------- Forwarded Message Follows ------- Date sent: Mon, 15 Feb 1999 13:14:44 -0800 (PST) Priority: Normal To: Barton-L-request@rootsweb.com From: "Dorothy Muirhead" <muirhead@inetnebr.com> Subject: BARTON John BARTON Jr. was born R.I. 1820/21. M. Vesta BONNEY 1843, Wrentham. Am trying to find his parents. Were they John BARTON m. Catherine ARNOLD BARTON m. 1816 in Providence.,? Have found Catherine living with her d. Emily L. BARTON BRIGGS in Chicago on the 1870 census. She was 75 yrs old. Emily m. Samuel A. BRIGGS all born in R.I. Need also the children of John BARTON & Mary JOHNSON And does anybody have anything on John & Ann WILLIAMS BARTON m. R.I.? He is not the son of John Brown BARTON who m. Hannah WEST. Dorothy Scott Muirhead muirhead@inetnebr.com
In the year of 1764, George's daughter, Rebecca, and Benjamin Runyan [son of John V. and Ann E. Freeman; Runyan] were married. Until 1778 they all lived in Bethleham Twp., Hunderton County, N.J. George, his son Noah, and others, went to Brush Creek Valley, Bedford County, Pa. Does anyone have anything on this line?
Teresa, Marion Barton and Nancy Latham had a son named John.....did he live in Alabama at any time? I have a John Marion Barton born around 1920s who married a Eula Stokes. I believe this was his second marriage. John Marion was my grandfather. He lived in Pickens Co., AL and died there. Can you help? Thanks, Lynne Davidson Foster Aliceville, AL 35442
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_919116742_boundary Content-ID: <0_919116742@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII please pass it on...thanks. --part0_919116742_boundary Content-ID: <0_919116742@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline Return-Path: <SMITH-L-request@rootsweb.com> Received: from rly-zd01.mx.aol.com (rly-zd01.mail.aol.com [172.31.33.225]) by air-zd05.mail.aol.com (v56.26) with SMTP; Mon, 15 Feb 1999 16:13:14 -0500 Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.30]) by rly-zd01.mx.aol.com (8.8.8/8.8.5/AOL-4.0.0) with ESMTP id QAA12798; Mon, 15 Feb 1999 16:13:01 -0500 (EST) Received: (from slist@localhost) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id MAA17014; Mon, 15 Feb 1999 12:58:36 -0800 (PST) Resent-Date: Mon, 15 Feb 1999 12:58:36 -0800 (PST) From: DLantz4089@aol.com Message-ID: <4fb055ac.36c88bca@aol.com> Date: Mon, 15 Feb 1999 16:04:10 EST Old-To: Smith-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailer: AOL 3.0 16-bit for Windows sub 58 Subject: [SMITH-L] Rhode Island ancestors Resent-Message-ID: <"HDNlCB.A.O8D.lpIy2"@bl-14.rootsweb.com> To: SMITH-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: SMITH-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <SMITH-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/4745 X-Loop: SMITH-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: SMITH-L-request@rootsweb.com Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit I found this on another list that I belong to and thought I would pass it on. If you have ANY ancestors that may have died in Rhode Island, there is a free resource you should be aware of: The Rhode Island Cemetery Project is attempting to put every know grave, from every cemetery in Rhode Island, on the Internet! They do NOT have them all on yet, but they have posted literally hundreds of thousands. These run the gamut from every town, from the early 1600's to the present, with surnames from A through Z. On the internet, they just list the names, dates and where the person is buried. They do NOT list entire gravestone inscriptions. To access this site, the address is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/cemetery/ Please post this to every genealogy list you belong to, and share it with any genealogical societies possible. ==== SMITH Mailing List ==== --------------SMITH Surname QUERY Only List----------------- Remember! No attachments sent to the list! Archives are available at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl --part0_919116742_boundary--
Have not accomplished much regarding this research . . . Hope Seguin, Texas jouett@axs4u.net ================= Family Group Report - February 15, 1999 Husband: Thomas MARSHALL Birth: January 7, 1826 Death: November 12, 1865 Education: University Of Virginia (Episcopal High School , Alexandria, Virginia) Father: MARSHALL Marriage: 1848 Wife: Anna Maria BARTON Birth: 1830 Death: 1861 Father: David Walker BARTON (1801-1863) Mother: Frances Lucy Mary Ann Margaret JONES (1808-1890) Children... 1. M Child: David Barton MARSHALL Birth: 1849 Death: 1913 2. F Child: Margaret L. MARSHALL Birth: 1850 Death: 1937 3. M Child: Thomas MARSHALL Birth: 1852 4. F Child: Frances Jones (not certain about this child) Birth: 1854 Death: 1939 5. M Child: Fielding Lewis MARSHALL Birth: 1858 Death: 1926
