I89464: Robert BARNETT (10 Mar 1700

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[Lewis Brinkley Barnett.FTW] land grant of 211 acres in goochland co on branch of rockfish river adj to william mayo and hickman jan 12, 1746 p. 475 albermarle co. wills and deeds No1 1748-1752 p. 32-33
--dec 6, 1748 indenture robert barnett bought 400 acres form ann mayo, widow of william mayo, on rockfish river next to his first holding. goochland -> albermarle in 1744 -> amherst 1761.
1st settler was william cabell 4800 acres in 1733.
rev robert rose got 23,000 acres on tye river in 1744
deed book 1 1748-1752 p. 458-460. robert barnett sold divid crawford 200 acres of orignal william mayo land. and also 211 acres.
oct 1, 1762 robert sold 187 acres on south side of hatt creek near nassau mt. to william montgomery
robert sold original 211 acres to crawford in 1752. and bought rockfish river land in 1759.
albemarle do records show that land grant was surveyed on feb 26, 1749.
mar 24, 1762 bought 250 acres on buck creek.
jul 5, 1762 sold 260 acres on rockfish river which he had gotton on aug 4, 1759.
barnett file--albermarle co hist soc says he came to va in 1738[Combined.ftw]

will probated Amhurst County, Virginia June 4, 1787
Date: Sun, 31 Aug 1997 From: [email protected] (M. L. Durse)
To: [email protected] (Jesse L Barnett)

Nov. 22nd, 1745. "James Templeton assigns Robert Barnett ( a servant from Ireland on the brig named ""COULI KAN"" to John Price of Lancaster County , for 6 years ...."" from the book "IMMIGRANTS TO PENNSYLVANIA"" by Tepper. ISBN# 0-8063-0682-3.
This is all i have found so far...am still checking.

***NOTE- It is unknown if this is the same Robert!!! - Jesse L Barnett

Possible discrepancies: He moved with his family to Albemarle Co. Va. prior to 1742 or to Hat Creek, Amherst Co. (now Nelson Co.) Va. ca. 1740

County Date Formed Parent County County Seat
Accomack 1663 Northampton Accomac
Albemarle 1744 Goochland, Louisa Charlottesville
Alleghany 1822 Bath, Botetourt, Monroe(WVA) Covington
Amelia 1734 Brunswick, Prince George Amelia
Amherst 1761 Albemarle Amherst
Scott 1814 Lee, Russell, Washington Gate City
Nelson 1808 Amherst Lovingston

The following text, from "The History of Albemarle Co. "

The Mayos have had a name and place in Albemarle from the beginning. Colonel William Mayo, the County Surveyor of Goochland, obtained a patent for eight hundred acres on the branches of Rockfish, near the Blue Mountains, in 1738. The patent of Dr. William Cabell for forty-eight hundred acres on both sides of the Fluvanna, obtained the same year, adjoined this entry of Mayo. Among the first deeds recorded in Albemarle, is one from Ann Mayo, conveying this land to Robert Barnett in 1748. ** Unknown which Robert Barnett [Seiber~1.FTW]

Children:
Rebecca Barnett
Robert Barnett
John Barnett b. 1730
Joseph Barnett b. 4 Oct 1731 in Pennsylvania
Robert Barnett b. 1732
William Barnett b. 1735 in Amherst Co. Va.
James Barnett b. 1730 in Augusta Co., VA
Susannah Barnett b. 1737 in Amherst co. VA
Byrom M. Barnett b. 1740 in Amherst co, VA
Alexander Barnett b. 3 Aug 1745 in Hat Creek, Amherst Co., Va

Children from Ancestry.com
Children Sex Birth
Col Joseph Barnett M 1730 in [city], [county], PA, USA
Robert Barnett M 1732 in [city], [county], PA, USA
William Barnett M 1735 in [city], Amherst, VA, USA
James Barnett M 1736 in [city], Amherst, VA, USA
James Barnett M 1737 in [city], Culpeper, VA, USA
Byram M Barnet Tsr M 1740 in [city], Amherst, VA, USA
James Barnett M 1746 in [city], Culpeper, VA, USA
Jenny Barnett F 1748 in [city], Culpeper, VA, USA
Rebecca Barnett F 1752 in [city], Culpeper, VA, USA
Alexander Barnett M 1754 in [city], Culpeper, VA, USA
Elizabeth Barnett F 1758 in [city], Culpeper, VA, USA

Bert C. BECK

14 Dec 1890 - 15 Feb 1972

ID Number: I76860

Notes

Bert was married to Nellie Davenport, both are deceased. They had 5 children.

