F. L. Barnes searching for his wife Armeto Barnes

January 27, 1900

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WHO KNOWS HER?
On June 14, 1899, my wife, Ar-
meto Barnes deserted me. I have
not heard from or seen her since;
except on one occasion, I heard that
she was dead. She is a light brown
skin woman about 22 or 23 years old.
with a piece of her left ear bit off.
This accident to her ear happened
while she was living in Cameron
Her home is in Hearne where her
parents, Rev. S. M. Miller and Mrs.
Missouri Miller, and her brother re-
side. Before marrying and while at
home. she went by the name of An-
nie Haywood; since then, I have
heard that she was known as Annie Williams. I will say, also, that she
lived a fast life. If any one will
truthfully write me any informotion concerning her whereabouts, I will
pay said person Five Dollars Very repectfully, F. L BARNES,
P. O. Box 464
Richmond. Ft. Bend Co., Texas

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F. L. Barnes searching for his wife Armeto Barnes. He has not heard from her since she deserted him except one time he had heard she had died. She was known also as Annie Haywood and Annie Williams.

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Newspaper

The Independent (Houston, TX)

Date

January 27, 1900

Searcher Location

Richmond, Fort Bend County, Texas

Searchee Location

Cameron, TX

Hearne, TX

Contributor

Jenna Cholowinski

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"F. L. Barnes searching for his wife Armeto Barnes," The Independent (Houston, TX), January 27, 1900, Last Seen: Finding Family After Slavery, accessed October 4, 2024, https://informationwanted.org/items/show/4899