Would appreciate any information at all about these Bartons. I believe that they lived at one time in Fauquier County, Virginia. One of my Barton Brick Walls. Hope Seguin, Texas jouett@axs4u.net Family Group Report - February 15, 1999 Husband: David Walker BARTON Birth: 1801 Death: 1863 Father: BARTON Mother: (Barton, Wife Of) Wife: Frances Lucy Mary Ann Margaret JONES Birth: 1808 Death: 1890 Father: William Strother JONES Jr. (1783-1845) Mother: Anna Maria MARSHALL (1783-1823) Children... 1. F Child: Anna Maria BARTON Birth: 1830 Death: 1861 Spouse: Thomas MARSHALL Marriage: 1848 2. F Child: Jane Cary BARTON Birth: 1832 Death: 1869 Spouse: Charles H. SHEILD 3. F Child: Martha Walker BARTON Birth: 1834 Death: 1890 Spouse: John Mackay BALDWIN Marriage: 1856 Spouse: Charles H.(?) SHEILD Marriage: 1870 4. M Child: Charles Marshall BARTON Birth: November 30, 1835 Death: May 25, 1862 Education: Virginia Military Institute (Episcopal High School, Alexandria, Virginia) Spouse: Ellen Hervie MARSHALL Marriage: 1859 5. M Child: David Rittenhouse BARTON Birth: November 27, 1837 Death: December 13, 1862 Education: University Of Virginia (Episcopal High School, Alexandria, Virginia 6. M Child: William Strother BARTON Birth: November 24, 1838 Death: July 28, 1868 Education: Episcopal High School, Alexandria, Virginia 7. F Child: Frances Jones BARTON Birth: 1840 Death: 1864 8. M Child: Robert Thomas BARTON Birth: November 24, 1842 Death: January 17, 1917 Education: Bloomfield Academy Near Charlottesville, Virginia Spouse: Katherine KNIGHT Spouse: Gertrude W. BAKER Marriage: 1890 9. M Child: Randolph Jones "Rannie" BARTON Birth: April 24, 1844 Death: March 16, 1921 Education: Virginia Militiary Academy Spouse: Agnes KIRKLAND Marriage: 1869 10. M Child: Bolling Walker BARTON Birth: November 24, 1845 Death: February 19, 1924 Spouse: Ella J. GIBSON Marriage: 1872
Can anyone on the list confirm, correct or make additions to the information below? Jay S. Webb Clinton, Tennessee ============================================================ The Rev. Isaac Barton ( Isaac was a Baptist Minister) was the son of Joshua Barton and Jane (Dubart) Barton. Rev. Isaac Barton was born 16 August 1746 Fredrick County, Maryland. He died 10 November 1831 in Jefferson County., Tennessee. He is buried in Springvale cemetery, Hamblen County., Tennessee. Rev. Isaac Barton was married on 10 September 1772 at the Pigg River area of Franklin County., Virginia to Keziah Murphy ((d/o William and Martha (Hodges) Murphy)) Keziah was born 7 August 1754 in Virginiaa and died 29 July 1845 . She died in Grainger County., Tennessee and was buried in Springvale Cemetery, Hamblen County, Tennessee. Rev. Isaac Barton was in Rowan County., North Carolina abt 1753; in Halifax County., Virginia. in 1760; in Pittsylvania County, Virginia in 1779 (which became Henry County Virginia, Virginia), then to Washington County, North Carolina abt 1780 (this area became Greene County, Tennessee). 1 February 1781, John Webb was married to Elizabeth McMurtry by the Rev. Isaac Barton in Washington County, North Carolina in a church about two miles from Elizabeth's home. ( this area became Warrensburg, Greene County, Tennessee). In 1785 the Bent Creek Baptist Church was organized with Tydence Lane as its pastor. Persons listed as prominent in it's organization and growth was "Isaac Barton", Jacob Coffman and others. Jacob Coffman was a Primitave Baptist Preacher and was on the board of Trustees of the church known as Robertsons Creek Meeting house in Hawkins County, Tennessee. On 25 March 1786, Rev. Isaac Barton and Rev. Jonathan Mulkey organized the Lower French Broad Baptist Church, 3 miles northeast of what is now Dandridge, Jefferson County Tennessee. In 1801 Rev. Isaac Barton built a house in Hamblen County, Tennessee. In 1957 it was still standing and the oldest house in the county. Davy Crockett worked on the farm and spent many nights in the house. In 1821 Rev. Isaac Barton paid taxes in Grainger County, Tennessee. He was a member of Captain Lane's Company of militia. In 1822 Rev. Isaac Barton obtained a 285 acre farm in Jefferson County, Tennessee and lived there until his death. A Nashville, Tennessee newspaper dated 28 November 1831; Rev Isaac Barton age 85 died in Jefferson County, Tennessee. He had a sister Sarah.
