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Seeking cousins. Are you a Descendant of Charles Barnhart
Generation No. 1
1. Charles1 Barnhart was born Abt. 1748, and died February 08, 1814. He married Anna Unknown Abt. 1768.
Cabarrus County, NC
Deed Book 3, Page 2 - June 30, 1797 - 110 Acres on Hamby's Creek granted Charles Barnhart.
Deed Book 2, Page 467 - April 23, 1797 - Daniel Jarret, Esq., to Charles Barnhart 300 Acres both sides Long Run adjoining Peter Misenheimer, Phillip Dry and Andrew Dry being the remainder of 342 acres granted #560 January 25, 1786
Deed Book 8, Page 298 - January 8, 1814 - Charles Barnhart, Sr. to son George Barnhart for maintenance through life - 200 A plus 30 A of 110 granted Charles - Hamby's Creek.
Children of Charles Barnhart and Anna Unknown are:
2 i. Moses2 Barnhart.
+ 3 ii. John R. Barnhart, born May 24, 1768; died Abt. 1850.
+ 4 iii. Jacob Barnhart, born Abt. 1769.
+ 5 iv. Christina Barnhart, born October 25, 1773 in Cabarrus Co., NC; died January 21, 1842.
6 v. Christopher Barnhart, born Abt. 1776. He married Barbara Bost April 16, 1805 in Cabarrus Co., NC.
7 vi. Phillip Barnhart, born Abt. 1777. He married Catherine Unknown.
More About Phillip Barnhart:
Will: July 1838, Cabarrus Co., NC
+ 8 vii. Charles Barnhart, born 1778; died 1846.
9 viii. Barnhart, born Abt. 1781.
10 ix. Barnhart, born Abt. 1783.
+ 11 x. Adam Barnhart, born June 10, 1785; died November 05, 1854.
+ 12 xi. George Barnhart, born June 10, 1787; died October 19, 1844.
13 xii. Barnhart, born 1789; died 1790.
Generation No. 2
3. John R.2 Barnhart (Charles1) was born May 24, 1768, and died Abt. 1850. He married Phillipina Schmidtinn May 04, 1796, daughter of Henry Smith and Maria Loesch.
Notes for Phillipina Schmidtinn:
Philadelphia / Phillippina / Phebe Schmittinn / Schmit / Smith
Philippina Schmittinn
The following from Barney Barnhardt
a.k.a. Phebe Schmittinn (Schmittinn being the feminine of Schmid which her father changed to and used Smith) She was born 6/30/1775 in Surry County, NC the daughter of: Henry Smith/Schmid and Mary Barbara Loesch/Lash
The five children born at Bethania, one of three communities established by the Moravians in Wachovia, present-day Winston-Salem, were: Elizabeth Smith,
11-14-1770; Heinrich Smith Jr., 4-14-1773; Philippina (Phebe, named for her mother's older sister), 5-30-1775; Maria Barbara, 1-5-1778; and Petrus, 6-11-1780.
The following is taken from papers compiled by:
Ganavieve Elaine Goble Walsh
1422 Leverett Road
Warner Robins, GA 31088
These papers are located in the Heritage Room of Stanly County Public Library.
Christina Barnhardt, daughter of Charles (1748 - 1814) and Anna Barnhardt and grandchild of Philadelphia Smith and great grandchild of Major Henry Smith and his wife Barbara Hinson. Christina was buried at Henkelite (Mt. Gilead Lutheran) Cemetery located off the Hahn-Scott Road off highway #73 in Cabarrus County, NC. A plain rock bearing the inscription: C S B OC 25 1773, D JA 21 1842 marks her resting place.
Marriage Notes for John Barnhart and Phillipina Schmidtinn:
Married by Rev. Storch
Children of John Barnhart and Phillipina Schmidtinn are:
14 i. Sophia3 Barnhart, born September 06, 1798.
Notes for Sophia Barnhart:
Sponsored in baptism by Phillip Barnhart.
More About Sophia Barnhart:
Baptisted: November 18, 1798
15 ii. Lydia Barnhart, born 1807.
16 iii. John S. Barnhart, born December 24, 1809 in Cabarrus Co., NC; died November 06, 1869. He married Delilah Duke February 27, 1833 in Rowan Co., NC.
More About John S. Barnhart:
Burial: China Grove, NC
Cemetery: Mt. Moriah Lutheran Church
More About Delilah Duke:
Burial: China Grove, NC
Cemetery: Mt. Moriah Lutheran Church
17 iv. Charles Barnhart, born June 04, 1814.