GEORGE DOUGLAS 4th Earl of Angus

ID Number: I91010

John HARRIS

ABT 1620 - ____

ID Number: I43031

Benjamin Franklin MCGRAW

10 Dec 1825 - 28 Dec 1890

ID Number: I64319

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BENJAMIN FRANKLIN5 MCGRAW (WILLIAM DARLING "WILLIE"4, DAVID3, SOLOMON2, AURTHER1) was born December 10, 1825 in Wilkinson County, Mississippi, and died December 28, 1890 in Overbrook, Oklahoma. He married (1) MARY ANDREW August 31, 1854 in Wilkinson County, Mississippi, He married (2) CYNTHIA UNKNOWN 1878. She was born Abt. 1852 in Georgia, and died Unknown.

Notes for BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MCGRAW: "I remember Ben F. McGraw well. He and Minnie came to Terrell to see us many times, also Ancel, Henry, John and Leonard. In 1889, our family moved east of Terrell near Elmo on a farm. Uncle Frank and Minnie lived on an adjacent farm.

In about 1891, Ben Franklin, Henry, Ancel and Minnie moved to Overbrook, Oklahoma Territory, near Ardmore. In the1892 winter Benjamin Franklin died of pneumonia. Soon after that Ancel died of pneumonia, also, and all are buried there.

Thomas John Reed went to Overbrook in the fall of 1891 and was there when they died. Henry and Leonard went to Wewoka, Minnie came to Chico to live with sister Lola Buckaloo. Thomas John Reed went to Roff, Oklahoma Territory and sent for the Reed family. We all arrived in January 1892, my mother, Earl and Mary and I. Pa, Bill and Arthur drove the wagon team and got there about December 1891. We lived on Little Blue Creek right in the village of Roff."

[Marriage bond/license of Benjamin F.McGraw and Mary Andrew]
State of Mississippi-Wilkinson County
Know all men by these presents, that we:
Benjamin F.McGraw and David Boland of said county are held and firmly bound unto John J.McCrea, Governor, of the State of Mississippi, aforesaid or his successors in Office, in the sum of Two hundred dollars, lawful money of said state, to which payment, well and truly to be made to the said Governor, for the time being, or his successors in office, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and administrators, each and every of us and them, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents, sealed with our seals and dated this 31st day of August one thousand eight hundred and 54.
The condition of this obligation is such that whereas a marriage is shortly intended to be celebrated between Benjamin F.McGraw and Miss Mary Andrew. Now if there is no lawful cause to obstruct the said marriage, then this obligation to be void; otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.
Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of\
B.F.McGraw \
David Boland \
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The State of Mississippi-Wilkinson County
To any judge, minister or justice lawfully authorized to celebrate the rites of matrimony you are hereby licensed to celebrate the rites of matrimony between Benjamin F. McGraw and Miss Mary Andrew and for so doing, this shall be your warrant.

Given under my hand and Seal of Office this 31st day of August in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and 54.
F.Conrad, Clk\
By I.J.Mims
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The State of Mississippi\
Wilkinson County

Norman MILLER Sr.

ABT 1820 - ____

ID Number: I66689

Notes

"(2) Juliet Baker Briscoe, who married Norman Miller. Their children were: (a) Mrs. Alexander Gassaway, (b) Charles Miller, (c) Norman Miller, (d) Frank Miller, (e) Hite Miller."

