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Marriage
“What I have is he was born around 1745 in Chester Pennsylvania & died around 1823 in Estill Kentucky; married 3 times -- Lydia Teague; Susan Carter & Isabella Unknown”
Children
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barnes-1140
The Barnes-Oxford Research Foundation is currently trying to determine how many Brinsley Barnes's descend from Baines, Sr. (1713-1794) [Barnes-145]. It is this Brinsley who remained in North Carolina where he died. See an article by John LaRue regarding the settling of his estate complete with many original Wikes County, NC Court document https://competitivestrategies.us/how-many-brinsleys/). Fifteen may be found in the copyrighted article by Gail Lindeman How Many Brinsley’s? on the Foundation's website. Brinsley II paid a Fayette County, Kentucky Poll tax in 1792 and his son Brisley III aka Brinsley of Rush was born in North Carolina in 1784 lived in Kentucky earlier. A Find A Grave (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/76827963/brinsley-barnes may be found for Brinsley III. The Barnes-Oxford Genealogy Research Foundation received Brinsley II estate paper from the Estill County Clerk's office. They are on Will Book A, pages 254 and 256. They are in poor condition and once enhance and available on theFoundations website.
Per http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=walamb122...
Between 1790 and 1800, Brinsley II?s (sons) Aaron, Brinsley III, and Moses moved from North Carolina to Kentucky and were listed in the census for Fayette County for the year of 1800. In 1802, Brinsley II and his (second) wife Isabella were listed on a land deed to (son) Moses as all being residents of Fayette County. Around 1810, Estill County was formed from a portion of Fayette County. In 1810, Brinsley II and (son) Thomas were listed in the census for Estill County. Brinsley II was also listed sequentially next to Brinsley III and Moses along with Aaron in the 1810 census for Fayette County. In 1811, Brinsley II and his (third) wife Lydia were listed on land deeds to (sons) Moses and Thomas with Brinsley II & Lydia and Thomas as being residents of Estill County and Moses as a resident of Fayette County.
Per http://boards.ancestrylibrary.com/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=695&p=local...
More About BRINSLEY BARNES II: Military service: Revoluntionary War
County: Estill County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: 00010-20100-00 Page: 6 Database: KY 1810 Federal Census Index
Bible Records of Missouri, Volume III
State of North Carolina---Willis County, Kentucky
Be it known that on this 13th day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand and eight hundred and twenty nine-Brinsley Barnes personally appeared before us William P. Waugh and Montport Stokes, Justices of the peace for said county of Willis, and acknowledged the Execution of the within power of Attorney of his air and deeds
A founder of Little River Church 1787
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1745
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Chester, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, United States
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November 16, 1770
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1774
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Northampton Co., NC
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1775 |
1775
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Orange County, Virginia
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1781 |
1781
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Tates Creek, Madison County, Kentucky
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1784 |
January 4, 1784
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Wilkes County, North Carolina, United States
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1787 |
1787
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Wilkes County, North Carolina, United States
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July 21, 1791
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Kentucky, USA
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1794
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Kentucky, United States
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