18 v. Barbara Barnhart, born May 09, 1819.
4. Jacob2 Barnhart (Charles1) was born Abt. 1769. He married Catherine Feggert May 08, 1795.
Marriage Notes for Jacob Barnhart and Catherine Feggert:
Married by Rev. Storch
Child of Jacob Barnhart and Catherine Feggert is:
19 i. Rebecca3 Barnhart, born December 03, 1797.
Notes for Rebecca Barnhart:
Baptisted St. John's Lutheran. Sponsors Charles Barnhart, wife Anna.
More About Rebecca Barnhart:
Baptisted: St. John's Lutheran
5. Christina2 Barnhart (Charles1) was born October 25, 1773 in Cabarrus Co., NC, and died January 21, 1842. She married William Smith October 24, 1797 in Rowan Co., NC.
More About Christina Barnhart:
Burial: Cabarrus Co., NC
Cemetery: Henkelite (Mt. Gilead Lutheran)
Notes for William Smith:
WILL OF WILLIAM SMITH
In the name of God Amen, I William Smith of the County of Cabarrus & state of N. C. being old and weake in boddy but of sound & perfect mind and memory. Blessed be god for the same do make this my last will & testament in, Manner and form the following, wise That is to say it is my will that all my Just debts be paid and my body to be buried in a descent & christian like manner, and I give & bequeath unto my beloved son Mathias the land whereon he now Lives till to his outside of his long strait fence between his plantation & the plantation whereon I now live cleard a cross with a strait course of said fence from line to line supposed to be about forty Acres more or less. 3rd I will and bequeath unto my son Nelson Smith the plantation where I now live supposed to be about one Hundred and Eighty acres boath same more or less. 4th it is my will that Nelson is to pay out for the said Land to to my Beloved son Moses Smith Thirty Dollars in addition to what he has Received Two years after my decst and also Fifty Dollars to my beloved Daughter Nelly Roland married woman two years as in after my Deceast in additon to what she has Received. 5th I will and bequeath unto my beloved wife Christina Smith Twenty Five Dollars to her own use and to have her rite in the house as she had hear to as to aford and the free use of the Dresser & Kitchen furniture during her natural life and it is my will that the said my son Nelson R Smith shall furnish my Beloved wife with Bred & meat coffee & sugar and all that is necessary for her Decent support During her life and also a beast to ride if She requires the same. 6th I also give and bequeath unto my son Nelson all the remaining of my Estate and the goods and chattels of very kind and perform with the Requsitions here to fore written. 7th. I do now make and ordain nominate and Appoint My Worthy son Nelson Smith my Executor of this my estate this my last will and Testament in where of I the said Wi1liam Smith have this thirtieth Day of May In the year of our Lord one Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty Seven Set my hand and offiseal my seal in the presents of us who was presented who were present at the time of signing and sealing of This by the Testator
The following is taken from papers compiled by:
Ganavieve Elaine Goble Walsh
1422 Leverett Road
Warner Robins, GA 31088
These papers are located in the Heritage Room of Stanly County Public Library.
William V. "Billy" Smith (Wilhelm Schmidt)
There are conflicting stories about William. One he was born in South Carolina, another that he came directly from Germany and settled in Cabarrus County, NC, returned to Germany but came back again through the port of Charleston, South Carolina, then settled near Barriers Mill.
After the death of his wife, William went to live with his son, Nelson, where he took pneumonia, died, and had to be buried in Stanly County, NC because of a heavy snow fall. He was buried in an unmarked grave at Flat Rock Lutheran Cemetery located on highway #200. The census of 1850 does show William as being in the household of Nelson Smith, age 83.
In record of Peter Rothrock 1851-April 25 attended to the funeral of Wm. Smith, Sun. buried him at Jacob Smith's burying ground.
More About William Smith:
Burial: Stanfield, Stanly Co., NC
Cemetery: Flat Rock Lutheran Church
Marriage Notes for Christina Barnhart and William Smith:
Married by Rev. C.A.G. Storch, pastor of Organ and St. John's Lutheran Churches.
Children of Christina Barnhart and William Smith are:
20 i. Charles3 Smith, born October 03, 1798 in Cabarrus Co., NC.
