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Re: My Jarrett Family Of Greenbrier Kanawha County-Jarrett Family knowledge needed.

LowellJarrett — 2012-05-23 14:07:41Z

I am really curious as to where this information comes from. In the many years i have researched this family (incluiding having walked on both parcels of land David owned in Berks co Pa) Having hired a profesional researcher in Phila. and three for Berks Co.& Macungie Pa. No one has come up with this sort of information. So I guess my question is, how did we miss all this ? It would be exciting to learn more. also to make contact with pljarrett1
Thanks
lowell1@ioa.com

Re: My Jarrett Family Of Greenbrier Kanawha County-Jarrett Family knowledge needed.

pljarrett1 — 2012-05-21 10:40:21Z

James Jarrett m. Elizabeth Griffey (Griffith) and had 12 children. He later had 12 more children by his second wife, Rosanna Vincent. James Jarrett's father and mother were John David and Margaret Jarrett. John David Jarrett (1715-1761, 16th Nov.) had sailed from Marsailles, France, to America, but I do not yet know his place of birth or parents. John David's son, David Jacob Jarrett, also married a Griffey (Griffith) girl, Jane, on the 24 April 1785 in Virginia; thier children were Margaret b.1761, Elizabeth b.1764, Thomas b.1766, Mary Polly b.1767, David Jacob Jr b.1771, John b.1772, Jonathan b.1778, Hannah b.1779, Sarah ("Sallie") b.1780, Squire G. b.1782, all born in Virginia (now WV).

Re: Jarrett''s from Jamaica

NubianGem9 — 2012-05-02 07:13:11Z

My grandmother's name was Mary Jarrett. I've been told that she had a few brothers, one by the name of Walter Jarrett.

Re: Jacob Jarrett of PA

gummybear54 — 2012-04-05 13:39:55Z

they are from the Jarrett of Horsham Twp., Montgomery Co., PA
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Jacob Jarrett 1766-1843 & Mary Ann Reiswich
son/ George Jarrett & Mary Ann unk
and their son Jacob Jarrett m: Flora Straley

JACOB JARRETT was born ABT 1850 in CHAMBERSBURG, PA.
3. FLORA STRALEY was born 01 FEB 1854 in CHAMBERSBURG, PA.

Children of FLORA STRALEY and JACOB JARRET are:
1. i. MARY A. JARRET was born ABT 1875 in CHAMBERSBURG, PA.
ii. AUGUSTUS JARRET was born ABT 1875 in CHAMBERSBURG, PA.
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U.S. World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942
serial#2315
Name: Augustus Tyler Jarrett
Birth Date: 14 Sep 1878 age: 63
Birth Place: Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
res: 87.44 110th St., Richmond Hill, Queens, NY
known by: William F. Jarrett 1505 Biway, Brooklyn, NY
occ: Unemployed
Residence: Queens, New York
Race: White
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iii. GEORGE JARRET was born ABT 1880 in CHAMBERSBURG, PA.
iv. ELIZABETH JARRET was born ABT 1882 in CHAMBERSBURG, PA.
v. WILLIAM FORREST JARRET was born ABT 1884 in CHAMBERSBURG, PA. (24 Aug 1882)
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U.S. World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942
serial#775
Name: William F Jarrett
res: 1505 Broadway, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY
Birth Date: 24 Aug 1882 age:59
Birth Place: Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
Residence: Kings, New York
known by: Frances Jarrett
occ: Police Dept, city of NY, 240 Center St., NY
Race: White
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vi. MARK A. JARRET was born ABT 1886 in CHAMBERSBURG, PA.

Re: Nicholas JARRETT, born c1672, son of Henry

VinesTurner — 2012-04-01 18:34:27Z

Although I cannot prove this, my belief is that Nicholas Jarrett married Elizabeth EDMUNDS, daughter of William and Sarah Edmunds of Charles City Co. I welcome any info that proves me wrong. Thanks.

Re: Isaac Jarrett in West Virginia

lnsfmly — 2012-03-28 20:12:12Z

Hi, jmjarvis1952

In response to your recent post on Isaac JARRETT and Mary Ann JARRETT, nee GRAHAM (see below), Isaac JARRETT did not die in
"1842 in Jackson co, IL" as stated below in your post. According to info that you also posted below, he was alive in 1850 as he was living then with his wife, Mary Ann and family. (See quote from 1850 census record.)

The info you posted on the legal case between Isaac JARRETT and Lewis Y. GRAHAM, who was my G gdf, was my info that I found in the court records of Kanawha co, VA (WV). Another JARRETT/GRAHAM family researcher had requested info on the wife, of Isaac JARRETT and I responded using the records that I had discovered on Mary Ann GRAHAM, sister to my G gdf, Lewis Y. GRAHAM. Mary Ann had mar a man named Isaac JARRETT and in 1850 they were living in Kanaway co, VA (WV).

In Feb 1856, this Isaac JARRETT, the husband of Mary Ann GRAHAM, filed an A & B case again Lewis Y. GRAHAM. The case never came to trial as this Isaac JARRETT did not appear and finally in Feb 1859, S. ARNOLD, the county sheriff, reported that the could not be found and was believed to "not be of this world." Thus this Isaac JARRETT disappeared or died sometime between Feb 1856 and Feb 1859. I have no info about the Isaac JARRETT you listed as having died in IL in 1842; however, that Isaac can't be the husband of this Mary Ann GRAHAM as he was living in 1850. I posted this info in response to Robert FITCH's query. Moreover, as the court case info was copied from my posting verbatim, the info should have been in quotes and some indicated given as to whom had posted the info. Otherwise, the info appears as just random copying and of no use to anyone to verify or to contact the originator of the info posted.

Also, there is confusion in the info posted here about my ancestor, Patrick MURPHY, who was my 2G gdf, and his genealogy. He did have three wives. My ancestor is his last wife: Mrs. Anne "Nancy" MILLER, nee JAMES. She was the widow of Cornelius MILLER, who was deceased by 1786 according to report by the Sheriff of the 2nd Battalion, Augusta co, VA in the "List of Delinquents...Tax Record." Patrick MURPHY and Mrs. Ann "Nancy" MILLER, nee JAMES< were mar08 Mar 1791 , Greenbriar, VA (WV) by Rev John ALDERSON.

I researched the info on Patrick MURPHY years ago and traced all of his children by his three wives. Some descendants have joined NSDAR on Patrick MURPHY's Revolutionary War service. I've had the privilege to have been in contact with some of his descendants. I hope the info gets straightened out and is presented as it was posted originally.

How are you descended from the GRAHAM/Murphy and JARRETT families? I would be interested in viewing your line of descent.

Many thanks for your understanding and assistance.

Ellen Whitehurst Robertson

"jmjarvis1952 Posted: 28 Mar 2012 12:14PM
Classification: Query
Surnames: Graham, Murphy, Jarrett"

"Isaac Jarrett.... and died 1842 in Jackson Co., IL."

