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Event: Type: Military
Date: ABT 1793
Place: Washington County, Georgia
Note: Index to Volunteer Solders 1784-1811
Served as a private 1st. Reg. Cal. GA Mil, Washington County;1793-1794

Served as a private. in militia
Muster Roll of a Detachment of Militia Cavalry Commanded by CaptainHugh Irwin, State of Georgia, First Regiment, Washington County, inthe Service of the United States, from Oct. 15 to Oct 31, 1793. heserved a a private.

Muster and Pay Rolls for a Detachment of Militia Cavalry Commanded byCaptain Hugh Irwin, State of Georgia, Fist regiment of WashingtonCounty, in the service of the United States, form Nov 1 to Dec 25,1793.
Private Barrow, Absalom
Barrow Family Quarterly, Vol VII, No. 3, April 1994, pp 157-158
Absalom Barrow, presumed son of Reuben Barrow of Warren Co, GA,appears serving in the Militia as a Private in 1793-94 in 1st Regimentof Cavalry, Washington Co, GA (part of which became Warren Co). He mayhave served in the War of 1812.
Absalom is named as a legatee in his father's will dated 17 Aug 1812,proven 2 Nov 1812 in Warren Co, GA. He and his brother, James,qualified as administrators of the will.
Absalom was born circa 1773, probably in NC shortly before his parentsmigrated to GA. He likely married about 1805. He appears in theConecuh Co, AL (near the FL line), in the 1820 census, with 3 malesunder 21 and 2 females under 21. His first wife may have been deceasedprior to this census. He owned 3 slaves in 1820.

Event: Type: 1830 Census
Date: 1830
Place: Conecuh County, Alabama

Event: Type: 1820 Census
Date: 1820
Place: Conecuh County, Alabama

Event: Type: 1810 Census
Date: 1810

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Event: Type: 1790 Census
Date: 1790

Event: Type: Books
Note: American Militia in the Frontier Wars, 1790-1796
Muster Roll of a Detachment of Militia Cavalry Commanded by CaptainHugh Irwin, State of Georgia, First Regiment, Washington County, inthe Service of the United States, from Oct. 15 to Oct 31, 1793. heserved a a private.
Muster and Pay Rolls for a Detachment of Militia Cavalry Commanded byCaptain Hugh Irwin, State of Georgia, Fist regiment of WashingtonCounty, in the service of the United States, form Nov 1 to Dec 25,1793.
Private Barrow, Absalom

Death: AFT 1846 Conecuh County, Alabama

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, Lavinia (b. ABT 1802, d. ?)

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Census
Title: Census

Given Name: Lavinia

Event: Type: 1870 Census
Date: 1870
Place: Escambia County, Alabama
Note: pg 212, household

Event: Type: 1830 Census
Date: 1830

Event: Type: 1840 Census
Date: 1840

Event: Type: 1850 Census
Date: 9 NOV 1850
Place: Conecuh County, Alabama
Note: pg 373, household 614
Listed with; Disa Barrow age 25 b: AL; Sarah Barrow, age 20, b: AL;Eady Barrow, age 18, b: AL; Hiluard ??? Barrow, age 22, b: AL Farmer;John Barrow, age 16, b: AL; James Barrow, age 4, b: AL

Event: Type: 1860 Census
Date: 1860

Event: Type: 1820 Census
Date: 1820

Event: Type: 1810 Census
Date: 1810

Event: Mobile Regester, Climbing The Family Tree
Type: Newspaper

Death: --Not Shown--

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Barrow, Reuben B. (b. ABT 1745, d. 3 NOV 1812)

Given Name: Reuben B.

Event: Type: Military
Date: 24 APR 1781
Place: Augusta, Columbia County, Georgia
Note: King Rangers also known as East Florida Rangers, Flordia Rangers, andCarolina Rangers.
Served as a Private,

PAC RG8I "C" Series, Vol 1898;
King's Rangers
Served as a Private in Captain Joseph Marshall's Company, King'sRangers, Augusta, GA, 24 Apr 1781, 61 days, 25 Apr-24 Jun 1781

Served as a Private, Savannah, GA 24 Oct 1781, 61 days, 25 Oct-24 Dec1781
(Listed as a Prisoner with rebels)

Event: Type: 1810 Census
Date: 1810

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Event: Type: 1790 Census
Date: 1790

Event: Type: Court Records
Date: ABT 1774
Place: St. George County, Georgia

Event: Type: Court Records
Date: 4 APR 1770
Place: Pitt County, North Carolina

Event: by Unknown
Type: Bio.
Note: Warren County
Reuben Barrow; b: c1730; d: 1812
Served as a minuteman in the North Carolina Troops and was latercertified as a Revolutionary War Soldier by Colonel John Steward andGeneral John Twiggs. He recived bounty land along Big Creek in oldWashington County for his service.
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.

