Barbara Ann Gaines
1933 - 1951 (17 years)-
Name Barbara Ann Gaines Birth 13 Sep 1933 Greensboro, Guilford, NC 
Gender Female Death 11 Apr 1951 Graham, Alamance, NC - North Carolina, U.S., Death Certificates
Name: Brabara Ann Trallinger
[Barbara Ann Trollinger]
[Brabara Ann Gaines]
Gender: Female
Race: Black
Age: 17
Birth Date: 12 Sep 1933
Birth Place: greensboro, North Carolina, United States
Residence Place: Graham, Alamance, North Carolina
Death Date: 11 Apr 1951
Death Place: Graham, Alamance, North Carolina, USA
Father: Woodrow Gaines
Mother: Helen Fuller
ALAMANCE COUNTY RECORDS
INSTRUMENT - 00201
FILE - 05/16/2016
DEATH DATE - **/**/1951
BOOK/PAGE - 00039 / 0201
DECEDENT - TROLLINGER, BARBARA ANN
FATHER - GAINES, WOODROW
MOTHER - FULLER, HELEN
Person ID I14698 Drollinger Genealogy Last Modified 16 Apr 2022
Father Woodrow Gaines Mother Helen Fuller Family ID F6453 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family William Ladd "Snook" Trollinger, Sr., b. 16 Sep 1920, Alamance County, NC d. 27 Jan 1986, Graham, Alamance, NC (Age 65 years) Marriage 7 Oct 1950 Alamance, NC - William Ladd Trollinger
in the North Carolina, Marriage Records, 1741-2011
Name: William Ladd Trollinger
Gender: Male
Race: Colored (Black)
Age: 29
Birth Year: abt 1921
Marriage Date: 7 Oct 1950
Marriage Place: Alamance, North Carolina, USA
Mother: Ada Trollinger
Spouse: Barbara Ann Gaines
Spouse Gender: Female
Spouse Race: Colored (Black)
Spouse Age: 17
Spouse Father: Woodroe Gaines
Spouse Mother: Helen Gaines
Event Type: Marriage
Children + 1. William Ladd Trollinger, Jr., b. 3 Jul 1949, Alamance County, NC d. 11 Apr 1951, Graham, Alamance, NC (Age 1 year)Documents 
Marriage Certificate Family ID F6443 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 17 Aug 2017
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Event Map 
Birth - 13 Sep 1933 - Greensboro, Guilford, NC 
Marriage - 7 Oct 1950 - Alamance, NC 
Death - 11 Apr 1951 - Graham, Alamance, NC = Link to Google Earth
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Notes - William and Barbara's house bordered railroad tracks. Their very young son would sometimes wander onto the tracks and would be pulled back by their dog. One day the dog was gone and the boy got onto the tracks when a train was coming, When Barbara tried to save her son they were both hit and killed by the train. All as confessed to me by Frances Cornelia Trollinger-Long. (David H. Drollinger 5 Jul 2013)