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Children
A. Harriet Barron, M. Leland.
B. Ellen Barron, M. David W. Knowles.
C. Alethea Barron, M. John Dix.
D. Otho Barron.
E. James Wilson Barron, M. Julia Ann Dyer.
F. Jenett Barron, M. William Knowles.
G. Eliza Barron, M. Enoch White?
H. Henry Barron, M. Mary S. Harkness And Eliza Hootee.
I. Mary Ann Barron, M. Marion Belt.
J. Lilburn Barron. (Male)
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PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND WILLS; Liber T No. #1; 1784-1789;
Folio 278 SAMUEL COOKSEY BARRON, gentleman 11/26/1788 04/30/1789
"being weak of Body . ."
Bequeaths to;
1. Rebecca Burch --daughter
-to have I cow and calf--and the legacy to be the value thereof in money
2. Millicent Barron --wife
-To have all the estate during her natural life or widowhood for her support on the condition that she make no waste
-named executrix of the will
3. Daniel Barron -son
Mary Ann Barron --daughter
James Cirrick Barron --son
Walter Barron --son
Francis Barron --son
Augustin Barron --son
Henry Barron --son
Mildred Barron --daughter
-after widow's decease or remarriage the land is to be sold and the proceeds to be divided among testator's children share and share alike
-after widow's decease or remarriage the personal estate is to be sold and the proceeds to be divided among James, Walter, Francis, Augustin, Henry and Mildred
Witnesses: Richard Beall, Anthony Page, David Beall
Then came: the three above named subscribers to the will
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Prince George's County MD Will Book Liber T No. #1; 1797-1803;
Folio 453 JOHN HILL 06/24/--- 08l'23/1800
"being in Sound mind it Memory . ."
Bequeaths to:
1. Clement Hill --son
-to have the 1/2 of the land whereon testator now lives cal led "Baltimore" and to be divided so as to include the plantation and houses where he now lives
-to have Negro man "Frank" Negro woman "Nell" and all the children she has had since 1780
2. Phillip Hill --son
-to have the other 1/2 of the land where testator now lives and to be divided so as to include the houses and plantation where testator now Jives
-to have Negro boy "Charles' son of "Polly" mulatto man "Tom"--a carpenter, Negro woman "Rose" and Negro woman "Jane
3 Ann Hill --daughter
-100 acres of the land left to testator's sons to be laid off at the end of the land where Daniel Barron now lives so that she may work her Negroes during her single ]ife and to include the tobacco house and the house where Barron now lives and at her marriage to be divided between testator's sons Clement and Phillip
-to have the 2 small rooms below stairs and to have free use of the passage or entry below stairs, and also to have of the garden yard. kitchen, dairy, and net house and to have free use of the stable during her single Jive and at her death or marriage to be the right of testator's son Phillip
-to have Negro man "Jack" Negro man "Will" Negro woman "Fanny' and her 2 children -to have Lestator's riding horse and sulky
4. Richard Hill --son
-to have all the eash whieh testator has by him when he dies along w/all bonds, notes of hand, etc. so that he might purchase land
-to have Negro men "Sam" "Michael" Negro woman "Monica" Nero woman 'Suck" -remainder of the estate to be divided among testator's four children
-three sons named executors of the will
Witnesses: Benjamin Berry
Thomas Waring
Walter B. Beall
Then came: Benjamin Berry and Thomas Waring
Note; the testator signed the will in his own hand
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Nov. 1770 - Catherine Mchone vs. Daniel Barron. Case. Non est. [docket item only]
Source: Charles Co., Md. Circuit Court, Liber T No. 3, p. 216.
Mar. 1771 - Catherine Mchon vs. Daniel Barron. Case. NEJ. [docket item only]
Source: Charles Co., Md. Circuit Court, Liber T No. 3, p. 355.
Aug. 1773 - Daniel Barron jurat to 2 days attendance for Proprietary against William Richards for which it is ordered by the Justices of the Court here that the said William Richards pay the said Daniel Barron the sum of 45 lbs. of tobacco.
Source: Charles Co., Md. Circuit Court, Liber U No. 3, p. 452.
