Fourth Generation!,
John,2 SARRATT; [SFA-ID# 1.2.3.01]
(1st s/o Samuel,2 & Elizabeth (Unknown) SARRATT,
(Gs/o Samuel,1 & 1st Wife Anna SARRATT)
(GGs/o Joseph,1 & Katherine SARRAT, "The American Progenitor"
was b. c1759 on the "Double Creek" Plantion South of the Hyco River,
in the old Granville, Orange, and present-day Pearson Co., NC.
He died on 12 Sep., 1830, age 71 years Spartanburg Dist., SC.
He is buried in the "Samuel Sarratt Family" Cemetery (See Map 10, Site "L"
No Headstone) in present-day Cherokee Co., SC.
At the age of 17 he married before 1776 in Spartanburg Dist., SC. to the
16 year old Miss Nancy "Nannie" MORGAN,
(1st d/o Anthony,3 & Mary (WILSON) MORGAN, of Westmorland Co., VA. [FG 98]
(Gd/o Anthony,2 & Ann (DUNCAN) MORGAN, of Farnham Parish, VA. FG 595]
(GGd/o Anthony,1 & Elizabeth (TAYLOR) MORGAN, of Bristol, VA. [FG593]
b. c1760 Brunswick Co., VA. 
d. 13 Sep. 1854, a70y in Spartanburg Dist., present-day Cherokee Co., SC.,
she is buried along side her husband (Map 10l,No Headstone.)
They had  Children 7 born to this Union: [REF:#90, Pg 159]
+1. 1st. Dau: RHODA,   c1776-1884 a78, m. c1796 1) James, Jr GILMORE,4Ch. [FG 24]
                                       m. c1805 2) R. ARENDELL,      3Ch. [FG 24]
+2. 1st. Son: ANTHONY,1*1777-1861 a84, m. c1800 Letitia ELLIS,       9Ch. [FG 27]
+3. 2nd. Dau: "Edy"    c1778-1849 a66, m. c1797 Elijah, Sr. TURNER, 11Ch. [FG 28]
+4. 3rd. Dau: NANCY,   c1780-1832 a52, m. c1802 John HOPPER,         4Ch. [FG 40]
+5. 2nd. Son: JOHN,6   *1785-1854 a69, m. c1806 1) Sarah S. ELLIS,   8Ch. [FG 101]
                                       m. c1833 2) Elender Unknown,  0Ch. [FG 2061]
+6. 4th. Dau: BARBARA, c1788-1863 a75, m. c1810 Charles, Sr. HOPPER,10Ch. [FG 41]
+7. 3rd. Son: SAMUEL,7 c1790-1851 a61, m. c1809 M. Peggy QUINN,      6Ch. [FG 76]
 *Confirmed Dates!
 +More Information!

John,2 SARRATT's Family was first recorded & published by [REF:#155]
Source: "The Sarratt Family", by Nobel Sarratt;
Self Plublished in 1897, Spartanburg Co., SC. See my comments below. ..prs

John,2 SARRATT's Family was recorded & published by [REF:#90]
Source: SURRATT/SARRATT FAMILIES, In the United States 1715-1980, 
by Laura and Norman H. Sarratt, Ed. 1980,
Published by Pioneer Publishing Co., Fresno, CA., See my comments below..prs

John,2 SARRATT's family was quite well doucmented in the
"Union Co., SC Heritage" book of 1981. [146]
the information was supplied by
Mrs. Laurens GARLINGTON;
[REF:#145] Mra. Ann I. (Drain) GILLIAM,
[REF:#145] Martha S. Whitener.
which consists of pages 243 to 246.
They provided Family Group information on:
	Annie Pacolette SARRATT, FG 532, by Ann D. Gilliam
	Clara Hoey SARRATT,      FG 533, by Ann D. Gilliam
	Edwin Oliver SARRATT,    FG 534, by Ann D. Gilliam
	Ethel Wilson SARRATT,    FG 535, by Ann D. Gilliam
	Evelina SARRATT,         FG 536, by Martha S. Whitener
	The SARRATT Family,      FG 537, by Martha S. Whitener
	James Anthony SARRATT,   FG 538, by Ann D. Gilliam
	Lucretia Inez SARRATT,   FG 539, by Mary Eleanor Grantham Wood
	Sidney Gilbert SARRATT,  FG 540, by Martha S. Whitener
	Vivian Irvine SARRATT,   FG 541, by Ann D. Gilliam


