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Counties of Warren, BENTON, Jasper and Newton, Indiana;
historical and biographical.
by Ed. A. Mossman
pub. F. A. Battey & Co., Chicago, 1883

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           J. F. BARNARD is a native Hoosier and was born in Tippecanoe
        County, December 27, 1849.  After attending the district schools of
        his neighborhood, he went to school at Battle Ground, and later
        removed to Prairie Township, White County, where he engaged in
        farming and going to school at Brookston.  In 1874, he removed to
        Fowler, where he has since resided, and where he has been employed
        as book-keeper for O. BARNARD & Co., and looking after his interest
        in the business of J. P. SMITH & Co.  He is one of the stirring men
        of Fowler, is a Republican, a member of the Blue Lodge in Masonry,
        and was married May 5, 1880, to Miss MARY H. MERRICK, by whom he is
        the father of two children - MARY and GEORGE.  Mrs. BARNARD is a
        member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

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