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Clearacy Alestine Barnett Relevant Links

1. Father: William Monroe Cawdra (Billie) Barnett
2. Siblings: Rosa Bell Barnett
3. Temperance Melvina (Vina) Barnett
4. John Rial Barnett
5. George Wesley Barnett
6. William Clarence Barnett
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Clearacy Alestine (Alice) Barnett (1888-1968) was the daughter of Mary Jane Case and William M. C. (Billie) Barnett. She married Elza C. Eagon. The lady in the photo is their daughter, Thelma Lorene (Eagon) Lejeune who lives at Schofield. You can see a photo of Elza Eagon on William M. C. (Billie) Barnett's page as referenced in the email below.

Clearacy Alestine Barnett

Born: 12 May 1888 in Polk County, Missouri
Died: 05 January 1968
Burial: Schofield Cemetery, Polk County, Missouri

Mother: Mary Jane Case
Father: William Monroe Cawdra (Billie) Barnett

Married: Elza C. Eagon.

He was born 24 July 1885, and died 16 February 1980. Burial: Schofield Cemetery, Polk County, Missouri

Children:

1. Ruby William
2. Mary
3. Inez
4. Thelma Lorene

Sources and Additional Information:

Subject: Missouri Cousins
Date: 01/10/2000 12:56:27 AM GMT Standard Time
From: h.l.jones@worldnet.att.net (Harold Jones)
To: JRogers722@aol.com (Jerry Rogers)

Jerry,

The monitor on my computer is an older model so is could not get a real clear image from the picture you sent and so could only recognize the Nicodemus'. There was one man with his hat cocked to one side that may be Elza Eagon, husband of Alice Barnett. That is the way he wore his hat and I suspect they were at that gathering. Their son Ruby married my dad's sister which is my only connection to the Barnett family other than the Case connection.

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