Joseph "Joe" BARNETT
Joseph "Joe" BARNETT
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Joe Barnett bc
Joe Barnett 1935
Joe Barnett Railroad career
Joseph "Joe" Barnett
William Henry Johnson store
Joseph "Joe" Barnett 1964 Pueblo City Directory
Joseph "Joe" Barnett 1968 Pueblo City Directory
Joseph "Joe" Barnett/Helvetta Madeline "Madge" Johnson mr
Joe Barnett dc
Burial: 26 Oct 1996, Eads, Kiowa County, Colorado, Eads Cemetery
Joe Barnett & Helvetta Madeline Johnson stone
Joe Barnett bc
Michelle Kay Garner collection
Joe Barnett 1935
originally from Madeline Johnson collection, now in Michelle Kay Garner collection.
Joe Barnett Railroad career
originally from Madeline Johnson collection, now in Michelle Kay Garner collection.
Joseph "Joe" Barnett
William Henry Johnson store
JHJ collection, labeled on back "Grandpa Johnson on far right Union Hall Ellis, Kansas”, June 26, 1935 Another print of this image has on the back “Mrs. Madeline (Joe) Barnett Eds, Colorado June 26, 1935. Madeline Johnson from Joe Barnett Arlington, Colorado
Joseph "Joe" Barnett 1964 Pueblo City Directory
Joseph "Joe" Barnett 1964 Pueblo City Directory. U.S., City Directories, 1822-1995 Colorado Pueblo 1964 Pueblo, Colorado, City Directory, 1964.
Joseph "Joe" Barnett 1968 Pueblo City Directory
Joseph "Joe" Barnett 1968 Pueblo City Directory. U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995 Colorado Pueblo 1968
Pueblo, Colorado, City Directory, 1968.
Joseph "Joe" Barnett/Helvetta Madeline "Madge" Johnson mr
Joseph "Joe" Barnett/Helvetta Madeline "Madge" Johnson mr 26 Jun 1935 Ordway, Crowley, Colorado.
Joe Barnett dc
Burial: 26 Oct 1996, Eads, Kiowa County, Colorado, Eads Cemetery
Joe Barnett & Helvetta Madeline Johnson stone
Joe Barnett & Helvetta Madeline Johnson stone photo by Don Godfrey. 38º28’13” N 102º46’1” W
Related Media Pages:Joseph "Joe" BARNETT & Helvetta Madeline "Madge" JOHNSON
Helvetta Madeline "Madge" JOHNSON


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