Mourning Card · primary-source record
Jennie Barnes
February 11, 1880
Died 11 February 1880 · Waterbury, Connecticut
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At-a-glance facts
Record type
Mourning Card
Date of death
February 11, 1880
Place of death
The mourning card
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Jennie Barnes in Waterbury Connecticut died Feb. 11, 1880
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