Individual Details

Samuel Barron

(1785 - )

(Per Chad Williams in 2002)
September 15, 1819 - Pendleton District, South Carolina Deed Book P, pages 23 - 24: Power of Attorney, Samuel Barron, his wife Polly, formerly Polly Leonard, and Micajah Beal, his wife Malinda, formerly Malinda Leonard, both daughters of William Leonard, deceased of Pendleton District, South Carolina, appointed Andrew Keith, of Giles County, Tennessee, attorney to dispose of William's land.

1820 Pendleton District, South Carolina, page 203, Samuel Barron Household: 3 Males 0-10, 1 Male 26-45, 1 Female 0-10, 1 Female 10-16, 1 Female 26-45.
Neighbors to the Barron Family are unknown because the census was pre-indexed.

1830 Pickens County, South Carolina, page 320, Samuel Barnes Household: 1 Male 5-10, 1 Male 10-15, 1 Male 15-20, 1 Male 20-30, 1 Male 40-50, 1 Female 5-10, 1 Female 15-20, 1 Female 40-50.
Neighbors to the Barnes Family are:
1. John Dowice
2. Malcon Morgan

1850 Pickens County, South Carolina, Page 374, Western Division, July 27, 1850, PN 39
Samuel Barron, 65, Male, Farmer, Owns $900.00 of Real Estate, Born in North Carolina
Nancy, 64, Female, Born in South Carolina.
Neighbors to the Barron family are:
1. Jephtha Norton
2. Gabriel Barron (Son)

1860 Pickens County, South Carolina, page 8, 2nd Regiment, Pickens Court house Post office, June 1, 1860, household number 115
J.T. Barron household (son)
Samuel Barron, 77, male, born in Tennessee
Nancy, 74, born in South Carolina.
Neighbors to the Barron family are:
1. Jepthah Norton
2. Daniel Littelton

Sept 22, 1866, Keowee Corier Newspaper, Pickens, Pickens County, South Carolina
Petition for final settlement, by I.T. Barron, administrator: G. Thomas Barron and others. It appearing to me that John and Nancy Jones, heirs of Henry Barron, deceased; Thomas Barron; John and Mary Barron; defendants in case with out limits of this state. Final settlement of estate of Samuel Barron, deceased.

More About Samuel Barnes/Barron:
Witness: January 19, 1822, was listed in the will of David Lewis with his brother Gabriel as a witness in Pendleton District, South Carolina.

In March 2007, Beth Hillis, a descendent of Samuel Barron, made the following posting to the Barron Circle:

"It has not been proven that Samuel is a son of James, 1752 but I am working on another theory that he may be the son of Henry Barron and not James. I have never placed Samuel, 1785 with James, 1752 - at least not until I have the documented proof thereof. I have been tracing Samuel Barron for some time and have found several documents and census records indicating he could be son of old Henry [brother of James, 1752]. See my previous posts on Samuel Barron. Not saying that I am the authority on Samuel, but several other Barron researchers agree wwith me in that Samuel is probably not a son of James, 1752. I will post my findings once I feel comfortable with my research."

Events

Birth	1785	North Carolina, United States
Marriage	15 May 1818	Warren, Georgia, United States - Eliza Bledsoe
Residence	1820	Warren, Georgia, United States
Residence	1830	Upson, Georgia, United States
Residence	1860	Clayton, Barbour, Alabama, United States

Families

Spouse

Eliza Bledsoe (1805 - )

Father	James Barron (1752 - 1848)
Mother	Gemima Hicks?/Harrison? (1755 - 1855)
Sibling	Joseph Barron (1791 - 1851)
Sibling	Millie Barron (1791 - 1819)
Sibling	Ezekiel Barron (1792 - 1860)
Sibling	Isaac Barron (1793 - 1880)
Sibling	Caleb Barron (1797 - 1864)
Sibling	Elijah James Barron (1799 - 1864)
Sibling	Gabriel M Barron (1799 - 1864)
Sibling	Nancy Barron (1800 - )
Sibling	Dicey Barron (1802 - 1863)

Individual Details

Samuel Barron

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