Samuel Barnard, Sr.

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Samuel Barnard was born on 10 February 1672 in Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, the son of Thomas and Sarah (Peaslee) Barnard.[1]

He married Ann Currier at Salisbury on 22 October 1696.[2] She was the daughter of Thomas and Mary (Osgood) Currier of Salisbury.

Samuel and Ann's deaths are not recorded in the Amesbury Vital records, however, administration of the estate of Samuel Barnard, late of Amesbury deceased intestate, was granted to his widow Ann Barnard on 23 January 1748[/9]. The estate was inventoried on 13 February 1748/9 and his widow was present. In addition to the normal household goods and farm tools and stock there was also listed a loom and weaving implements.[3] Administration of the balance of the estate was later granted to Capt. Jonathan Barnard of Amesbury on 25 December 1752.[4] He then presented an accounting of the estate on 2 August 1756, in which is mentioned £80 to "the widow for necesaries." Jonathan is named as Samuel's son in his accounting. The estate was again inventoried on 12 July 1756.[5]

Children born Amesbury:[6]

Mary, b. 10 Dec 1697, d. 24 Jan 1702
Elenor, b. 28 Oct 1699, d. 25 Mar 1703
Jonathen, "1st son" b. 08 Jul 1702, d. 27 Sep 1770, age 67y1m27d
Mary, b. 27 Apr 1704
Elenner (Eleanor), b. 09 Feb 1706
Hanah, b. 18 Feb 1708
Thomas, b. 04 Nov 1709
Samuel, b. 22 Jul 1711
Anne, b. 08 Oct 1713
Joseph, b. 15 Nov 1715
Hannah, b. 08 Jan 1719/20
Sarah, b. 02 Jun 1723

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Samuel Barnard (1672 - bef. 1749)

Samuel Barnard aka Barnord

Born 10 Feb 1672 in Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony

Son of Thomas Barnard and Sarah (Peaslee) Barnard

Brother of Sarah (Barnard) Jones, Joseph Barnard, Hannah (Barnard) Rowell, Thomas Barnard, Nathaniel Barnard and Tristram Barnard

Husband of Anne (Currier) Barnard — married 22 Oct 1696 in Amesbury, Essex, Province of Massachusetts Bay

Father of Mary Barnard, Eleanor (Barnard) Flanders, Thomas Barnard, Samuel Barnard, Joseph Barnard, Benjamin Barnard and Sarah (Barnard) Jewell

Died before 23 Jan 1749 in Amesbury, Essex, Province of Massachusetts Bay

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Sources

↑ Topsfield Historical Society, Vital Records of Amesbury, Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849 (Topsfield, MA: Topsfield Historical Society, 1913),p. 24
"Barnard, Sam[ue]ll, s. Thomas and Sarah, Feb. 10, 1672. N. CT. R."
↑ Amesbury VRs, p. 277. "Barnard, Sam[ue]l, and Ann Currier, at Salisbury, Oct. 22, 1696."
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[https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9YB-XJZ6?i=526&ca... Essex County Probate Records, Vol. 328:324-5, (1749, 23 Jan) Admin & bond, inventory↑ Essex County Probate Records, Vol. 331:105, (1752, 25 Dec) Admin. d.b.n & bond(assets remaining in estate after the death or removal of the original estate administrator.)↑ Essex County Probate Records, Vol.334:78-9, (1756, 2 Aug) acct. by admr. d.b.n.↑ Amesbury VRs, pp. 21-24, 521 (deaths).

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Samuel Barnard (1672 - bef. 1749)

Samuel Barnard aka Barnord
Born 10 Feb 1672 in Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colonymap
ANCESTORS ancestors
Son of Thomas Barnard and Sarah (Peaslee) Barnard
Brother of Sarah (Barnard) Jones, Joseph Barnard, Hannah (Barnard) Rowell, Thomas Barnard, Nathaniel Barnard and Tristram Barnard
Husband of Anne (Currier) Barnard — married 22 Oct 1696 in Amesbury, Essex, Province of Massachusetts Baymap
DESCENDANTS descendants
Father of Mary Barnard, Eleanor (Barnard) Flanders, Thomas Barnard, Samuel Barnard, Joseph Barnard, Benjamin Barnard and Sarah (Barnard) Jewell
Died before 23 Jan 1749 in Amesbury, Essex, Province of Massachusetts Baymap
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Biography

Samuel Barnard was born on 10 February 1672 in Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, the son of Thomas and Sarah (Peaslee) Barnard.[1]

He married Ann Currier at Salisbury on 22 October 1696.[2] She was the daughter of Thomas and Mary (Osgood) Currier of Salisbury.

Samuel and Ann's deaths are not recorded in the Amesbury Vital records, however, administration of the estate of Samuel Barnard, late of Amesbury deceased intestate, was granted to his widow Ann Barnard on 23 January 1748[/9]. The estate was inventoried on 13 February 1748/9 and his widow was present. In addition to the normal household goods and farm tools and stock there was also listed a loom and weaving implements.[3] Administration of the balance of the estate was later granted to Capt. Jonathan Barnard of Amesbury on 25 December 1752.[4] He then presented an accounting of the estate on 2 August 1756, in which is mentioned £80 to "the widow for necesaries." Jonathan is named as Samuel's son in his accounting. The estate was again inventoried on 12 July 1756.[5]

Children born Amesbury:[6]

Mary, b. 10 Dec 1697, d. 24 Jan 1702
Elenor, b. 28 Oct 1699, d. 25 Mar 1703
Jonathen, "1st son" b. 08 Jul 1702, d. 27 Sep 1770, age 67y1m27d
Mary, b. 27 Apr 1704
Elenner (Eleanor), b. 09 Feb 1706
Hanah, b. 18 Feb 1708
Thomas, b. 04 Nov 1709
Samuel, b. 22 Jul 1711
Anne, b. 08 Oct 1713
Joseph, b. 15 Nov 1715
Hannah, b. 08 Jan 1719/20
Sarah, b. 02 Jun 1723

Sources

↑ Topsfield Historical Society, Vital Records of Amesbury, Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849 (Topsfield, MA: Topsfield Historical Society, 1913),p. 24
"Barnard, Sam[ue]ll, s. Thomas and Sarah, Feb. 10, 1672. N. CT. R."
↑ Amesbury VRs, p. 277. "Barnard, Sam[ue]l, and Ann Currier, at Salisbury, Oct. 22, 1696."
↑


[https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9YB-XJZ6?i=526&ca... Essex County Probate Records, Vol. 328:324-5, (1749, 23 Jan) Admin & bond, inventory↑ Essex County Probate Records, Vol. 331:105, (1752, 25 Dec) Admin. d.b.n & bond(assets remaining in estate after the death or removal of the original estate administrator.)↑ Essex County Probate Records, Vol.334:78-9, (1756, 2 Aug) acct. by admr. d.b.n.↑ Amesbury VRs, pp. 21-24, 521 (deaths).