More About Isaac Jarrett:
"Census: 1850, Kanwaha Co., WV: age 39 with wife"
"Property: 1856,Sold land to John Y. Jarrett"

Re: Isaac Jarrett in West Virginia

jmjarvis1952 — 2012-03-28 19:14:48Z

Ancestors of Mary Ann Graham

Generation No. 1

1. Mary Ann Graham, born 14 Oct 1815. She was the daughter of 2. John Graham and 3. Nancy Mary Murphy. She married (1) Isaac Jarrett. He was born Bet. 1775 - 1811 in Greenbrier Co., Va, and died 1842 in Jackson Co., IL. He was the son of James Jarrett and Elizabeth Griffith.

More About Mary Ann Graham:
Census: 1850, Kanwaha Co., WV: age 34

Notes for Isaac Jarrett:
The following information was taken from the WV Kanawha County Court Records (FHL film # 190090, pt 189)

"County Court, 1858-2: Commonwealth vs Lewis GRAHAM, Msd [sic], A & B, against Isaac JARRETT. Indictment.

From Commonwealth of VA to wit: Summons for L. GRAHAM: appear before Justices of County Court, 1 Jun. 'To answer us of an Indictment found against him in said court for Tresspass, Assault and Battery, 22 Mar 1856.'[I used commas to make the reading easier.]

VA Kanawha Co, to wit:

'The jurors of the said Commonwealth of VA, in and for the body of the County of Kanawha and now attending the said court, upon their oath present, that Lewis GRAHAM, on the 12 Feb 1856, in the said County of Kanawha, in an upon one Isaac JARRETT did make an assault and him the said Isaac JARRETT did then and there beat, bruise, wound, and ill treat and other wrongs to the said Isaac JARRETT, then and there did to the great damage of the said Isaac JARRETT and against the peace and dignity of the Commonwealth of VA.

This indictment is found upon the information and testimony of Isaac JARRETT sworn in court to give evidence to the grand jury at the request of the Grand Jury.'

Summons: Isaac JARRETT, appear 1st Aug
Summons: 18 May 1857 testify against Lewis GRAHAM
Summons: appear next term, 1st Feb - 07 Dec 1857
Summons: appear next term, 1st Feb - 04 Dec 1858
Summons: appear next term, 1st Aug - 15 Jun 1858
Summons: appear next term, 1st Nov - 18 Sep 1856 [sic]
Summons: appear next term, 1st Feb - 22 Dec 1856 [sic]

07 Jun 1856: Commonwealth vs L. GRAHAM - Summons on Indictment

Served: Aug 1857 - L. GRAHAM, not found
Served: Feb 1858 - L. GRAHAM, not found
Served: Feb 1859 - L. GRAHAM, not found 'first day'
Note written above summons--'Isaac Jarret not found said to have departed this life. S. ARNOLD'
Served: Aug 1858 - L. GRAHAM, not found
Served: Nov 1856 - L. GRAHAM, not found
Served: Feb 1857 - L. GRAHAM, not found"

According to my information, an Isaac JARRETT married Mary Ann GRAHAM. Lewis GRAHAM had a sister by that name who married a man named Isaac JARRETT. Isaac and Mary Ann JARRETT were in the 1850 Census, Kanawha Co, WV. Mary Ann GRAHAM was b 14 Oct 1815. Isaac JARRETT was b about 1811 in VA. This is the same info given by Robert Fitch about the Isaac JARRETT he is seeking. His query was posted 29 Jan 2004.

Lewis and Mary Ann GRAHAM's parents were: John GRAHAM and Nancy Mary (MURPHY) GRAHAM, of Kanawha Co, VA (WV.)

From the Court Records it appears that this Isaac JARRETT died sometime during these court proceedings. I think that this Isaac JARRETT, who was involved in this altercation with Lewis GRAHAM, was the Isaac JARRETT, who married Mary Ann. I also think that he is the Isaac JARRETT that Robert Fitch mentions in his original message. Robert states that his Isaac JARRETT was last heard of in 1856. That time is the year of this A & B incident; 12 Feb 1856. Does anyone know the DOD of the Isaac JARRETT in this court case?

I found no other record about this case. It appears that once Isaac JARRETT was said to have "departed this life" the case was over. This statement was written close to the date of Feb 1859. But since Isaac JARRETT was listed as "not found" for long periods during this case, he could have died at anytime between the date of the complaint, up to the note stating that he was said to have "departed this life." I have no information on the identify of S. Arnold.

Does anyone have any additional information about any of these individuals? Please contact me if you have or if any of these folks might be your ancestors. Lewis GRAHAM was my great grandfather.

Thanks for your interest and assistance.

More About Isaac Jarrett:
Census: 1850, Kanwaha Co., WV: age 39 with wife
Property: 1856, Sold land to John Y. Jarrett

Generation No. 2

2. John Graham He married 3. Nancy Mary Murphy.
3. Nancy Mary Murphy, born Abt. 1794; died 19 May 1882 in Anamosa, IA, USA. She was the daughter of 6. Patrick Murphy and 7. Ann Nancy James.

More About John Graham:
Residence: Kanawha Co., VA (WV)

Children of John Graham and Nancy Murphy are:
1 i. Mary Ann Graham, born 14 Oct 1815; married Isaac Jarrett.
ii. Lewis Graham

Generation No. 3

6. Patrick Murphy, born 1751 in Cork Co., Ireland; died 1821 in Nicholas Co., VA. He was the son of 12. Francis Murphy. He married 7. Ann Nancy James 1791 in Greenbrier, VA, USA.
7. Ann Nancy James, born 1765 in Greenbrier, Wv Va; died 1800. She was the daughter of 14. David James and 15. Jane.

Notes for Patrick Murphy:
Peg legged. (is this confused with his son, Thomas?)

The Library of VA shows in its Land Grant section:

12-22-1790 Patrick Murphy owning land in Greenbrier Co., VA beside of Jacob Kuhn
09-25-1805 Patrick Murphy owning land in Greenbrier Co., VA beside of John Fryor

under its Land Office Mil. Cert.:
A Patrick Murphy, Pvt. of the VA Cont. Line has land bounty in box 134, 33 (1 item) on reels 1-38

Was wounded in GA & served at Pt. Pleasant.

Library of VA's Dunmore's War Cards shows Patrick Murphy in Augusta Co., VA with Capt. George Moffat serving 150 days & paid 11 pounds, 5 shillings.

In addition, two other Murphy's served that may be of relation to Patrick. A John Murphy with Capt. William Lowther in Augusta Co, VA for 132 days & paid 9 pounds, 18 shillings. Also, a Thomas Murphy with Capt. John Wilson in Bedford Co., VA for 87 days & paid 6 pounds, 6 shillings, 6 pence.