Event: Type: Books
Note: Cemeteries & Genealogy- Warren County, Georgia....p412

Georgia's Roster of Revolution, p30, 35,251

Some Georgia County Records, vol 1, p342

PAC RG8I "C" Series, Vol 1898; KIng's Rangers

Barrow family Genealogy, filed at: 2001-3-5.
He moved to Georgia in about 1774. He was probably a farmer with about1200 acres in 1805 in Warren and Jefferson County, Georgia. He servedin Bickham's Company, Georgia Militia during the Revolutionary War. Hewas granted 150 acres in St. George Parish, Georgia by Governor JamesWright in August 1774. He received a Georgia bounty of 287 1/2 acresin Washington County, Georgia for his service in the RevolutionaryWar. He was successful in winning lot 324, section 24, in WilkinsonCounty in the 2nd Georgia Land Lottery of 1807.

"INDEX TO HEADRIGHTS & BOUNTY GRANTS OF GEORGIA"
1774--Reuben Barrow--St. George Co, GA--150 ac

Loyalists in the Southern Campaige of the Revolutionary War. by MutieJune Clark Vol. I
PAC RG8I "C" Series, Vol 1898;
KIng's Rangers
Served as a Private in Captain Joseph Marshall's Company, King'sRangers, Augusta, GA, 24 Apr 1781, 61 days, 25 Apr-24 Jun 1781
Served as a Private, Savannah, GA 24 Oct 1781, 61 days, 25 Oct-24 Dec1781
(Listed as a Prisoner with rebels)

Death: 3 NOV 1812 Warren County, Georgia

Will: Date: 17 AUG 1812
Place: Warren County, Georgia
Note: Georgia, Warren County}
This being my last Will and testament made this seventeenth day ofAugust, in Eighteen hundred and twelve.
In the Name of God, Amen. After resigning my sole to god, who gave it,an my Body unto the dust form which it was taken, to be decentlyburied, at the discretion of my surviving friends.
Item, I give to my beloved wife Milbre, a Negro man, by the name ofJoe, and his wife Milly, and also one hundred acres of land laying inPulaski County, being part of the tract of land known by number threehundred and twenty three also one half of my live stock and one halfof my household and kitchen furniture, and also half of my plantationand working tools. One pleasure chair (?) or ? to have and to holdthe above mentioned property during her natural life, Widowhood orgood behavior.
Item, I give to my son James, the other half of my live stock,household and kitchen furniture, and plantation and working tools, andalso that hundred acres of land left to my wife, at her death, ormisbehavior, and also a Negro girl, by the name of Silvey, and a Negroby the name of George. The first living child that Silva brings forth,to my Grand Daughter Nancy, a daughter of my son James Barrow.
Item, I give and bequeath to my son John, the other half of the tractof land he now lives on.
Item, I give and bequeath to my son Absolom, one Negro boy, by thename of Bob.
Item, I give and bequeath my daughter Ferriby, one cow and calf, andfive dollars.
Item, I give and bequeath my daughter Edy, one cow and calf, and fivedollars. And it is my will and desire, for the balance of my estatethat is not otherwise disposed of, shall be equally divided amongstall my children, except my daughters Edy and Ferriby.
I do hereby nominate and appoint my sons James and Absolom Barrow myexecutors that my last Will and Testament. Whereas I have hereunto setmy hand and seal. (seal) the day and year above written. Reuben BBarrow (his mark) (seal)

In present of Benj. Bledsoe, Richm Bledsoe, WIlliam (his mark)Branner, Giles Bledsoe

