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\cf1\f1 Rome News Tribune February 16, 1949 \cf0\f0
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\cf1\f1 Funeral Services For Mrs. Barnes Set for Thursday\cf0\f0
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\cf1\f1 Mrs. Fannie May Barnes, 82, died at her residence in the Barnsley community, at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday following an illness of 10 months. \par
Born in Greenville, SC. March 20, 1866, daughter of the late Jim and Elizabeth Jordon Smith, she had been a resident of Floyd and Bartow Counties for 68 years and was a member of Barnsley \par
Methodist Church. Surviving are the husband, Charles R. Barnes; one daughter, Mrs. Lula Lanham, of Kingston, Route 1; three brothers, R. C. Smith of Pelzer, S.C., Eugene Selman, of Williston, S.C. and J. B. Selman, of Rome Route 6; one sister, Mrs. Lula Williams, of Willston, S.C.; 10 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren and six great-great grandchildren. \par
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday at the Barnsley Methodist Church with the Rev. Joe Coleston and the Rev. Russell Head officiating. \par
Interment will be in Barnsley Cemetery. The body will lie in state at the residence until time for the services. \par
Pall bearers will be six great-grandsons.
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(note: born March 20, 1867 died Feb. 15, 1949 dates on new marker, old marker had BD as March 20, 1866 as obit states)\cf0\f0
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