Possible Record Problem #1 
In REF:#146, Pg244. Martha S. Whitner, 1981 states:

"The Sarratt Family left Toulouse, France at the time
	of the Huguenot persecution and settled in England. The earliest
	known member of the family to arrive in the United States was
        John SARRATT, who landed in Massachusetts."

Note: No record has been found (by me) to support the Mass. Story.
	John SARRATT, was b. c1759 on the "Double Creek Plantation"
        (So. Hyco River) Caswell Co., NC (present-day Pearson Co., NC.) 
        


Possible Record Problem #2 
In REF:#146, Pg244. Martha S. Whitner, 1981 states:

He (John,2 SARRATT) and other members moved South
	and lived along the Yadkin River in North Carolina. Between 1765
	and 1775 the group, consisting of:
	John SARRATT, his brothers
	Samuel & Lemuel, and sisters,
	Kissie & Mirna SARRATT,
	moved to the South side of the Broad River, near the mouth
        of Sarratt Creek in South Carolina."

Note! John,2 SARRATT, a6y 1st relocated to the East Yadkin River" area
	of Rowan Co, NC. (See Catt's Bounty, 1765) in 1765. At the age
	of 12y (c1771) he relocated, 2nd with his parents prior to 1771 to
	the old Tryon Co., of NC, which later became part of SC. and was 
	raised along with his brothers in the Spartanburg area, of the then 
        96th District of South Carolina. per [REF:#90]

        REF:#146, above is missing brother's 

        2. 2nd Son: Allen,2 SARRATT,   b. *1764

        3. 3rd Son: James,1 SARRATT,   b. c1764

        6. 6th Son: William, SARRATT,  b. c1767

        7. 7th Son: Thomas, 2 SARRATT, b. c1768
        

A record in 1771 shows John,2 SARRATT, age 12 and brother LEONARD SARRATT 
age 6 were "Chain Bearers" for a survey on their father SAMUEL,2 SARRATT, 
Sr., age 29, Land Grant #54 for 200 acres on the West side of the Broad River 
Tryon Co., NC. (Tryon Co., Book 20, Page 699)


John,2 SARRATT, a24y in listed in the 1783 Loyalist, 
list for South Carolina Colony.
[Record Source: 1783 Loyalist, in the  South Carolina Archives, Columbia, SC.;]


AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR: 
Grandson NOBEL SARRATT, [REF:#155, Pg13] wrote in his
The Sarratt Family in 1897 that his Grandfather
John,2 SARRATT was a Loyalist!

"I have not mentioned the fact that JOHN SARRATT,
   my grandfather, sympathized with KING GEORGE in the Revolution of
   1776, and remained loyal to the mother country. This subjected himself
   and my grandmother to very sever trials. A party of American soldiers
   raided his home one night, to capture my grandfather; but my grandmother
   shut the door and stood guard of her house on the door steps and forbade
   the soldiers to enter. They parlayed a little and said, they could
   not further annoy as brave a women as that, and they went away."
  


Major Record Problem #143 
In [REF:#90 pg159] they state:

John, SARRATT, was a Lieutenant in Colonel BENJAMIN ROEBUCK'S
Regiment of the South during the Revolution as revealed by pat vouchers
and other records in the State Archives at Columba, South Carolina." 

This Lt. John SARRATT, is not the above subject, but
is a Cousin. See: John,3 SARRETT, for Continuation! ..prs



Nobel J. SARRATT, reports: The SARRATT Family, Pg4
JOHN SARRATT, my grandfather, previous to the Revolution, married
NANNIE MORGAN, a sister to CHARLES MORGAN, who lived east of the 
Broad River in York County.



