Barrow, George (b. , d. ?)

Given Name: George

Given Name: Moses

Given Name: Zachariah

Given Name: Hedrick

Given Name: Rebekah

Given Name: Anne

Given Name: William

Given Name: James

Given Name: William Edmund

Event: Paul Joseph Mooney & Violet Anna Schwarztrauber
Type: Parents

Given Name: Mary Jo

Given Name: James Jefferson

Event: Type: 1870 Census
Date: 1870

Event: Type: 1880 Census
Date: 1880

Event: Type: 1900 Census
Date: 1900

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: by James Key
Type: Bio.
Note: As a young boy James Jefferson Key's father, Reuben removed fromBarnwell District, South Carolina to Early County, Georgia. He livedon the county line of Early and Decauter Counties. Reuben Key raisedthe orphans of his older brother, WIlliam Key. The mother of theseorphans, Mary Brown died soon after the 1830 Census and about 1835Reuben and several of his nephews (childern of WIlliam Key) moved toGeorgia. His nephew Henry Key, who evidently never married appears thelast time on the 1840 Census. His nephew, Micajah Key did not staylong in Early County, Georgia, but moved down to Leon County, Floridawith his wife Charlotte Cleveland. Micajah is buried in Leon County,in the Key Cemetery there.
The genealogy of Micajah Key is written in the book "The Keys InTexas": by Delia Tyler Key, which has the Will of WIlliam Key hisfather.
The Will of William Key is signed by his brother Reuben and his wifeMary Brown Key.
The date of Reuben birth can not be established yet. He appears thelast time on the 1840 Census of Early County, Georgia, and soon afterhe died. This Census places his birth as between 1780 and 1790. I(the arthour) believe he was born just after the year 1780.
On the 1850 Census of Early County, Georgia, appears Sarah Key (sisterof James Jefferson Key) and her daughter Sarah Matilda Key, it appearsSarah never married. also living wiht her are two children, Thomas andAndrew Key who were born between 1842 and 1845. I have no doubt theseboys are the grandchildre of Reuben and Sarah Key. They may have beenthe children of one of their son's who had died.
The wife of Reuben, Sarah appears the last time on the 1870 Census ofEarly Count, Georgia, and no doubt is deceased by 1880. No cemetery inEarly or Decauter Counties. Georgia, where these people are buried.

Event: Type: 1890 Census
Date: 1890
Place: No Census Availiable

Death: 10 FEB 1902 Kisatchie, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana

Burial: Key-Whatley Cemetery, Kisatchie, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana

Given Name: Reuben

Event: Type: 1830 Census
Date: 1830
Place: Barnwell District, South Carolina
Note: 1 male 0-5
1 male 5-10
1 male 30-40
1 male 40-50
1 female 0-5
1 female 10-15
1 female 40-50

Event: Type: 1840 Census
Date: 1840
Place: Early County, Georgia
Note: 1 male 0-5
1 male 10-15
1 male 15-20
1 male 20-30
1 male 50-60= Reuben Key
1 female 0-5
1 female 10-15= Sarah Matilda Key
1 female 20-30
1 female 50-60= Sarah

Event: Type: 1820 Census
Date: 1820
Place: Barnwell District, South Carolina
Note: 2 males to 16
1 male to 45
2 female to 10
1 female to 16
1 female to 45
1 female 45 & up

Event: Type: 1810 Census
Date: 1810
Place: Barnwell District, South Carolina
Note: household 94
Living on Sister-in-laws Mary Brown Key's land, widow of William Key
1 male to 20,
2 females to 20

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Event: Type: 1790 Census
Date: 1790
Place: Edgefield County, South Carolina

Event: Type: Books
Note: 1. The Family of William Key and Sarah Gibson by James M. Key
With the death of his older brother, WIlliam, Reuben takes hisbrothers and sisters, Gabrial, Tandy Martin, Samuel, Nancy, Sarah,Martha, and Ann Key and moves to Barnwell District, South Carolina. Heleaves behind two half-brothers, WIliam, and George Washington Key,sons of his fathers second wife Fanny Talbert Key. All these childrennow lived along side the Widow Mary Brown Key and her small children.

2. The Keys In Texas; by: by Delia Tyler Key
Reuben signed the will of his brother William along with Mary BrownKey WIlliam's widow

Event: Moved from Edgefield County, South Carolina to Barnwell District South Carolina
Type: Migration
Date: ABT 1807
Note: Reuben takes his younger brothers and sisters and moves to BarnwellDistrict, South Carolina were the widow of his brother WIlliam isliving along with her children.

