Revised: Aug 2021;
Son of Lt. Thomas and Margaret Barr
Husband of Isabella, father of John Roan Barr 1814–1902.
His sister Mary Barr (Blain), also had a son with same name.
Per Pennsylvania, U.S., Septennial Census, year 1800, resided in Turbett, Northumberland, Pennsylvania.
Federal Census 1810-1840, reported total number living in household. In 1810- a total of five, in 1820 a total of nine, in 1830 a total of eight, and in 1840 a total of three. These census reflect possibly that other children were born to Samuel and Isabella.
Samuel Barr, Esq., died in Turbotville, Northumberland Co., at an advanced age. Publication: Muncy Luminary Muncy, PA Jan 11, 1845.
Samuel probate filed March 24, 1845, Northumberland County. Source: PA Wills and Probate Records. Wills No 1-3 1772-1845. Letters of Administration, of Lewis township; Samuel Barr deceased:
Be it remembered on the 24th March of A.D. 1845, letters of Administration were granted to Thomas Barr on the estate of Samuel Barr, late of Lewes township into bond with Peter Stramp and Elmer S. Piper in the sum of four thousand dollars. Witness my hand, Edward Oyster, Register.
Son of Lt. Thomas and Margaret Barr
Husband of Isabella, father of John Roan Barr 1814–1902.
His sister Mary Barr (Blain), also had a son with same name.
Per Pennsylvania, U.S., Septennial Census, year 1800, resided in Turbett, Northumberland, Pennsylvania.
Federal Census 1810-1840, reported total number living in household. In 1810- a total of five, in 1820 a total of nine, in 1830 a total of eight, and in 1840 a total of three. These census reflect possibly that other children were born to Samuel and Isabella.
Samuel Barr, Esq., died in Turbotville, Northumberland Co., at an advanced age. Publication: Muncy Luminary Muncy, PA Jan 11, 1845.
Samuel probate filed March 24, 1845, Northumberland County. Source: PA Wills and Probate Records. Wills No 1-3 1772-1845. Letters of Administration, of Lewis township; Samuel Barr deceased:
Be it remembered on the 24th March of A.D. 1845, letters of Administration were granted to Thomas Barr on the estate of Samuel Barr, late of Lewes township into bond with Peter Stramp and Elmer S. Piper in the sum of four thousand dollars. Witness my hand, Edward Oyster, Register.
Revised: Aug 2021;
Son of Lt. Thomas and Margaret Barr
Husband of Isabella, father of John Roan Barr 1814–1902.
His sister Mary Barr (Blain), also had a son with same name.
Per Pennsylvania, U.S., Septennial Census, year 1800, resided in Turbett, Northumberland, Pennsylvania.
Federal Census 1810-1840, reported total number living in household. In 1810- a total of five, in 1820 a total of nine, in 1830 a total of eight, and in 1840 a total of three. These census reflect possibly that other children were born to Samuel and Isabella.
Samuel Barr, Esq., died in Turbotville, Northumberland Co., at an advanced age. Publication: Muncy Luminary Muncy, PA Jan 11, 1845.
Samuel probate filed March 24, 1845, Northumberland County. Source: PA Wills and Probate Records. Wills No 1-3 1772-1845. Letters of Administration, of Lewis township; Samuel Barr deceased:
Be it remembered on the 24th March of A.D. 1845, letters of Administration were granted to Thomas Barr on the estate of Samuel Barr, late of Lewes township into bond with Peter Stramp and Elmer S. Piper in the sum of four thousand dollars. Witness my hand, Edward Oyster, Register.
Son of Lt. Thomas and Margaret Barr
Husband of Isabella, father of John Roan Barr 1814–1902.
His sister Mary Barr (Blain), also had a son with same name.
Per Pennsylvania, U.S., Septennial Census, year 1800, resided in Turbett, Northumberland, Pennsylvania.
Federal Census 1810-1840, reported total number living in household. In 1810- a total of five, in 1820 a total of nine, in 1830 a total of eight, and in 1840 a total of three. These census reflect possibly that other children were born to Samuel and Isabella.
Samuel Barr, Esq., died in Turbotville, Northumberland Co., at an advanced age. Publication: Muncy Luminary Muncy, PA Jan 11, 1845.
Samuel probate filed March 24, 1845, Northumberland County. Source: PA Wills and Probate Records. Wills No 1-3 1772-1845. Letters of Administration, of Lewis township; Samuel Barr deceased:
Be it remembered on the 24th March of A.D. 1845, letters of Administration were granted to Thomas Barr on the estate of Samuel Barr, late of Lewes township into bond with Peter Stramp and Elmer S. Piper in the sum of four thousand dollars. Witness my hand, Edward Oyster, Register.
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Samuel Barr Esq
Died January 3, 1845
Aged 69 years
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