__ ____ 1784
John,2 SARRATT, Sr., age 25 received a Land Grant from
the State of South Carolina, for 220 acres.
This land was located adjoining his brothers ALLEN,2 SARRATT
and father SAMUEL,2 SARRATT, Sr. along the West side of the
Broad River, Spartanburg area of the 96th District, South Carolina.
(State Plat, Vol 10 Page 513)

   220 acres of land lying on the banks of the Broad River,
   County of Spartanburg, Ninety-Six District, South Carolina; adjoining
   the property of ALLEN,2  SARRATT 
on one line; with SAMUEL SARRATT
   on the other; and connecting a corner with Mike's Creek.





15 Sep. 1785
SAMUEL,2 SARRATT, age 43
conveyed some land as a Gift to oldest Son John,2 SARRATT, Sr, age 26
(Deed Book "Q-5", Pages 449-450, Spartanburg Co., South Carolina,
Records in the office of RMC Charleston Co., SC). [REF:#143]

SAMUEL SARRATT, Lessor; JOHN SARRATT, Lessee

   I SAMUEL SARRATT Sr., of the State of South Carolina
   and the 96th District, Planter, do for and in consideration of good
   causes, together with the affection and love which I have to my son
   John,2 SARRATT and under consideration of many services doen hereto
   unto me, moving me, I do freely give, grant by a free open and absolute
   DEED of GIFT and do presents, give grant constitute and conform
   unto my well beloved son John SARRATT. ..Part of my land which
   I now live upon, which was originally granted to me by JOSIAH MARTIN,
   Governor of North Carolina, letter patent bearing date the 14th day
   of November, one thousand seven hundred and seventy one (1771). Prepared
   15 Sep., 1785, Recorded 06 May 1786

   Samuel,2 Sarratt

   In the present said witness:

   John Morgan --John2 SARRATT's Father-In-Law

   Samuel, 4 Sarratt,  --John2 Brother (age 21)

   William, 1 Sarratt, --John2 Brother (age 19)




In the 1790 Census for Spartanburg Co., SC.
John,2 SARRATT, Sr age 31 and Wife Nannie (MORGAN) SARRATT,
age 30 can be identified living adjoining his brother's
ALLEN,2 SURRATT property, his father SAMUEL 2, SURRATT,
next to him. It's interesting to note this record
list 4 "Free White Females" and 3 Males Under 16 years of
age, which match the following children.
   (M-637, State Reel 11, Page 88, line 1)
   H/H JOHN SURRAT,                 b. 1759, age 31
   Wife: Nannie (MORGAN) SURRAT,    b. 1760, age 30
   1. 1st. Dau: RHODA SARRATT;      b. 1776, age 14
   2. 1st. Son: ANTHONY, 1 SARRATT; b. 1777, age 13
   3. 2nd. Dau: EDITH SARRATT;      b. 1778, age 12
   4. 3rd. Dau: NANCY SARRATT;      b. 1780, age 10
   5. 2nd. Son: JOHN, 6 SARRATT;    b. 1785, age  5
   6. 4th. Dau: BARBARA SARRATT;    b. 1786, age  4
   7. 3rd. Son: SAMUEL, 7 SARRATT;  b. 1790,   6/12



03 Apr. 1792
(Pickney District Common Pleas Minute Bk 1792-1794)pg 1; 
(Union & York Co., were formed from Pickney Dist.)
[REF:#143]
JOHN,2 SARRATT, age 33y was 

    Ordered that the names of thirty persons who were summoned to
   serve as "Common Pleas Jurors" be entered on the Minutes of the Court.
   Number 4. John SARRATT <--Our Subject!




