The actual burial location is unknown. There is no tombstone for Daniel Jarrett or his wife, Susanna Cheaterena Weaver Jarrett.
Daniel Jarrett (1725), was born in Lawnes Creek Parish, Surry County, Virginia, son of John Jarrett, Elder of Southwark Parish. Daniel Jarrett moved to Mecklenburg County, North Carolina at an early age. (Anson County until 1763.) Daniel was the builder of the Dutch Buffalo Creek Church.
This reference comes from "A Partial History of The Jarrett Family" compiled by Jay G Jarrett (now deceased) and Morris S Yoder. This is only a fraction of the information that is contained in the book. The oldest book that I have seen was compiled: August 1, 1952. Records to substantiate the writings of Jay Jarrett and Morris S Yoder are fairly accurate. Records prove the remaining.
A Condensed History Of The Early Settlers Of Catawba County: written by Colonel Yoder
Jay G Jarrett Publication, Jarrett History Book records:
Daniel Jarrett's Children are:
Samuel E Jarrett, ( - 1806) The eldest
Phillip Jarrett ( - 1802) Never married
John Jarrett (1858-1929) married Elizabeth Fisher in Rowan County
Sarah Jarrett married Michael Speagle, son of John Martin Speagle
1771, History of the Lutheran Church In North Carolina: In 1771, the Lutherans decided to build a church of their own. The location was selected where the cemetery is now. Daniel Jarrett built the Dutch Buffalo Creek Church at which time the name was changed to St John's Lutheran Church. Page 296.
1774 Lincoln County, Register of Deeds: Indenture made between Daniel Jarrett of Rowan, and Samuel Jarrett of Rowan, Sum of 50 pounds proclamation money to heir in hand, paid by Samuel Jarrett for one certain tract of land in Tryon County being part of a large tract purchased by Daniel Jarrett of John Frohock, Esquire by indenture on September 1, 1774
1776, 2nd Salisbury Minutemen - Mecklenburg County; A known Clerk under Captain John Barringer and Colonel Thomas Polk. Lived in Mecklenburg County. Marched towards the battle of Moore's Creek Bridge, learned at Camden, SC that the Loyalists were already defeated, went back home. He would be 51 years old.
1797 Lincoln County, Register of Deeds: 3 Page Deed located in 1794 Book 18, Pages 237, 238, 239, Indenture between Samuel Jarrett and the Lawful Trustees of Grace Lutheran Church or Congregation, John Yoder and John Hefner; On Potts Creek, West side of South Fork of the Catawba River, Lincoln County, North Carolina; $8.00; 3.5 Acres, being part of a large tract of land conveyed by Daniel Jarrett and wife, Susanna Cheaterene Weaver Jarrett (Name As Signed: Cheaterena Jarrett) to Samuel Jarrett on September 1, 1774.
This land is to be used to build a House of Worship, School House, Burial Grounds, Barn Stable, Orchards, Gardens, Meadow Pastures, Fields, Fences, Ways, Water Causes; Signed by Samuel Jarrett, in the presence of M Coulter and David Shuford, during Lincoln County April Court Session, 1797. Witness: John Dickson Cathy. This 3 Page Deed located in 1794 Book 18, Pages 237, 238, 239, Lincoln County
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Daniel Jarrett (1725), was born in Lawnes Creek Parish, Surry County, Virginia, son of John Jarrett, Elder of Southwark Parish. Daniel Jarrett moved to Mecklenburg County, North Carolina at an early age. (Anson County until 1763.) Daniel was the builder of the Dutch Buffalo Creek Church.
This reference comes from "A Partial History of The Jarrett Family" compiled by Jay G Jarrett (now deceased) and Morris S Yoder. This is only a fraction of the information that is contained in the book. The oldest book that I have seen was compiled: August 1, 1952. Records to substantiate the writings of Jay Jarrett and Morris S Yoder are fairly accurate. Records prove the remaining.
A Condensed History Of The Early Settlers Of Catawba County: written by Colonel Yoder
Jay G Jarrett Publication, Jarrett History Book records:
Daniel Jarrett's Children are:
Samuel E Jarrett, ( - 1806) The eldest
Phillip Jarrett ( - 1802) Never married
John Jarrett (1858-1929) married Elizabeth Fisher in Rowan County
Sarah Jarrett married Michael Speagle, son of John Martin Speagle
1771, History of the Lutheran Church In North Carolina: In 1771, the Lutherans decided to build a church of their own. The location was selected where the cemetery is now. Daniel Jarrett built the Dutch Buffalo Creek Church at which time the name was changed to St John's Lutheran Church. Page 296.