More About Patrick Murphy:
Burial: Murphy Cemetery, Glendon, WV
Immigration: Dec 1763, Is probably the Patrick Murphy on Capt. Doble's passenger list who arrived in Boston Harbor from Newfoundland.
Medical Information: Red hair & Irish temper
Milit-Beg: 07 Jan 1777, enlisted for duration of the war
Military: Aug 1776, Rev. War Vet: Enlisted with 1st Co. VA MD Rgmt. On 1/7/1777, enlisted for duration of Rev. War; wounded in GA & served at Pt. Pleasant.
Military service: French & Indian War Vet: listed with the Cherokee Expedition

More About Patrick Murphy and Ann James:
Marriage: 1791, Greenbrier, VA, USA

Children of Patrick Murphy and Ann James are:
i. William Murphy, born Abt. 1792; died 1850 in WV, VA, USA; married Barbara Persinger 09 Feb 1810.

More About William Murphy and Barbara Persinger:
Marriage: 09 Feb 1810

ii. Rebecca Murphy, born Abt. 1796; married Edmund Price 17 Jun 1817.

More About Edmund Price and Rebecca Murphy:
Marriage: 17 Jun 1817

iii. Peggy Murphy, born Abt. 1800; died in WV, VA, USA; married John Graham.
iv. James G. Murphy, born 16 Aug 1801; died 1879; married Nancy J. Given 11 Feb 1819.

More About James Murphy and Nancy Given:
Marriage: 11 Feb 1819

v. Roanna Murphy, born Aft. 1802; married William Conrad 10 Aug 1840.

More About William Conrad and Roanna Murphy:
Marriage: 10 Aug 1840

3 vi. Nancy Mary Murphy, born Abt. 1794; died 19 May 1882 in Anamosa, IA, USA; married (1) John Graham; married (2) Nelson Johnston 1813.

Generation No. 4

12. Francis Murphy, born in Ireland.

Child of Francis Murphy is:
6 i. Patrick Murphy, born 1751 in Cork Co., Ireland; died 1821 in Nicholas Co., VA; married (1) Mary James.; married (3) Ann Nancy Miller 20 Mar 1791; married (4) Kerney 1772 in Greenbrier, WV, USA; married (5) Kerney 1772; married (6) Elizabeth Spenser 14 Jul 1779 in Greenbrier Co., Augusta Parrish, VA; married (7) Ann Nancy James 1791 in Greenbrier, VA, USA.

14. David James He married 15. Jane.
15. Jane

Child of David James and Jane is:
7 i. Ann Nancy James, born 1765 in Greenbrier, Wv Va; died 1800; married (1) Cornelius Miller; married (2) Patrick Murphy 1791 in Greenbrier, VA, USA.

Re: Isaac Jarrett in West Virginia

tcck395 — 2012-03-21 19:11:08Z

Isaac & Mary Ann Jarrett were my 3rd great grandparents. I have been trying to trace the maternal lineage on up the line (everyone seems to concentrate on the paternal) -- mother to mother has value also.

If Mary Ann Graham's mother is indeed Nancy Mary Murphy, that would offer some proof from information via my 1st grandmother that she was Scotch/Irish.

Anyone have any updated info? Thanks!

Re: Jacob Jarrett of PA

gummybear54 — 2012-03-19 14:06:25Z

Name: Jacob JARRETT Sex: M
Birth: 30 JUL 1766 in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Death: 13 MAY 1832 in Chambersburg, Pa
Fact 1: Plaque in 1st Lutheran Church, for Revolutionary war, PA Archives, 6th Series, Vol 7, pg 214 Burial: 1st Lutheran Church Cemetery, Cbg, Pa Occupation: 1785 Carpenter,20 yrs old, later operated flour & feed store in stone house #257 South Main Street, cbg, was front street
Will: 21 JUL 1832 Franklin County, Pa

Jacob Jarrett of PA

kerrystree — 2012-03-17 02:30:24Z

I am seeking info on Jacob Jarrett of Chambersburg , PA. He was born around 1850. Jacob married Flora Straley in 1877 .
Jacob and Flora had a son William Forrest Jarrett who was born in 1882.

Any information you can share with me about Jacob would be greatly appreciated.

Dorothy and William Jarrett of Eldorado, TX 1937

drbrownlee — 2012-01-19 05:50:07Z

Dorothy and William are pictured in the 1937 Talon, yearbook of Eldorado High School in Eldorado, Texas Dorothy is a junior, and William is a freshman. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Billy Jarrett - Nashville, Tennessee

denisespurlock — 2012-01-13 15:03:06Z

I've posted an image of a newspaper photo of Billy Jarrett on my blog at:

http://reflectingongenealogy.blogspot.com/2012/01/wyatt-scra...

Re: Jarretts of Pa

docpamj — 2012-01-06 05:33:06Z

Hello, In response to you inquiry regarding anyone's knowledge if an Isabelle Jarrett. I am searching for a photo of my G-Grandmother by that name from Wright County, MO. Do you still have the photo? I'd love to see a copy of it. Thanks, John Jarrett

Edward & Violet Jarrett: New Jersey

gingergirl908 — 2011-12-21 04:25:39Z

Edward Jarrett, 1868-1893, married Violet Britchford. They lived in the Bloomfield/Newark area. In 1920, Violet says she had 6 children, 2 who are living. Only one (Frederick Billings Hopler) is living with her and her second husband, George Hopler. Does anyone know who the second child living in 1920 is?

Alice Jones Jarret (Fulton,County /Atlanta Georgia)

ktjones1013 — 2011-11-25 04:29:22Z

Looking for any infromation on an Alice Jones Jarrett.
She was once married to Patrick Henry Jones and is in a ajoining plot with him, but her name on the head stone reads Alice Jones Jarret. (She may have gotten re-married)
Patrick Henry died in 1941.
She would be my husbands Great-Grandmother and we are trying to find some information about that side of the family.
She is buried in College Park Cemetary.
Born July.18,1878 / Died Feb.13,1973

We believe her madien name was Clayton.(Although this we can't prove)
She had 5 Children - Edward,Ivan,Chester,Emory and Zelma.

Re: Long lost 4 generational great grandson of Howell Jarrett looking for other family members here

remember4us — 2011-11-19 02:20:05Z

We have something in common! According to the trees on Ancestry.com, Howell Jarrett is my 4th great grandfather. It is certain that Florence Mae Jarrett (married surname Ninestein), who lived from 1879 - 1961, was my grandmother. According to the 1880 U.S. federal census, she was the 8 month old child, at that time, of John Jarrett and Sarah L. Jarrett, residing along with her then 2 year old brother Eugene in Thomasville, Davidson, NC. I had heard my father speak of Uncle Gene Jarrett so this is definitely his and my family on that particular census record. Beyond her generation, however, I realy do not know. I have relied on the Ancestry.com trees for info beyond that. I do not even know with any certainty about her parents John and Sarah. I know that my father's sister (given first name Sarah, so that is some clue, perhaps) joined the DAR by tracing back along the Jarrett line but I was told it had been by the skin of her teeth at the time due to names and dates on headstones being worn away making it hard to submit necessary proof of lineage. If you or anyone else has anything enlightening to share, whether a theory or absolute proof pertaining to this line, please feel free to come forward.