To all BARTON and GALLOWAY researchers. I am posting this to both lists in the hopes we can continue trying to piece together our families in Greene and Clark Co.s OHIO. The BARTON researchers are at the point where we are trying to tie together, Mary BARTON, wife of "Clark" James GALLOWAY, Catherine BARTON, wife of George GALLOWAY, Thomas BARTON, husband of Mary GALLOWAY and finally John BARTON (in Greene Co.), spouse unk. We believe that these BARTONs are siblings. Steve von Hitritz in Richmond, VA Below is courtesy of Jack Walton: A DISCUSSION OF THE BARTON, GALLOWAY AND JUNKIN FAMILIES IN CLARK/GREENE COUNTIES, OHIO CIRCA 1790-1860. This "investigative report" has been distilled from numerous sources such as published genealogies, wills, newspaper articles, obituaries, D.A.R. records, census returns etc. It is important to keep in mind that no conclusions should be drawn from the material presented here. The 1850 Federal Census identifies Thomas J. Barton and locates him as living in the village of Enon, Ohio. The names of each member of his family is listed with their ages and place of birth. In 1850 there were also a number of other Bartons living in Clark county, Ohio, especially in Mad River township. On page #84, Mad River township are enumerated: Thomas Barton age: 82 place of birth: Fermanaugh, Ireland Mersa Barton age: 60 place of birth: Virginia Mary Galloway age: 80 place of birth: Fermanauth, Ireland Thomas Barton of Mad River township was the father of Thomas Junkin Barton that lived in Enon. According to her obituary published in the Springfield, Ohio paper in April 1878, Thomas Barton of Mad River township married Mascena Loyd on the 16th of October 1805. Mascena Loyd was born 22 October, 1790 in Frederick county, Virgina. There can be no doubt that "Mascena" and the "Mersa" reported on the 1850 census are one and the same person. It should be kept in mind that Thomas Barton was 36 years old and his wife a few days less than sixteen when they married. Although marriages with a 22 year difference in ages did and do occur, we should keep in mind that there is a possibility that this was Thomas Barton's second marriage. Mary Galloway, aged 80 and born in Fermanaugh, Ireland was undoubtedly Thomas Barton's sister and the widow of James Galloway, the blacksmith of Clark county who died 21st April, 1832. Thomas Barton and James Galloway the blacksmith were therefore brother-in-laws. James Galloway's will mentions the following people: George Galloway James Galloway Thomas Crawford and Margaret his wife Thomas Barton James Galloway Barton s/o John Barton, dec'd James Galloway Crawford s/o Thomas Crawford Thomas Johnson and Catharine Johnson, the children of Arthur Johnson, dec'd Anthony Galloway Thomas Barton Galloway s/o George Galloway Henry P. Galloway s/o James Galloway, Jr. Henry Barton s/o John Barton Jenkins Barton s/o Thomas Barton Witnesses: William Barton Daniel McGrovy Arthur Johnson ********************************************** The parents of George Galloway, "Esq." who was born 3-12-1771, were William Galloway and Rebecca Mitchell. The children of William and Rebecca Mitchell were: Mary, William, John, Ann, JAMES MITCHEL GALLOWAY, Joseph, Rebekah, Samuel JUNKIN Galloway. [note: George Galloway, "Esquire's" grandmother on his father's side was REBEKAH JUNKIN.] George Galloway, "Esq" Married CATHERINE BARTON on 2-8-1798. The children of George and Catherine Galloway were: Martha Galloway bn 10-17-1801 Mary Galloway bn 1-20-1803 William Galloway bn 8-18-1805 Catherine Galloway bn 7- 9-1811 THOMAS BARTON GALLOWAY bn 1-28-1808 Rebekah Thompson bn 2-25-1814 QUESTION: Who was CATHERINE BARTON that married George Galloway, Esq. and who was JOHN BARTON mentioned in James Galloway the blacksmith's will? How are they related to Thomas Barton, father of Thomas Junkin Barton? We seem to be missing a piece of the puzzle.....if we could find it, it would tell us a lot about our Barton family. I hope all this doesn't give everybody a migraine!! I probably have spent eight or ten hours sorting through Barton/Galloway/Junkin papers. You would not believe the number of intermarriages between these families, cousins marrying cousins etc. Add to this the sometimes careless documentation that seems to have taken place in developing the histories of the James Galloways of Greene and Clark counties makes for a challenging project. If the either of the two James Galloways were in my direct line I'd love to spend some time on it.
