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John Rial Barnett Relevant Links

1. Father: William Monroe Cawdra (Billie) Barnett
2. Siblings: Rosa Bell Barnett
3. Temperance Melvina (Vina) Barnett
4. Clearacy Alestine (Alice) Barnett
5. George Wesley Barnett
6. William Clarence Barnett
7. Silva Argettie Barnett

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• Barnett Files
  • Clearcy Alestine Barnett
  • George C. Barnett
  • George Wesley Barnett
  • John Rial Barnett
  • Milton G. Barnett
  • Rial Barnett
  • Rosa Bell Barnett
  • Sylva Argetti Barnett
  • Temperance Melvin Barnett
  • Waitwell Barnett
  • William Clarence Barnett
  • William Monroe Cawdra Barnett

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John Rial Barnett

Born: 22 May 1884 in Polk County, Missouri
Died: 18 February 1903

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

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Sources and Additional Information:

Cheryl says,

" I found the record of the birth of John H. Barnett on 21 Mar 1884, in Benton Twp., Polk Co., MO. He was the 3rd child of Mary Jane Case, who was born in Polk Co., MO and William Barnett, who was born in Searcy Co., AR."

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