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GARRETT, JACOB Ancestor #: A044185
Service: VIRGINIA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Birth: CIRCA 1730 VIRGINIA
Death: POST 12-3-1796 JEFFERSON CO TENNESSEE
Service Source: PRINCE EDWARD CO VA COMMISSIONERS BOOK V, P 44. COPY IN DOCUMENTATION WITH DAR #449304.
Service Description: 1) FURNISHED MATERIAL AID TO CONT LINE
Residence
1) County: PRINCE EDWARD CO - State: VIRGINIA
Spouse
Number Name
1) HONOUR X
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449304 JOHN [1] JANE X Purchase
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644333 JOHN [1] JANE X Purchase
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928601 JOHN [1] JANE X Purchase
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found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=112210update&id=I05355
ID: I05355
Name: Jacob Garrett
Sex: M
Birth: 1730 in VA
Death: BEF 3 DEC 1796 in Danridge, Jefferson Co, TN
Note:
Jacob Garrett Sr. was born about 1730 in Virginia and lived in Prince Edward County and Amelia County. During the American Revolution, Jacob Garrett Sr. furnished material aid to the Virginia Dragoons, as recorded by Public Service Claims, Prince Edward County, Virginia, Court Booklet , on January 28, 1782.
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Genforum.genealogy.com website:
My ancestor Jacob Garrett was in Prince Edward Co, VA in 1770s and moved to Jefferson Co, TN where he died in 1790 [1796?]. He lived in an area of Prince Edward Co, VA that was previously in Amelia Co, VA that is "on the banks of the Appomatox River".
His neighbors were John Garrett, Obediah Woodson, Benjamin Johns and John Arnold. Some of his property was sold eventually to a John Finley. Jacob had sons named Henry and John, who lived in Williamson Co, TN.
Some researchers think this Jacob is a son of William and Sarah Burton Garrett. I haven't been able to support this but it does fit.
Source: Melinda Tillman <http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?williamson::garrett::5 714.html>
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The following book excerpt is shown to reference a John Garrett of Amelia County, born in 1724 in Virginia. (Relation unknown, but assumed to be the John Garrett, listed at the above referenced website, and very likely a brother of Jacob Garrett.)
COLONIAL SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH, 1732-1774
A Muster Roll (Size Roll), of Captain Robert Stewart's
Company, in the Virginia Regiment, Aug 1, 1757 (Cont'd)
Nr Name Age Size Country Trade Enlistment
57 Garrett, John 33 5'9" Virginia Planter Draft, Amelia
Page 454
A Return for the Month of July 1757 of the Virginia
Regiment commanded by Geo. Washington, Fort Loudon,
Aug 1, 1757.
Page 455
Note by James Garrett: The above was taken from a listing of 88 soldiers in the subject militia. The first part of the listing (numbers 1 thru 38) showed enlistment dates from Jan 1754 thru Dec 1756, followed by the soldier's home county (or town); the second part of the listing (numbers 39 thru 88) showed the word "draft" under enlistment, followed by the soldier's home county (or town). The information under the heading "Country" is assumed to indicate "where born".
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1761 Virginia reference to Jacob Garrett:
Amelia County, Virginia
In 1761 William Pulliam of Amelia County bought 400 acres on Flat Creek in Amelia (now Nottoway) County from Jacob Garrett of Prince Edward County for 100 pounds, a 60-acre portion of which he deeded to John Mitchell for 18 pounds in 1765.
Source: http://www.virginians.com/redirect.htm?topics&822
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1765 Virginia reference to Jacob Garrett:
On 16 June 1765, Jacob and Honour Garrett sold to John Finley for 160 pounds 400 acres on Vaughans Creek. The witnesses were John Garrett, John and David Caldwell. The general area was near the community of Buffalo in Amelia (now Prince Edward) County, Virginia.
Source: http://genforum.genealogy.com/thomson/messages/1202.html
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1773 Virginia reference to Jacob Garrett:
Prince Edward County, Virginia
At a Council held 9 June 1773
Peter Legrand having entered a Caveat against John Morrow, for 400 acres of land, surveyed about the year 1752 in Amelia County, but now in Prince Edward, on the waters of the Appomattox River and joining the Lands of Jacob Garrett, Benjamin Johns, Jna. Arnold and Obediah Woodson; the Plaintiff appearing and the Defendant having been solemnly called and not appearing, it was ordered that the plaintif have a patent for the said land.