1777 - Charles Co., Md. Revolutionary War Records. Daniel Barron, b. 1755, d. 1810. Private, Maryland Militia, 12th Battalion, Capt. Benjamin Lusby Corry's Company, Charles Co.,1777. Daniel Barron rn. Mary Ann Wilson.
Source: Peden. Henry C., Jr., "Revolutionary Patriots of Charles County, Maryland, 1775-1783," Page 12-3.
Comment: Peden's source for Daniel's birthdate and his wife as Mary Ann Wilson is the DAR Patriot Index. Seth E. Barron's family group sheet for Samuel Cooksey Barron states that Daniel ffi. on Feb. 21, 1782 to Mary Ann Wilcox, that Daniel d. Apr. 1810, and that Mary Ann d. Apr. 1833 in Washington, D.C.
Nov. 5, 1781 - Trinity Church, Newport, Trinity Parish, Charles Co., Md. Monday, Nov. 5, 1781: Daniel Barren, subscriber.
Source: 2007 data from Robert A. Barron.
1798 - Daniel Barron is in the 1798 Federal Direct Tax List of Prince George's Co., Md.
Oct. 5, 1798 - Particular List of Slaves owned by, or under the care of (different persons) on the fifth day of October 1798, being in New Scotland, Oxen and Bladensburg Hundreds, Prince Georges County, in the State of Maryland:
Name of Superintendent: Daniel Barron
Name of Owner: Daniel Barron
Owners place of Residence: Prince Georges County
Whole number of Slaves of all ages: 3
Number of Slaves exempted from taxation: 0
Number of Slaves subject to taxation: 1
Source: 1798 Direct Federal Tax, Prince Georges County, New Scotland, Oxen, and Bladensburg Hundreds, Volume 729, p. 2165.
April 1810 - "Daniel Barron owned a farm or tobacco plantation in Prince Georges County, below Bladensburg, and one day while returning from the same upon his saddle horse and while adjusting the bridle the horse suddenly threw its head upward, striking Mr. Barron under the chin violently, causing a hemorrage from which he died in April 1810. His widow afterward removed to Georgetown with her daughter Eliza, residing with her youngest daughter Mary Ann and later to Washington where she died in 1831."
Source: Topham, Washington, "The Topham family and their kindred," pub. 1910.
Apr. 18 and July 24, 1810 - The "Index to the Probate Records of Prince George's County, Maryland, 1696-1900," p. 7, shows that Daniel Barron was deceased by Apr. 18, 1810, and that his July 24, 1810 Inventory was filed by Mary Barron.
Comment: Robert A. Barron states that Daniel Barron d. 1810 in Bladensburg, Md.
1810 - The Prince George's Co., Md. Estate papers of Daniel Barron found at Maryland Archives, Location: 00/50/06/002, MSA Citation: C2119-2, Accession No.: MSA SC 5458-58-17283, show:
--Apr. 18, 1810 - Mary Barron, Thomas G. Duvall and Joseph Wilson post 2000 pounds current money as bond for Mary Barron to perform the office of Administratrix of the Daniel Barron estate.
--Apr. 18, 1810 - Thomas Bowie and William Ross are authorized to appraise the personal estate of the late Daniel Barron.
--Apr. 20, 1810 - The inventory of Daniel Barron is completed. The inventory includes Negroes, horses, cattle, plantation utensils, household furniture and kitchen furniture, all to the value of $1489.94.
--July 24, 1810 - Mary Barron presents the inventory of Daniel Barron's estate as a "true and perfect inventory."
August? 1810 - Comes into court here Otho Barron aged twenty years, orphan of Daniel Barron and makes choice of Thomas Duvall as his Guardian who is approved by the Court on his giving bond in such penalty and with such security as the court shall approve conditioned for the faithful performance of his duty as Guardian.
Source: Prince George's County, Maryland Register of Wills (Orphans Court Proceedings) TT-3, p. 193, 1808-1812; MSA Microfilm CR 269-1.
August? 1810 - Comes into court here James Barron aged seventeen years, orphan of Daniel Barron and makes choice of Joseph Wilson as his Guardian who is approved by the Court on his giving bond in such penalty and with such security as the court shall approve conditioned for the faithful performance of his duty as Guardian.
Source: Prince George's County, Maryland Register of Wills (Orphans Court Proceedings), TT-3, p. 193, 1808-1812; MSA Microfilm CR 269-1.
