Person:Robert Barnes (1)

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Robert Barnes
b.1788
d.1855 Carroll, Maryland, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 2 Aug 1784
  1. Rachel Barnes
  2. Adam Barnes1776 - 1840
  3. Naomi Barnes1785 - 1873
  4. Joshua Barnes1786 - 1853
  5. Zachariah Barnes1787 - 1863
  6. Robert Barnes1788 - 1855
  7. Mary Barnes1794 -
  8. Henry Barnes1795 - 1851
  9. Josiah Barnes1798 - 1853
  10. Ruth Barnes1800 - 1859
  11. Cassandra Barnes1804 - Aft 1848
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Robert Barnes1788 - 1855
  • W.  Sarah Smith - Bef 1866
m. 18 Dec 1813
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Facts and Events
Name[1] Robert Barnes
Gender Male
Birth? 1788
Marriage 18 Dec 1813 to Sarah Smith
Alt Marriage 18 Dec 1845 to Sarah Smith
Will? 16 Apr 1852 Written
Will? 21 May 1855 Proved
Death? 1855 Carroll, Maryland, United States
Other? Baltimore (county), Maryland, United States1830 Census, 6th District p. 204/325
Other? 1860 Census, deceased
Other? Baltimore (county), Maryland, United States1810 Census
Other? Baltimore (county), Maryland, United States1840 Census
Other? Baltimore (county), Maryland, United States1850 Census
Other? Baltimore (county), Maryland, United States1820 Census

From Colonial Families of Anne Arundel County, Maryland

On the death of his father, Adam Barnes, Robert was made executor of the estate, and the property was to remain in his hands until his youngest sister reached the age of 16. According to the Chancery Case that ensued, Robert continued to live on the homestead after his marriage until the property was sold in 1820.

In his will, he left a portion of the tract Hopewell to his son Adam, describing it as "the old home place." His wife Sarah was to have a tract called Kinfauns, which Robert had bought from John Smith, Sr., on 3 July 1837.

References
  1. ↑ Robert Barnes. Colonial Families of Anne Arundel County, Maryland. (Anthology of Colonial Families of Maryland 1600s-1900s)
    p. 41.
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