[REF:#143]  A Dead record dated 18 Aug. 1794, John,2 SARRATT, [Sr.] sold some
the lower half 100 acres of his fathers 1771 Grant property to JOHN BYARS
all except the one acre "Sarratt Family Cemetery."
   (Spartanburg Co., Deed Bk. G, Pages 123-4)
   JOHN SARRATT of Spartanburg Co., SC convey to JOHN BYARS (same)
   for consideration of 30 pounds sterling, some 100 acres more or less
   of land lying on the "West" side of the Broad River the aforesaid
   lower half of a Grant dated 14 Nov. 1771 by Gov. JOSIAH MARTIN of
   North Carolina to SAMUEL SARRATT, [Sr.] with one acre reserved for
  "the grave"....
   Witness:
   James Byars <--See 1790 Census, Pg. 088 F.G. 1-90
   John Byars  <--Not listed Until 1830 Census?
   John Grist  <--See 1790 Census, Pg 087, F.G. 1-83
   Signed by John SARRATT
   Wit. oath 23 Apr. 1796 by John BYARS to H. McCRAY
   Recorded: 18 Nov. 1800

[REF:#143]      On 14th Sep. 1798, a record shows John,2 SARRATT, Sr.,
age 39 asurvey was provided of some 381 acres in the old 96 District of SC.
(Commission of Locations 96th Dist. 1786-1803 Spartanburg, SC; Page 447)
   Survey for JOHN SARRATT, Sr of Spartanburg Co., SC., 381
   acres of land lying on the Wagon Road leading to Cherokee Ford
   on the Broad River; and to  Tate's Ferry, and road to Grindel
   Shoals, bounded by
   CHARLES MORGAN,  <--This is in York Co See 1790 Census Pg 29
   JOHN COOPER,     <--See 1790 Census, Pg. 088, F.G. 2-30
   THOMAS COLE,     <--See 1790 Census, Pg. 088, F.G. 1-70
   THOMAS PHILLIPS, <--See 1790 Census, Pg. 088, F.G. 2-34
   JOHN GIBSON.     <--See 1790 Census, Pg. 088, F.G. 2-66

[REF:#143]      On 04th Feb. 1799, this same record was recorded or
granted to  OHN,2 SARRATT, Sr., age 40 as per Patent Land Survey:
Index of Land Acquisitions 1770-1820, compiled by Smith & Owens,
A Press Greenville, SC; Page 120 & 447 and can be found on the
1798 State Plat Vol. 37, Page 203
   JOHN SARRATT, Sr of Spartanburg Co., SC., granted 381 acres more
   or less, of land in the Pinckney District, lying on "Peoples
   Creek" of the Broad River; known as "Little Meadows", including
   the fork of "Cherokee Ford" and "Tate's Ferry Road", granted this
   4th day of Feb. 1799, by Gov. EDWARD RUTLEDGE.

[REF:#2]     In the 1800 Census for Spartanburg Co., SC.
(M-32, State Reel 50, Page 169, line 3) John,2 & Nannie (MORGAN)
SURRATT, and family can be identified living close to his brother
ALLEN,2 SURRATT (Pg168) property, his father SAMUEL 2, SURRATT,
next to John,2 SURRATT, who listed as owning One Slave; 3 of
the Daughters were NOT living with this family.
   H/H JOHN SURRAT,              b. 1759, age 41 (45 Over)
   Wife: Nannie (MORGAN) SURRAT, b. 1760, age 40 (45 Over)
   2. 1st. Son: ANTHONY, 1 SARRATT; b. 1777, age 23 (16 to 26)
   5. 2nd. Son: JOHN, 6 SARRATT;    b. 1785, age 15 (10 to 16)
   6. 4th. Dau: BARBARA SARRATT;    b. 1786, age 14 (10 to 16)
   7. 3rd. Son: SAMUEL, 7 SARRATT;  b. 1790, age 10 (10 to 16)
   Unknown Female  <---Note!                         (09 Under)
   One Slave

   Children NOT listed in the 1800 Family Unit!
   1. 1st. Dau: RHODA, b. c1776, age 24 m. c1796 1) James, Jr. GILMORE;
   [See 1800 Census, Spartanburg, M-32, Reel 50, Pg 211

   3. 2nd. Dau: EDY,   b. c1778, age 22 m. c1797 Elijah TURNER, Sr.