Probate of the above Will, Personally appeared in open court, BenjaminBledsoe and William Branner and being duly sworn on the HolyEverlasting of Almighty God. Dispose and saith, each for himself, "That he saw the written name Reuben Barrow, sign, seal, Pronounce anddeclare the written instrument of writing as his Last Will andTestament. And that at the time of his doing, he was in the opinion ofthese defendts of sound and disposing mind and memory: and at hisrequest and in his presents and in the presents of each other, and ofthe other supporting witness, Richm Bledsoe, and Giles Bledsoe and athis request they became truthfuly hereunto sworn and subscribed inopen court, this 2nd day of November 1812

Trst. Jn, Torrence Clh CO Benj Bledose,William Branner (his mark)

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Bledsoe, Milbre (b. , d. ABT 1823)

Given Name: Milbre

Event: Type: 1820 Census
Date: 1820

Event: Type: 1810 Census
Date: 1810

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Event: Type: 1790 Census
Date: 1790

Death: ABT 1823 Pulaski, Candler County, Georgia

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Vining, Issac Newton (b. 3 SEP 1853, d. 18 JUN 1881)

Given Name: Issac Newton

Death: 18 JUN 1881 Patterson, St. Mary Parish, Louisiana

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Barrow, James M (b. ABT 1761, d. ?)

Given Name: James M

Event: Type: 1830 Census
Date: 1830

Event: Type: 1840 Census
Date: 1840

Event: Type: 1850 Census
Date: 1850

Event: Type: 1860 Census
Date: 1860

Event: Type: 1820 Census
Date: 1820

Event: Type: 1810 Census
Date: 1810

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Event: Type: 1790 Census
Date: 1790

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Barrow, John (b. ABT 1763, d. ABT 1829)

Given Name: John

Event: Type: 1820 Census
Date: 1820

Event: Type: 1810 Census
Date: 1810

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Event: Type: 1790 Census
Date: 1790

Death: ABT 1829 Florida

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Barrow, Edy (b. ABT 1770, d. ?)

Given Name: Edy

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Event: Type: 1790 Census
Date: 1790

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Barrow, Nancy (b. ABT 1842, d. ?)

Given Name: Nancy

Event: Type: 1830 Census
Date: 1830

Event: Type: 1840 Census
Date: 1840

Event: Type: 1820 Census
Date: 1820

Will: Date: 10 AUG 1812
Place: Warren County, Georgia
Note: Abstract of Baldwin County, Alabama Will Book "A" (1806-1829)
Husband: James.
Nieces: Patsey Lewis, Patsey Nelson (formerly Dawkins), Nancy BarrowHardwick, daughter. of William Harwick, and Nancy Fitzpatrick,daughter of sister Molly Fitzpatrick.
Nephews: John, eldest son of brother, Garland Hardwick;
Garland, George, Daniel and Reuben, sons of sister, Handy Dawkins;
William Hardwick, son of sister, Peggy;
Richard Hardwick, son of brother., William Hardwick;
George Hardwick, son of brother, George Hardwick;
Brothers: William, Garland and George Hardwick.
Sisters: Peggy, Haney, Molly Fitzpatrick.
Witnesses: Robert McGentry, Rachel Thorron, Jacob Barrow

Mention in her grandfather Reuben B. Barrow Will, giving her the firstliving child of Silvy a slave given to her father James Barrow in theWill

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, Amanda (b. ABT 1842, d. ?)

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Census
Title: Census

Given Name: Amanda

Event: Type: 1870 Census
Date: 1870

Event: Type: 1880 Census
Date: 25 JUN 1880
Place: Pollard, Escambia County, Alabama
Note: pg 229B, household 29

Event: Type: 1850 Census
Date: 1850

Event: Type: 1860 Census
Date: 1860

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Barrow, Robert (b. ABT 1879, d. ?)

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Census
Title: Census

Given Name: Robert

Event: Type: 1880 Census
Date: 25 JUN 1880
Place: Pollard, Escambia County, Alabama
Note: pg 229B, household 29

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Lewis, George T. (b. 30 JUN 1883, d. 30 MAR 1970)

Source: (Birth)
Abbreviation: Lewis Family Bible
Title: Lewis Family Bible

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Census
Title: Census

Given Name: George T.

Event: Type: 1900 Census
Date: 1900
Place: Wallace, Santa Rosa County, Florida
Note: pg 185, household 1
age 16, born AL

Death: 30 MAR 1970

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