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Roger Barton (abt. - aft.

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RogerBarton

Born about in England

Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]

[sibling(s) unknown]

Husband of Mary (Unknown) Barton — married [date unknown] [location unknown]

Descendants

Father of Elisha Barton, Elijah Barton, Roger Eugene Barton II, Noah Barton, Enoch Barton and Joseph Barton

Died after after about age 60in Westchester, Westchester, New York

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Biography

Disputed Parentage & Uncertain Origins The parentage of Roger Barton is not presently known.

His birth may be seen as citing a Kent birth record[1] which is a decade earlier than his own court testimony places his birth and in no manner has been connected to Roger Barton in the American colonies. Based upon court testimony under oath that he was age 60 in [2], Roger Barton was probably born in England about

Much has been written regarding DNA testing which at first was believed to refute kinship with Rufus Barton.[3] However, examination of that testing simply points to a feasible non-paternity event as discussed in this G2G thread.

See also Research Notes below.

For the above reasons and lack of other documentation or significant secondary evidence, Roger Barton's place of birth is simply given as England and Edward Barton and Margaret Henings have been aloof as parents and should not be reattached absent primary provider documentation and discussion with the profile managers.

Roger Barton's Kinsmen: A General Record of the Barton Family and a Detailed List of Roger Barton's Descendants.

The which links to the BartonDatabase gives no parentage for Roger (the former may manifest to give a Thomas Barton born about as the father of Roger but does not, it simply lists Thomas above Roger) with an approximate birth year of (citing Roger's have court testimony).

First Documentation in the American Colonies

The first documentation of Roger Barton in the Colonies is found in Brookhaven, Long Island town records where on 23 Oct he was one of a group engaged to lay out the town.[4] In , Roger was named deputy to the General Court and is probably the Mr Barton who was made a freeman of Connecticut at the General Assembly of 12 May [5] In the mids Barton became embroiled in a quite serious legal affair which some believe to have been more about which colony, New York or Connecticut, would control Brookhaven.

See NEHGR cited for details of the affair.[4]

Roger's wife Mary's surname is unknown, but it is believed he had only one wife who is cited in various court records as Mary Barton.[4]Her surname is not Lounsberry as is sometimes seen; that surname has been disproven.[6] It has been postulated that Roger and Mary were married before coming to the colonies.[4]

In Roger Barton purchased land in Fordham (Westchester) where the family moved.

This deed was not recorded until long after his death on 2 Dec [7]

He wrote his will, in the form of a Deed, in Between the signing of the deed and its acknowledgment by the Justice a very unpleasant affair unfolded whereby the houses of some of his children (with Roger being in one of them) were attacked by partisans of the Dutch Church.

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A jury of 24 men found in favor of the Bartons but it appears the Dutch Church later pressured the Town of Westchester. As a result, the Bartons had lost their purchased property in Fordham by [4]

Roger Barton Sr. transferred Westchester ground to Elisha and others - July 21, [8]

Roger Barton's meet of death is not established, but it is presumed to have been soon after the events of He does not appear in the census of Westchester, only his widow Mary and sons Noah and Joseph.[4]

Children

Roger and Mary's children seem to have been, per his will:[9]

  1. Elijah Barton b abt , probably in Brookhaven[4]
  2. Roger Barton b.

    (ae: 44y in census).[4]

  3. Elisha Barton b (ae: 20y riot proceedings of 17 July ). Note: NEHGR gives birth as about
  4. Noah Barton b c _, d.

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    19 Feb /17 (chosen guardian by Thos Rich WLR [Westchester Land Records] D). Note: NEHGR gives birth as abt

  5. Enoch Barton b abt [4]
  6. Joseph Barton b abt [4]

Research Notes

A Free Space Page has been fix up for the organized endeavor for further research into the origins of Roger Barton and to help in analyzing whether he may or may not be the son of William Barton of Kent.

