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John Barberie. Mr. Vessie..., Barberie a Frenchman who had been concerned with the Pirates of Madagascar and a few others whom they could possess with their fears, flew together out of the Province
1688 Jan 5: With Peter and John Peter, John was naturalized.
1688 Jan 17: A certificate of verification of denization issued in London to John Barberie
1688 Member and Elder of the French Church of New York City.
Served as Juror during a trial in New York City. Speaking of the jurors - '... the majority are English. Only two have interest - the name of John Barbarie, a Frenchman who became a prominent citizen in after years and that of Giles Shelly who within a very few years grew notorious as a pirate...'
1691 Jul 4: present - Leftenent John Barbarie
1691 Sep: Left Barbarie...being absent are all to pay three fines unless sufficient reasons to the contrary by next court day
1693 Dec 15: Barbare vs Cuylet. Moves day to argue case, defendant to answer tomorrow. Minutes of Supreme Court of Judicature
1694 Apr 10: Today Wed 10 Apr 1694 after morning prayer was solemnly blessed by Mr. Peyret the minister, the marriage of John Barberie,merchant at New York and of Francoise Brinqueman, widow of Denis Lambert after the publishing of their bans for three successive Sundays without opposition
1695 Dec: On tax list of New York City in the East Ward 90 pounds, 1shilling, 10 pence, 2 qr.
1704 Feb: appointed to New York City Council
1706 as a Council member was appointed one of the commission to determine the pretenses of the Mohegan Indians to certain tracts of land adjoining Connecticut'
1712 Apr 11: a number of slaves set fire to a building and killed whites who came up to extinguish the flames. Some slaves were found not guilty, others among whom was Mingo, a slave of John Barberie who was hanged for his crime. Also, an act was passed by the Colony of New York to reimburse 'John Barbarie, Esq'r. his Executors or Assigns the Quantity of fifty Ounces of Plate, for One Negro So as aforesaid Executed'
1721 May 3: a petition was signed which asked that the house of John Barberie in the Broadway in the South Ward near Fort George be registered as English Presbyterian Church
1727 Jan 9: 'This is as far as the records held by Mr. John Barberie,Treasurer and Secretary of the church go for he died 9 Jan 1727-8(age 67)
1727 Dec 27: will written - John Barberie of New York City leaves to grandson John Barberie, son of Peter, deceased, one half of the land at Romopock, Bergen Co NY, to go to testator's son John in case of grandson's John death without issue. He, was born about 1670 in FranceG.¹
. John Barberie was one of the thousands of Protestants (Hugenots) who fled from France to escape the evils imposed upon them by Louis XIV. The names of Hugenots were removed from all official records as if they did not exist. Many were killed. Many of these immigrants settled at New Rochelle in the state of New York.

Some family trees in ancestry his ancestry back a few generations without any documentation. Therefore I have chosen not to copy this unverified information.
John lived in New York City, NYG, in 1688.¹

John Barberie married Francoise Brinqueman on 10 April 1694 in New York City, NYG.^1,1

John lived in New York City, NYG, in 1695.¹
John lived in New York City, NYG, in 1704.¹
John Barberie died on 9 January 1726.¹

Francoise Brinqueman was also known as Francoise Barberie. She, was born in 1670.

Francoise Brinqueman married John Barberie on 10 April 1694 in New York City, NYG.^1,1

On 8 March 1697. the will of Colonel Gabriel Minveille mentions the two children of my niece Frances Brinkman now wife of Mr. John Barbarie -that is the children she bore to Daniel Lambert her first husband.¹
Francoise Brinqueman died in 1730.

Marie Anne Barberie. _ Type: GENERAL NOTES.^1,2 She. 1701 May 14: Daughter Marie Anne baptized, Daniel Crommelin and AnneCortlandt, Godparents [102]
She may have died young as she is not mentioned in any wills.[032]. She, daughter of John Barberie and Francoise Brinqueman, was born about 1701.¹
Marie lived in New York City, NYG, in 1701.¹

Peter John Barberie married Catherine Moore, daughter of Moore.^1,1

Peter John Barberie was merchant.¹ He. 1715 Jan 16: Named executor of unrecorded will of George Duncan ofNew York
1721 Jun 27: Witnessed deed of George Duncan [102]
1725 mar 18: In the Name of God, Amen, I, Peter Barbarie of New York,merchant, being at present under an ill state of health. My executorsare to pay all debts. I leave to my wife Catherine, during her life,all my plantation, houses, lands and tenements in New Rochelle. And asilver coffee pot, and a small silver tankard, two small silversalvers, six silver spoons, two silver forks, two silver salt cellarsand her wearing apparel, gold watch and jewels. Also my picture andtwo negro slaves and one-half of all household goods and furniture inmy house. I leave to my only son John, my gun, swords, pistols andwatch. I leave to my daughters Frances and Elizabeth all the rest ofmy personal estate. I make my wife and my honored father, JohnBarberie, Esq., and my partner and well beloved brother-in-law JohnMoore and my esteemed friend Peter Valeete Executors. Witnesses -John Hamilton, Richard Moore, William Sharpas. Proved Dec 19 1727/28[102]
1727/1728 Dec 27: Was listed as deceased when his fahter's will waswritten. He, son of John Barberie and Francoise Brinqueman, was born about 1702.¹
Peter lived in New York City, NYG, in 1714.
Peter John Barberie died before 27 December 1727. He was listed as deceased when his father's will was written on this date and his children were named as their grandfather's heirs.¹

Catherine Moore was also known as Catherine Barberie.