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Charles Wallace QUIN

ABT 1850 - ____

ID Number: I28881

(RESEARCH QUERY) SANDERS

ID Number: I100109

Notes

brother and sister need parents, please write [email protected]

could be this one Edward I. or Edward J. Sanders CSA

http://www.tngenweb.org/civilwar/csacav/csatn17.html
FIELD OFFICERS Major-Edward I. Sanders CAPTAINS-Edward I. Sanders, Co. "A". "Confederate Rangers". Organized April 26, 1862 at Memphis. Some individual records show enlistments as early as September 9, 1861. Became Thomas C. Flournoy's Company, 9th Mississippi Cavalry Regiment. L. E. Hill, T. C. Brown, Co. "B". "The Chickasaw Mounted Guards". Organized March 20, 1862 at Okolona, Mississippi. Became Company "E", 9th Mississippi Cavalry Regiment. P. A. Mann, James C. Brock, Co. "C", formerly called "B". Organized May 1, 1862 at Aberdeen, Mississippi. Became Company "F", 9th Mississippi Cavalry Regiment. Companies "B" and "C" were illegally mustered into the 12th Mississippi

Companies "B" and "C" were illegally mustered into the 12th Mississippi Cavalry Battalion in August 1863, but were ordered returned to Major Sanders by Major General Stephen D. Lee. When they returned to the battalion, their Company letters were reversed.

On organization of the battalion, Captain Edward J. Sanders became Major. The report from Company "B" dated October 31, 1862 stated: "This company was in battle at Courtland, Denmark, luka. Engaged at luka and Burnsville six times; at Corinth, engaged both days on the left wing. Was in the rear in the retreat from luka, and skirmished with the enemy for nine miles." Company "C" reported its company papers lost in the retreat from Corinth.

Name: Edward J. Sanders
Company: A
Unit: 17 Tennessee (Sanders') Tennessee Cavalry.
Rank - Induction: Captain
Rank - Discharge: Major
Allegiance: Confederate
Notes: E J Sanders 9 Miss Cav

17th (SANDERS') TENNESSEE CAVALRY BATTALION

Organized September 15, 1862; consolidated with 17th Mississippi Cavalry Battalion to form 9th Mississippi Cavafry Regiment in December 1864. This battalion was composed of only three companies, one of which, Company "A", was composed principally of Tennesseans. The other two were Mississippi companies.
FIELD OFFICERS Major-Edward I. Sanders
CAPTAINS-Edward I. Sanders, Co. "A". "Confederate Rangers". Organized April 26, 1862 at Memphis. Some individual records show enlistments as early as September 9, 1861. Became Thomas C. Flournoy's Company, 9th Mississippi Cavalry Regiment.

L. E. Hill, T. C. Brown, Co. "B". "The Chickasaw Mounted Guards". Organized March 20, 1862 at Okolona, Mississippi. Became Company "E", 9th Mississippi Cavalry Regiment.

P. A. Mann, James C. Brock, Co. "C", formerly called "B". Organized May 1, 1862 at Aberdeen, Mississippi. Became Company "F", 9th Mississippi Cavalry Regiment.
Companies "B" and "C" were illegally mustered into the 12th Mississippi Cavalry Battalion in August 1863, but were ordered returned to Major Sanders by Major General Stephen D. Lee. When they returned to the battalion, their Company letters were reversed.
On organization of the battalion, Captain Edward J. Sanders became Major. The report from Company "B" dated October 31, 1862 stated: "This company was in battle at Courtland, Denmark, luka. Engaged at luka and Burnsville six times; at Corinth, engaged both days on the left wing. Was in the rear in the retreat from luka, and skirmished with the enemy for nine miles." Company "C" reported its company papers lost in the retreat from Corinth.
On July 13, 1862, Brigadier General Frank C. Armstrong, Commanding Cavalry Brigade, Army of the West, reported: "Captain Sanders' Company encamped near Verona, but is now scouting Northward from Marietta." On July 19, Sanders' and Hill's Companies were reported with General Armstrong at Fulton, Mississippi.

On August 28, Brigadier General Lewis Henry Little, Commanding Division, ordered: "You will order Captain E. I. Sanders to move Northward immediately with his company and Captain Mann's Partisan Rangers for the purpose of ascertaining the position and movements of the enemy between the Mississippi and Ohio Railroad and Tuscumbia, Alabama. These companies are now at Bay Springs."

On September 5, General Armstrong, at La Grange, Tennessee, in the midst of his raid into West Tennessee, inquired if Sanders' Company could not be sent to him at Ripley, Mississippi.