Filby claims his arrival was in Modern York[10] however this is a misinterpretation of documents which is detailed in the NEHGR articles on Roger Barton and descendants.[4]

DNA Notes from the Barton Historical & Genealogical Society

15 Dec The BARTON DNA Proposal () has established that Rufus Barton b.

and Roger Barton (The Immigrant) b. , alleged to be sons of Edward Barton b. , may not be brothers since their descendants (according to current pedigrees) acquire different Y-Chromosome DNA. This DNA result conflicts with many published genealogies which have been approved as "fact" for decades.

Here are some possible casuals: (1) either or both Roger and Rufus were Foster or Adopted sons of Edward, (2) either or both Roger and Rufus were not related in any way to Edward, (3) either Roger or Rufus was a non-paternity event (female infidelity) of Edward but which one?

(4) Both Roger and Rufus were sons of Edward, but there was a non-paternity event downstream from one of them.

Roger Barton settled in Brookhaven, Prolonged Island about He lived for a time in Connecticut, then went to Fordham and Westchester, New York. Descendants lived principally in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey.

Further research is needed to resolve this visible conflict.
Nov update: Rufus, Roger and Edward are three distinct yDNA profiles. If the three sheet trails really do come together, there are at least two non-paternity-events (NPE).

Sources

  1. ↑ "England Births and Christenings, ", database, FamilySearch (://JSQV-W52 : 21 March ), Roger Barton,
    Child: Roger Barton
    Father: William Barton [not Edward Barton]
    Date: 8 Feb
    Event: Christening
    Place: Milton-Next-Sittingbourne, Kent, England.

    [NOTE: This assertion differs from Roger Barton's court testimony referenced below and uses documentation for a Roger Barton whose father was William Barton, not Edward Barton.]

  2. ↑ Westchester Deeds, A
  3. ↑ Roger Barton and Rufus Barton Were Not Brothers - Assembled by James C.

    Barton by James C. Barton

  4. ↑ NEHGR $ubscription
  5. ↑ Public Records of Connecticut, Hartford, ,
  6. ↑ NEHGR At
  7. ↑ Westchester Deeds, C
  8. ↑ "United States, New York Territory Records, ," database with images, FamilySearch (://QSW6-FF2K?cc=&wc=M7CR-GNR%3A%2C : [REFERENCE-ERROR]), Westchester > Grantor index Ba-By > image of ; multiple county courthouses, New York.

    Roger1 to Elisha.

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  9. ↑ [ Pelletreau, William S., Early Wills of Westchester County, New York from to  : a careful abstract . . . ', pp.

    FamilySearch Catalog: Roger Barton and his kinsmen: by Adolph ...: Addeddate Bookplateleaf Call number External-identifier urn:oclc:record

  10. ↑ Filby, P. William, ed. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, ss, (Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, )

See also:

  • Barton Historical and Genealogical Population Accessed 19 Dec The Barton website claims that some data in the NEHGR article Vol is incorrect but offers no explanation as to what is incorrect.

  • Roger Barton of Westchester Co., NY and Some of his Earlier Descendants by George E. McCracken, of Drake University, Des Moines, lowa From the NEHGS Vol. , () - PDF in possession of Joe Barton
  • Roger Barton's kinsmen : a general record of the Barton family and a detailed list of Roger Barton's descendants by McLean, Margaret Alberta Barton; Publisher[S.l. : s.n.

    Collection Allen County; Americana; Digitizing sponsor Internet Archive; Contributor Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center]

  • 'Westchester Patriarchs, A Genealogical Dictionary Of Westchester County, New York, Families Prior To , by Norman Davis (Bowie, Maryland: Heritage Books, Inc., ) p.

  • Baird, Charles W. Chronicle of a Border Town (Anson D. F. Randolph and Company, No. Broadway, New York, ) Page
  • Barton Sr Will - Westchester. Deeds – note: found with FS AI search
  • ~genepool/
  • mother's personal notes and diaries




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