1774 Lincoln County, Register of Deeds: Indenture made between Daniel Jarrett of Rowan, and Samuel Jarrett of Rowan, Sum of 50 pounds proclamation money to heir in hand, paid by Samuel Jarrett for one certain tract of land in Tryon County being part of a large tract purchased by Daniel Jarrett of John Frohock, Esquire by indenture on September 1, 1774
1776, 2nd Salisbury Minutemen - Mecklenburg County; A known Clerk under Captain John Barringer and Colonel Thomas Polk. Lived in Mecklenburg County. Marched towards the battle of Moore's Creek Bridge, learned at Camden, SC that the Loyalists were already defeated, went back home. He would be 51 years old.
1797 Lincoln County, Register of Deeds: 3 Page Deed located in 1794 Book 18, Pages 237, 238, 239, Indenture between Samuel Jarrett and the Lawful Trustees of Grace Lutheran Church or Congregation, John Yoder and John Hefner; On Potts Creek, West side of South Fork of the Catawba River, Lincoln County, North Carolina; $8.00; 3.5 Acres, being part of a large tract of land conveyed by Daniel Jarrett and wife, Susanna Cheaterene Weaver Jarrett (Name As Signed: Cheaterena Jarrett) to Samuel Jarrett on September 1, 1774.
This land is to be used to build a House of Worship, School House, Burial Grounds, Barn Stable, Orchards, Gardens, Meadow Pastures, Fields, Fences, Ways, Water Causes; Signed by Samuel Jarrett, in the presence of M Coulter and David Shuford, during Lincoln County April Court Session, 1797. Witness: John Dickson Cathy. This 3 Page Deed located in 1794 Book 18, Pages 237, 238, 239, Lincoln County
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The actual burial location is unknown. There is no tombstone for Daniel Jarrett or his wife, Susanna Cheaterena Weaver Jarrett.
Daniel Jarrett (1725), was born in Lawnes Creek Parish, Surry County, Virginia, son of John Jarrett, Elder of Southwark Parish. Daniel Jarrett moved to Mecklenburg County, North Carolina at an early age. (Anson County until 1763.) Daniel was the builder of the Dutch Buffalo Creek Church.
This reference comes from "A Partial History of The Jarrett Family" compiled by Jay G Jarrett (now deceased) and Morris S Yoder. This is only a fraction of the information that is contained in the book. The oldest book that I have seen was compiled: August 1, 1952. Records to substantiate the writings of Jay Jarrett and Morris S Yoder are fairly accurate. Records prove the remaining.
A Condensed History Of The Early Settlers Of Catawba County: written by Colonel Yoder
Jay G Jarrett Publication, Jarrett History Book records:
Daniel Jarrett's Children are:
Samuel E Jarrett, ( - 1806) The eldest
Phillip Jarrett ( - 1802) Never married
John Jarrett (1858-1929) married Elizabeth Fisher in Rowan County
Sarah Jarrett married Michael Speagle, son of John Martin Speagle
1771, History of the Lutheran Church In North Carolina: In 1771, the Lutherans decided to build a church of their own. The location was selected where the cemetery is now. Daniel Jarrett built the Dutch Buffalo Creek Church at which time the name was changed to St John's Lutheran Church. Page 296.
1774 Lincoln County, Register of Deeds: Indenture made between Daniel Jarrett of Rowan, and Samuel Jarrett of Rowan, Sum of 50 pounds proclamation money to heir in hand, paid by Samuel Jarrett for one certain tract of land in Tryon County being part of a large tract purchased by Daniel Jarrett of John Frohock, Esquire by indenture on September 1, 1774
1776, 2nd Salisbury Minutemen - Mecklenburg County; A known Clerk under Captain John Barringer and Colonel Thomas Polk. Lived in Mecklenburg County. Marched towards the battle of Moore's Creek Bridge, learned at Camden, SC that the Loyalists were already defeated, went back home. He would be 51 years old.
1797 Lincoln County, Register of Deeds: 3 Page Deed located in 1794 Book 18, Pages 237, 238, 239, Indenture between Samuel Jarrett and the Lawful Trustees of Grace Lutheran Church or Congregation, John Yoder and John Hefner; On Potts Creek, West side of South Fork of the Catawba River, Lincoln County, North Carolina; $8.00; 3.5 Acres, being part of a large tract of land conveyed by Daniel Jarrett and wife, Susanna Cheaterene Weaver Jarrett (Name As Signed: Cheaterena Jarrett) to Samuel Jarrett on September 1, 1774.