Jim Reynolds -- I am one of the Barton's listed in the "Barton Book" due to family research done by my mother and an uncle. But the information listed for our twig of the tree is about 30 years out dated. I now have daughters 28 and 29 years old not listed, and there have been significant deaths and additional births within my immediate kin (aunts, uncles, and cousins). Can the Barton Family Aoosication Historical Preservation Committee please provide instructions as to how we distant kin who have never been to Tigerville, South Carolina, can provide updated information for whenever the next "Barton Book" is printed, even if it is as much as five years away? > The Rev. Isaac Barton was the son of Joshua Barton (son of Isaac Barton & > Sarah VESEY Barton) and Jane DUBART Barton (daughter of Mr. & Mrs. David > Dubart. > > I am a descendant of the Rev. Isaac Barton & Keziah MURPHY Barton. I am also > a member of the Barton Family Association which is made of descendants of > Isaac & Sarah Barton. A two-volume book (nearly 1,300 pages) was printed in > 1988 by the Barton Family Association which compiled the known descendants. > > I am also a member of the Barton Family Association Historical Preservation > Committee. Although there has not been a great effort in updating since the > "Barton Book" was printed, efforts are underway to see about updating and > compiling/printing a new book - hopefully within the next 5 years. > > I can be contacted at JReyno6299@aol.com. > > Jim Reynolds > > ==== BARTON Mailing List ==== -- Sterlin Barton 3005 Rogge Lane Austin, TX 78723 A consultant is a man who knows 44 ways to make love, but doesn't have a woman.
Hi Jim, Jim Reynolds posted the correct line for Isaac's parents. Every branch of this family had at least one Isaac in it so be careful you're looking at the correct one. Can you post the children of Elizabeth and James Carmichael? My line is Rev. Isaac's sister Elizabeth who md. Ambrose Hodge (no S). [ Elizabeth Barton b. 11/20/1751 Fredrick, Md. m. c 1765 sp. Ambrose Hodge b. c 1751] Rev. Isaac b. 8/16/1746 Fredrick, Md. d. 11/10/1831 Jefferson Co., Tn. buried Springvale, Hamblen Co., Tn. In Rowan Co., NC. c1753; Halifax Co., Va. 1760; Pittsylvania Co. to Henry Co., Va. to Greenville, Jefferson Co., Tn. c 1780. Was a Baptist Preacher. On 3/25/1786, Isaac and Jonathan Mulkey organized the Lower French Broad Church, 3 miles northeast of Dandridge, Tn. md. 10/9/1772 Pigg River area of Franklin Co., Va. sp. Keziah Murphy d/o William and Martha (Hodges) Murphy b. 8/7/1754 Va. d. 7/29/1845 bur. Springvale Cem. Hamblen Co., died in Grainger Co., Tn. Elizabeth Barton b. 9/11/1779 d. 3/16/1869 Johnson Co., Mo. m. 11/8/1802 Jefferson Co., Tn. sp. James Carmichael Ken in Orlando At 10:15 PM 02/14/1999 EST, you wrote: >Can anyone give me any information on the Isaac Barton listed below? I >suspect that he was a Baptist(?) Preacher about 1780 in the area known as the >Western Lands of North Carolina, now East Tennessee. Thanks, Jim Webb > >Isaac Barton, b:16 August 1746 Frederick County, Maryland, d: 10 November >1831 Granger County, Tennessee. He was married to Keziah Murphy b: 7 August >1754 Virginia d: 29 July 1854 Grainger County, Tennessee. They had a >daughter, Elizabeth Barton b: 11 September 1779 Henry County Virginia d: 15 >March 1869 Johnson County Missouri. She was married to James Carmichael b: >28 August 1780 Pennyslvania d: 18 may 1865 Johnson County, Missouri. They >were married 8 November 1802 "Jefferson County, Tennessee" > > >==== BARTON Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from this mailing list, please send email to: >barton-l-request@rootsweb.com (for list mail) or barton-d-request@rootsweb (for digest mail) >with the body message of >UNSUBSCRIBE > >