Catherine Moore married Peter John Barberie, son of John Barberie and Francoise Brinqueman.^1,1
Catherine Moore. Evidently Catherine married an Allaire after she became a widow. Shehad a step-daughter named Elizabeth, and a niece named Elizabeth(Andrew Allaire's daughter) 1729 Aug 6: The Grand Jury presents as anuisance the house belonging to Widow Catherine Barberie, now in thepossession of Jacobus Moll, in the Custom House Street in the SouthWard. Moll is ordered to remove it within 14 days, as it s ready tofall down 1760 Oct 3: Will of Catherine Barbarie - widow ofMamaroneck in Winchester Co - brother Alexander Allaire my FrenchBible, step-daughter Elizabeth Allaire, niece Elizabeth Allaire,daughter of my brother Andrew - it is understood that my step-daughterElizabeth shall enjoy the whole during her widowhood. Probated Sep 251765. She, daughter of Moore, was born about 1700.
Catherine Moore died in 1760.

John Barberie. 1738 Aug 16: Militia - Ensign to Capt. Paul Richards
1752 Dec 16: Advertisement in The New York Evening Post - to sell asmall farm by John Barberie
1753 to 1762: Vestryman at St. Peter's Episcopal Church
1762 John Barberie, resident of Perth Amboy, loyal to His Majesty,recommended for a vacancy in the Council
1762 Jul 22: Executor of the estate of his father-in-law AndrewJohnston
1765 Apr 10: As executor John Barberie prepared to settle estate ofAnfrew Johnston
1766 Collector of Perth Amboy, Middlesex Co, NJ
1768 Feb 18: John Barberie and other executors selling property ofJeremiah Bright in Perth Amboy, Middlesex Co, NJ
1770 Apr 21: Will written in Perth Amboy, Middlesex Co NJ - realestate to be sold. I have given to my daughter Susanna Johnston, wifeof John Johnston, Jr. 110 pounds. I give to James Delancey of NewYork City and John Smyth of Perth Amboy, who I make trustees, thatpart of estate devised to my daughter Susanna and the profits from thesame, that arises during the life time of her husband, John Johnstonto be paid to her, and if he shoud die then the trust to cease. He, son of Peter Barberie and Susanne Lambert, was born about 1720.
John Barberie died on 23 July 1770. He was buried in St Peter's Ch Cemetery, Perth Amboy, Middlesex Co, New JerseyG.

Susanne Lambert was also known as Susanne Barberie. She. Susanne Lambert was the daughter of Franscoise Brinqueman and hisfirst husband Denis Lambert. [032]. She, daughter of Denis Lambert and Francoise Brinqueman, was born about 1689 in FranceG. possibly Of.¹

Susanne Lambert married Peter Barberie, son of Jean Barberie and Anna De Lancey, in February 1709/10 in French Church, New York City, New YorkG.^1,1

Susanne Lambert died about 1720 in New York City, NYG.¹

James Throckmorton, was born in 1754.

James Throckmorton married Frances Barberie, daughter of John Barberie and Gertrude Johnston, in 1783 in Monmouth Co, New JerseyG.

James Throckmorton died in 1838.

Susannna Barberie was also known as Susannna Johnston. She. Her husband was her cousin.

Susannna Barberie married John Lewis Johnston, Jr., on 16 February 1767 in Middlesex Co, New JerseyG.

Peter Barberie was merchant in Perth Amboy, NJ.

Peter Barberie married Phebe Van Tuyl on 9 May 1772.

Peter Barberie died after 1787.

John Barberie. He was a Captain in the Second Battalion of Cortlandt Skinner'sBrigade, raised during the revolution, $60 pension, and after the warretired to Saint John's, New Brunswick where he was a grantee. He wasa Colonel of Militia and a Magistrate of the county 1777 Takenprisoner at Staten Island and sent to Trenton 1779 May 4: MiddlesexCo, NJ: 'whereas inquisitions have been found and final judgmententered thereon in favor of the State of New Jersey against...peterBarberie, John Barberie, Oliver Barberie---Notice is hereby given,thatthe lands, tenements and all the estates real lately belonging tothe above offenders situate, lying and being in Woodbridge, Amboy andPiscataway...will be exposed to sale at public vendue...' 1781 May22: Wounded in siege of Ninety-Six, SC 1781 Sep 8: Wounded at thebattle of Eutaw Spring. He, son of John Barberie and Gertrude Johnston, was born about 1751.

