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Barnes Family Tree • Family of Edwin Barnes Thomas Esther Barnes b: Abt. 1805 b: Abt. 1804 Heapey Quarlton, Lancashire John Charles Thomas H Esther Ann Robert W Mary Ann Elizabeth Barnes Barnes Barnes Barnes Barnes Barnes Barnes b: Abt. 1831 b: Abt. 1838 b: Abt. 1843 b: Abt. 1844 b: Abt. 1847 b: 1850 b: Abt. 1853 Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Thomas Elizabeth Welch b: Abt. 1809 b: Abt. 1810 Chorley, Lancashire Blackburn, Lancashire Joseph Mary Ann Barnes Welch b: Abt. 1837 b: 04 Dec 1833 Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire d: 1905 m: 1861 Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire d: 1901 Chorley, Lancashire Thomas Alice Joseph Marguerite Elise Lily James John Henry Margaret Alice Fred Kate Albert Mary Elizabeth Robert Lucy Jane Lily Barnes Aspden Barnes Costine Barnes Heaps Barnes Morgan Barnes Timms Barnes Moss Barnes Simmons Moon b: 1862 b: Abt. 1862 b: 1863 b: Abt. 1870 b: 1866 m: 21 Sep 1892 b: 1868 b: Abt. 1867 b: 1870 b: Abt. 1871 b: 31 Mar 1872 b: Abt. 1872 b: 13 Sep 1873 b: Abt. 1876 b: 02 Jun 1881 Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Cork, Ireland Chorley, Lancashire Christ Church, Charnock Richard, Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire m: 28 Jun 1894 Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire d: 1928 m: 1884 d: 1923 m: 1907 d: 1898 Lancashire d: 04 Apr 1936 m: 1892 St Mary Magdalene Church, Clitheroe, d: 09 Oct 1950 m: 28 Oct 1899 d: 1944 m: 04 Mar 1896 m: 1907 Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire St Peter's Church, Chorley, Lancashire Charnock Richard, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire St George's Church, Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire St George's Church, Chorley, Lancashire Congregational Church, Chorley, d: 1914 d: 11 Sep 1939 d: 1931 d: 1906 Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Mary Ann John Lily Maria Elsie Annie Joseph Edith Edward Nellie Peter Nowell Harry Harold Florence Mabel Lilly Hilda Albert Charlotte Harold Elizabeth Frank Fred Lilian May Frank Ethel Fred Eileen Frederick Louis Louie Philip Mary Edward Henry Doris Ronald Barnes Watkinson Barnes Barnes Barnes Barnes Barnes Clarkson Barnes Barnes Sumner Barnes Barnes Barnes Barnes Barnes Barnes Worthington Barnes Fairclough Barnes Barnes Barnes Barnes Jones Barnes Lewis Barnes Phillips Barnes Goodman Barnes Coleman Barnes Still b: 1884 b: Abt. 1885 b: 1887 b: 1890 b: 1893 b: 20 Jan 1898 b: 18 Oct 1899 b: 08 Nov 1900 b: 07 Sep 1902 b: 12 Jul 1904 b: 24 Jan 1898 b: 15 Dec 1911 b: 1894 b: 10 Dec 1896 b: 1900 b: 1905 b: 09 Jun 1908 b: 16 Aug 1907 b: 06 Dec 1900 b: 21 Jan 1901 b: 1904 b: 1905 b: 1906 b: 1908 m: 1932 b: 18 Aug 1910 b: 11 Nov 1908 b: 28 Dec 1913 b: 11 Feb 1910 b: 27 Sep 1916 b: 16 Oct 1914 b: 23 Mar 1921 b: 1920 b: 24 May 1924 m: 1944 Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire m: 1930 Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Coppull, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Burnley, Lancashire Blackburn, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Lancaster, Lancashire Lancaster, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire United Reformed Church, Chorley, Chorley, Lancashire m: 1935 Chorley, Lancashire Ince, Wigan, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Bolton, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Wandsworth, London Chorley, Lancashire United Reformed Church, Chorley, m: 1908 d: 1895 d: 1989 United Reformed Church, Chorley, d: 1991 d: 1987 m: 1937 d: 1895 d: 1995 m: 1929 d: 1974 m: 1923 d: 1907 d: 1906 d: 1907 Lancashire United Reformed Church, Chorley, d: 2004 m: 1931 d: 1988 m: 1934 d: 1990 m: 1942 Lancashire United Reformed Church, Chorley, Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire St George's Church, Chorley, Lancashire Burnley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire St George's Church, Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire United Reformed Church, Chorley, Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire United Reformed Church, Chorley, Chorley, Lancashire St George's Church, Chorley, Lancashire Thurrock, Essex United Reformed Church, Chorley, Lancashire d: 1991 d: 10 Jan 1979 d: 1988 Lancashire Lancashire d: 1973 Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire d: 1978 Chorley, Lancashire d: 1998 Preston, Lancashire King's Lynn, Norfolk Edwin Catherine Annie Fred Dorothy Joyce Rex Lily Keith Victor Barnes Read Barnes Hill Barnes Lewis Goodman Goodman Goodman b: 1857 b: Abt. 1859 b: 16 Nov 1931 m: 1954 b: 1929 b: 07 Feb 1936 b: 1935 b: 1938 b: 1945 Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire United Reformed Church, Chorley, Preston, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire d: 27 Jul 1930 m: 1879 Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chorley, Lancashire Chairman of Horwich UDC d: 1925 Bolton, Lancashire 1906-07 Thomas Barnes b: 10 Jun 1880 Chorley, Lancashire d: 1970 Chorley, Lancashire.
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