Phillip Jarrett
(1750-1802)
Phillip Jarrett is the son of Daniel Jarrett. On the 1800 United States Federal Census, Phillip is listed in Lincoln County, North Carolina, along with two of his brothers, John Jarrett and Samuel Jarrett.
Colonel Yoder states, "Phillip Jarrett was the first man to be buried in the graveyard at Grace Church. He was a single man." Phillip Jarrett never married. Phillip died interstate. On October 04, 1802, Phillip's brother, John Jarrett (1758-1829) and David Shuford, bound themselves in Court to become the administrators of Phillip Jarrett's Estate. They are to make a true and perfect inventory of Phillip Jarrett's Estate.
When Phillip dies in 1802, his brother John Jarrett (1758-1829) and Daniel Conrad go to court to become the Administrator of his estate. Usually during an Estate Inventory, if the wife is alive, you will see her name on the inventory list, either by her name or listed as widow. There is no one that fits that description on Phillip's estate inventory.
November 06, 1803 Inventory and Account of Sales:
Inventory and account of sales of personal estate of Phillip Jarret; Purchasers include: John Jarret, brother; Martin Speagle, father of Michael Speagle, who married Phillip's sister, Sarah Jarrett; Phillip Speagle; John Speagle; Henry Neff; Jacob Weaver, Susanna Weaver's Brother; Daniel Hefner; Henry Lane; John Hosselbarger, Julianna "Julia" Hosselberger Hartzog's father; Julia married Paul Hartzoge II and was the mother of John Hartzog, The Elder who married Anna Mary Jarrett, Samuel Jarrett I's daughter. Daniel Conrad; David Shuford; Killian Jarret; Lewis Warlick; George Speagle; Solomon Hoover; Samuel Jarret I, Phillip's brother; Samuel Jarret II, Phillip's nephew.
Most of the names listed during the Estate sale have a family relationship with the Jarrett Family.
(1750-1802)
Phillip Jarrett is the son of Daniel Jarrett. On the 1800 United States Federal Census, Phillip is listed in Lincoln County, North Carolina, along with two of his brothers, John Jarrett and Samuel Jarrett.
Colonel Yoder states, "Phillip Jarrett was the first man to be buried in the graveyard at Grace Church. He was a single man." Phillip Jarrett never married. Phillip died interstate. On October 04, 1802, Phillip's brother, John Jarrett (1758-1829) and David Shuford, bound themselves in Court to become the administrators of Phillip Jarrett's Estate. They are to make a true and perfect inventory of Phillip Jarrett's Estate.
When Phillip dies in 1802, his brother John Jarrett (1758-1829) and Daniel Conrad go to court to become the Administrator of his estate. Usually during an Estate Inventory, if the wife is alive, you will see her name on the inventory list, either by her name or listed as widow. There is no one that fits that description on Phillip's estate inventory.
November 06, 1803 Inventory and Account of Sales:
Inventory and account of sales of personal estate of Phillip Jarret; Purchasers include: John Jarret, brother; Martin Speagle, father of Michael Speagle, who married Phillip's sister, Sarah Jarrett; Phillip Speagle; John Speagle; Henry Neff; Jacob Weaver, Susanna Weaver's Brother; Daniel Hefner; Henry Lane; John Hosselbarger, Julianna "Julia" Hosselberger Hartzog's father; Julia married Paul Hartzoge II and was the mother of John Hartzog, The Elder who married Anna Mary Jarrett, Samuel Jarrett I's daughter. Daniel Conrad; David Shuford; Killian Jarret; Lewis Warlick; George Speagle; Solomon Hoover; Samuel Jarret I, Phillip's brother; Samuel Jarret II, Phillip's nephew.
Most of the names listed during the Estate sale have a family relationship with the Jarrett Family.
Phillip Jarrett
(1750-1802)
Phillip Jarrett is the son of Daniel Jarrett. On the 1800 United States Federal Census, Phillip is listed in Lincoln County, North Carolina, along with two of his brothers, John Jarrett and Samuel Jarrett.
Colonel Yoder states, "Phillip Jarrett was the first man to be buried in the graveyard at Grace Church. He was a single man." Phillip Jarrett never married. Phillip died interstate. On October 04, 1802, Phillip's brother, John Jarrett (1758-1829) and David Shuford, bound themselves in Court to become the administrators of Phillip Jarrett's Estate. They are to make a true and perfect inventory of Phillip Jarrett's Estate.
When Phillip dies in 1802, his brother John Jarrett (1758-1829) and Daniel Conrad go to court to become the Administrator of his estate. Usually during an Estate Inventory, if the wife is alive, you will see her name on the inventory list, either by her name or listed as widow. There is no one that fits that description on Phillip's estate inventory.
November 06, 1803 Inventory and Account of Sales:
Inventory and account of sales of personal estate of Phillip Jarret; Purchasers include: John Jarret, brother; Martin Speagle, father of Michael Speagle, who married Phillip's sister, Sarah Jarrett; Phillip Speagle; John Speagle; Henry Neff; Jacob Weaver, Susanna Weaver's Brother; Daniel Hefner; Henry Lane; John Hosselbarger, Julianna "Julia" Hosselberger Hartzog's father; Julia married Paul Hartzoge II and was the mother of John Hartzog, The Elder who married Anna Mary Jarrett, Samuel Jarrett I's daughter. Daniel Conrad; David Shuford; Killian Jarret; Lewis Warlick; George Speagle; Solomon Hoover; Samuel Jarret I, Phillip's brother; Samuel Jarret II, Phillip's nephew.
Most of the names listed during the Estate sale have a family relationship with the Jarrett Family.
(1750-1802)
Phillip Jarrett is the son of Daniel Jarrett. On the 1800 United States Federal Census, Phillip is listed in Lincoln County, North Carolina, along with two of his brothers, John Jarrett and Samuel Jarrett.
Colonel Yoder states, "Phillip Jarrett was the first man to be buried in the graveyard at Grace Church. He was a single man." Phillip Jarrett never married. Phillip died interstate. On October 04, 1802, Phillip's brother, John Jarrett (1758-1829) and David Shuford, bound themselves in Court to become the administrators of Phillip Jarrett's Estate. They are to make a true and perfect inventory of Phillip Jarrett's Estate.
When Phillip dies in 1802, his brother John Jarrett (1758-1829) and Daniel Conrad go to court to become the Administrator of his estate. Usually during an Estate Inventory, if the wife is alive, you will see her name on the inventory list, either by her name or listed as widow. There is no one that fits that description on Phillip's estate inventory.
November 06, 1803 Inventory and Account of Sales:
Inventory and account of sales of personal estate of Phillip Jarret; Purchasers include: John Jarret, brother; Martin Speagle, father of Michael Speagle, who married Phillip's sister, Sarah Jarrett; Phillip Speagle; John Speagle; Henry Neff; Jacob Weaver, Susanna Weaver's Brother; Daniel Hefner; Henry Lane; John Hosselbarger, Julianna "Julia" Hosselberger Hartzog's father; Julia married Paul Hartzoge II and was the mother of John Hartzog, The Elder who married Anna Mary Jarrett, Samuel Jarrett I's daughter. Daniel Conrad; David Shuford; Killian Jarret; Lewis Warlick; George Speagle; Solomon Hoover; Samuel Jarret I, Phillip's brother; Samuel Jarret II, Phillip's nephew.
Most of the names listed during the Estate sale have a family relationship with the Jarrett Family.
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