Source: U.S., Revolutionary War Rolls.
State or Army Served; Continental Troops Regiment; Corps Of Artillery
Rank; Captain and Lieutenant;
Thomas Barr commissioned as 3rd Lt. in Capt. Roman's PA Artillery, March 28, 1776; promoted to 2nd Lt., May 15, 1776; on command with Gen. Schuyler till November 9, 1776, when he was promoted to Captain-Lieutenant in Major Stevens' corps. On duty Jan 17, 1779.
He is listed on Pennsylvania, U.S., Septennial Census, year 1800 as land owner in Turbot, Northumberland County.
U.S., Presbyterian Church Records: death and burial at Warrior Run Cemetery.
Probate Date;17 Apr 1820, Northumberland Co., with son Samuel Barr, as admin. Source: Item Description Index, A-L, 1792-1930, Pennsylvania, U.S., Wills and Probate Records.
Note a marriage from 2nd Presbyterian Church, in Philadelphia recorded a Thomas Barr married to Anna Calla on Sept 12, 1795. Very unlikely, this has relevance to this subject.
State or Army Served; Continental Troops Regiment; Corps Of Artillery
Rank; Captain and Lieutenant;
Thomas Barr commissioned as 3rd Lt. in Capt. Roman's PA Artillery, March 28, 1776; promoted to 2nd Lt., May 15, 1776; on command with Gen. Schuyler till November 9, 1776, when he was promoted to Captain-Lieutenant in Major Stevens' corps. On duty Jan 17, 1779.
He is listed on Pennsylvania, U.S., Septennial Census, year 1800 as land owner in Turbot, Northumberland County.
U.S., Presbyterian Church Records: death and burial at Warrior Run Cemetery.
Probate Date;17 Apr 1820, Northumberland Co., with son Samuel Barr, as admin. Source: Item Description Index, A-L, 1792-1930, Pennsylvania, U.S., Wills and Probate Records.
Note a marriage from 2nd Presbyterian Church, in Philadelphia recorded a Thomas Barr married to Anna Calla on Sept 12, 1795. Very unlikely, this has relevance to this subject.
Source: U.S., Revolutionary War Rolls.
State or Army Served; Continental Troops Regiment; Corps Of Artillery
Rank; Captain and Lieutenant;
Thomas Barr commissioned as 3rd Lt. in Capt. Roman's PA Artillery, March 28, 1776; promoted to 2nd Lt., May 15, 1776; on command with Gen. Schuyler till November 9, 1776, when he was promoted to Captain-Lieutenant in Major Stevens' corps. On duty Jan 17, 1779.
He is listed on Pennsylvania, U.S., Septennial Census, year 1800 as land owner in Turbot, Northumberland County.
U.S., Presbyterian Church Records: death and burial at Warrior Run Cemetery.
Probate Date;17 Apr 1820, Northumberland Co., with son Samuel Barr, as admin. Source: Item Description Index, A-L, 1792-1930, Pennsylvania, U.S., Wills and Probate Records.
Note a marriage from 2nd Presbyterian Church, in Philadelphia recorded a Thomas Barr married to Anna Calla on Sept 12, 1795. Very unlikely, this has relevance to this subject.
State or Army Served; Continental Troops Regiment; Corps Of Artillery
Rank; Captain and Lieutenant;
Thomas Barr commissioned as 3rd Lt. in Capt. Roman's PA Artillery, March 28, 1776; promoted to 2nd Lt., May 15, 1776; on command with Gen. Schuyler till November 9, 1776, when he was promoted to Captain-Lieutenant in Major Stevens' corps. On duty Jan 17, 1779.
He is listed on Pennsylvania, U.S., Septennial Census, year 1800 as land owner in Turbot, Northumberland County.
U.S., Presbyterian Church Records: death and burial at Warrior Run Cemetery.
Probate Date;17 Apr 1820, Northumberland Co., with son Samuel Barr, as admin. Source: Item Description Index, A-L, 1792-1930, Pennsylvania, U.S., Wills and Probate Records.
Note a marriage from 2nd Presbyterian Church, in Philadelphia recorded a Thomas Barr married to Anna Calla on Sept 12, 1795. Very unlikely, this has relevance to this subject.
Inscription
Thomas Barr
Died March 23, 1820
AE. 72
Family Members
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