The Barton book/ compiled by Robert Dacus Nally for the Barton Historical Society
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Includes index.
John Barton, who hailed from a little village in England called Barton-in-the-Beans, in Surry County, southwest of London, stepped off a ship at Newsport (now New Port News), Virginia in 1632 with one servant. John died ca. 1669 and is buried in Surry County, Virginia. John was the father of David, John, and Thomas. David married Ruth Oldham, daughter of John and Ann Conway Oldham. In 1771-72 they moved from Fauquier County, Virginia, to Surry County, North Carolina. David died in 1777. John, Jr. served in the Revolutionary War. Nothing more about his family is known by author. Thomas married Sarah Wilson. They lived near Fingerville, South Carolina. He served in the Revolutionary War. He was deeded land in 1787. It is believed that he died between 1787 and 1790. Thomas and Sarah are believed to have had a large number of children. If there were any daughters, their names are unknown. It is believd that 5 of their sons were: Joseph Barton, Thomas Barton Jr., David Barton, Benjamin Franklin Barton and William Barton. Descendants lived in Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi, South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Oklahoma, Maryland, Kentucky and elsewhere.
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| Naba ni iVola | Vanua | iKumuni/Vatavata | Rawati |
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| 929.273 B285b 1994 | HSB (Headquarters Storage Building) | Off-site Storage | Storage |
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