Re: Long lost 4 generational great grandson of Howell Jarrett looking for other family members here

remember4us — 2011-11-19 02:19:16Z

Hi Cous,

Fell of the internet for a spell and just wandered across your posting to this. Hope you're still around for us to play catch-up. Drop me a direct email.

Allen
ghostbusting4u@hotmail.com

Thomas Adda Jarrett and Rebeckah

branbec1 — 2011-11-04 22:34:07Z

I am looking for the marriage of Thomas Adda Jarrett and Rebeckah in 1730 in Brunswick Co., Va. Does anyone have any information on this marriage?

Teresa

Re: My Jarrett Family Of Pennsylvania_ West Virginia _ Belmont Ohio _ Monroe Ohio _ Virginia

glwilliams1988 — 2011-10-24 21:03:52Z

Deos anyone have any information about the Jarrett family from Pennsylvania? I am particularly interested in Joseph Jarrett born June 1848 and his wife (a Blackfoot Indian)...I believe her name was Sarah, born in 1863. They are my great-great-grandparents on my dad's side. Any help would be much appreciated. You can reply here, or my email is glori.williams@hotmail.com Thannks!

Re: Jarrett''s from Jamaica

jvmund1e — 2011-10-13 00:18:31Z

My Grandmothers name was Mary and My grandfather John any connection to you?

Re: son of Leroy Jarrett

jvmund1e — 2011-10-12 23:55:35Z

I am trying to find my eldest brother Leroy Jarrett. He never got to meet me as I was born in England when he was 15 yrs old and he had know desire to live there so stayed behind my parents could not locate him once he moved away from family. My fathers name was Josephus (Juss) and My mother Viola (Doris) or (Viy) my eldest sister grew up with him (Fay) but left to live in england at 10 yrs old.

Re: Looking for David Gerrad of Scotland

sbnet63 — 2011-10-10 16:30:59Z

Hi,

I don't have anything. That's whay I'm trying to find out.

Thanks.
Sue

Re: Looking for David Gerrad of Scotland

LowellJarrett — 2011-10-10 13:13:01Z

What do you have that ties David Gerrad of Robinson twp, Berks Co. Pa. to David and Mary of Scotland. I have done extensive research on this line over the years and have not been able to find proof of his orgin although many historical records say they came from Scotland. I have walked on his land in both Exeter Twp an Robeson twp.

Looking for David Gerrad of Scotland

sbnet63 — 2011-10-10 08:26:22Z

Hi,
Looking for the parents, David and Mary of Scotland, of David Gerrad, Sr., 1715,Berks County, Pa, married about 1734 to a Margaret. Some children of David and Margaret are: James, John, Philip, Owen, Hannah,Margaret, Elizabeth, and Ann.

Does anyone go back any further?

Thanks.
Sue in Colorado

JARRETT Harold Meyers

Lace_Lynch — 2011-09-21 18:39:35Z

JARRETT, Harold Meyers age 93, of Oakwood passed away on Monday, September 19, 2011.

After receiving a teaching degree, he was a Sergeant in the United States Army and then received a Masters Degree from Penn State University.
Harold's first love was teaching. Passionate about learning, he enjoyed challenging his students to reach their highest potential.
He taught mathematics at Mont Alto Forestry School, Penn State University; Computer Science at University of Dayton (Ohio) and Sugar Camp at NCR.
He was known by many as a trickster who loved playing jokes. Harold was a quietly intelligent man who enjoyed music and sang in choirs all his life.
He also enjoyed college football, reading, math puzzles and traveling.
Preceded in death by his parents, Boyd and Bertha and brothers Doyle and Boyd Jarrett.
Harold is survived by his loving wife of over 65 years, Evelyn F. Jarrett; daughters, Catherine (Paul) Knoop, Marjorie Williams, and Carolyn (Dale) Badura; sons, Boyd (Karen) Jarrett and Harry (Tina) Jarrett, grandchildren, Monica (Brian) Ellis, Michelle McConnell, Andrew (Elly) Williams who are expecting a little boy named Paul, Christopher (Stacy) Williams, Todd (Megan) Williams, Scott Jarrett, Jason Jarrett, and Jessica Jarrett; great-grandchildren, Natasha, Alexander, Chelsea, Lukas, Ethan, Maggie, Brady, Sophie; brothers, Norman (Jane) Jarrett and Edward Jarrett; and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins.
He was a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Family will greet friends from 2:00PM-4:00PM on Friday, September 23, 2011 at ROUTSONG FUNERAL HOME, 2100 E. Stroop Rd., Kettering, OHIO.

A memorial service will follow at 4:00PM on September 23, 2011 also at the funeral home.
A family committal service will be held at St. Paul's Columbarium.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Wright Memorial Public Library, 1776 Far Hills Avenue, Oakwood, OHIO 45419; Crossroads Hospice, 8069 Washington Village Dr., Dayton, OHIO 45458; or charitable contributions may be made in Harold's honor to support a forestry student scholarship at Penn State Mont Alto. \
Make checks payable to "Penn State University", memo check "Jarrett" and mail to the Development Office, One Campus Drive, Mont Alto, PA 17237.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.routsong.com.

Published in Dayton Daily News from September 21 to September 22, 2011

Re: My Jarrett Family Of Pennsylvania_ West Virginia _ Belmont Ohio _ Monroe Ohio _ Virginia

jaycrawford90 — 2011-09-09 03:35:30Z

Would a Florence Jarrett who would have been born around 1900 I think in either Canton or Zanesville area be any relation to your family. I have come across a photo of her when she looks to be around 12-15 years of age. It was with a bunch of Crawford/Beard family photos from Canton, Ohio. Let me know. jay crawford

Re: montana jarretts

cdargan1 — 2011-09-03 23:10:21Z

Jennifer Hooker you can contact me direct at this email address Thanks

Re: montana jarretts

cdargan1 — 2011-09-03 23:06:18Z

Hi Doug
Norma was my mother, she passed away in 2000. Other than her direct siblings, she did not speak much about her family history though I am quite interested in finding out more. My name is Jenny and I reside in Helena. If you are willing to share information it would be appreciated and you could contact me @ cdargan@mt.net. Thank You

Henry Carnes that married Jane Jarrett, grandson of Henry Kerns that married Catherine Hotzenbella

keithvgolf — 2011-08-26 23:24:29Z

To many coincidences. Henry Carnes that married Jane Jarrett is the grandson of Henry Kerns and son of Jacob Kerns that married Mary Lewis. Mary Kearns is found in the 1810 Charleston Kanawha census with two boys age 1-10, James and Henry. Neighbors to Mary in the 1810 census are the Phillips and Massies, in-law families to James and Henry.