Source: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/special/afas/volume3/vol3no1-2.txt
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1783 Virginia reference to Jacob Garrett:
Prince Edward County VA - 1783 Census Heads of Household
PE1783 page 59-60
Last First white black
Garrett Jacob 2 11
Note: Jacob Garrett was not listed in 1785 census of Prince Edward Co, VA; it is assumed that he moved to Jefferson Co, TN about 1784.
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1796 Tennessee reference to Jacob Garrett:
Jefferson County, Tennessee
December 3, 1796
Will of Jacob Garrett written December 3, 1796 in Jefferson Co, Tennessee - Will Book 1, Pages 46-48
Jacob Garrett of the County of Jefferson in the State of Tennessee make this last will and testament:
To children of my son John Garrett and Jane his wife the following negroes, Sam, George, Hannah and her two children Dick and Rocksey; to children of my daughter Mary Bumpass the following negroes Austin, Nell, Dick, Charles, Edy, Harry and Nelly; to my daughter Elizabeth Arnold's children the following negroes: Lewis, also one feather bed and bedding and one hundred and twenty five pounds in cash; to my eldest child of Sarah Hill a negroe named Leroy. To my two grandsons Jacob Garrett, son of John Garrett, and Garrett Bumpass son of Mary Bumpass, a certain tract of land in Halifax County in the State of Virginia on Hickeys road containing 256 acres adjoining the lands of Jacob Hubbard, James Jennings and a tract of land formerly owned by Moses Overton; to Elizabeth Todd a spice mortar and bell mottle kettle; to son John Garrett and my friends Joseph Anderson and Josiah Jackson to be executors,
Witness: Low Todd Jacob Garrett (seal)
Mary Todd
Account of Sales of Jacob Garrett deceased; Jefferson Co, Tennessee - Will Book 1, Pages 49-50
Sold to: John Todd, James Todd, Chas. Porter, Low Todd, Josiah Jackson, Robt. Caircey, Lewis Durossette, Firetongs Clevis, Wm. Davis, Richard Driskil, Carter Talley, Robt. McFarland, Stephen Poe, Bej. Hargrove, James Anderson, Widow Todd, Polly Todd, John Solomon, Saml. Drinkwaters, Wm. Doughty in the amount of $286.26.
R. McFarland Shff.
Josiah Jackson
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The will of Jacob Garrett , Sr., in Danridge, Jefferson Co., Tennessee on December 3, 1796, stated that he owned 256 acres of land in Halifax County, Virginia, and willed 1/2 of it to each grandson Jacob Garrett and Garrett Bumpass.
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MA Tillman wrote:
My Garretts are confusing me no end. I know "for sure" (at least as sure as one can be when dealing with folks who lived 150 yrs ago) that my 3rd ggf is Thomas B Garrett b ca 1791, probably in Williamson Co, TN. He married Levicey (sometimes listed as Louisa) Evans 24 June 1820 in Williamson Co, TN. They stayed in TN, or possibly moved to AL, until about 1832 when they migrated to San Augustine Co, TX, following Thomas' older brother Jacob who married Charity Taylor. I believe that these brothers were sons of John & Jane Garrett who married ca 1775 in Prince Edward Co VA and died ca 1818 in Williamson Co TN. Other sources have them as sons of a Thomas Garrett who married a Nancy Thomas and died ca 1837 in Williamson Co TN. I think Thomas and John were brothers and the sons of Jacob Garrett who married Honour and died in Jefferson Co, TN ca 1790. Can anyone help me- I really need to find LWT's for Jacob and others....
Source: MA Tillman http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/textindices/G/GARRETT +1998+309454373
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1 possible matches found on Ancestry.com Ancestry.com
Father: William Garrett b: 1684
Mother: Sarah Burton
Marriage
1 Honour Unknown b: AFT 1730
Married: BEF 1750 in VA
Children
1.Has Children John Garrett b: ABT 1750 in VA
2.Has Children Mary Garrett b: AFT 1750 in VA
3.Has No Children Elizabeth Garrett b: BEF 1760 in VA
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