- (Martin Co will book B1,page 216).
Will of 1790, Mathew Burnett, Martin Co.,
Beverlythornton
Posted: 9 Feb 2002 6:55PM GMT
Surnames: Burnett, Foreman, Brown, Rascoe
I am trying to find where I can order the will of Matthew Burnett lived Martin Co.from at least 1762(then Halifax Co) in the 7th District according to Tax record of 1779. Had brothers, James, John and sister Mary who married Edward Foreman.
Re: Will of 1790, Mathew Burnett, Martin Co.,
Shelba77
Posted: 13 Sep 2009 12:30AM GMT
Surnames: burnett, Foreman, Cherry, ballentine, Ballard
Father or son name Matthew?
Don't have the will,but found the following abstract. Was under the impression that the Matthew whose will was probated 1790 was Matthew, Sr.
His wife was Sarah.
children:
1. John (b bef 1765 NC d Oct 12, 1814, Marion Dist., SC the
part now Florence Co. Md Rebecca. C 1802 moved to SC.
My ancestor.)
2. James
3. Matthew
4. Mary md Foreman
5. Judah/Judith md Cherry
6. Jean md Ballentine
7. Elizabeth md Ballard
http://boards.ancestry.com/localities.northam.usa.states.northcarolina.counties.martin/610/mb.ashx
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- Judah Burnett had brothers James Burnett, Matthew Burnett Jr, John Burnett, and sisters Mary, married to _____ Forman, Jean, married to _____ Ballentine, and Elizabeth, married
to _____ Ballard. All sisters were married by the end of 1790 (Martin Co will book B1,page 216). An executor and witness of the 3 February 1773 will in Martin Co of the John
Hynes will (Book B1, page 437) were Judah's brothers James and John. Therefore, they were probably born by 1750. John Burnett was also an executor of the 1781 will of Henry
Culpepper, while Judah Cherry was a witness.
In the 1785 Martin Co state census Matthew Burnett was living in district 7 (with one son under age 21, and three females in the house).
James Burnett (with four sons under 21, and four females) and John Burnett (with one son under 21, eight females, and seven slaves) lived nearby, close to Jonathan Cherry and
Ephraim Burnett (who had three females in his house).
The only Ballard families in district 7 (the Burnett families were only in district 7, the Halifax end of Martin Co) were Elias Ballard, (over the age of 60, with three females); Elisha Ballard (with two sons under age 21, two females, and seven slaves); and Jesse Ballard, living alone. There were no Foreman or Ballentine families. This information about the Burnett families helps to establish that most, if not all of Judah's siblings, were well established by 1785, many with children, and therefore were likely born by 1750, or before. The families of John, Matthew (with Ballard next door), James, and Ephraim Burnett were still in the area near Jonathan Cherry in 1790.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~eazier1/Cherry/CHERRY-Pgs201-300.pdf
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