Neighbors Robert, Jonathan and Moses Massie that married Rebecca Lewis (sister of Mary Lewis Kearns Carnes) are all brothers to Henry Carnes mother-in-law, Margret Mary Massie.

Another neighbor James Phillips that married Elizabeth Lewis (sister of Mary Lewis Kearns Carnes), is father-in-law of James Carnes that married Comfort Phillips.

Jacob and John Kerns were both married in Greenbrier County, to Mary Lewis and Elizabeth Pope, respectively. Just as Jacob and John Kerns were left as orphans at a young age, James and Henry Carnes were left fatherless at a young age.

As per "Historical Record of Old Frederick & Hampshire Counties, VA, Revised" by Wilmer L Kerns p 225 & 226
"It is believed Henry Kerns died as a soldier during the Revolutionary War. His will was probated in Shenandoah County" Kerns
p 226
--List of children as per the 1776 Frederick Co will & 1801 estate records of STEPHEN HOTZENBELLA, Henry Kerns' father-in-law, and the children's grandfather.

--List of children as per her father's 1776 will & 1801 estate records:
1801 Frederick Co VA Estate of Stephen Hotzenbella (Hotzenpillar); Executor: Valentine Switzer
Legacies paid: NICHOLAS, ELIZABETH, MARY, MAGDALINE, FREDERICK, JACOB & JOHN KERNS, surviving heirs of CATHERINE KERNS
Rudolph Bumgardner
Rebecca Bumgardner
Peter Switzer (son of Valentine)
Anna Maria Stroup
Sarah Coffman
Elizabeth Hoover
Susannah Hicklind (Hickle?)
Jacob Hoster
Abraham Bernard (wife's legacy)
Mary Switzer (wife of Valentine)
Some vouchers found irregular by court; Power of Attorney from several heirs to Nicholas Kerns, assigned by Mary, Magdaline, & Frederick Kerns, before Magistrates of Greenbrier Co VA. Examiners: Wm Harrison, Goldsmith Chandler

Re: My Jarrett Family Of Greenbrier Kanawha County-Jarrett Family knowledge needed.

keithvgolf — 2011-08-26 02:24:06Z

After looking at the preview, this message may appear as a extremely long run on with out proper paragraphing, if so please forgive.

Alright Jarrett researchers, listen up :) I am back after my last thank you response in Jan 2010

This thread discusses the Henry Carnes "Bible" and establishes that Jane Jarrett is the daughter of Isaac and Margaret Massie Macey (daughter of Jeptha Massie) and grandaughter of James Jarrett and Elizabeth Griffey.

My proposition to the Jarrett Family is that Elizabeth Griffey (wife of James Jarrett) and Rachel Griffith(wife of Wilson Lewis-1750-1808) are sisters or cousins.

One file I found shows the father of Rachel as Thomas Griffith, but I have nothing on Elizabeth. Wilson Lewis and Rachel Griffith have a son named John Jarrett Lewis 1790-1860.

Obtaining information on the aforementioned proposition is my first quest in perhaps determining Henry Carnes as the son of Jacob Carnes 1773-? and Mary Lewis(daughter of Wilson Lewis and Rachel Griffith). Some files have Henry Carnes' middle name as "Lewis"(in memoria to his mother?), but no file shows his parents, mother Lewis or otherwise, except for those files that reflect Henry's parents as Alexander Carnes and Catherine Foster of Waxhaw SC. I find no reason whatsoever that Henry's parents were Alexander and Catherine.

In other words, it appears that someone has been down this path before, i.e. determining that Henry's mother was a Lewis.

I am also proposing that James Carnes is the son of Jacob Carnes and perhaps brother to Henry. James married Comfort Phillips whose parents are James Phillips and Elizabeth Lewis and grandparents are Wilson Lewis and Rachael Griffith. James and Comfort Carnes were very close to the Jeptha Massie, father of Margaret Massie (wife of Isaac Jarrett) family of Lawrence, Ironton, Ohio and intermarried with them.

So that about sums it up, as far as the information I have to work on. It is difficult for me to see how James, Henry and Jacob Carnes were not related to each other considering the close relationship they all had with the Jarrett, Lewis, Griffey, Griffith and Massie families.

Any help from the Jarrett Family is extremely appreciated.

Respectfully,

Keith Vance
San Diego CA
keithvance@cox.net

Help with Records

branbec1 — 2011-08-24 16:04:25Z

I am needing some help obtaining records that are not available in my area of Arkansas. My cousin is wanting to join Colonial Dames XVII and they require copies of the sources. I will be glad to pay for any copies that you can provide for me.

Nicholas Gerrard/Jarrett (1675-1718)
1. Virginia Quit Rolls, Prince George County, VA
2. Prince George Co., VA Deed and Will Book 1713-29, Pages 53, 67, & 88
3. Surry Co., VA Deed & Will Book 7, Page 131
4. Prince George Co., VA Order Book 1714-20, page 234

Thomas Jarrett (1708-1789)
1. Brunswick Co., VA Deed Book 1
2. Lunenburg Co. VA Deed Book 4, 13, 15, & 16
3. Lunenburg Co., VA Will Book 2

Thomas Jarrett Jr. (1734/35-1806)
1. Lunenburg Co., VA Deed Book 11, page15, 195
Deed Book 15, page 503
Deed Book 16, page 346
Deed Book 18, page 5a, 15
2. Lunenburg Co., VA Tax List 1782
3. Wake Co., NC Will Book E, pages 213, 32
4. Wake Co., NC 1800 Census
5. Wake Co., NC Court Minutes VI-August 1804
6. See if there are Lunenburg Marriage Records for 1730
7. Abbeville, SC Wills Box 51, package 1189

Adda Jarrett (1757-1834)
1. Franklin Co. Deed Books 4,7,& 11
2. Franklin Co. Marriage Book 4
3. Franklin Co. Will Book 4
4, Lunenburg Co. Tax List 1787
5. Mecklenburg Co. Deed Book 8,9, & 10
6. Mecklenburg Co., Will Book 3

Wyatt Jarrett
1. Pittsylvania Co., VA Marriages 1813
2. Henry Co., VA. Land Deeds 1830, 1060
3. Patrick Co., VA Land Deeds 1840, 1850
4. Henry Co., VA Wills 1862

Teresa Clark
taclark12@comcast.net

Re: Any Jarretts from Jamaica, West Indies

a2jarrett — 2011-08-13 04:41:37Z

My dads grandfather's name was also Ernest Charles Jarrett. My father is from Detroit,MI. I think you may be his cousin. Please email me at a2jarrett@gmail.com. Would love to see who else we are related to.

