, Mary (b. , d. ?)

Given Name: Mary

Given Name: William

Event: Type: Court Records
Date: 20 MAR 1698
Note: Perquimans Deed--"William Barrow & Elizabeth his wife ofAlbemarle...sold 140 ac tract to John Hopkins for 20 pounds...sd landsadjoining Cypress Swamp, Governor Harvie, Cornelius Learie which was"land survey for John Bentley, decd, and by him given to his wife,which by inheritance came to me'...witnesses: Sarah Long & JohnStepney"..(DB A:170)
Grant from Lords Proprietors to Capt William Barrow at BatheTown--Beaufort Co., DB 1:87--"Lords Proprietors...unto William Barrow,Esqr...550 ac...lying and being in the fork of Old Town Creek...BatheTown.../s/Thomas Cary (Gov), Sam. Swann, Edw'd Mosely, Francis Foster,Wm. Glover.

Event: Type: Court Records
Date: 7 JAN 1706

Event: Will of Barrow, William--8 Jan 1715
Type: Bio.
Note: William & Elizabeth began their move to the tiny settlement of BathTown (anciently called Wickam), an area about 40 miles south of hisbirth place at Perquimans. Since there were virtually no roads duringthis period, the Lords Proprietors were anxious to develop a Portwhereby raw materials and products could be more easily shipped toEngland and other markets. Here he served in the Militia, as ProvostMarshall, as the Collector of Queen Anne's Customs at the Port ofPamticoe on the Pamlico Sound, and as a Vestryman in the Church ofEngland.
Title: Will of Barrow, William--8 Jan 1715

Immigration: Date: 1699
Place: Moved from Perquimans County, to Bath, Beaufort County, North Carolina

Death: BEF 23 OCT 1716 Bath, Hyde County, North Carolina

Will: Date: 8 JAN 1715
Place: Bath, Hyde County, North Carolina
Note: In the name of God, Amen
I William Barrow, of ye precinct of Hide, in ye County of Bath in yeProv. of north Carolina, being Sick & Weak of body but sound andperfect mind & memory and Calling to mind ye Certainety of death andnot knowing when it may please ye Lord to Call mee out of this life domake and ordaine & approve this my last Will and Testament, in manerand forme following:
Imp: I give, devise & bequeath to my Three Sons, William, John &Richard Barrow, my Plantation whereon I now live, Containing fourteenhundred Acres of land more or les, to be equally decided between myafsd. three Sons, that is my Eldest Son William Barrow to have yeManer Plantation whereon I now live after my Wifes Dec.: to be held ofthem & Every of them their heirs and assignes in fee simple for ever.
Itm: I give devise & bequeath to my Other three Sons, Samuel, Josephand James Barrow, all my Tract of land lying & being upon BroadCreeke, Containeing one Thousand Acres of land more or les, to beEquqlly devided between my sd. three Sons named: Samuel, Joseph &Jams. Barroe to be held of them, their heirs & assignes Severally, Infee simple for ever.
Item: I give & bequeath to my Son, WIlliam Barrow, all and every partof my Smithe tools, and my longest gun or fouleing peace to be at hisdisposal when he shall attaine to ye age of one & twenty years
Item: I give and bequeath to my Son John, all & very part of myCoopers toole, and my Shortest gun to be at his disposal when he shallattain to ye age twenty one years.
Item: All the rest & residue of my Estate over & above ye legasiesbefore given So Comeing & remaining boath personall & reall, the onethird part of which so riseing I give to my Loveing wife Eliz. Barrow,and ye remaining part after her full one third part so taken oute Igive & bequeath to my six Sons before named & to my Daughrs Ann &Sarah Barrow to be Equally Divided among my sd. Six Sons afsd. as theyshall respectively attaine to ye age of twenty one years & my twodaughters: to have at ye age of Eighteen Years or ye day of marriage.
Itm: My Will & desire is that my Lov. WIfe, ELiz. Barrow, have the useand ocquepation of my plantation whereon I now live together with allhouses, orchards & all other Conveniances there unto belonging withoute Molestation or Incumbrances dureing her nateral life and evermore as afsd. that is, my will & desire is that my sd. three Sons,WIlliam, John and Richard Barrow, Shall not be hendered or debarredfrom Seating on Conveniant parts of ye sd. lands so given them whenthey shall attain Respectively to ye age of twenty one years.
Itm: I doe appoynt my Loveing wife Eliz. Barrow, and my Son, WIlliam,to be Joynt Execs. of this my last will & Testament as witness my hand& Seal this 8th. Day of Jan'ry, 1715
W. Barrow (Seal)
Thos. Barrow, Tho Martin, Jno. Porter.
Thos may Certifye That on the 23rd. Day of Octo. 1716. The abovewritten will was proved ny the Oath off John Porter. before me,Gale, Ch: Just
Copies from Originial Will filed in Office of the Secetary of State.