   4. 3rd. Dau: NANCY, b. c1780, age 20 m. c1800 John HOPPER


[REF:#143]  A Deed record dated 06 Oct., 1800 Shows Brother-in-Law Charles
   MORGAN (Brother of Wife Nancy, son of Anthony, 1 & Mary (WILSON) MORGAN)
   [Spartanburg Co., Deed Book "G", pg 219-220]
   Charles MORGAN of Spartanburg convey to John SARRATT, Sr. of (same)
   for consideration of $120 some 424 acres of land lying; on the West
   side of the Broad River; border of "old Rights" land of
   HARRIS,
   SARRATT;
   which was granted 05 Mar. 1798 Gov. Charles Pinckney to Charles MORGAN.
   Witness:
   John PHILLIPS
   Anthony SARRATT   <----age 23 1st Son of John, Sr. ..prs
   Wm. CARTER
   Signed by Charles ( X ) MORGAN
                    HIS MARK
   Wit. oath 16 Oct. 1800 by John PHILLIPS to H. McCRAY
   Recorded: 17 Apr. 1801

[REF:#143]  Deed record dated 28 Feb. 1801
   [Spartanburg Co., SC., Deed Bk. H, page 17-18]
   Peter PETTERSON, of Spartanburg Co., SC., conveys to James WILKINS
   of (same) for consideration of $200 some 80 acres of land lying
   (omitted)
   Witness:
   John SARRATT,   <--- Our Subject s/b [Sr.]
   Jesse FONDREN   <--- Bro Richard Mar: Sarah COLE
   Signed by Peter PETTERSON
   Wit. oath 28 Feb. 1801 by John SARRATT to John LIPSCOMB
   Recorded: 09 Dec. 1801


 

South Carolina, DEED 
[REF:#143]

Deed record dated 12 Feb., 1803

Deed Book "I", pg 054-056]

Recorded: 28 Jul. 1803
 


John SARRATT of Spartanburg Co., SC 
convey to John McKEE of York Co.,
   SC., for consideration of $250 some 805 acres in two tracts:

1st. 424 acres where John LEFEVER fromerly lived and granted 04 Mar.
   1798 to Charles MORGAN who sold it 16 Oct. 1800 to John SARRATT.

   2nd. 381 acres granted 04 Feb. 1799 to John SARRATT, with improvements,
   where John LEFEVER now lives.

   Witness:

   Thomas KITCHEN

   Richard QUINN

   Signed by John SARRATT <--- Our Subject s/b [Sr.]

   Wit. oath 27 Jun. 1803 by Thomas KITCHEN to John RICHMAN



February 12, 1803  John Sarratt (Spartanburgh County, SC) to John McKee (York 
District) for $250 sold 805 acres in two tracts: (1) 424 ac where John 
Lefever formerly lived and granted Mar. 5 1798 to Charles Morgan who sold 
October 16, 1800 to John Sarratt; and (2) 381 ac granted Feb. 4, 1799 to John 
Sarratt; includes improvements where John Lefever now lives.


February 12, 1803 John Sarratt (Spartanburgh) and John McKee (York District) 
an agreement: John Sarratt sold John MCKee two tracts whererJohn Lefever 
formerly lived and Richard Fondren now lives and tract where John Lefever now 
lives at crossroads called Little Meadows-805 acres in all.



