Benjamin Barnett Hardin, I

Birth: 1680 - Staten Island, Richmond, New York, USA Death: Mar 1734 - Surry County, Virginia, USA Parents: Martin Hardin or Hardewyn, Madeleine Hardin or Hardewyn (born Du Sauchoy) Wife: Sarah A Hardin (born Stanley) Children: Benjamin Hardin II, Sarah Hardin, Joseph Hardin, James Hardin, Mary Hardin, Mary Hardin, Martha Hardin, Samuel Hardin, Martha Hardin, James Hardin, Solomon Hardin, Elizabeth Hardin, Martha Hardin, David Hardin, Solomon Hardin, John Hardin, Sarah Hardin, James Loyless, Benjamin Hardin, James Hardin, Abel Hardin ________________________________

Benjamin B Hardin, Sr Birth: 1678 Staten Island Richmond County (Staten Island) New York, USA Death: Jul. 19, 1734 Surry County Virginia, USA

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Parents:

 Martin Hardin/HARDEWYN (1650 - 1706)

 Madeleine Du Sauchoy Hardin/HARDEWYN (1658 - 1715)

Spouse:

 Sarah Stanley Hardin (____ - 1750)

Children:

 Benjamin Hardin (1710 - 1764)*

Sibling:

 Benjamin B Hardin (1678 - 1734)

 Mark Hardin (1681 - 1735)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial: Unknown __________________________ Benjamin B Hardin b: 1678 England d: 19 Jun 1734 Surry Co, VA Colony (at age 56) Buried Jan 1773/74 Surry Co, VA Colony m: abt. 1696 VA

Notes:

-He emigrated abt. 1700 from Britain to American Colonies; Resided Isle of Wight County, Surry County, Virginia Colony; Will 1734 Surry Co, VA Probate 9 Jan 1733/34 Surry County, Virginia Colony (Probate also listed as abt. Jan 1731/32 Surry Co, VA Colony)

+Sarah Stanley (also spelled Stanly) b: 1678 Eire, British Empire, England d: Aug 1750 Isle of Wight Co, VA Colony Buried Sep 1750 VA Colony

Notes:

-Probate 6 Sep 1750 Isle of Wight County, VA Colony

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Joseph Hardin was born the spring of 1734 in Henrico Co., Virginia Colony in an area several years later to be encompassed by the fledgling town of Richmond at the Falls (now Richmond), Virginia Colony.[3][4][5]

Hardin was the second son, and fourth child, of Benjamin Hardin II and Margaret Hooper.[1] He was older brother to Captain John Hardin (1736–1802) (noted as the hero who turned the tide of battle for the patriots at the Battle of Ramsour's Mill[6] during the ”Southern Campaign” of the Revolutionary War)[7][8] and Sarah Hardin, wife to Lt. Col. Frederick Hambright.

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