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Sources and Acknowledgements:
The central core of the Barnes family tree was constructed by my father, Ernest Harold William Barnes from his own knowledge and research of the family and from family papers inherited from other members of the Barnes family.  Without my fathers' research and knowledge of the family it would not have been possible to extend the family tree, which has been achieved using both on-line and traditional research material sources.

A special thank you to Colin Barnes, who has kindly given me documents relating to his Uncle Charles' First World War service, including his Army Book, Discharge and Silver War Badge certificates as well as a photograph taken in India of the battery that Charles served in.

Acknowledgements:

  
The following people have provided invaluable information and help in compiling the Family Tree.
The Hampshire Descendants The American Descendants The Australian Connection The Holloway Family
Olive Small (nee Barnes)
John Barnes O.B.E		 Lyn Kilian Colin Barnes Daniel Wood
The O'Shea Family The Sculpher Family The Fox Family The Ruddell Family
Patricia Young (nee O'Shea)
Maureen Barnes (nee Sculpher)		 Maureen Barnes (nee Sculpher)
James Roach
Robert Brian Sculfor		 Pam Granger (nee Fox) Jackie Cooper (nee Ruddell)
Maureen Barnes(nee Sculpher)
Ginnette Finerty (nee Rumbles)
The Gosling Family The Welch Family    
Gillian Church (nee Gosling) Simon Wones    
HMS Pheasant Military Cap Badges Bec School 1943-1950  
John Gillis & the U49'ers Jeremy Tenniswood Peter Tomblin  

Many thanks to all those that have got in touch regarding family history research, in no particular order;-
  • Stephan Clark (former class mate Bec School)
  • Michael Newman (former class mate, amateur photographer and chess player)
  • David Sookram (former class mate Bec School, chess player and ambassador to China)
  • Jim Hiscock, son of James Hiscock, ASDIC Operator on HMS Pheasant
  • Fraser Cunningham, grandson of Petty Officer Andy McLeod, HMS Pheasant
  • Chris Woods, researching the 1/1 Sussex Battery R.F.A. Territorials
  • Grace Keating of Nemeton TV, An Rinn, Co. Waterford, in connection with the TV programme 'Marbh Gan Tae'
  • Les Barnes, Johannesburg South Africa
  • Rev. B Anthony Hathaway-Taylor - be sure to visit www.empiretocommonwealth.webs.com
  • Charlene Murray, Cape Town South Africa
  • Dev Kumar of Mhow, Central India - read his blog here
  • Denzil Lobo of Mhow, Central India
  • Dan Barnes regarding the Portsea Island, Hampshire Barnes family
  • Hunter Barnes of the United States of America
  • Irene Butler of the United States researching the McSparren / Neal / Barnes families
  • Karren Buffam from the U.S.A. researching the Barnes family
  • Jacqui Sawada from New Zealand
  • Roy and Carina Jenkins from Australia
  • James M. Gray, Sons of Confederate Veterans Inc, Brisbane, Australia
  • Les Barnes, Haslingden, Lancashire Barnes family
  • Chris Grant from Spain researching the Gosling family
  • Linda Sandell
  • Matthew Barnes
  • Matthew Barnes of Portchester, Hampshire
  • Michelle Barnes
  • Jessica Barnes
  • Michael D. Barnes of Adobe Systems
  • Michelle Barnes, representing the West Sussex Barnes family (we might be related)
  • Naomi Klein, researching the Stockwell War Memorials. Be sure to visit Naomi's website.
  • Nicholas Ward, researching the First World War Shot At Dawn soldiers
  • Ray Barnes, nephew of Private John Edward Barnes
  • Roger Jenkins
  • Roy Barnes, researching the Honey Lane, London Barnes family
  • Tony O'Regan for information on the LCC School Attendance Medals
  • Gill Barnes
  • Joan Fletcher-Brown
  • Peter Tomblin, Bec School 1943 - 1950

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    Sources:

    		  
    The following sources have provided valuable information in tracing the descendants of the Barnes Family and in providing content for this web site.
    Index to the 1851 Hampshire Census Volume 6 (Printed material) Hampshire Genealogical Society
    198a Havant Road
    Drayton, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO6 2EH
    Index to the 1851 Hampshire Census Volume 23 (Printed material)
    Index to the 1851 Hampshire Census Volume 34 (Printed material)
    Index to the 1891 Hampshire Census Volume 21 (Printed material)
    Index to the 1891 Hampshire Census Volume 22 (Printed material)
       
    The 1841 census for Hampshire (CD set) S & N Genealogy Supplies
    The 1851 census for Hampshire (CD set) S & N Genealogy Supplies
    The 1861 census for Hampshire (CD set) S & N Genealogy Supplies
    The 1871 census for Hampshire (CD set) S & N Genealogy Supplies
    The 1891 census for Hampshire (CD set) S & N Genealogy Supplies
    The 1901 census for Hampshire (CD set) S & N Genealogy Supplies
    The 1861 census for Berkshire (CD set) S & N Genealogy Supplies
       
