Jefferson-Cherokee County AlArchives Biographies.....Barnard, William Harrison March 22, 1864 - 
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Author: Thomas McAdory Owen, Vol. III, published 1921, page 100

Barnard, William Harrison, merchant and legislator, was born March 22, 1864, at 
Forney, Cherokee County; son of William Marion and Amanda Caroline (Wharton) 
Barnard, the former a native of Georgia, who moved to near Key, Cherokee 
County, where he resided the remainder of his life; a soldier in the 
Confederate Army; grandson of Jacob and Nancy (Lott) Wharton, of Forney.  He 
was educated in the public schools of Cherokee County; is a merchant, 
undertaker, and liveryman; deputy sheriff of Jefferson County, 1889-90; chief 
of police of Pratt City, 1895-1905; and was one of the representatives from 
Jefferson County in the legislature of 1911.  He is an Episcopalian; a 
Democrat; Knight of Pythias; Elk; Red Man; Odd Fellow; Knight of Honor; and a 
Maccabee.  Married:  December 25, 1890, at Adairsville, Ga., to Lula, daughter 
of Robert H. A. and Matinza (Turner) Ellis of that place.  Children:  1.  
Lillie Mabel; 2.  Charles Ellis; 3. Willie; 4. Jewell, deceased.  Residence:  
Pratt City

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