The line of Isaac Barnard

Evidence key: DOCUMENTED SUPPORTED FAMILY TRADITION HYPOTHESIS DISPROVEN-CORRECTED · what the labels mean · “Potts” = Potts 1883 · “Court Record” = Record of the Courts of Chester County (1910)

Isaac Barnard (Potts no.9, generation 3) and the 19 descendants Potts lists. By generation: gen. 3: 1, gen. 4: 3, gen. 5: 12, gen. 6: 3, gen. 8: 1. SUPPORTED (Potts 1883)

Descendant tree

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Isaac Barnard (9) d. 1761 · m. Isabella Day (19 descendants listed)
- James Barnard (22) b. 12 Dec. 1755 · d. 18 February, 1806 · m. Susannah Dutton (9 descendants listed)
  - James-Day Barnard (72) b. 9 June, 1781 · d. 17 June. 1806
  - Susanna Barnard (74) b. 23 May, 1786 · d. 30 September, 1792
  - John Barnard (75) d. 18 February, 1834 · m. Harriet Darlington
  - Isaac-D Barnard (76) b. 24 February, 1793
  - Thomas-Uick Barnard (77) b. 5 December, 1795 (3 descendants listed)
    Saloma-Elizabeth Barnard (267) b. 21 Feb. 1816 · d. 10 Sep. 1840 · m. William Loudee
    Susannah Barnard (268) b. 25 April, 1818 · d. 17 June, 1846 · m. Lewis Shee. See Fathey and Copes History of Chester County, p. 326
    Louisa-Kerlin Barnard (270) b. 22 Sep. 1826 · m. John-A. Laughlin
  - Mary Barnard (78) b. 6 February 1799 · d. 7 August, 1803
- Hannah Barnard (23) d. 1826 · m. Jacob Brown of West Nottingham, by Friends Ceremony (7 descendants listed)
- Isabella-U Barnard (24) m. Jacob-D. Barker

Where this line lived

Pink dots: places Potts names for this line. Bigger dot: the Carter graveyard. Open the full family map.

Aston township, Delaware (1 mention)
West Chester (1 mention)
Chester, Aug (1 mention)

Taken from “born at”, “died at” and “Postoffice” in Potts. See also Where they went.

Families who married in

Loudee (2), Laughlin (2), Day (1), Dutton (1), Ceremony (1), Brown (1), Barker (1), Darlington (1), Shee (1)

Notables in this line

None yet. See Notables.

Stories and records

The Carter Branches Site page

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