Family Group Sheet
NameThomas Kelly Barnes
BirthFeb 1846, Kentucky
Death21 Dec 1927, Mt. Sterling, Montgomery Co., Kentucky
Marriageabt 1872, Kentucky
SpouseSusan “Sue” M. Martin
Birth27 Nov 1849, Clark Co., Kentucky
Death23 Mar 1940, Montgomery Co., Kentucky
Children
Birth8 Mar 1873, Kentucky
Death13 May 1920, Mt. Sterling, Montgomery Co., Kentucky
SpouseAdelaide Stewart , 5C4R
Notes for Thomas Kelly Barnes
His death certificate records T. Kelly Barnes, age 82, birthdate blank, born in Kentucky, died 21 Dec 1927 at Mary Chiles Hospital, Mt. Sterling, Montgomery Co., Ky, married, husband of Sue M. Barnes, merchant (grocer), father Robert M. Barnes, mother’s maiden name Paulina Hazelrigg, both born in Kentucky, cause of death illegible (aceiless? oculus?), informant John M. Barnes, Mt. Sterling, Ky, burial in Mt. Sterling, Ky.
His gravestone is inscribed simply T. Kelly Barnes, 1846-1927.
His obituary in the Mount Sterling Advocate reported:
“T. Kelly Barnes, One of Mt. Sterling's Widest Known Citizens Expires Wednesday
On yesterday morning at 7:oo o'clock at the Mary Chiles Hospital, T. Kelly Barnes, who would have been 82 years old February 1928, breathed his last expiring breath in the presence of his devoted wife and children, having rounded a well-spent life.
He is survived by his wife and two sons, Robert and John M. Barnes, of this city; also by one brother Henry Barnes of Wilmington, W.Va. and a sister Mrs. Andrew Judy of this city; five grand-children and a great grandson.
Funeral service was conducted at his home on North Maysville street this morning by his pastor, Rev. Olus Hamilton of the Baptist church and following the service his body was laid to rest in Machpelah cemetery.
Kelly Barnes was the son of Robert and Paulina Hazelrigg Barnes and was married to Miss Sue Martin 58 years ago . To them were born three sons, Roger, who preceded his father many years ago and the two surviving sons, Robert and John. For the great part of his life he was engaged in the grocery business, retiring on account of failing health. For many years he had been a member of the local Baptist church, having accespted Christ under the ministry of Dr. J. Pike Powers, now a retired minister in Knoxville, Tenn. Kelly Barnes had many friends with whom he had endearing ties and that devotion to this just man will linger as long as memory lasts.
Pallbearers: Charles K. Oldham, R.H. Dale, Lawless D. Gatewood, Harry G. Hoffman, and Pierce Winn. Honorary: Alftred Humphreys, Nat Young, Sr.; Dr. J.A. Vansant, John G. Winn, W.O. Chenault, Judge Lewis Apperson, John Peggs, Roy G. Kern. To the wife tottering under the weight of years, the sons of noble birth, the brother and sister with saddened hearts we join the many in sorrow and extend sympathy. "No chilling wind, nor poisonous breath Can reach that healthful shore; Sickness and sorrow, pain and death Are felt and feared no more."
His gravestone is inscribed simply T. Kelly Barnes, 1846-1927.
His obituary in the Mount Sterling Advocate reported:
“T. Kelly Barnes, One of Mt. Sterling's Widest Known Citizens Expires Wednesday
On yesterday morning at 7:oo o'clock at the Mary Chiles Hospital, T. Kelly Barnes, who would have been 82 years old February 1928, breathed his last expiring breath in the presence of his devoted wife and children, having rounded a well-spent life.
He is survived by his wife and two sons, Robert and John M. Barnes, of this city; also by one brother Henry Barnes of Wilmington, W.Va. and a sister Mrs. Andrew Judy of this city; five grand-children and a great grandson.
Funeral service was conducted at his home on North Maysville street this morning by his pastor, Rev. Olus Hamilton of the Baptist church and following the service his body was laid to rest in Machpelah cemetery.
Kelly Barnes was the son of Robert and Paulina Hazelrigg Barnes and was married to Miss Sue Martin 58 years ago . To them were born three sons, Roger, who preceded his father many years ago and the two surviving sons, Robert and John. For the great part of his life he was engaged in the grocery business, retiring on account of failing health. For many years he had been a member of the local Baptist church, having accespted Christ under the ministry of Dr. J. Pike Powers, now a retired minister in Knoxville, Tenn. Kelly Barnes had many friends with whom he had endearing ties and that devotion to this just man will linger as long as memory lasts.
Pallbearers: Charles K. Oldham, R.H. Dale, Lawless D. Gatewood, Harry G. Hoffman, and Pierce Winn. Honorary: Alftred Humphreys, Nat Young, Sr.; Dr. J.A. Vansant, John G. Winn, W.O. Chenault, Judge Lewis Apperson, John Peggs, Roy G. Kern. To the wife tottering under the weight of years, the sons of noble birth, the brother and sister with saddened hearts we join the many in sorrow and extend sympathy. "No chilling wind, nor poisonous breath Can reach that healthful shore; Sickness and sorrow, pain and death Are felt and feared no more."
Notes for Susan “Sue” M. Martin
Her death certificate records Sue Martin Barnes, age 90 years 3 months 26 days, born 27 Nov 1849 in Clark Co., Ky, died 23 Mar 1940 in Mt. Sterling, Montgomery Co., Ky, residence N. Maysville St., widow of T. Kelley Barnes, father Jack Martin, born in Clark Col., Ky, mother’s madien name Mary Carter, born in Ky, cause of death influenza, pneumonia & nephritis, informant Mrs. John McCormick, Mt. Sterling, Ky, burial in Mt. Sterling, Ky.
Census Notes for Thomas Kelly & Susan “Sue” M. (Family)
1920 census of Montgomery Co., Ky, Mt. Sterling ward 1, enumerated 5 Jan, lists on p. 3A as family #63/66, at 198 Maysville St.:
Barnes, T. Kelley, 74, grocery store merchant; Sue M, wife, 70; Robert M., son, 43, partner in grocery store. All born Ky Ky Ky.
The preceding household is headed by their son Roger.
Barnes, T. Kelley, 74, grocery store merchant; Sue M, wife, 70; Robert M., son, 43, partner in grocery store. All born Ky Ky Ky.
The preceding household is headed by their son Roger.
