John Barnatt baptized on 3 Dec. 1704, Christ Church Parish, Middlesex Co., VA. ("Christ Church Parish, Virginia Births 1653-1812," in Ancestry.com) Assumption is that he was born in 1704. Note: Surname listed as "Barnatt"
John Barnett married Marran Gibbs 13 Nov. 1728 (Christ Church Parish, Virginia Marriages 1653-1812 in Ancestry.com)
John and Marran Barnett were parents of seven children:
Sarah m John Watts; John; James; Ambrose; Anne; Agatha m Julius Christy; Frances m Henry White.
Orange Co., VA Will Book 2 1744-1778
Pages 145-6
Will of John Barnett, being sick and weak and in low condition, dated 1 Apr. 1750
wife Marran Barnet - land and plantation whereon I now live; personal estate
son John Barnet - that willed to Marran after her death
dau Anne - that willed to Marran if John dies without heirs; if she died without heirs divided amongst daughters
son James Barnet - my lost mountan land; if he dies without heirs, divided amongest daughters
son Ambrose Barnet - one tract on branches of Smith's Run; if he dies without heir, divided amongst daughters
dau Sarah Wats - 19.10 pounds current money less than rest, which she has already received
water mill should go with mannor house
Beloved wife Marran Barnett executrix till son James and son Ambrose shall come of age, then they joyn (sic) with her
in case my wife should died before my sons comes (sic) to age, my son in law John Watts should be executor till my sons shall come to age and no longer
John Barnett
Wit: Elliott Bohannon, David Harris, Zach Gibbs, Dunkin Bohanno jur. (sic), Joel Yarbrough
24 May 1750. Presented into Court by Marran Barnett; proved by Elliott Bahannon, Zachary Gibbs, David Harris and Joel Yarbrough
Pages 149-51
Mr. John Barnett. inventory 23 Jul. 1750
Made in obedience to order of 24 May 1750. Total valuation Pounds 460.16.8 including 13 slaves valued at Pounds 318
Zack Taylor, Jas. Madison, Joseph Thomas
Further inventory of items unappraised signed by Marran Barnett. 26 Jul. 1750. Returned
TO COPY FURTHER INVENTORY ENTRIES
(Orange County, Virginia Will Book 2, 1744-1778 Abstracted and compiled by John Frederick Dorman, Washington D. C., 1961)
"The land described in the Will (of John Barnett, died 1750) is all in what is now Madison Co. (i.e. land near Lost Mountain, land on Smith's, or Beautiful Run.) The homeplace of the Barnetts was on the Orange Co. side of the Rapidan, as John is named as a resident of St Thomas' Parish in earlier deeds, and the Will is probated in Orange even though the bulk of the land was in the area which was Culpeper after 1749 (Madison Co., after 1793)"
("The Family of Albert and Josie Vawter, with Albert's Ancestors" by their daughter Shirley Ellen (Vawter) Byler, 1985, Vol. I, Pg 479 - From the files of Orange County, Virginia Historical Society)
John Barnett married Marran Gibbs 13 Nov. 1728 (Christ Church Parish, Virginia Marriages 1653-1812 in Ancestry.com)
John and Marran Barnett were parents of seven children:
Sarah m John Watts; John; James; Ambrose; Anne; Agatha m Julius Christy; Frances m Henry White.
Orange Co., VA Will Book 2 1744-1778
Pages 145-6
Will of John Barnett, being sick and weak and in low condition, dated 1 Apr. 1750
wife Marran Barnet - land and plantation whereon I now live; personal estate
son John Barnet - that willed to Marran after her death
dau Anne - that willed to Marran if John dies without heirs; if she died without heirs divided amongst daughters
son James Barnet - my lost mountan land; if he dies without heirs, divided amongest daughters
son Ambrose Barnet - one tract on branches of Smith's Run; if he dies without heir, divided amongst daughters
dau Sarah Wats - 19.10 pounds current money less than rest, which she has already received
water mill should go with mannor house
Beloved wife Marran Barnett executrix till son James and son Ambrose shall come of age, then they joyn (sic) with her
in case my wife should died before my sons comes (sic) to age, my son in law John Watts should be executor till my sons shall come to age and no longer
John Barnett
Wit: Elliott Bohannon, David Harris, Zach Gibbs, Dunkin Bohanno jur. (sic), Joel Yarbrough
24 May 1750. Presented into Court by Marran Barnett; proved by Elliott Bahannon, Zachary Gibbs, David Harris and Joel Yarbrough
Pages 149-51
Mr. John Barnett. inventory 23 Jul. 1750
Made in obedience to order of 24 May 1750. Total valuation Pounds 460.16.8 including 13 slaves valued at Pounds 318
Zack Taylor, Jas. Madison, Joseph Thomas
Further inventory of items unappraised signed by Marran Barnett. 26 Jul. 1750. Returned
TO COPY FURTHER INVENTORY ENTRIES
(Orange County, Virginia Will Book 2, 1744-1778 Abstracted and compiled by John Frederick Dorman, Washington D. C., 1961)
"The land described in the Will (of John Barnett, died 1750) is all in what is now Madison Co. (i.e. land near Lost Mountain, land on Smith's, or Beautiful Run.) The homeplace of the Barnetts was on the Orange Co. side of the Rapidan, as John is named as a resident of St Thomas' Parish in earlier deeds, and the Will is probated in Orange even though the bulk of the land was in the area which was Culpeper after 1749 (Madison Co., after 1793)"
("The Family of Albert and Josie Vawter, with Albert's Ancestors" by their daughter Shirley Ellen (Vawter) Byler, 1985, Vol. I, Pg 479 - From the files of Orange County, Virginia Historical Society)
John Barnatt baptized on 3 Dec. 1704, Christ Church Parish, Middlesex Co., VA. ("Christ Church Parish, Virginia Births 1653-1812," in Ancestry.com) Assumption is that he was born in 1704. Note: Surname listed as "Barnatt"
John Barnett married Marran Gibbs 13 Nov. 1728 (Christ Church Parish, Virginia Marriages 1653-1812 in Ancestry.com)
John and Marran Barnett were parents of seven children:
Sarah m John Watts; John; James; Ambrose; Anne; Agatha m Julius Christy; Frances m Henry White.