Given Name: Elizabeth

Death: DEC 1741 Bath, Hyde County, North Carolina

Will: Date: 8 JUL 1734
Place: Bath, Hyde County, North Carolina
Note: Will of Lillington, Elizabeth Elkes Barrow--8 Jul 1734
Text: I give and bequeath to my beloved son Richard Barrow my negroSambo with some of your assistance to Joseph Barrow in clearing hisplantation....I give unto my daughter-in-law Mary Barrow the wife ofRichard Barrow my cloak and hatt and worsted stockins
Note: births, deaths & marriages in Berkley, NC
Publication: Barrow Family Association

Given Name: Ursule

Event: Type: 1870 Census
Date: 1870

Event: Type: 1860 Census
Date: 1860

Given Name: Richard

Event: Type: Court Records
Date: 4 APR 1770
Note: 4 Apr 1770 Richard & Reuben Barrow (sons of Richard Barrow & wifeMary ???) of Pitt Co., NC, sold 280 ac on s./side of Tarr River toBenjamin Randall. This was part of a 640 ac Granville Grant (31 Jan1755) to their father, Richard. If the sons are selling off theproperty, then Richard is probably dead by now.

Death: ABT 1799 Louisiana

Given Name: Abraham

Event: Type: 1790 Census
Date: 1790

Death: 5 JUL 1799 Onslow County, North Carolina

Given Name: Joseph

Event: Type: Tax List
Date: 1762

Event: Type: Tax List
Date: 1769

Event: Type: Court Records
Date: 27 FEB 1750/51

Will: Date: 26 AUG 1767
Note: Joseph Barrow re 220 ac fr William Stansell Jr w/Benjamin Barrow aswitness
One Joseph Barrow (?son of Richard I?) was named the executor of thewill of Nathan Godwin, in which he names his wife Mary godwin and adaughter Mary Godwin with wit: Richard Lattin, Mary Williams andElizabeth Church in Beaufort Co. (prior to the formation of Pitt Co)NC

Given Name: Benjamin

Event: Type: Tax List
Date: 1762
Place: Pitt County, North Carolina

Will: Date: 26 AUG 1767
Note: Benjamin Barrow rec 690 ac fr William Stansell Jr w/Joseph Barrow aswitness
Pitt County, North Carolina; Whites-1, Slaves--1

Given Name: Mary

Given Name: John

Event: Type: Court Records
Date: 1681
Place: Perquimans County, North Carolina

Event: Type: Court Records
Date: 13 JUL 1693

Event: Type: Court Records
Date: 24 APR 1694
Place: Perquimans County, North Carolina

Event: Type: Bio.
Note: He was one of the Justices of Perquimans, when the precinct wasformed, and continued to serve in that capacity, being called Steward,and sometimes Judge. (History of Perquimans Co, NC: pg 320-321)
Will proved before Gov. Charles Eden Unknown 2 Aug 1718 PerquimansPrecinct,Albemarle County, North Ccarolina
John Barrow, in Berkeley Precinct...a plantation containing 300 acresEnglish measure..issued Anno Domini 1681...located at Yawpim Creequein ye Pricinct of Berkeley beginning at ye mouth of little creekcalled Barrow's Creeque...at ye head of ye northernmost branch of yecreeque. /s/Philip Ludwell, Esqr, Governor and Captain General of ourProvince and our trusty and well beloved Councilors, Tho. Harvey, Wm.Wilkinson, Francis Tomes [from: Sec. of State's Office, E. Jones St.,Raleigh, NC, Index Bk I, pg 5, File Drawer #102--deed book 1663-1728]
in 24 Apr 1694-- This land was renewed to him.
Gov. Berkeley, VA, being anxious to encourage settlers for what hecalled his "southern plantations" for that land located south of theChowan River, granted 10,000 ac to Rev. Roger Green of Nasemond Countyin 1653. This land was to be given to the first hundred persons tobegin settlement with the Rev. Green to receive 1,00ac for hisefforts. The oldest deed of record in NC, dated 3-1-1661 was to GeorgeDurant for a tract of land on a river called "Perquimans" from IndianChief Kilconanen, King of the Yoepim tribes. Other deeds may have beenin Nansemond which have been lost from fires.
We know that John Barrow was an inhabitant of this area at the sametime as George Durant as he was called upon to give a deposition "tohis own knowledge" that George Durant was occupying this land at anearly date. This deposition was given on 7-13-1693 in Perquimans Pct,where we know that John Barrow was living at least as early as 1668when he married Sarah Sutton. When John Barrow gave his deposition inPerquimans in 1693 the document states he is about 50 years of age,thus establishing his birth in 1643.
John Barrow rec an additional grant of 300 ac located on Yeopin Creekfor the importation of three headrights "Robert Testor, Simon Smythe,negro Jean".
1702--Berkeley Precinct (Perquimans)--"A List of Titheables taken byCaptain James Coles for the year 1702... John Barrow and his sonGeorge and a servant John Bennett..."
5 Jul 1714--Land Patent on Bennett's Creek (head of Conaby River).Edward Moseley, to John Barrow, Sr, of Perquimans. Assignment of apatent for 300 ac. Test, James Barrow, Thomas Cook.
John Barrow, the ancestor of the Lenoir County, North Carol inaBarrows was in the Albermarle region of the state by 1662. JohnBarrow's wife came to Carolina from Massachusetts . John was probablyborn in Virginia for there was a John Barrow who received a grant ofland at Jamestown in 1626 which he sold in 1629. John Barrow was aQuaker and married Mary Sutton, 1688, daughter of George Sutton whowas i n the same area before 1668. John and Mary were parents o f tenchildren. John died in 1718.

