BIRTH: Date is stated without a source citation in THE JARMAN FAMILY, an
undated genealogy of five typed pages by Robert Powell Carver,
Cookville, Tennessee (preserved in Jarman verticle file at Tennessee
State Library).
DEATH: From the newspaper, TENNESSEE BAPTIST, 31 Jan. 1857; abstracted by Russel Pierce Baker in OBITUARIES AND MARRIAGE NOTICES FROM THE TENNESSEE BAPTIST: 1844-1862 (Easley, SC: Southern Historical Press, 1979).
SPOUSE-CHILDREN: The name of Robert Hall Jarman's wife, the names of their children, their approximated years of birth, and the names of their spouses are taken from an addendum to a five page typed chart of descendants of Amos Jarman, son of Robert hall Jarman. The chart was prepared by Edna (Jarman) Cranor about 1954. She states that the info on Robert Hall Jarman's family came from Bettie Mathes who said her mother gave it to her. Bettie Mathes's mother was a daughter of Nancy Adeline (Jarman) Lester. A photo copy of this chart was sent to John L. German by Jarman Word, Birmingham, Alabama, 1 July 1980.
HEIRS: Posted 11 November 1999 on TNWILSON-L by Ken Jenkins kennethj@i-55.com:
Robert Jarman departed this life intestate on 17 May 1849. He left as his heirs, to wit, Joseph C. Cason and wife Joanna, formerly Joanna Jarman; Granville T. Medlin and wife Martha C., formerly Martha C. Jarman; John J. Martin and wife Elizabeth, formerly Elizabeth Jarman; Harrison Lester and wife Nancy A., formerly Nancy A. Jarman; Sterling Hardy and wife Susannah B., formerly Susannah B. Jarman; Horace H. Patterson and wife Eleanor, formerly Eleanor Jarman; Kendall C. Barton and wife Lock, formerly Locky Jarman; William Dillon and wife Dovey, formerly Dovey Jarman; Robert H. Jarman; Lavice Patterson and Anna J. Patterson, minor heirs of Philina Patterson, wife of Amzi Patterson; Susannah Jarman, widow of said Robert Jarman; Mathew Gibson and wife Mary, formerly Mary Jarman. Shadrack Jarman of Wilson County and Amos Jarman of Rutherford County are petitioning to sell land. 10 June 1851 (Chancery Court 1850-1854, Pp 159-161)
This breaks down as follows:
Robert Hall JARMAN
b. 15 Aug 1781 - North Carolina
d. 17 May 1849 - no Will - Wilson County Tennesssee?
m: about 1786 - North Carolina
Susannah (SMALL) JARMAN
ch (as numbered - shown in order of Chancery Court document):
Heirs:
Joseph C. Cason and wife Joanna, formerly Joanna JARMAN;
(8) Joannah JARMAN
b. 1817 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
d. (unknown)
m: 23 Feb 1839 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
Joseph T. CASON
Granville T. Medlin and wife Martha C., formerly Martha C. JARMAN;
(13) Martha K. (JARMAN) MORROW - MEDLIN
b. 1829 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
d. (unknown)
m(1): DR. ------- MORROW
m(2): 4 Jan 1849 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
Granville MEDLIN
John J. Martin and wife Elizabeth, formerly Elizabeth JARMAN;
(4) Elizabeth (JARMAN) MARTIN - WINSETT
b. 1809 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
d. (unknown)
m(1): J. J. MARTIN
m(2): 18 Feb 1828 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
Hall J. WINSETT
Harrison Lester and wife Nancy A., formerly Nancy A. JARMAN;
(9) Nancy Adeline (JARMAN) LESTER
b. 1819 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
d. (unknown)
m: 12 Nov 1840 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
Harrison LESTER
Sterling Hardy and wife Susannah B., formerly Susannah B. JARMAN;
(12) Susan Birdotta (JARMAN) HARDY
b. 1824 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
d. (unknown)
m: 29 Aug 1842 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
Sterling B. HARDY
Horace H. Patterson and wife Eleanor, formerly Eleanor JARMAN;
(10) Ellender (JARMAN) PATTERSON
b. 1821 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
d. (unknown)
m: 10 Nov 1842 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
Horace H. PATTERSON
Kendall C. Barton and wife Lock, formerly Locky JARMAN;
(7) Lockey (JARMAN) BARTON
b. 1815 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
d. (unknown)
m: 7 Jan 1839 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
Kendell C. BARTON
William Dillon and wife Dovey, formerly Dovey JARMAN;
(5) Dovey (JARMAN) DILLON b. 1811 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
d. (unknown)
m: 11 Nov 1833 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
William DILLON
Robert H. JARMAN;
(11) Robert Hall JARMAN JR.
b. 1823 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
d. (unknown)
m: about 1848 - Tennessee
Christina J. (JONES) JARMAN
b. 1830
d. (unknown)
Lavice Patterson and Anna J. Patterson, minor heirs of Philina Patterson,
wife of Amzi
Patterson;
(6) Philapena JARMAN
b. 1813 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
d. (unknown)
m: Anzie PATTERSON.
