Barnes, Abram.

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Abram Barnes (1785-1830) was a bank director in Port Gibson, Mississippi, married to Ann Maria Willis (1791-1827). Borthers-in-law William (d. ca. 1821) and John B. Willis were a sheriff of Vidalia, Louisiana, and a merchant/attorney in Port Gibson and Washington, Mississippi, respectively.

Their family papers record Barnes's business activity with various merchants and individuals, as well as the estate administrator for Elias Barnes (1759-1807), Edmund Burton (d. 1830), William Willis, Joseph Moore, and Edward Fort Barnes. Willis family papers involve relatives in South Carolina and plans to move to Mississippi. School copy books of Barnes's daughter Ann (1818-1892) and manuscripts of plays by Thomas Willis and Jefferies H. Moore are included.

From the description of Barnes-Willis family papers, 1783-1840. (University of Texas Libraries). WorldCat record id: 37038868

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creatorOf Frazer, Eliphalet. Frazer, Eliphalet, papers, 1812-1833. University of Texas Libraries
creatorOf Barnes, Abram. Barnes-Willis family papers, 1783-1840. University of Texas Libraries
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associatedWith Barnes Family. family
associatedWith Bisland, Alexander. person
associatedWith Frazer, Eliphalet. person
associatedWith Richey, Thomas J. H. person
associatedWith Willis Family. family
associatedWith Willis, John B. person
associatedWith Willis, William. person
Place Name Admin Code Country
Louisiana
Mississippi
Subject
Cotton trade
Lumber trade
Merchants
Sheriff
Slave trade
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Person

Active 1812

Active 1833

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