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Lucinda "Bedie" Davis

BirthJan 1862 - Marion County, Alabama
Death1927 - Old Union, Lee County, Mississippi, United States of America
MotherEmily Lindsey
FatherJames W. Davis

Born in Marion County, Alabama on Jan 1862 to James W. Davis and Emily Lindsey. Lucinda "Bedie" Davis married Hazzard Cummings Barnes and had 14 children. She passed away on 1927 in Old Union, Lee County, Mississippi, United States of America.

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Parents
James W. Davis
1831 - 1880
Emily Lindsey
1844 - 1905
Spouse(s)
Hazzard Cummings Barnes
1854 - 1938
Children Show all
Elizabeth D "Lizzie" Barnes Frederick
1890 - 1963
Cloria B Barnes
1889 - 1975
James F Barnes
1895 - 1978
John Hogan Barnes
1898 - 1979
William Mize Barnes
1891 - 1977
Mary E 'Molly' Barnes
1882 - 1931
Lucy D Barnes
1886 - 1906

Hattie E Barnes
1888 - 1970
Lyda Birdie Barnes Frederick
1885 - 1976
George Washington Barnes
1903 - 2004
Luther Neetum Barnes
1875 - 1944
Harley Jackson Barnes
1877 - 1957
Dolly Barnes
1892 - 1963
Charles “Charlie” Dee Barnes
1880 - 1965

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