living by shipping timber from Woodlands, but was killed by a falling tree in 1868. Soon after, daughter Julia joined her father in New Orleans, along with her daughter, Adelaide. In 1873, Barnsley died in New Orleans and was taken back to Woodlands, where he was buried. The Woodlands manor house was destroyed in 1906 by a tornado, but the ruins are now open to the public and are part of Barnsley Resort. References Sources Godfrey Barnsley Papers, Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library, Emory University , Barnsley Gardens, by Kathleen Walls Godfrey Barnsley and Barnsley Gardens, Cartersville-Bartow County, GA Convention and Visitors Bureau, , History and Overview, www.barnsley resort.com Barnsley Gardens External links http://roadsidegeorgia.com/site/barnsley.html American merchants 1805 births 1873 deaths English emigrants to the United States People from Derbyshire People from Savannah, Georgia People from Adairsville, Georgia 19th-century American businesspeople