Event: Type: Books
Note: History of Perquimans County, North Carolina; by Mrs. Watson Winslow,pg. 381

BARROW "An Early Southern Family" , Vol. 1/No. 2/pg. 1 & Vol. 1/No.2/pg. 5 ; by Mae Belle Barrow North; Publication: Barrow FamilyAssociation

NC Historical & Genealogical Register, Page: Vol. 3, No. 3, pg. 404;by Hathaway

Death: 10 JUN 1718 Perquimans County, North Carolina

Will: Date: 1 MAR 1718
Place: Perquimans County, North Carolina
Note: Abstract of WIlls, 1690-1760; pg 20
Perquimqns County, North Carolina
March 1, 1718. August 1718. Sons John and Joseph ("my mannerplantation"), Joames (300 acres). Friend: John Middleton. Executors:James and Joseph Barrow. Witness: Francis Smith. Will proven beforeCharles Eden, Govenor and Orinary.

Given Name: Sarah Mary

Christening: 15 SEP 1650 Scituate, Plymouth County, Massachusetts

Death: 16 SEP 1714 Perquimans County, North Carolina

Given Name: Richard

Death: --Not Shown--

Will: Date: 21 SEP 1687
Place: Albemarle, Buncombe or Stanly County, North Carolina
Note: Will Proved; 6 Oct 1687 Albemarle,NC

Note: Born on 7 Nov birth year unknown

Given Name: Ann

Death: DEC 1741 Bath, Hyde County, North Carolina

Given Name: William

Death: AFT 25 APR 1746 Bath, Hyde County, North Carolina

Will: Date: 25 APR 1746
Place: Bath, Hyde County, North Carolina
Note: Abstract of Wills, 1690-1760; pg 21
Hyde County, North Carolina

April 25, 1746. Sons: John, Thomas (" my plantation"), George, Moses,Zachariah and Hedrick ("to my latter sons "land lying on JacksCreek"). Daughters: Rebekah Barrow and Anne Downing (wife of WilliamDowing). Executoers: John Barrow (brother), James Coles (son-in-law),John Smith. Witnesses: Nathaiel Ebone, Henry Ebone, Rebekah Ebone,Martha Ebone, John Barrow. Clerk of the Court: Thomas Loack.

Given Name: Aurelia

Event: Type: 1870 Census
Date: 1870

Event: Type: 1860 Census
Date: 1860

Given Name: John

Event: Type: Military
Place: Colonel Army

Death: JUN 1781 Beaufort, Carteret County, North Carolina

Given Name: Sarah

Given Name: Ann Mary

Given Name: Samuel

Death: ABT 1734 Bath, Hyde County, North Carolina

Given Name: Joseph

Death: AFT 25 MAR 1752 Beauford County, North Carolina

Will: Date: 19 JUN 1752
Place: Beauford County, North Carolina
Note: Abstract of WIlls, 1690-1760; pg 21
Beauford County, North Carolina
June 19, 1752. Sons: James ("plantation bought of John Vernon"), John("plantation bought of Thomas Little"), Joseph and daughter Mary("place where Davis lives"). Executore: Brother John Barrow and wifeJean Barrow. Witnesses: John Bergeron, Robert Flake, William Mitchell.Clerk of the Court: WIll Ormond.