William Barnes

William Barnes (22 1801 – 7  1886) was an English, churchman, and  from Dorset. Barnes was a who believed strongly that English should not take  loanwords, and should instead  its "strong old English-Saxish speech". William Barnes is known in the Fellowship for crafting many words such as, his of the Dorset  in his , and for his  in starting the early roots of Anglish. Barnes birthday, 22, is as Barnesday in the Anglish Fellowship.