Orange Co., VA Will Book 2 1744-1778
Pages 145-6
Will of John Barnett, being sick and weak and in low condition, dated 1 Apr. 1750
wife Marran Barnet - land and plantation whereon I now live; personal estate
son John Barnet - that willed to Marran after her death
dau Anne - that willed to Marran if John dies without heirs; if she died without heirs divided amongst daughters
son James Barnet - my lost mountan land; if he dies without heirs, divided amongest daughters
son Ambrose Barnet - one tract on branches of Smith's Run; if he dies without heir, divided amongst daughters
dau Sarah Wats - 19.10 pounds current money less than rest, which she has already received
water mill should go with mannor house
Beloved wife Marran Barnett executrix till son James and son Ambrose shall come of age, then they joyn (sic) with her
in case my wife should died before my sons comes (sic) to age, my son in law John Watts should be executor till my sons shall come to age and no longer
John Barnett
Wit: Elliott Bohannon, David Harris, Zach Gibbs, Dunkin Bohanno jur. (sic), Joel Yarbrough
24 May 1750. Presented into Court by Marran Barnett; proved by Elliott Bahannon, Zachary Gibbs, David Harris and Joel Yarbrough
Pages 149-51
Mr. John Barnett. inventory 23 Jul. 1750
Made in obedience to order of 24 May 1750. Total valuation Pounds 460.16.8 including 13 slaves valued at Pounds 318
Zack Taylor, Jas. Madison, Joseph Thomas
Further inventory of items unappraised signed by Marran Barnett. 26 Jul. 1750. Returned
TO COPY FURTHER INVENTORY ENTRIES
(Orange County, Virginia Will Book 2, 1744-1778 Abstracted and compiled by John Frederick Dorman, Washington D. C., 1961)
"The land described in the Will (of John Barnett, died 1750) is all in what is now Madison Co. (i.e. land near Lost Mountain, land on Smith's, or Beautiful Run.) The homeplace of the Barnetts was on the Orange Co. side of the Rapidan, as John is named as a resident of St Thomas' Parish in earlier deeds, and the Will is probated in Orange even though the bulk of the land was in the area which was Culpeper after 1749 (Madison Co., after 1793)"
("The Family of Albert and Josie Vawter, with Albert's Ancestors" by their daughter Shirley Ellen (Vawter) Byler, 1985, Vol. I, Pg 479 - From the files of Orange County, Virginia Historical Society)
John Barnett married Marran Gibbs 13 Nov. 1728 (Christ Church Parish, Virginia Marriages 1653-1812 in Ancestry.com)
John and Marran Barnett were parents of seven children:
Sarah m John Watts; John; James; Ambrose; Anne; Agatha m Julius Christy; Frances m Henry White.
Orange Co., VA Will Book 2 1744-1778
Pages 145-6
Will of John Barnett, being sick and weak and in low condition, dated 1 Apr. 1750
wife Marran Barnet - land and plantation whereon I now live; personal estate
son John Barnet - that willed to Marran after her death
dau Anne - that willed to Marran if John dies without heirs; if she died without heirs divided amongst daughters
son James Barnet - my lost mountan land; if he dies without heirs, divided amongest daughters
son Ambrose Barnet - one tract on branches of Smith's Run; if he dies without heir, divided amongst daughters
dau Sarah Wats - 19.10 pounds current money less than rest, which she has already received
water mill should go with mannor house
Beloved wife Marran Barnett executrix till son James and son Ambrose shall come of age, then they joyn (sic) with her
in case my wife should died before my sons comes (sic) to age, my son in law John Watts should be executor till my sons shall come to age and no longer
John Barnett
Wit: Elliott Bohannon, David Harris, Zach Gibbs, Dunkin Bohanno jur. (sic), Joel Yarbrough
24 May 1750. Presented into Court by Marran Barnett; proved by Elliott Bahannon, Zachary Gibbs, David Harris and Joel Yarbrough
Pages 149-51
Mr. John Barnett. inventory 23 Jul. 1750
Made in obedience to order of 24 May 1750. Total valuation Pounds 460.16.8 including 13 slaves valued at Pounds 318
Zack Taylor, Jas. Madison, Joseph Thomas
Further inventory of items unappraised signed by Marran Barnett. 26 Jul. 1750. Returned
TO COPY FURTHER INVENTORY ENTRIES
(Orange County, Virginia Will Book 2, 1744-1778 Abstracted and compiled by John Frederick Dorman, Washington D. C., 1961)
"The land described in the Will (of John Barnett, died 1750) is all in what is now Madison Co. (i.e. land near Lost Mountain, land on Smith's, or Beautiful Run.) The homeplace of the Barnetts was on the Orange Co. side of the Rapidan, as John is named as a resident of St Thomas' Parish in earlier deeds, and the Will is probated in Orange even though the bulk of the land was in the area which was Culpeper after 1749 (Madison Co., after 1793)"
("The Family of Albert and Josie Vawter, with Albert's Ancestors" by their daughter Shirley Ellen (Vawter) Byler, 1985, Vol. I, Pg 479 - From the files of Orange County, Virginia Historical Society)
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