August? 1810 - Ordered by the Court that Mary Barron is hereby appointed Guardian to Jane Barron aged thirteen years, Eliza Barron aged ten years, Henry Barron aged nine years, and Mary Ann Barron aged five years, orphans of Daniel Barron.
Source: Prince George's County, Maryland Register of Wills (Orphans Court Proceedings), TT-3, p. 194, 1808-1812; MSA Microfilm CR 269-1.
Comment: On Dec. 26, 1810, Mary Barron (makes her mark) and Otho Barron of Prince George's Co. and David Knowles of Washington, D.C. posted bond for Mary's satisfactory performance as Guardian to the 4 children named; bond in the amount of 1000 pounds current money for each child.
Dec. 11, 1810 - Public sale - order of Orphans Court of Prince George's Co., Md.; at dwelling house of Leonard Deakins on Baltimore Road, all the estate of the deceased Daniel Barron. --Mary Barron, admx. of Daniel Barron.
Source: Dixon, Joan M., "National Intelligencer & Washington Advertiser Newspaper Abstracts, 1806-1810," p. 239.
Jan. 11, 1811 - Received of my mother, Mary Barron administratrix of my deceased father Daniel Barron my full proportion of my deceased father's estate. Signed Lilburn Barron.
Source: Prince George's County, Maryland Register of Wills (Orphans Court Proceedings), TT-3, p. ?, 1808-1812; MSA Microfilm CR 269-1.
Jan. 18, 1811 - Received of my mother, Mary Barron, administratrix of my deceased father, $34 in full satisfaction of my dividend of the estate. Signed Otho Barron.
Source: Prince George's County, Maryland Register of Wills (Orphans Court Proceedings), TT-3, p. 229, 1808-1812; MSA Microfilm CR 269-1.
Oct. 17, 1811 - Georgetown - received this day of Mary Barron administratrix of the estate of Daniel Barron deceased $80 on account of my share in the said estate. Signed Harriot Barron.
Source: Prince George's County, Maryland Register of Wills (Orphans Court Proceedings), TT-3, p. 300, 1808-1812; MSA Microfilm CR 269-1.
Apr. 3, 1813 - Georgetown - Received of Mrs. Mary Barron $99 in full for my part of the estate of my late father. Signed Leathe Barron.
Source: Prince George's County, Maryland Register of Wills (Orphans Court Proceedings), TT-3, p. 300, 1808-1812; MSA Microfilm CR 269-1.
Apr. 3, 1813 - Georgetown - Received of Mrs. Mary Barron, Administrator of Daniel Barron, late of Prince George's County, Maryland, deceased, the sum of $99 in full of a child's part of the estate of said Daniel Barron. Signed David W. Knowles.
Washington, D.C. - On Apr. 3, 1813 personally appeared before me David W. Knowles who intermarried with one of the daughters of said Daniel Barron and acknowledged the above receipt as his act and deed and that he was satisfied in a full part of the estate Before Daniel Reintzel, Justice of the Peace.
Source: Prince George's County, Maryland, Register of Wills (Orphans Court Proceedings), TT-3, Page 299-300, 1808-1812; MSA Microfilm CR 269-1.
1827 - Mary Barron, widow, east side 11th St. west between G St. and H St. north.
Source: The Washington, D.C. Directory of 1827, p. 10.
Comment: James Barron [son] is at this same location.
Dec. 20, 1831 - "The Columbia Gazette," pub. in Georgetown, District of Columbia. Died on the 20th instant [i.e., Dec. 20, 1831], Mrs. Mary Barron, aged 67 years.
Source: Pippenger, Wesley E., "Georgetown, District of Columbia, Marriage and Death Notices, 1801-1838," p. 212.
Dec. 21, 1831 - Died recently, in Washington City, Mrs. Mary Barren, aged 67 years. Funeral from the residence of Mr. Dix, between 4 1/2 and 6th Streets, fronting the Mall, at 11 o'clock.
