Orange County Indexed
The Barnet surname
The Barnet name in Orange County Indexed: 31 historical records.
- In the records
- 1753 to 1840
most named in the 1750s
- Court minutes 1753–1814
- Deeds 1754–1772
- Tax lists 1755
- Records of enslaved people 1772
- Marriages 1812
- Wills 1840
- Places in its deeds and wills
- Hico Creek (2), Mayo Creek (1), Hico Creek Road (1), Mill Creek (1), Moons Creek (1)
- Married into
- Foster 1 · the marriages
- Often named with
- Granville 7, McFarland 2
- Spellings to try
- Barnett, Barnes, Burnet, Barney, Barnit, Barnel
- Search beyond these records
- Barnet in Ancestry Library Edition (on the library’s public computers; add Orange County, North Carolina as a place)
- HeritageQuest, through NC LIVE (anywhere, with your OCPL library card; search Barnet there)
- Barnet in Orange County records on FamilySearch (free account)
Drawn from the records below. Families named together, or married to one another, are leads to follow, not proof of kinship. A similar spelling may be another family, and two people of the same name are not necessarily the same person.
In the historical records 31 records
19 deeds, 1 records of enslaved people, 1 marriages, 4 court minutes, 5 tax list entries and 1 wills and papers, oldest first. Every record that names someone of this surname, as the record spells it; choose a collection to narrow the list. Barnet marriages in full · Search the name in every collection
1750s
- 1753Court minutesWm. Serjant and Hugh Barnet became overseers for clearing and straightening the Granville Courthouse road, with their sections divided at…
- 1754DeedsGranville to Hugh Barnet, 27 April 1754
- 1755DeedsEarl Granville to Hugh Barnet, September 1755
- 1755Tax listsThe 1755 list of tithables: Richard Barnet
- 1755Tax listsThe 1755 list of tithables: William Barnet
- 1755Tax listsThe 1755 list of tithables: Hugh Barnet
- 1755Tax listsThe 1755 list of tithables: Humphry Barnet
- 1755Tax listsThe 1755 list of tithables: Samuel Barnet
- 1757DeedsEarl Granville to Joseph Barnet, December 1757
- 1757DeedsEarl Granville to Joseph Barnet, December 1757
- 1757DeedsJoseph Barnett to William Barnet, December 1757
- 1759DeedsJosiah Dickey to Hugh Barnet, March 1759
1760s
- 1760DeedsHugh Barnet to Robert McFarland, November 1760
- 1760DeedsEarl Granville to Hugh Barnet, November 1760
- 1760DeedsEarl Granville to Samuel Barnet, November 1760
- 1761DeedsEarl Granville to Humphry Barnet, February 1761
- 1764DeedsJoseph Barnet to Robert McFarland, February 1764
- 1764DeedsEarl Granville to Joseph Barnet, May 1764
- 1768DeedsWilliam Barnet to Thomas Douglass, 3 June 1768
1770s
- 1770DeedsHugh Barnet to Thomas Barnet, 18 August 1770
- 1771DeedsJohn Hodge to Thomas Barnet, 20 April 1771
- 1771DeedsHumphrey Barnet to Joseph Barnet, 13 February 1771
- 1772DeedsJohn Barnet to William Barnet, 15 October 1772
- 1772Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): John Barnet to William Barnet, 15 October 1772
1810s
- 1812MarriagesMarriage bond: Daniel Barnet and Milly Foster
- 1814Court minutesDeed, Daniel Weeks to Jarratt Barnet, proved by Amos Wilson.
1840s
- 1840WillsWill of John Southward
Undated
- DeedsJoseph Barnet to Alexander McIntire, March 1759
- DeedsHugh Barnet to Richard Womack, August 1759
- Court minutesThe record listed twenty-eight road commissioners (Thomas Holden, Hugh Porter, James Allison, Thomas Loyd).
- Court minutesA jury was appointed for the road toward Granville County; Edward Chambers, Robert McFarland and Thomas Douglas became overseers.
