James K. Barley was the youngest of five children born to John & Elizabeth (Barksdale) Barley, who came from Virginia. He married Mollie Elizabeth Hardesty on January 11, 1872 and lived several years in the Winfield, Mo. area before moving to Montgomery Co., Mo. Two infant daughters are found in the New Salem Cemetery in Argentville area near Winfield. They are Nettie J. and Fannie M.
The James K. Barley family is listed in Montgomery City on Walsh Ave in the 1910 census. They had three additional children, namely Joseph Wayne Barley, Robert Ambrose Barley and Genevieve "Vea" Barley.
The James K. Barley family is listed in Montgomery City on Walsh Ave in the 1910 census. They had three additional children, namely Joseph Wayne Barley, Robert Ambrose Barley and Genevieve "Vea" Barley.
James K. Barley was the youngest of five children born to John & Elizabeth (Barksdale) Barley, who came from Virginia. He married Mollie Elizabeth Hardesty on January 11, 1872 and lived several years in the Winfield, Mo. area before moving to Montgomery Co., Mo. Two infant daughters are found in the New Salem Cemetery in Argentville area near Winfield. They are Nettie J. and Fannie M.
The James K. Barley family is listed in Montgomery City on Walsh Ave in the 1910 census. They had three additional children, namely Joseph Wayne Barley, Robert Ambrose Barley and Genevieve "Vea" Barley.
The James K. Barley family is listed in Montgomery City on Walsh Ave in the 1910 census. They had three additional children, namely Joseph Wayne Barley, Robert Ambrose Barley and Genevieve "Vea" Barley.
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