Event: Moved from Barnwell District, South Carolina to Earley County, Georgia
Type: Migration
Date: ABT 1835
Note: Moved with nephews Micajah and Henry

Death: ABT 1840 Early County, Georgia

Will: Date: ABT 1807
Place: Barnwell District, South Carolina
Note: Signed his brothers will along with his sister-in-law Mary Brown Key.
WIll is published in "The Keys in Texas" by: Delia Tyler Key

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Census
Title: Census

Given Name: William B.

Event: Type: Military
Place: Revolutionary War

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Event: Type: 1790 Census
Date: 1790
Place: Edgefield County, South Carolina
Note: 4 sons under 16

Event: Type: Books
Note: 1. The Keys In Texas; by: by Delia Tyler Key

2. Key and allied families; by Jane Warren Hollingworth Lane

3. Key Origens, By Frances L. Dance

4. Henry Key Jr.'s Family Bible

The Family of William Key and Sarah Gibson by James M. Key

Death: ABT 1802 Edgefield County, South Carolina

Given Name: Sarah

Event: Type: 1790 Census
Date: 1790
Place: Edgefield County, South Carolina

Event: Type: Books
Note: 1. The Family of William Key and Sarah Gibson by James M. Key

Death: ABT 1796

Given Name: William

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Event: Type: 1790 Census
Date: 1790
Place: Edgefield County, South Carolina

Event: Type: Books
Note: 1. The Family of William Key and Sarah Gibson by James M. Key

2. The Keys In Texas; by: by Delia Tyler Key

3. Key and allied families; by Jane Warren Hollingworth Lane
" WIlliam Key, born about the year 1761. He married Mary Brown and tothem were born several children whose names I omit except Micajah Keywho was my great-grandfather.
Micajah Key ws born in Barnwell District Sout Carolina on Jan. 26,1803.
He married Charlotte Cleveland in said state and said district in theyear 1823.
They moved from South Carolina about 1838 and lived for awhile in thestate of Georgia. He was a farmer and they sold their produce such ascotton in Augusta, Georgia. They then moved to Gadsden County, Floridain 1840, later moving to Leon County, Floridain 1843, where he liveduntil the time of his death."

Death: ABT 1807

Given Name: Gabrial

Event: Type: Military
Date: BET 1812 AND 1814
Place: War of 1812

Event: Type: 1830 Census
Date: 1830

Event: Type: 1840 Census
Date: 1840

Event: Type: 1820 Census
Date: 1820

Event: Type: 1810 Census
Date: 1810

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Event: Type: 1790 Census
Date: ABT 1790
Place: Edgefield County, South Carolina

Event: Type: Books
Note: 1. The Family of William Key and Sarah Gibson by James M. Key

Event: Moved from Barnwell District, South Carolina to Lowndes County, Alabama
Type: Migration
Date: ABT 1820
Note: Moved to Lowndes County, Alabama with his sisters Nancy and Sarah, andcousin Brazille

Event: Moved from Edgefield County, South Carolina to Barnwell District South Carolina
Type: Migration
Date: AFT 1810

Death: JUL 1846 Hot Springs, Garland County, Arkansas

Burial: Hot Springs, Garland County, Arkansas

Given Name: Samuel

Event: Married his 1st cousin
Type: Misc

Event: Type: 1820 Census
Date: 1820

Event: Type: 1810 Census
Date: 1810

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Event: Type: Books
Note: 1. The Family of William Key and Sarah Gibson by James M. Key

Death: ABT 1828

Given Name: Tandy Martin

Event: Type: Military

Event: Type: 1830 Census
Date: 1830

Event: Type: 1840 Census
Date: 1840

Event: Type: 1820 Census
Date: 1820

Event: Type: 1810 Census
Date: 1810

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Event: Type: 1790 Census
Date: 1790
Place: Edgefield County, South Carolina

Event: Type: Books
Note: 1. The Family of William Key and Sarah Gibson by James M. Key

Death: 18 JAN 1848 Burke County, Georgia

Given Name: Ann

Event: Never married
Type: Misc

Event: Type: 1820 Census
Date: 1820

Event: Type: 1810 Census
Date: 1810
Place: Barnwell District, South Carolina
Note: pg ??, household 94

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Event: Moved from Barnwell District, South Carolina to Lowndes County, Alabama
Type: Migration
Date: BEF 1820
Note: Moved to Lowndes County, Alabama to live with her sisters and brotherGabriel

Death: AFT 1820

Given Name: Martha

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
Place: Barnwell District, South Carolina
Note: pg ??, household 94

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Death: 4 JUL 1869 Edgefield County, South Carolina