On January 20, 1863, Sanders' Battalion, Baxter's Scouts, and a company of regulars constituted the reserve at the Headquarters of the Cavalry Corps of the Department of Mississippi and Louisiana at Grenada, Mississippi.

In March and April, as part of Armstrong's Brigade, the battalion was with Forrest on his operations in Middle Tennessee as part of Van Dorn's Corps, participating in the attack on Thompson Station March 5; the capture of the 22nd Wisconsin Infantry at Brentwood, March 25; and the engagement at Franklin April 10. At Thompson Station, the battalion reported seven killed, including Captain L. E. Hill, and 14 wounded.

On October 2, 1863, Major General Stephen D. Lee, at New Albany, Mississippi, ordered: "Brigadier General S. W. Ferguson, with the following portions of his command will move at once to the vicinity of Cherry Creek, and there await further orders: 2nd Alabama, 56th Alabama, Barteau's Tennessee Regiment, Sanders' Battalion, and Owen's Battery." This was in preparation for another expedition into Tennessee.

The last record of the battalion dated November 20, 1863, reported it in Ferguson's Brigade, composed of 2nd and 56th Alabama Regiments, 12th Mississippi Battalion, Sanders' Tennessee Battalion, 2nd, or 22nd,(Barteau's) Tennessee Regiment and Owens'Arkansas Battery.

LUCY SUTTON

1522 - ____

ID Number: I5725

Nicholas Hay Battaile TALIAFERRO

15 Jun 1793 - 7 Oct 1835

ID Number: I20256

Notes

"The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography" Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, VA
Vol. XXXVII - No. 2 April, 1929 page 174
.....2C. Hay Taliaferro and Elizabeth Tutt had:
1. Charles, P.M. at Winchester, and remove d early to Saline Co., Mo., where he left issue;
2. Mary, born in Caroline, m. Judge Richard French, of Winchester, who was circuit judge, member of Congress, and candidate for Governor, and left issue;
3. Ann Hay, d. unm., in Saline;
4. Margret Aylett, m. 1825, Edmund Hockaday and left issue;
5. Maj. John, P.M. at Winchester twice, m. Lucy Elizabeth Hickman, dau. of Wm. and Sarah (Pearson) Hickman, and left issue;
6. William Aylett, d. unm.;
7. Philip Tutt, m. Mildred Parish, in Ky., and left issue;
8. Robert m. Chloe Anderson and moved to Austin, Tex., where he was pastor of the Baptist Church for many years, and left issue.

"The Tutt Family of Virginia, Philadelphia and Colorado Springs" by Russell Thayer Tutt II Revised June 1984 page 4
(g) Elizabeth-4 Tutt married Hay Taliaferro, brother of William in 1800.
Moved to Cooper Co., KY. Thy had Charles-5, Mary-5, Ann Hay-5, Margaret Aylett-5, John-5, William Aylett-5, Philip-5 and Robert-5 Tutt.

Marriage: "Marriages of some Virginia Residents 1607-1800" page 112
TUTT Mary m. Hay Taliaferro.

My Southern Family

Robert BARNETT

10 Mar 1700 - 1772

ID Number: I89464

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Bert C. BECK

14 Dec 1890 - 15 Feb 1972

ID Number: I76860

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GEORGE DOUGLAS 4th Earl of Angus

____ - ____

ID Number: I91010

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John HARRIS

ABT 1620 - ____

ID Number: I43031

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Benjamin Franklin MCGRAW

10 Dec 1825 - 28 Dec 1890

ID Number: I64319

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Norman MILLER Sr.

ABT 1820 - ____

ID Number: I66689

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Charles Wallace QUIN

ABT 1850 - ____

ID Number: I28881

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(RESEARCH QUERY) SANDERS

____ - ____

ID Number: I100109

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LUCY SUTTON

1522 - ____

ID Number: I5725

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Nicholas Hay Battaile TALIAFERRO

15 Jun 1793 - 7 Oct 1835

ID Number: I20256

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Bazel WHEAT

ABT 1814 - 16 Mar 1857

ID Number: I39115

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