Richard Jarrett of Surry, Va.

sdsfgf — 2011-08-07 07:02:12Z

Anybody known anything [with sources!] about the wife/ancestors of Richard Jarrett who died 1672 in Surry? He had 2 known children, Charles and Elizabeth, wife of William Gray.
Thanks to anyone who can help.

Re: Isabelle Jarrett

docpamj — 2011-07-31 02:31:46Z

Thank you for your reply. I'm excited about the possibility of finally seeing what my Great Grandmother looked like. I regret that I do not know how to relocate your initial post... I seems like it was several years old. If you have a photo of Isabelle, could you email it to me at johnny.jarrett @gmial.com?

Again, thank you so very much!

John Jarrett

Re: Isabelle Jarrett

lisajy — 2011-07-31 01:49:49Z

I can't seem to find the post you are referring to. I am thinking I found a picture of an Isabelle but have no information about her as everyone who might have known is gone. Just let me know what was posted as I cannot find it.

Re: montana jarretts

mkdrillman — 2011-07-29 01:12:50Z

Hi,I have some info on most of the Jarrett family here in Montana.We knew Paul(Bud) and his wife.I met Norma at Paul's furneral.My wife grandfather was Wellington(William) Jarrett.His father was Henry,mother was Delilia. later Doug

Re: John Jarrett 1695-1755

LowellJarrett — 2011-07-18 20:55:55Z

I need some dates for all those you list. We have a JP Jarrett . John Parks b 1869, d 1947 but he is buried in the Cunnmingham cemetery in St Albans WV
Which Jarrett was your ggg grandmother married to. dates?

We have Jacob, David, James, William, John, Owen,Jesse as names carried down from family to family

Re: John Jarrett 1695-1755

cole2004business — 2011-07-18 18:14:51Z

part of the jarrett family came in thru the hudson bay area and we are originaly from france to be sure there were aeveral brothers and anouther part of that same family came from france and through lousiana my grandpaw was john henry clinton jarrett, his father was john jarrett, his father was jacob jarrett, and his father was jp jarrett maybe this will assist you i dont there were several lines coming to this country at the same time. myh great great grand mothers name was suzanna green-adams jarrett.

Re: John Jarrett 1695-1755

LowellJarrett — 2011-07-18 17:14:17Z

OVER THE YEARS, I HAVE HIRED SEVERAL DIFFERENT PRO RESEARCHERS IN PA TO COLLECT ALL THE PUBLIC INFORMATION ON THE VARIOUS JARRETT, GERIT, GARRED LINES BUT NONE COULD FIND A CLUE AS TO THEIR PARENTS OR WHERE THEY CAME FROM. JUST FAMILY HISTORY GIVES REFERENCE TO SCOTLAND, ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

Re: John Jarrett 1695-1755

Jarrett77 — 2011-07-18 03:38:21Z

Lowell, I have a copy of THe Jarrett,s of PA and NC and Beyond. THe book is of no help as to who were John Jarrett's parents and where did John or His parents come from. Who were John's brothers and sisters? THe Record has stoped for me.

THanks for your help. The search continues.

Sincerely,

Gregory

Isabelle Jarrett

docpamj — 2011-07-13 04:28:11Z

Hello, my name is John Jarrett and I have been searching for a photo of my Great Grand-mother for years. I do not know if she has a connection with the PA Jarrett's. She was born in 1869 in Missouri. She died in 1929 in Norwood, Missouri. Please let me know if there is a possibility that this is the Isabelle you've been searching for. Thanks.

Re: John Jarrett 1695-1755

LowellJarrett — 2011-06-30 13:23:08Z

Do you have a copy of "The Jarrett's of Pa and NC and Beyond" By Dr Charles Jarrett? 450 pages of years of research of the line of John Jarrett of Macungie Pa. I have worked with him before he passed away in 05.
I was wondering how the name Hass came up on Anna Maria. Chuck could not find her maiden name and I have a copy of her Will and there is no mention of Hass in that will????
Also Marie is a sur name.
I have hired professional researchers to do the work on my line of David Jarrett(Garred) of Pa, John Jarrett of Macungie Pa and John Jarrett(Gerit) and Mary Luken of Horsham twp of Pa. just nw of Phily. Not one person has been able to trace their origin except that there several historical records that say Scotland and England and before that French Huguenots, which was Lutheran. Henry Jarrett did come from England and his descsndents settled in Suffix Co Va

Re: John Jarrett 1695-1755

katherineswann — 2011-06-30 04:10:57Z

I've hit the same road block. If you find anything, please send my way?! Thanks! -Katherine

