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Note for: Marietta J SYMONDS, ABT 1846 - Index

Nickname: Mary

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1860; Census Place: Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts; Roll: M653_503; Page: 327; Image: 332; Family History Library Film: 803503.
1880; Census Place: Newburyport, Essex, Massachusetts; Roll: 532; Family History Film: 1254532; Page: 461C; Enumeration District: 225; Image: 0063.

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Note for: William H SYMONDS, ABT 1835 - Index

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1860; Census Place: Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts; Roll: M653_503; Page: 327; Image: 332; Family History Library Film: 803503.

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Note for: Wealthy , ABT 1836 - Index

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1860; Census Place: Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts; Roll: M653_503; Page: 327; Image: 332; Family History Library Film: 803503.

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Note for: Henrietta Tilton, Dec 1844 - 15 Jan 1915 Index

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1850; Census Place: Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts; Roll M432_330; Page: 64; Image: 129.
1860; Census Place: Lowell Ward 2, Middlesex, Massachusetts; Roll: M653_507; Page: 271; Image: 275.1900; Census Place: Lowell Ward 8, Middlesex, Massachusetts; Roll T623_661 Page: 16B; Enumeration District: 823.

Frederick William Coburn, History of Lowell and its people, VOL III, Lewis Publishing Co, New York, 1920. Page 173. google books
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.Mr. Barnes married, March 14, 18/5, Henrietta Tilton, of Lowell, a descendant of Jonathan Tilton, one of whose ancestors fought with General Wolfe at Quebec. She was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and died in Newton Highlands, Massachusetts, January 15, 1916, daughter of Walter and Ruth (Webster) Tilton, her father a native of New Hampshire. Children of Mr. and Mrs. C. Oliver Barnes: Emma Leslie, married, June 27, 1907, Edward S. Colton, of Newton Highlands, whom she survives with a son, James Byers (2) Colton; Carrie, married, August 3, 1910, Hcrtram E. Kellogg, of Holyoke, Massachusetts; Helen Isabel, married, September 25, 1907, Walter E. Morse, of Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Morse are the parents of Walter E., Jr., Ruth, Marian, Lester A. and Cynthia H. Morse. These grandchildren of C. Oliver Barnes, in addition to descent from Jonathan Tilton, the Colonial soldier, are great-great-grandehildren of Deacon Joseph Barnes, who fought at Bunker Hill.

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Note for: Oliver C BARNES, 31 Jul 1850 - Index

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Frederick William Coburn, History of Lowell and its people, VOL III, Lewis Publishing Co, New York, 1920. Page 173. google books
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.Oliver Barnes was born in Lowell, at the corner of Worthern and then Mechanic street, now Broadway, July 31, 1850, and until August, 1915, never left his native New England, and Lowell has been his home during his entire life with the exception of two years, 1853- 55. He is a son of Charles E. and Ann (Mason) Barnes, his father a machinist employed on job work at the Lowell Machine Shop. In 1853 the family moved to Chicopee, where for two years Mr. Barnes was in the employ of the Ames Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of cannon. During the two years in Chicopee he perfected and patented a self-loading cannon. The model for this cannon, which was patented in 1856, is yet in the possession of C. Oliver Barnes, a cherished family relic and a memento of the only two years spent elsewhere than in Lowell.

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Note for: Emma Leslie BARNES, Nov 1879 - Index

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1900; Census Place: Lowell Ward 8, Middlesex, Massachusetts; Roll T623_661 Page: 16B; Enumeration District: 823.

Frederick William Coburn, History of Lowell and its people, VOL III, Lewis Publishing Co, New York, 1920. Page 173. google books
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Note for: Colton Carrie BARNES, Oct 1881 - Index