I would like information on the following if anyone can help me. Thanks, Tricia Gregory Lynch Descendants of ? BARTON 1 ? BARTON 2 Mary BARTON b: Abt. 1818 in Georgia d: 1845 ..... +[1] Henry M. GREGORY b: 1814 in Georgia m: October 05, 1837 in Houston Co., Georgia d: September 29, 1862 in Richmond, Virginia ... 3 Matthew Tyler GREGORY b: November 10, 1840 in Houston Co., Georgia d: March 12, 1926 in Marshall, Harrison Co., Texas Buried: Hopewell Baptist Cemetery, Lindale, Texas ....... +Sarah Frances (Fannie) PIPPIN b: December 06, 1846 in Monroe Co., Georgia m: 1869 in Georgia d: December 06, 1906 in Grand Saline, Van Zandt Co., Texas Buried: Hopewell Baptist Cemeter, Lindale, Texas Father: Horace Bridges PIPPIN Mother: Mary Ann HAYGOOD ... 3 Oscar A. GREGORY b: 1845 d: December 18, 1861 in Richmond, Virginia 2 Susan Caroline BARTON b: 1825 in Georgia d: October 1885 ..... +[1] Henry M. GREGORY b: 1814 in Georgia m: November 14, 1847 in Houston Co., Georgia d: September 29, 1862 in Richmond, Virginia ... 3 Mary GREGORY b: 1851 in Georgia ... 3 Martha GREGORY b: 1855 in Georgia ... 3 Elizabeth GREGORY b: 1857 in Georgia 2 Elizabeth BARTON _____________________ Georgia Houston County Barton, Susan C. married Gregory, Henry on 14 Nov 1847 in Houston County, Georgia _______________ 1850 Bibb Co., Georgia Census Henry Gregory 36 M Wool Corder/Wood Corder Georgia Susan 27 F Georgia Mathew 10 M Georgia Oscar 05 M Georgia _______________ 1860 Census Records for Sumter Co., Georgia #537/543 GREGORY Susan Age 35 f GA Mary Age 09 f GA Martha Age 05 f GA Elizabeth Age 03 f GA Living next door to: #536/542 CLARK S. H. Age 58 m NC Farmer Elizabeth Age 48 f GA BARTON Louise Age 35 f GA (Was Elizabeth a Barton too? Are Susan, Elizabeth and Louise sisters? Where is Matthew Tyler Gregory at this time? He doesn't die until 1862 during the Civil War.) (Did Susan name her daughter Mary after her dead sister that was married to Matthew before he married her?)+ _________________ Vol. 19, #43 of The Hawkinsville Dispatch, Hawkinsville, Georgia Mrs. Susan Gregory, widow of the late Mr. (not given) Gregory, of this county, died at her home on the east side of the river on Saturday night last. _____________
Ken, Thanks for the e-mail. I am going to attach a earlier e-mail that will explain my interest in Isaac Barton. I am hoping that my wealth of info on Webbs in East Tennessee may help you too. You may also hear from one Jay Webb, he is an excellent genealogist and he has great knowledge about East Tennessee History. Jim Webb, Jacksonville, Florida ****************************************************************************** **************** Dear Barton Researchers, I was both amazed and very pleased with the responses that I received from each of you. I think that it would be appropriate to tell you what my mission is in identifying Rev. Isaac Barton. My g/g/g/gf was one John Webb. He was in the Revolutionary War and married Elizabeth McMurtry on 01 Feb 1781 in then Washington Co., NC (now Tennessee). After John's death, Elizabeth applied for his Rev. War Pension. In those application records, is was necessary to show proof of their marriage. I suspect that John and Elizabeth were either Quakers, or under the influence of having been around Quakers and did not record their vows as required by Civil law. Elizabeth's parents were definitely Quakers as their marriage is recorded in the Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy. After years of trying, John Webb's Pension was never granted because there was no proof of his marriage recorded. I would love to find some record of their marriage, but I know that's not likely. John