Re: Jarretts of Pa

gummybear54 — 2011-06-25 14:40:04Z

This i s my line of Jarrett in the Macungie Twp., area. Elizabeth Jarrett d/John Jarrett, Sr., & Anna Maria Haas b: 1726 Easton, Macungie Twp., then Bucks Co. 1752 becoming Northampton Co., PA. She died aft 1780 in TN. she married Daniel Turney/Dorney abt 1747 S. Whitehall Twp., Northampton Co., in 1812 becoming Lehigh Co., PA. They had 11 kids. Elizabeth Jarrett is my 6th Great-Greataunt.
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Gilbert-Knappenberger-Jarrett
& Allied Families 1990
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ELISABETH JARRETT second daughter of JOHN JARRETT SR. and his wife ANNA MARIA (HAAS), was born circa 1726, and is presumed to have grown up in the Macungie area of Lehigh County, Pa. She was married circa 1747 to DANIEL DORNEY.
DANIEL DORNEY was born in the western Palatinate area of Germany and baptized there in the Rieschweiler Reformed Church on 30 November 1713. He was a son of John and Eva Dorney (Thurny). DANIEL arrived in Philadelphia in 1740 on the Ship Samuel. Records indicate a brother PETER arrived in Philadelphia a year later on the Ship Friendship, a brother HENRY arrived in Philadelphia in 1743 on the Ship Phoenix. This information is from "18th Century Emigrants Volume II" by Annette Burgert.
Land and church records indicate that all three brothers settled in the Lehigh County, Pa. area, and all three had children who received similar names in many instances. This duplication of first names has resulted in some confusion in the records of the three families involved. For instance, an earlier historian has written that DANIEL DORNEY who married Eva Barbara Guth, and ANNA MARIA DORNEY who was the second wife of Lorenz Guth, were children of DANIEL DORNEY, SR., the emigrant. Accumulated evidence does not substantiate this - both appear to have been children of HENRY DORNEY and his wife ANNA APPOLONIA nee Haberle.
DANIEL DORNEY JR., the son of DANIEL SR. & ELISABETH JARRETT DORNEY, survived his father who died in early 1780 and he was one of the executors of his father's will. DANIEL (husband of Eva Guth) died February 1778. A study of land records in the Northampton County Courthouse, indicate the DANIEL who died in 1778 was a son of HENRY DORNEY. HENRY DORNEY died in 1771 and his land was divided between sons ADAM and DANIEL. Studying sponsors at baptisms for children of ANNA MARIA DORNEY (second wife of Lorenz Guth) it was noted that sponsors JACOB and ADAM DORNEY were sons of HENRY, and brothers of the younger deceased DANIEL, who had been married to Eva Catharine Guth. ADAM DORNEY (the sponsor) was already married when the child he sponsored was baptized in 1784. ADAM DORNEY, son of DANIEL SR., was only 16 years old at that time. If ANNA MARIA DORNEY GUTH had been a daughter of DANIEL SR., she would most likely have chosen her own older brothers for sponsors - JOHN, DANIEL, PHILIP - and assuredly, her mother, ELISABETH.
NOTE: Lorenz Guth's first wife - SALOME DORNEY - was most likely another daughter of HENRY. SALOME, daughter of HENRY DORNEY, was a sponsor for a child in 1764, together with her sister CATHARINE.
DANIEL DORNEY, husband of ELISABETH JARRETT, wrote his will January 1779. It was probated in Easton, Pa. at Northampton County Courthouse 24 March 1780. His two eldest sons, JOHN & DANIEL, were named executors. Under the provisions of the will, JOHN & DANIEL were to receive the "plantation" for 1700 pounds. They paid 600 pounds, and the other 1100 pounds was to be divided among the eleven children, and paid to them as follows:
100 pounds to HENRY DORNEY in 1782
100 pounds to CATHARINE DORNEY in 1787
100 pounds to PHILIP DORNEY in 1783
100 pounds to MAGDALENA DORNEY in 1788
100 pounds to ANNA MARIA DORNEY in 1784
100 pounds to PETER DORNEY in 1789
100 pounds to EVA DORNEY in 1785
100 pounds to ADAM DORNEY in 1790
100 pounds to BARBARA DDRNEY in 1786
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The widow ELISABETH and her maintenance were also included in DANIEL'S will. For the complete will see WILL BOOK 1, page 240 (1780) Northampton County Courthouse in Easton, Pa. In addition, there is an original document on file at the Lehigh County Historical Society, Allentown, Pa., dated 26 April 1786, which was signed by both JOHN DORNEY an DANIEL DORNEY (sons & executors of the last will & testament of DANIEL DORNEY SR.,, dec'd, late of Macungie Township), related to the settling of the estate.
Because of the duplication of first names for the children of the three DORNEY brothers (who all settled in the same area) it has been impossible to determine marriages of DANIEL & ELISABETH'S children, or possible grandchildren. Available information which follows is from church records and the enumeration of the children in DANIEL'S will:
(1) JOHN DORNEY - born circa 1748 - still living in 1786 when he signed document re father's estate.
(2) DANIEL DORNEY - born circa; 1750 - still living in 1786 hen he signed document re father's estate.
(3) HENRY DORNEY - born circa 1752 - named in father's will to receive 100 pounds in 1782.
(4) PHILIP DORNEY - born circa 1754 - named in father's will to receive 100 pounds in 1783.
(5) ANNA MARIA DORNEY - born circa 1756 - named in father's will to receive 100 pounds in 1784.
(6) EVA DORNEY - born circa 1758 - named in father's will to receive 100 pounds in 1785.
(7) BARBARA DORNEY - born circa. 1760 - named in father's will to receive 100 pounds in 1786.
(8) CATHARINE DORNEY - born circa 1762 - named in father's will to receive 100 pounds in 1787.
(9) MAGDALENA DORNEY - born circa 1764 - named in father's will to receive 100 pounds in 1788.
(10) PETER DORNEY - born circa 1766 - named in father's will to receive 100 pounds in 1789.
(11) ADAM DORNEY - baptized 3 July 1768 Western Salisbury - sponsors: Adam & Anna Maria Haberle. He was named in father's will to receive 100 pounds in 1790.
JARRETT historians state members of this family moved to either Carolinas, Virginia, Kentucky or Tennessee, depending on version in hand:. It appears certain that some of the children, and possibly the widow, did leave this area sometime after DANIEL'S death in 1780 - final estate settlement document was signed April 1786 by two eldest sons. In 1989 a letter was received at Lehigh County Historical Society from RALPH TURNEY of Nevada, Ca. stating his ancestor, DANIEL TURNEY (DORNEY) was born in 1788 in Tennessee, & was believed o be descended from Lehigh County DORNEYS

Re: Jarretts of Pa

gummybear54 — 2011-06-25 14:29:02Z

Catharine's last name is Laird b: 1815 Worth Twp., Centre Co., PA they M: abt 1831 Worth Twp., Centre Co.,PA. She is John's 2nd marriage. His first marriage was to Elizabeth Lukens 30 Mar 1903 Horsham Friend's, and together they had 9 kids and she died in Halfmoon Twp., Centre Co., PA. Catherine Laird and John Jarrett had 7 kids
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1830
Jarrett, John Township: Halfmoon County: Centre State: Pennsylvania
Year: 1830 Roll: M19_165 Page: 442 Image: 867
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1840
Jaret, John Township: Half Moon County: Centre State: Pennsylvania
Year: 1840 Roll: M704_451 Page: 141 Image: 284
pg 3 of 18
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1850 Worth Twp., Centre Co., PA
Page: 251 Roll: M432_763
pg 7 of 7 line 1-9 hh 112/112
Jared, John 75 farmer PA (Jarrett)
w/ Catharine 29-1821 PA (Catharine Laird)
s/ John Jr. 38-1811 farmer PA
s/ Isaac 32-1817 farmer PA
d/ Elizabeth 13-1836 PA
d/ Emily 6-1843 PA
d/ Mary E. 3-1846 PA
d/ Sylvania 10-1839 PA
s/ Alexander 3/12-1850 PA
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History: Local: Chaprter LVIII-Part I: Hosrsham Twp., :Bean's 1884 History of Montgomery Co., PA

John, born in 1779, was married 20 May 1803 to Elizabeth, daughter of Jonathan Luckens, of Horsham Twp., John was a farmer, & owned a farm near Babylon, - the farm now owned by Charles M. Jarrett.
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Name: John Jarrett Sex: M
Birth: 22 MAR 1779 in Warrington, Bucks Co, PA
Death: 4 SEP 1849
Occupation: owned a farm near Babylon, Pa
Reference Number: 15562
Note: John was the son of Jonathan Jarrett and Hannah Mather.
Father: Jonathan Jarrett b: 31 JAN 1753
Mother: Hannah Mather b: ABT. 1753
Marriage 1 Elizabeth Lukens b: 16 OCT 1782 in Horsham, Montgomery Co, PA
Married: 20 MAY 1803 in Horsham, Montgomery Co, PA
Children Jonathan Jarrett b: 1805
Ann Jarrett b: 1807
Mary Jarrett b: 1811
Hannah Jarrett b: 1814
Tacy Jarrett b: 1816
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John & Elizabeth rented a farm in Half Moon Twp., Centre Co., PA from Joseph Vaughn about 1816. They erected a cabin & lived there to raise their family. John bought the farm in 1818 or 1827. First 250 acres-later another 200 acres. Elizabeth, his first wife died abt 1830/32 and John Jarrett Married abt 1832-1833 to Catherine Laird, b. 1815

John & Catherine Laird Jarret's first child, Elijah Jarrett, is an enigma. This is, his birth date is 12 years after Catherine ( John & Elizabeth's last child of 1821) and the birth of John & Catherine's 2nd child (Elizabeth born 1841. This created a 20 year hiatus of only one lone child?