[REF:#143]      On 20 Jan., 1804,
   (Spartanburg Co., Deed Book "I", pg 331-333)
   Records show a Deed was prepared:
   John McKEE of Spartanburg Co. convey to M.(ichael) GAFFNEY of
   York Co., SC.
   some 381 acres of land lying on "Peoples Creek" of Broad River;
   known as "Little Meadows"; including fork of Cherokee Ford and
   Tate's Ferry Road;
   This land was Granted on 04 Feb. 1799 by Gov. Edward RUTLEDGE
   to John SARRATT; and sold 424 acres; borders of
   John SARRATT and <--- Our Subject s/b [Sr.]
   HARRIS;
   Granted 05 Mar. 1798 by Gov. Charles PINCKNEY to Charles
   MORGAN who sold to John SARRATT, who sold 12 Feb. 1803 to John McKIE

[REF:#2]     On 03 Oct., 1804,
(Spartanburg Co., Deed Book "M", pg 222)
Records show a Deed was prepared, a year before
the elder SAMUEL,2 SARRETT died, that shows that he sold his favorite
Fishing spot to his Granddaughter RHODA (SARRATT) GILMORE ARENDELL'S
husband REDDICK ARENDELL, this was not recorded until the 7th Apr.
1810, five years after his death.

[REF:#143]      SAMUEL,2 SARRETT, Sr., of Spartanburg, South Carolina, convey to
   REDDICK ARENDELL, of Spartanburg Co., South Carolina; "a certain
   fishing place on the Big Broad River", beginning at the said
   REDDICK ARENDELL'S corner to the head of McLaron's Island, then
   turns square with the Little Island; thence to JOHN SARRATT'S
   land; In consideration of $10.00.
   LS/ Samuel Sarrett, Sr.
   Witness:
   William Sarratt <--Brother of John Sr.
   John Williams

[REF:#143]      In 1805, before the elder father died, SAMUEL,
2 SARRATT conveyed the "Sarratt Plantation" land to his
oldest Son John,2 SARRATT, age 40.
(Need Copy of Deed Book "Q-7", Page 449, Spartanburg Co., SC...prs)

[REF:#2]     In the 1810 Census for Spartanburg Co., SC.
   (M-252, State Reel 61, Page 202, line 31)
John,2 & Nannie (MORGAN) SARRATT, and family
can be identified living close to his brother WILLIAM, 1 SARRATT
(Pg 203, Lin 27)
   JOHN SURRAT,           b. 1759 age 51 (45 Over)
   Wife: Nannie (MORGAN), b. 1760 age 50 (45 Over)
   Unknown Female  <--Note!              (16 to 26)
   8 Slaves

[REF:#143]  Deed Record dated 11 May, 1811,
   (Spartanburg Co., Deed Book "N", pg 059-060)
   Joseph DAFFRON and wife Nancy DAFFRON, convey to John SARRATT
   for $40.25 some 14 acres and 7 chains of land lying on the
   Broad River.
   Witness:
   John OLD HANCE
   Joseph CAMP
   Signed by Joseph DAFFRON
   Signed by Nancy ( X ) DAFFRON
                  HER MARK
   Wit. oath 13 Jul. 1811 by Joseph CAMP to Joshua RICHARDS
   Recorded: 12 Nov. 1811

[REF:#2] In the 1820 Census for Spartanburg Co., SC., John, Sr. & Wife
Nancy "NANNIE" (MORGAN) SARRATT, were living by themselves, all their
children had left the "Plantation".
   [Spartanburg Co., SC., M33, Reel 120, page 281, Line 003]
   H/H John SARRATT, [Sr.] age 61, b. c1759 (45 Over)
   Wife: Nannie (MORGAN),  age 60, b. c1760 (45 Over)
   1 Slave Female,                          (25 to 45)

On 01 Aug. 1826, John,2 SARRATT, and his son JOHN, 6 SARRATT
were Witness on the Will and Testament of son-in- law READICK/REDDICK
ARENDELL/ARENDELL, husband of Daughter and Sister RHODA (SARRATT)
GILMORE ARENDELL, This Will was Proved by John,2 SARRATT, on 01
Sep. 1834 (Probate Judge Office, Spartanburg, Box 1, Pack 11, Will
Book C, Pg. 52 - 55..prs