    Hampshire Parish Records (Marriages) Volume 6 1538 - 1812 (CD) S & N Genealogy Supplies
    HGS Burial Index for Hampshire 1400 - 1837 (CD) Hampshire Genealogical Society
    St. Michael, Heckfield Parish Records (Microfiche)
    Christenings and Burials 1761 - 1802
    St. Mary's, Hartley Wespall Parish Records (Microfiche)
    Christenings, Marriages and Burials 1540 - 1783
    Stratfield Saye Parish Records (Microfiche)
    Christenings, Marriages and Burials 1539 - 1770
    Christenings and Burials 1771 - 1812

    *Special thanks to Sutton Library Local Resources Centre
    for the use of their microfiche readers    		 Hampshire Records Office
    Recreation & Heritage Department
    Sussex Street
    Winchester
    Hampshire SO23 8TH
    Tel: 01962 846154
    E-mail: enquiries.archives@hants.gov.uk
    Web: www.hants.gov-uk
       
    Swallowfield All Saints Parish Records (CD)
    Baptisms 1607-1928
    Marriages 1608-1926
    Banns 1754-1962
    Burials 1539-1931
    School admission register 1873-1895    		 Berkshire FHS Research Centre
    Yeomanry House
    131 Castle Hill
    Reading, Berkshire RG1 7TJ
       
    The War Research Society
    Battlefield Tours, 27 Courtway Avenue, Maypole, Birmingham, B14 4PP
    For tours of the battlefields of the First and Second War Worlds. Extremely knowledgeable guides and the chance to met some very nice people. If you are looking to visit the battlefields of the First World War I would highly recommend the War Research Society.      		http://www.battlefieldtours.co.uk
       
    On-Line Genealogy Resources  
    Genes Reunited
    		 http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/
    The Wessex Family History web site (Heckfield Parish Records)  
       
    The Births, Marriages and Deaths Index http://www.bmdindex.co.uk
    The FreeBMD Index http://www.freebmd.org.uk
    The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
    • 1881 Census
    • International Genealogy Index
    		 http://www.familysearch.org/
    The 1901 census for England and Wales http://www.1901census.nationalarchives.gov.uk
    The National Archives Documents Online http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline
    The BBC History website http://www.bbc.co.uk/history
    Kings and Queens of England http://www.royal.gov.uk
    History of Great Britain http://www.great-britain.co.uk/history
    World War 1 http://www.1914-1918.net
    Find My Past (1861, 1871 and 1891 census online + access to the BMD index) http://www.findmypast.com
    Peter Higginbotham's history of the workhouse
    An excellent resource for those researching the Poor Laws and the workhouses.    		 http://www.workhouses.org.uk
    The Stockwell War Memorial website http://www.stockwellwarmemorial.co.uk/
       
    First and Second World War Medals and Badges  
    World Medals - for original and high quality die struck reproduction medals. http://www.worldmedals.co.uk/home.htm
    Medal Yearbook 2008 / 2022 ISBN 978-1-870192-81-1 TOKEN Publishing Limited.
    Reproduction ARP Patch from Monty's Locker.
    Nice people to do business with.      		Monty's Locker
    Other Genealogy Resources  
    Hampshire Records Office
    "Hampshire Papers"
    Formal and Informal Enclosures in Hampshire 1700 - 1900
    Hampshire and Australia, 1783 - 1791 Crime and Transportation    		 Hampshire Records Office
    Recreation & Heritage Department
    Sussex Street
    Winchester
    Hampshire SO23 8TH
    Tel: 01962 846154
    E-mail: enquiries.archives@hants.gov.uk
    Web: www.hants.gov-uk
    Victorian London - The Life of a City 1840 - 1870

    Dr. Johnson's London (1740 - 1770)    		 Liza Picard
    ISBN 0-297-84733-3
    Liza Picard
    ISBN 0-297-84218-8
    http://www.orionbooks.co.uk
    The Napoleonic Wars

    The War of Wars - The Epic Struggle between Britain and France 1793 - 1815
         		 John Keegan
    ISBN 0-304-35983-1
    Robert Harvey
    ISBN-10 1-84119-958-3
    Charles Booth Online Archive - Poverty Maps of London 1898 - 99 http://booth.lse.ac.uk/
    Multimap (Online maps to Everywhere) http://www.multimap.com
    MOTCO - STANFORD - London And Its Suburbs 1862 http://www.motco.com/map/81006/
    Maps of Vauxhall, Kennington and the Oval (includes South Lambeth and Nine Elms) http://www.vauxhallandkennington.org.uk/maps.shtml
    Old Maps of England http://www.old-maps.co.uk
       
    Churchyards and Cemeteries  
    St Michael Heckfield 13th Century Anglican.  Served as parish church for both Heckfield and Mattingley until 1863. The churchyard was closed to new burials in 1885. Parish records date from 1538. Church Lane, Heckfield RG27
    Heckfield Cemetery Burials since 1885 on land donated by the Lord of the Manor at the time. Can be found on the B3349 almost opposite Church Lane. There is a small lay-by by the entrance (up some steps) to the cemetery.
    Mattingley Church and Churchyard
    Members of the Barnes family are buried in the churchyard at Mattingley, however it has not been possible to identify any graves belonging to the family.    		 Converted from a 14th Century tithe barn
    Streatham Park Cemetery Located in Rowan Road, Streatham, CR4.
    Streatham Cemetery Located in Garratt Lane, Tooting