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John Jared (abt. 1737 - 1804)

John Jared aka Jarrett
Born about in Isle of Wight, Virginiamap
Ancestors ancestors
Brother of , [half], [half] and [half]
Husband of — married 8 Aug 1757 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvaniamap
Husband of — married 1767 [location unknown]
Descendants descendants
Died at about age 66 in Falls, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, United Statesmap
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Biography

Daughters of the American Revolution
John Jared is a DAR Patriot Ancestor, A061852.
John Jared lived in Appalachia. See Appalachia Project.

Wagonmaker and storekeeper. Married Hannah Whitacre August 8, 1757, Falls, Wyoming, PA. Married Rachel Palmer August 23, 1767, near Taylors Mill, Loudoun, VA

John and Hannah began their life together in a Quaker Colony called "Falls Monthly Meeting" in Bucks Co. PA. They soon moved to Hunterdon Co. NJ where Hannah's parents, also Quakers lived. Later after they had 2 little boys, they moved to Loudoun Co. VA. John was a wagon maker and Revolutionary War veteran. When the War for Independence came he was torn between the Quaker learnings and his duty to home and country. The peaceful Quaker religion allowed no participation in war for any reason. When the Jared home was threatened, John and his two oldest sons, William and Joseph, marched away to defend it. He also kept an account book which he used in his family business to record his family history. There is one page in the account book of John Jared that is devoted to transactions with his son William. It is interesting in that it establishes the Revolutionary War service of both William and John and gives exact time of removal of the Jared family from Loudoun to Bedford Co., VA. The entries read:

"In yr. 1781 by work done by him (William) at home- I went to camp"
In 1782 "By tending sawmills for and Mr. Neilson"
"By guarding the prisoners at Winchester"
It was in 1782 when Cornwallis' Army was held prisoner in Virginia.

April 13, 1785, William helped his father with the wagon to Bedford County. William spent the spring months moving to their newly established home and preparing it for habitation. In June he returned with John to Loudoun County and "helped move the family out".

DAR

JARRATT, JOHN Ancestor #: A061852 Service: VIRGINIA Rank: GUARD Birth: 6-23-1737 Death: 1803 BEDFORD CO-PROB VIRGINIA Service Description: 1) BRITISH PRISONERS AT WINCHESTER,1782

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Neither Bucks County, PA nor Loudoun County, VA are considered part of Appalachia today (see this page). The profile says he first married and then died in Wyoming County, PA, which is listed as an Appalachian county.
posted by Liz (Noland) Shifflett
Jenn, the service details do not match. The DAR for A061852 states patriotic service and that he paid the supply tax in 1783. He was not a guard of prisoners.
posted by Beryl Meehan
Warning: Check the data.

A child's birth date should not be before a parent is six years old.

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