had a brother named Jesse Webb who wound up a Methodist Minister. For the time being, I am going to digest some of this material and I will be back in touch. If any of this information that I have sent today relates to something that know about, please respond. There are only two genealogists that I know of who are researching this John Webb line, Jay Webb in Clinton, Tennessee and myself. I am going to forward your e-mail to Jay as he is a very responsible person and knows a wealth of information about the families who lived in East Tennessee. Jay also has access to local information that is not available to me here in Jacksonville, Florida, my home. I feel sure that you will receive some e-mail from Jay and hopefully all of us can learn something new of value about our ancestors. I am going to send Mary Dulin's statement to you for your information. Does the name Mary Dulin (could be Dullin as spelling was awful on everybody's part) mean anything to you? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------- Mary Dulin's Sworn Statement concerning the marriage of John Webb and Elizabeth McMurtry - 2 March 1845 State of Tennessee) Sevier County) To Wit. knowing that on the 2 day of March 1845 personally appeared before me John Bird an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the County and State aforesaid Mary Dulin and after being(?) sworn in accordance to laws doth Certify and say that she was well acquainted with John Webb and Elizabeth McMurtry before they were married and I further Certify that I was at meeting on the day of their marriage I was her attendant on that day. I heard the ceremony delivered by Isaac Barton then a Minister of the gospel between John Webb & Elizabeth McMurtry in the year 1781 I then rode home with them from meeting they were Married by Publication in the State of north Carolina Green County but now Tennessee I further Certify that my age is 84 years giving under my hand her Mary X Dulin mark Sworn to and Subscribed before me on the day and year above written John Bird Justice of the Peace for said County ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - ---------------------------- John Webb' Revolutionary War Pension File # R11249 can be found in the National Archives, Washington, D. C. To the best of my ability, I have tried to produce an exact copy of the original document that is written in longhand. Jim Webb, 1998.
Jim, Would you please check to see if there is a connecton to: ______unknown [but possibly John], Barton who married Mary Moore. Son: Thomas Barton who married Cynthia Reynolds is Buchanan Co., MO. Thomas Barton came from Ky in 1857 with his mother and several siblings. I have been stuck on this line for years..Your help would be appreciated. A William Barton sent me some info that he had received from Jo Nell Reynolds.....Is Jo a relative/wife of yours. Lena
Jim, Here are some records that I have found. I hope some of his descendants come forward with some information. I found where in 1785 the Bent Creek Baptist Church was organized with Tydence Lane as its pastor. Persons listed as prominent in it's organization and growth was "Isaac Barton", Jacob Coffman and others. Jacob Coffman was a Primitave Baptist Preacher and was on the board of Trustees of the church known as Robertsons Creek Meeting house in Hawkins County. This would lead me to believe "Isaac Barton" was also a Baptist. I have serious doubts there was two people in this area with the name of Isaac Barton. In 1801 he built a house in Hamblen County, TN. In 1957 it was still standing and the oldest house in the county. Davy Crockett worked on the farm and spent many nights in the house. In 1821 he paid taxes in Grainger County, TN. He was a member of Captain Lane's Company and had 285 acres in Jefferson County, TN (1822 - 1830). It appears that a couple of his sons were mrthodist ministers. Nashville, TN paper dated Nov 28, 1831; Rev Isaac Barton age 85 died in Jefferson County, TN. He