More About Charles Smith:
Baptisted: April 28, 1799, St. John's Lutheran Sponsor Charles Barnhart
21 ii. Moses Smith, born May 10, 1800 in Montgomery Co., NC; died December 30, 1874 in Red Cross, Stanly Co., NC. He married (1) Rebecca Irene Whitley. He married (2) Mary Dry November 06, 1821 in Cabarrus Co., NC.
Notes for Moses Smith:
Family tradition has it that after Moses Smith's first wife, Mary Dry, died, he hired a very young girl to do some housekeeping. Becky's father, Adam Whitley, had gone away to war and had died, leaving her with a very cruel stepmother, Nell. When Moses Smith and Becky were married, his children were upset because Becky was about the same age as his youngest son, Archabald, but the day they were married, Moses' daughters came in and cooked a very nice meal for the newly married couple to have when they returned home.
After Moses died, his sons by Mary Dry gave Rebecca a considerable amount of money for his property and she moved to another area. She married Frank Clark who beat the oldest son, Lemuel, until he ran away from home one night, going to Mooresville where he lived with the Will Templeton family and worked for his living.
Ephraim and Jim, the second and third son, stayed near their mother who divorced Frank Clark and later married the third time.
More About Moses Smith:
Burial: Stanly Co., NC
More About Rebecca Irene Whitley:
Burial: Pleasant Hills B, Iredell, Nc
More About Mary Dry:
Burial: St Martins Luthe, Stanley, Nc
22 iii. Matthias Smith, born January 24, 1802; died March 05, 1886. He married Margaret Josey.
More About Matthias Smith:
Burial: Old Mt Gilead Lu, Cabarrus, Nc
More About Margaret Josey:
Burial: Old Mt Gilead Lu, Nc
23 iv. Nelson Smith, born April 09, 1809; died December 22, 1888. He married (1) Emaline Hartsell. He married (2) Purity Culp January 08, 1835.
More About Emaline Hartsell:
Burial: Flat Rock Luther, Nc
More About Purity Culp:
Burial: Flat Rock Luther, Nc
24 v. Eleanor Smith, born November 01, 1810; died December 30, 1884. She married Issac Rowland May 23, 1835 in Cabarrus Co., NC.
More About Eleanor Smith:
Burial: Henkelite Cem, Cabarrus, Nc
8. Charles2 Barnhart (Charles1) was born 1778, and died 1846. He married Catherine Lytaker, daughter of Conrad Lytaker and Mary Herlocker.
Notes for Catherine Lytaker:
Will Book 1, Page 47 August 28, 1845
Children of Charles Barnhart and Catherine Lytaker are:
25 i. Aaron3 Barnhart.
26 ii. Allison Barnhart.
27 iii. Leah Faggart Barnhart.
28 iv. Lewis Barnhart.
11. Adam2 Barnhart (Charles1) was born June 10, 1785, and died November 05, 1854. He married Betsy Fisher August 16, 1808.
More About Adam Barnhart:
Burial: Cabarrus Co., NC
Cemetery: St. John's Lutheran
Will: Will Book 1, Page 248 Cabarrus Co., NC
More About Betsy Fisher:
Burial: Cabarrus Co., NC
Cemetery: St. John's Lutheran
Children of Adam Barnhart and Betsy Fisher are:
29 i. Henry3 Barnhart.
30 ii. John Barnhart.
31 iii. Catherine Barnhart.
32 iv. Sally Barnhart.
12. George2 Barnhart (Charles1) was born June 10, 1787, and died October 19, 1844. He married Sophia Lytaker, daughter of Conrad Lytaker and Mary Herlocker.
Notes for George Barnhart:
Cabarrus County, NC Deed Book 8, Page 298 February 8, 1814 - George Barnhart, Sr. love for his son Adam and for his maintenance on Hamby's Creek 110 acres of which George Barnhart is to have 30 acres.
More About George Barnhart:
Burial: Cabarrus Co., NC
Cemetery: St. John's Lutheran
More About Sophia Lytaker:
Burial: Cabarrus Co., NC
Cemetery: St. John's Lutheran
Children of George Barnhart and Sophia Lytaker are:
33 i. George F.3 Barnhart.
34 ii. Joseph Barnhart.
35 iii. Mary Barnhart.
36 iv. Solomon Barnhart.
37 v. Paul Barnhart.
38 vi. Sally Barnhart.
Who were the parents of Charles Barnhart and who was his wife Anna WHO?
I am a descendant through his daughter Christina and William Smith.
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Thank you,
Craig Smith
Have a Great Day :)
PS Much helpful information has been provided by Cousin Barney Barnhardt.
Thanks Barney!!
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