Source: Dixon, Joan M., "National Intelligencer Newspaper Abstracts, 1830-1831," p. 415
Washington, D.C. Circuit Court, In Chancery, November term, 1833. James Barron, Stephen Leland and Harriet Leland his wife, John Dix and Eleathea Dix his wife, and Henry Barron vs. Daniel Barron, infant son of Lelburn Barron deceased, David Knowles and Eleanor Knowles his wife, William Knowles and Janett Knowles his wife, Enoch White and Elizabeth White his wife, Otho Barron, James Belt and Mary Ann Belt his wife.
The bill in this case states in substance, that Mary Barron, late of Washington, D.C., died sometime in the year 1831, and was indebted to James Barron, Stephen Leland, John Dix, and Henry Barron. That the complainant, James Barron, administered upon her estate, which is insufficient to pay the just debts of the said Mary, that the said Mary died seized of certain real estate situate in the City of Washington, which has descended to heirs of law, namely: Harriet Leland (formerly Barron) and wife of said Stephen, and Elizabeth Dix (formerly Barron) and wife of John Dix, James Barron, Henry Barron, Daniel Barron, infant son of Lelburn Barron, Eleanor Knowles (formerly Barron), wife of Daniel Knowles, Janet Knowles (formerly Barron) wife of William Knowles, Elizabeth White (formerly Barron) wife of Enoch White, Mary Ann Belt (formerly Barron wife of James Belt and Otho Barron. And these complainants pray that the said real estate may be sold to satisfy and pay their said d!
ebts. It further states that Daniel Barron, Otho Barron, James Belt and Mary Ann Belt his wife all reside out of the district. Ordered Nov. 27, 1833, that the complainants give notice to the said absent defendants of the substance and object of the said bill by publishing same in the "National Intelligencer" once a week for 6 weeks successively.
Source: District of Columbia Chancery Court Records found at National Archives; Record Group 21, Records of the District Court of the United States, District of Columbia, Chancery, 1801-1863; 0260, Rules 3, Box 096
Issue of Daniel Barron and Mary Ann Wilson:
1. Lilburn Barron (male), b. before 1784 in Prince George's Co., Md., d. before 1833 in Maryland, m. ? A son Daniel Barron, b. Nov. 9, 1814 in Bladensburg, Prince George's Co., Md., d. Apr. 23, 1894 in Hyattsville, Md.
2. Alethea Barron, b. 1785 in Prince George's Co., Md., d. June 3, 1874, m. Oct. 4, 1828 in Washington, D.C. John Dix. One dau., Mary Ann Dix, b. 1831, d. 1833.
3. Elinor Barron, b. 1789 in Prince George's Co., Md., d. 1856 in Washington, D.C., m. Jan. 18, 1805 in Prince George's Co., Md. David W. Knowles (1780-1853.) 6 children.
4. Otho W. Barron, b. 1792 in Prince George's Co., Md., d. Apr. 25, 1841 in Harpers Ferry, W. Va.
5. James W. Barron, b. Sep. 15, 1795 in Prince George's Co., Md., d. Aug. 24, 1858 in Washington, D.C., m. May 29, 1829 in Washington, D.C. Jula Ann Dyer (1805-1877.) 4 children.
6. Harriet Barron, b. 1796 in Prince George's Co., Md., d. Ky., m. Stephen Leland, b. 1786 in N.J. 5 children.
7. Janett Barron, b. Apr. 8, 1796 in Prince George's Co., Md., d. July 1, 1874 in Georgetown, District of Columbia, m. Apr. 2, 1817 in Washington, D.C. William Knowles (1786-1872.) 5 children.
8. Eliza Barron, b. 1800 in Prince George's Co., Md., d. Aug. 5, 1864 in Washington, D.C., m. Dec. 27, 1827 in Washington, D.C. Enoch White (1799-1876.) 4 children.
9. Henry A. Barron, b. Mar. 14, 1801 in Prince George's Co., Md., d. July 1872 in Washington, D.C., m. 1st Nov. 28, 1826 in the District of Columbia Mary S. Harkness (1801-1841), m. 2nd Jan. 21, 1835 Sarah Eliza Hootee (1822-1901.) 4 children.
10. Mary Ann Barron, b. 1805 in Prince George's Co., Md., d. Nov. 2, 1875 in Baltimore, Md., m. July 28, 1828 in Washington, D.C. James Marion Belt (1792-1857.) 10 children
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1755 - 1810 (55 years)