had a sister Sarah. Jay ================================= At 10:15 PM 2/14/99 EST, you wrote: >Can anyone give me any information on the Isaac Barton listed below? I >suspect that he was a Baptist(?) Preacher about 1780 in the area known as the >Western Lands of North Carolina, now East Tennessee. Thanks, Jim Webb > >Isaac Barton, b:16 August 1746 Frederick County, Maryland, d: 10 November >1831 Granger County, Tennessee. He was married to Keziah Murphy b: 7 August >1754 Virginia d: 29 July 1854 Grainger County, Tennessee. They had a >daughter, Elizabeth Barton b: 11 September 1779 Henry County Virginia d: 15 >March 1869 Johnson County Missouri. She was married to James Carmichael b: >28 August 1780 Pennyslvania d: 18 may 1865 Johnson County, Missouri. They >were married 8 November 1802 "Jefferson County, Tennessee" > > >==== BARTON Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from this mailing list, please send email to: >barton-l-request@rootsweb.com (for list mail) or barton-d-request@rootsweb (for digest mail) >with the body message of >UNSUBSCRIBE > >
Since posting a reply to an inquiry about the Rev. Isaac Barton, I have seen a couple of other postings. There seems to be some confusion about his ancestors. Evidently the confusion stems from an attempt a good number of years ago at hiring a professional genealogist to trace the lineage. It was known at that time that the Rev. Isaac Barton's father was Joshua Barton. A Joshua Barton was discovered in Massachusetts and it apparently was assumed to be the Joshua Barton who was the Rev. Isaac Barton's father. Since that time, however, additional research has shown that not to be the case. According to the records of the Tipperary (Ireland) Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, "Isaac Barton of Killaloe, son of Christopher and Dorothy Barton of Killaloe, married Sarah Vesey, daughter of Tobias and Anne Vesey of Limerick, 6th of 10th month 1705". In an account written by the Rev. Isaac Barton in 1821, he indicated that his "father was the 3rd or 4th son of a widow woman, who moved to Md. from some of the Northeastern states. She had 5 sons and one daughter if no more - Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joshua, Benjamin and Elizabeth who married John Carmuch. She afterwards married a man by the name of Jones by whom she had one son named Thomas. The two oldest, Abraham and Isaac, were bound to the shoemakers trade and never came to Md., as I have heard." The widow woman mentioned was Sarah Vesey Barton, who did marry Robert Jones. Isaac Barton in May, 1721 in Chester Co., PA. His will dated May 18, 1721, mentions his wife (Sarah) and his seven children (Abraham, Isaac, Mary, Elizabeth, Jacob, Joshua, and Benjamin). Again, there has been some confusion concerning the Rev. Isaac Barton's ancestors and information which appears to have been compiled in error will not be undone overnight. As mentioned in my previous reply, I am a member/officer of the Barton Family Association, a family group who are descendants from Isaac Barton and Sarah Vesey Barton. In 1988, a two-volume book (nearly 1,300 pages) was printed compiling this Barton family. Unfortunately, it is out of print. I am also a member of the Historical Preservation Committee of the Barton Family Association, and we are hopeful of updating and re-issuing a new book, hopefully within the next 5 years. Jim Reynolds JReyno6299@aol.com
The Rev. Isaac Barton was the son of Joshua Barton (son of Isaac Barton & Sarah VESEY Barton) and Jane DUBART Barton (daughter of Mr. & Mrs. David Dubart. I am a descendant of the Rev. Isaac Barton & Keziah MURPHY Barton. I am also a member of the Barton Family Association which is made of descendants of Isaac & Sarah Barton. A two-volume book (nearly 1,300 pages) was printed in 1988 by the Barton Family Association which compiled the known descendants. I am also a member of the Barton Family Association Historical Preservation Committee. Although there has not been a great effort in updating since the "Barton Book" was printed, efforts are underway to see about updating and compiling/printing a new book - hopefully within the next 5 years. I can be contacted at JReyno6299@aol.com. Jim Reynolds