This land is to be used to build a House of Worship, School House, Burial Grounds, Barn Stable, Orchards, Gardens, Meadow Pastures, Fields, Fences, Ways, Water Causes; Signed by Samuel Jarrett, in the presence of M Coulter and David Shuford, during Lincoln County April Court Session, 1797. Witness: John Dickson Cathy. This 3 Page Deed located in 1794 Book 18, Pages 237, 238, 239, Lincoln County
https://archive.org/stream/historyofluthera01morg#page/296/mode/2up/search/jarrett
http://www.carolana.com/NC/Revolution/nc_patriot_military_privates_j.html
https://archive.org/details/historyofluthera01morg
https://www.nclandgrants.com/grant/?mars=12.14.87.3466&qid=283203&rn=1
http://docsouth.unc.edu/csr/index.html/document/csr08-0372
Daniel Jarrett (1725), was born in Lawnes Creek Parish, Surry County, Virginia, son of John Jarrett, Elder of Southwark Parish. Daniel Jarrett moved to Mecklenburg County, North Carolina at an early age. (Anson County until 1763.) Daniel was the builder of the Dutch Buffalo Creek Church.
This reference comes from "A Partial History of The Jarrett Family" compiled by Jay G Jarrett (now deceased) and Morris S Yoder. This is only a fraction of the information that is contained in the book. The oldest book that I have seen was compiled: August 1, 1952. Records to substantiate the writings of Jay Jarrett and Morris S Yoder are fairly accurate. Records prove the remaining.
A Condensed History Of The Early Settlers Of Catawba County: written by Colonel Yoder
Jay G Jarrett Publication, Jarrett History Book records:
Daniel Jarrett's Children are:
Samuel E Jarrett, ( - 1806) The eldest
Phillip Jarrett ( - 1802) Never married
John Jarrett (1858-1929) married Elizabeth Fisher in Rowan County
Sarah Jarrett married Michael Speagle, son of John Martin Speagle
1771, History of the Lutheran Church In North Carolina: In 1771, the Lutherans decided to build a church of their own. The location was selected where the cemetery is now. Daniel Jarrett built the Dutch Buffalo Creek Church at which time the name was changed to St John's Lutheran Church. Page 296.
1774 Lincoln County, Register of Deeds: Indenture made between Daniel Jarrett of Rowan, and Samuel Jarrett of Rowan, Sum of 50 pounds proclamation money to heir in hand, paid by Samuel Jarrett for one certain tract of land in Tryon County being part of a large tract purchased by Daniel Jarrett of John Frohock, Esquire by indenture on September 1, 1774
1776, 2nd Salisbury Minutemen - Mecklenburg County; A known Clerk under Captain John Barringer and Colonel Thomas Polk. Lived in Mecklenburg County. Marched towards the battle of Moore's Creek Bridge, learned at Camden, SC that the Loyalists were already defeated, went back home. He would be 51 years old.
1797 Lincoln County, Register of Deeds: 3 Page Deed located in 1794 Book 18, Pages 237, 238, 239, Indenture between Samuel Jarrett and the Lawful Trustees of Grace Lutheran Church or Congregation, John Yoder and John Hefner; On Potts Creek, West side of South Fork of the Catawba River, Lincoln County, North Carolina; $8.00; 3.5 Acres, being part of a large tract of land conveyed by Daniel Jarrett and wife, Susanna Cheaterene Weaver Jarrett (Name As Signed: Cheaterena Jarrett) to Samuel Jarrett on September 1, 1774.
This land is to be used to build a House of Worship, School House, Burial Grounds, Barn Stable, Orchards, Gardens, Meadow Pastures, Fields, Fences, Ways, Water Causes; Signed by Samuel Jarrett, in the presence of M Coulter and David Shuford, during Lincoln County April Court Session, 1797. Witness: John Dickson Cathy. This 3 Page Deed located in 1794 Book 18, Pages 237, 238, 239, Lincoln County
https://archive.org/stream/historyofluthera01morg#page/296/mode/2up/search/jarrett
http://www.carolana.com/NC/Revolution/nc_patriot_military_privates_j.html
https://archive.org/details/historyofluthera01morg
https://www.nclandgrants.com/grant/?mars=12.14.87.3466&qid=283203&rn=1
http://docsouth.unc.edu/csr/index.html/document/csr08-0372