[REF:#2]     In the 1830 Census, for Spartanburg Co., SC.
the elder John,2 SARRATT, was Widowed, 71 years old, and
living alone on the "Sarratt Plantation", that was Granted
to his Grandfather SAMUEL,2 SARRATT in 1770.
3rd. Son SAMUEL, 7 SARRATT was living 2 farms away (Pg 317, Lin. 23).
1st. Son ANTHONY SARRATT was living close by (Pg. 317, Lin 1).
2nd. Son JOHN 6, SARRATT was living (Pg 316, Lin. 14).
This 1830 Census listed 12 Slaves, belonging to the elder
John,2 SARRATT.
(M-19, State Reel 171, Page 317, F.G. 25)
   JOHN SARRATT, age 71 (70 to 80)
   1 Female Slave  (36 to 55)
   2 Male Slaves   (24 to 36)
   2 Female Slaves (24 to 36)
   3 Male Salves   (10 to 24)
   3 Female Salves (10 to 24)
   2 Female Slaves (10 Under)

[REF:#2]     The 1830 Census and a 26th Aug. 1830 Deed is the
last record found of John,2, SARRATT, no Testate or Intestate
papers have been found. I is believed his estate was disposed
of by a Deed Settlement.
It is believed his burial location (No headstone marker) is surely
located in the small family cemetery, located West bank of the Broad
River, (See Map 10, Cemetery L 147 pg109) in Cherokee Co., SC. where
he resided the remainder of his  life.

[REF:#143]      This last Deed lists all of the legatees of
John,2 SARRATT, Sr. and the property he owned and the
One acre Cemetery:
(Spartanburg Co., D. Bk. U, Pages 497-8, Dated 26 Aug. 1830) [REF:#143] 
   Legatees: Wife: Nannie (MORGAN) SARRATT, b. c1760
   1. 1st. Dau: RHODA SARRATT;      b. 1776, m. 1)J. Jr GILMORE,2)R. ARENDELL
   2. 1st. Son: ANTHONY, 1 SARRATT; b. 1777, m. Letitia ELLIS
   3. 2nd. Dau: EDITH SARRATT;      b. 1778, m. Elijah, Sr. TURNER
   4. 3rd. Dau: NANCY SARRATT;      b. 1780, m. John HOPPER
   5. 2nd. Son: JOHN, 6 SARRATT;    b. 1785, m. 1) Sarah ELLIS,2) Elender
   6. 4th. Dau: BARBARA SARRATT;    b. 1786, m. Charles, Sr. HOPPER
   7. 3rd. Son: SAMUEL, 7 SARRATT;  b. 1790, m. M. Peggy QUINN

   Situated in the State & District aforesaid, on the Main
   Broad River, adjoining lands patented by SAMUEL SARRATT, Sr, the
   one tract containing 220 acres more or less, patented by JOHN SARRATT,
   Sr bearing date 5th Jun. 1786.... the other adjoining the former
   containing 14 acres & 7 chains more or less; conveyed to JOHN SARRATT,
   Sr. by JOSEPH DAFFRON and NANCY DAFFRON, his wife by deed bearing
   date 11th May 1811.... except One acre of land designed as a "Burying
   Ground"


[REF:#4]     BUFFALO BAPTIST CHURCH RECORDS:
Found in the Baptist Historical Collection at Furnman University
and there are records in the secured vault at the C & S Bank, in
Gaffney, Cherokee Co., SC. BBC located abt one mile South of the North
Carolina state line, that show John Sarratt was a member, Deacon, and a
delegate to the Broad River Baptist Association for many years. He also
served as "Judge of Temporary Disputes" in the BBC.

Source & Reference Notes!


   [REF:#143]  Source: Helen B. Smith,2736 Henry St. Augusta GA. 30909;
   Letter to this writer Mar. 13, 1991. prs

   [REF:#4] Source: Helen B. Smith,2736 Henry St. Augusta GA. 30909;
   Letter to this writer Jul. 20, 1991. prs

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