Jay, I will process this material tomorrow. I have had some instant success on Isaac Barton. I will forward same to you now. Jim Webb
Jim Here is what I have on your Rev. Isaac Barton. If you can add anything, please let me know. God bless you, Flo ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------- Descendants of Samuel Barton Generation No. 1 1. SAMUEL1 BARTON was born in Salem, Essex Co, MA. He married HANNAH BRIDGES 1687 in Salem, MA. Notes for SAMUEL BARTON: He was a witness in the Salem Witch Trials. Child of SAMUEL BARTON and HANNAH BRIDGES is: 2. i. JOSHUA2 BARTON, b. Middlesex Co, MA; d. 1737, Worcester Co , MA. Generation No. 2 2. JOSHUA2 BARTON (SAMUEL1) was born in Middlesex Co, MA, and died 1737 in Worcester Co , MA. He married ANN _____ 1717. Child of JOSHUA BARTON and ANN _____ is: 3. i. JOSHUA3 BARTON, b. Aug 19, 1718, Oxford Co, MA; d. 1790, Ky. Generation No. 3 3. JOSHUA3 BARTON (JOSHUA2, SAMUEL1) was born Aug 19, 1718 in Oxford Co, MA, and died 1790 in Ky. He married (1) JANE DUBAART Abt. 1741. He married (2) SUSAN DODD 1761. Notes for JOSHUA BARTON: He was killed by the Shawnee Indians. Notes for SUSAN DODD: She was a widow, so Dodd may not be her maiden name. Children of JOSHUA BARTON and JANE DUBAART are: i. ABNER4 BARTON. ii. ABRAHAM BARTON, b. MA. Notes for ABRAHAM BARTON: Died young. iii. AMBROSE BARTON. iv. DINAH BARTON. v. ELIZABETH BARTON, b. Nov 20, 1731; m. AMBROSE HODGES. vi. JACOB BARTON. vii. JANE BARTON, b. 1756. viii. JOAB BARTON. ix. MARY BARTON, b. May 10, 1735; m. PETER YOUNG, VA. 4. x. DAVID BARTON, b. Mar 15, 1743/44; d. Jul 15, 1815. xi. ISAAC BARTON, REV, b. Aug 16, 1746; d. Nov 10, 1831; m. KEZIAH MURPHY, Oct 19, 1772, VA. xii. SARAH BARTON, b. May 08, 1748; d. Mar 16; m. WILLIAM MURPHY, REV. xiii. JOSHUA BARTON, b. 1754; d. Boone Co, Mo, bur @ Old Walnut Grove Cem; m. FRANCES GRUBBS. Children of JOSHUA BARTON and SUSAN DODD are: xiv. SUSAN4 BARTON. xv. TABITHA BARTON. Generation No. 4 4. DAVID4 BARTON (JOSHUA3, JOSHUA2, SAMUEL1) was born Mar 15, 1743/44, and died Jul 15, 1815. He married HANNA HILL Jun 09, 1771 in Henry Co, VA. Notes for DAVID BARTON: Was a Lt. in the Rev War. Children of DAVID BARTON and HANNA HILL are: i. SWINFIELD5 BARTON. ii. THOMAS BARTON, m. TABITHA HIODGES, 1810, Wilson Co, TN.. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------- My surnames: BARTON BISHOP COX DRAKE FRANKLIN KEFAUVER LOYD MARKS McFALLS McQUAIN RAINES SETTLE SUMMERS WHEELE R - All from the West Virginia, Virginia area. Visit my Surname Index Page at <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/FloCox/SurnameIndex.html">Surname Index</A> http://members.aol.com/FloCox/SurnameIndex.html
Can anyone give me any information on the Isaac Barton listed below? I suspect that he was a Baptist(?) Preacher about 1780 in the area known as the Western Lands of North Carolina, now East Tennessee. Thanks, Jim Webb Isaac Barton, b:16 August 1746 Frederick County, Maryland, d: 10 November 1831 Granger County, Tennessee. He was married to Keziah Murphy b: 7 August 1754 Virginia d: 29 July 1854 Grainger County, Tennessee. They had a daughter, Elizabeth Barton b: 11 September 1779 Henry County Virginia d: 15 March 1869 Johnson County Missouri. She was married to James Carmichael b: 28 August 1780 Pennyslvania d: 18 may 1865 Johnson County, Missouri. They were married 8 November 1802 "Jefferson County, Tennessee"
Looking for information on Elizabeth Barton wife of John Barton who d 26 July 1755 in her 77th year. Also on husband John. Elizabeth is burried with the Talpey and Caswells in a small lot next to the Cape Neddick River in York. Her stone seems to be the earliest in the lot nearby Sarahe Caswell w of Richard who d 11 Jan ____ .