Jwebbj@aol.com 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 have some information on your Isaac BARTON in my Barton database. He is cited in "History of the Hancock and Barton Families: From Virginia to California", pub. Hancock Family Organization, Oct. 1991 Another researcher is/was (1984)Mrs. /w. C. Thetford, 3725 Mocking Bird, Dallas TX 75205. His father, Joshua BARTON, was a Rev. War Soldier; killed by Shawnee Indians; see Ramsey's "Annuals of Tennessee", pp. 134-138. Joshua is cited in DAR Patriot Index, 1966, p. 41 Your Rev. Isaac BARTON is also cited in "Dictionary of American Biaography", Vol. XXI Supplement One, 1944 and in the Missouri Historical Bulletin, Octogber 1950, p. 53, which includes data on the 12 children of Isaac including the brothers and sisters of Senator David BARTON. Isaac is also purported to be the first Clerk of U. S. District Court of St. Louis, although I have not verified this. Hope this helps! Good Hunting! Gary Barton