Catherine Laird Jarrett, John's 2nd wife, was born abt 1815 in Centre Co., PA. She may have been the daughter of William Laird and his wife, Sylvania. William Laird was born 1787 & Sylvania was b 1790. They had a son, William Jr., b. 1828 as well as Catherine of 1815. Probably other children had left home by the 1850 census that gives the above information. Catherine & John Jarrett's child, Silvanns/Silrans of 1840 was probably named after her grandmother.

We learned quite a bit about John Jarrett through court papers where in he was sued over property right and he won. We also have a copy of his will & inventory of his property when he died. We learned Catherine Laird's last name from the death certificate of her daughter, Jane

John & Catherine Laird Jarrett had 8 children, making a total of 12 for John. Besides the 4 children with his 1st wife, by his 2nd wife he had:
5-1. Elijah b) 1832-33
m) Maria McGrady b. 14 Dec 1833 d) 22 May 1888 bur) Black Oak Cemetery, Worth Twp., Centre Co., PA
--kids--
----1. Daniel b. 1864--2. John b. 1873--3. Caleb W. b. 3 Aug 1860 never married
----4, Maude P. b. 22 May 1866 m. Harvery Richards.
Caleb & Maude buried Fairview Cemetery, Cambria Co., PA

5-2 Elizabeth b) 1838/1841
m) Augustine McDivitt b) 19 Mar 1834 to James & Polly (Mary) Addleman McDivitt
d/ 7 Jul 1903
both buried) Grey's Cemetery, Halfmoon Twp., Centre Co., PA
------1. William J. b) 1858
------2. Gren (Greer) b) Nov 1860
------3. Austin b) 1862
------4. Mary Lilliam (Lilly) b) Mar 1864 Stormstown, Halfmoon Twp., Centre Co., PA
----------d) 4-6 Jan Snowshoe, Centre Co., PA
----------m) William C. Lauck
------------1. Sarah m)_ _ _ _ _ Stark
-------5. George b) 1866 m) Mary Tate 9 May 1892 Clearfield Co., PA
-------6. Newton b) 1868 d) 8 Feb 1866 18y 4da Logging Accident
-------7. Frank A. b) Sep 1870
--------m) Cecia B. Simpson 28 May 1898 Clearfield Co., PA
-------8. Robert "Bo" b) 1871
-------9. Thomas A. b) Oct 1874
------10. Anna F. b) Feb 1880
---------m) Carson and/or Yeager.

5-3 Sylvania b) 1840
------m) Daniel Low/Lowe b) 1840
--------1. John b) 1866 ? Decantur, Clearfield Co., PA
----------m) Cora Baugdma
--------2. Anna b) 1866 d) 23 May 1927
----------m) John Dillien 17 Apr 1883
----------m) William Phillips
NOTE
+Sylvania Low Age in 1870: 30 Estimated Birth Year: 1839 Birthplace: PA
Home in 1870: Decatur, Clearfield, PA Race: White Gender: Female
Post Office: Osceola Mills Roll: M593_1327 Page: 134 Image: 271
Year: 1870 pg 4 of 37 line 12-15 hh 21/21
Low, Daniel 30 farmer 1000/320 PA
w/ Sylvania 30 PA
s/ John 5 PA
d/ Anna 4 PA
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Daniel LOW Age: 41 Estimated birth year: <1839> Birthplace: PA
Occupation: Farmer Relation: Self Home in 1880: Decatur, Clearfield, PA
Marital status: Married Race: White Gender: Male
Head of household: Daniel LOW Father's birthplace: PA Mother's birthplace: PA
Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Decatur, Clearfield, Pennsylvania; Roll: T9_1116; Family History Film: 1255116; Page: 363A; Enumeration District: 273;
Image: 0730. pg 65 of 76 line19-24 hh 315/328
Low, Daniel 41 farmer PA PA PA
w/ Susanna 40 PA PA PA
s/ John 15 PA PA PA
d/ Anna 13 PA PA PA
s/ Daniel 7 PA PA PA
s/ Alexander 3 PA PA PA

5-4 Emily b) 1844
------------m) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Hockenberry
5-5 Mary Ann b) 1847 Worth Twp., Centre Co., PA
The 3 younger children of John's will were
This is Lisa's downline
5-6 Alexander Cotter b) 9 Mar 1849 Stormstown, Halfmoon Twp., Centre Co., PA
d) 1 Mar 1935
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This is not my Jarrett Line but I do have the information as I was trying too find the difference between two John Jarrett's. My line is Lehigh Co., PA area and your line is Montgomery Co., area

Re: Jarretts of Pa

gummybear54 — 2011-06-25 14:28:59Z

John Jarrett 1695-1755

Jarrett77 — 2011-06-25 00:44:10Z

Iam searching for the parents of John Jarrett 1695-1755
John Married Anna Marie (Haas)Jarrett. They lived in Macungie, PA. THey had 13 Children.
Where did he come from and who were his parents?
Some say his parents were Gerhard and Sarah Higgins Jarrett
I have found no hard records as yet. Can anyone help?

Re: Jarretts of Pa

Jarrett77 — 2011-06-25 00:37:57Z

Hi! I have an Elizabeth Jarrett Born 1726 died 1777, parents John and Anna Marie (Haas) Jarrett. Born at Macungie, PA Married to Daniel Dorney.

searching for a cousin

darlapruitt — 2011-06-17 21:53:33Z

I am searching for thomas clyde jarrett, son of clyde ace jarrett 1916/1997 and tressa proctor 1921/1999 or any close relative to help me piece together a puzzle. Clyde ace jarret is half brother to my grandmother mary agnes alberta mccaskey. I am trying to find if anyone in the jarret family knew of anything about the mccaskey line. Her mother was was emma elizabeth caudle. thanks.....dlpruitt@msn.com

Re: Any Jarretts from Jamaica, West Indies

dnfunyou — 2011-06-16 02:49:30Z

Anyone related to Anthony Jarret from Jamaica?