John Barberie married Mary Ann Stockton, daughter of Major Richard W. Stockton Stockton, on 21 July 1784.

John Barberie died on 19 June 1818 in Sussex Vale, King's, New BrunswickG.

Oliver Barberie. 1776 Dec: Joined New Jersey Volunteers 1778 Feb 15: transferredfrom rank of Ensign in the New Jersey Volunteers to that of Lieutenantin the Loyal American Regiment, commanded by Colonel Beverley Robinson 1779 May 4: Middlesex Co, NJ - 'whereas inquisitions have been andfinal judgment entered thereon in favor of the State of New Jerseyagainst...Peter Barberie, John Barberie, Oliver Barberie---Notice ishereby given, that the lands, tenements andd all the estates reallately belonging to the above offenders, situate, lying and being inWoodbridge, Amboy and Piscataway...will be exposed to sale at publicvendue...' 1780 transferred to Provincial Light Infantry 1783settled at Saint John and was granted a city lot 1787 Sep 25: Ensign41st Regiment of Foot 1788 Jan: in London on the way to join hisRegiment 1788 on half-pay as Lieutenant of American Provincials 1801Jun 17: Married Holy Head, North Wales where he was Barrackmaster anda Major in the army, Euphemia Skinner, daughter of General Cortlandtand Elizabeth (Kearny) Skinner He commenced the study of law in theoffice of Cortlandt Skinner, subsequently entered the British Army, hemarried a daugher of his legal preceptor and one of his sons held anhororable post in the Army or Navy of England. Grantees of Parr Town,now a portion of city of Saint John, John Oliver Barberie from NewYork settled King's County, Sussex. He, son of John Barberie and Gertrude Johnston, was born about 1767.

Oliver Barberie married Euphemia Skinner, daughter of General Cortlandt Skinner and Elizabeth Kearny, on 17 June 1801.

Oliver Barberie died after 1801.

Frances Barberie was also known as Frances Throckmorton. She was buried in Shrewsbury, Red Bank Co, New JerseyG.
She, daughter of John Barberie and Gertrude Johnston, was born on 14 November 1756.

Frances Barberie married James Throckmorton in 1783 in Monmouth Co, New JerseyG.

Frances Barberie died on 19 March 1813.

John Lewis Johnston, Jr., married Susannna Barberie, daughter of John Barberie and Gertrude Johnston, on 16 February 1767 in Middlesex Co, New JerseyG.

Heathcote Johnston married Mary Snowhill on 13 July 1773.
He, son of John Lewis Johnston, Jr., and Susannna Barberie, was born about 1774.

Mary Snowhill was also known as Mary Johnston. She, was born in VirginiaG.

Mary Snowhill married Heathcote Johnston, son of John Lewis Johnston, Jr., and Susannna Barberie, on 13 July 1773.

Phebe Van Tuyl was also known as Phebe Van Barberie.

Phebe Van Tuyl married Peter Barberie, son of John Barberie and Gertrude Johnston, on 9 May 1772.

Mary Ann Stockton was also known as Mary Ann Barberie.

Mary Ann Stockton married John Barberie, son of John Barberie and Gertrude Johnston, on 21 July 1784.

Thomas Coffin Throckmorton, son of James Throckmorton and Frances Barberie, was born in 1784.

Thomas Coffin Throckmorton married Elizabeth Craig in 1808.

Thomas Coffin Throckmorton died in 1868.

Elizabeth Craig was also known as Elizabeth Throckmorton.

Elizabeth Craig married Thomas Coffin Throckmorton, son of James Throckmorton and Frances Barberie, in 1808.

Barberie Throckmorton, son of Thomas Coffin Throckmorton and Elizabeth Craig, was born in 1813.

Barberie Throckmorton married Sarah Mariea Grandin in 1840.

Barberie Throckmorton died in 1870.

Sarah Mariea Grandin was also known as Sarah Mariea Throckmorton.

Sarah Mariea Grandin married Barberie Throckmorton, son of Thomas Coffin Throckmorton and Elizabeth Craig, in 1840.

Euphemia Skinner was also known as Euphemia Barberie. She, daughter of General Cortlandt Skinner and Elizabeth Kearny, was born in 1766.

Euphemia Skinner married Oliver Barberie, son of John Barberie and Gertrude Johnston, on 17 June 1801.

Albert Holley Carraway, son of Albert B. Caraway and Lillie Joe Holley, was born on 10 August 1944 in Blakely, Early Co, GAG.
Albert Holley Carraway died on 4 May 1998 in Alachua Co, FLG. He was buried in Marianna, Jackson Co, FLG.