Publisher's Synopsis
In Memory of Alfred Smith Barnes is a biographical tribute to the life and legacy of Alfred Smith Barnes, a prominent figure born on January 28th, 1817, and who passed away on February 17th, 1888. This commemorative work, likely compiled by Hillman B. Barnes, serves as a historical record and personal remembrance of Barnes's contributions and impact.
While specific details about the content are not provided, the title suggests a focus on Barnes's life, achievements, and perhaps his religious beliefs or affiliations. Such memorial volumes were common in the 19th century, offering insights into the lives of notable individuals and their societal contributions. This book offers potential value to those researching 19th-century American history, religious figures, or the life of Alfred Smith Barnes himself.
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