Susannah JARMAN, widow of said Robert JARMAN;
(see above)
Mathew Gibson and wife Mary, formerly Mary JARMAN.
(1) Mary (JARMAN) GIBSON
b. about 1803 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
d. (unknown)
m: 10 Jan 1821 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
Matthew GIBSON
Shadrack Jarman of Wilson County and
(3) Shadrack JARMAN
b. 26 Dec 1806 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
d. 16 Oct 1873 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
m(1): 11 Mar 1833 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
Margaret HARDY
m(2): 30 Apr 1845 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
Sophia V. (ALFORD) JARMAN
b. 1828 - Tennessee
d. (unknown)
Amos Jarman of Rutherford County are petitioning to sell land.
(2) Amos JARMAN
b. 1805 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
d. 19 Nov 1856 - Rutherford County) Tennessee
m(1): about 1830 - Tennessee
Charlotte (SPAIN) JARMAN
m(2): about 1841 - Tennessee
Maryann Elizabeth (BILBRO) JARMAN
b. 1821 - Tennessee.
10 June 1851 (Chancery
Court 1850-1854, Pp 159-161)
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There is also
(14) Christianna JARMAN
b. 1830 - (Wilson County) Tennessee
d. (unknown)
But it assumed she is deceased at this date
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MISC: The following was given to Carole Gibson by Bob Carver and forwarded to John German on Sun, 10 Mar 2002 23:27:02 -0800
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Carole,
Many years ago, when I was a teenager and just starting my research efforts, I was in correspondence with a Mrs. William Orville Cranor, who was a descendant of AMOS JARMAN, son of ROBERT HALL JARMAN and SUSAN SMALL She copied information from a family Bible for me which stated that ROBERT HALL JARMAN married SUSAN SMALL. I gave that data to the TN State Library and Archives, so I dont have a copy.Back then I was not interested in keeping my sources! What a terrible mistake on my part.
ROBERT (HALL) JARMAN died by June 4, 1849, when his sons, SHADRACK JARMON and
AMOS JARMAN were appointed administrators of his estate. Securities for their bond were GRANVILLE T. MEDLING, JOSEPH T. CASON, and S> B> HARDY. The bond was for $20,000. [QCR, 1848-1856, p. 85] SUSANNAH was still living and commissioners were appointed on the same day to allot to her and the family at home a year's provisions from the estate. Commissioners were JACOB B. LASATER, JOHN H. JOHNSON and WILLIAM LEA. [Ibid.]
ROBERT JARMAN's admrs - ex parte petition for sale of slaves - Clerk to take proof. [CCR, 1846-1853, 1-8-1850, p. 222] The next day the Clerk reports that "the negroes mentioned are 13 in number and that there are 14 distributees to said estate. Negroes cannot be divided. Ordered so;ld at the late residence of ROBERT JARMAN, decd. [Ibid., 1-9-1850, p. 237.]
J. C. CASON et al v MATTHEW GIBSON et al -
Deft MATTHEW GIBSON and wife are non-residents of this state and publica- tion has issued. They failed to appear. Ordered for hearing at next term and that AMZI PATTERSON be aptd guardian to defend the minor heirs of PHILOPENA PATTERSON. [Ibid., 1-11-1850, p 237.]
J. C. CASON et al v MATHEW GIBSON et al - petition to assign dower and sell land
SUSAN JARMAN, widow of ROBERT JARMAN, is entited to dower. She is will- ing to take the whole of her said dower in the homestead tract containing about 496 acres of which she is content to take the whole tract except that part of the tract designatied by the said ROBERT in his life time for said JOHN J. MARTIN, which said portion so taken by him (her?) lies west of the said MARTIN tract running east tot he line designated by the said ROBERT in his lifetime, containing 250 acres. Dower agreed. Sell the MARTIN tract, the BROWNING tract, the PATTERSON tract, the CASON tract, the MEDLIN tract, the BARLOW tract and the cedar tract. [Ibid, 7-4-1850, p. 301.]
[NOTE: both these entries in the Chancery Court Records are mis-entered by calling J. T. CASON ...J.C.]
JOSEPH T. CASON et al v MATHEW GIBSON et al -
The MEDLIN tract was divided, the larger tract containing 85 acres (description followed). The cedar tract (description followed) adjoins H. S. JONES and AMOS JARMON and old Mill road. Both were sold to GRANVILLE T. MEDLIN for $15 per acre. The CASON tract (description followed) sold to JOSEPH T. CASON for $12 per acree. The MARTIN tract (description followed) sold to R. H. JARMON for $7.05 per acre, there being 244 1/2 acres. The PATTERSON tract, containing 170 acres and 105 poles sold to HORACE PATTERSON for $18.55 per acre (description followed). The BROWNING tract containing 102 acres and 46 poles sold to K.C. BARLOW at $3.80 per acre (description followed). The BARLOW tract containing 120 acres and 40 poles sold to JOHN J. MARTIN for $14.05 per acre (description followed). The Cedar tract contains 16 acres and was sold to JOSEPH T. CASON. The MEDLIN tract with it cedar tract of 26 acres. [Ibid., 1-8-1851, p. 326ff]
JARMON's admrs - petition for sale of slaves - final decree
ROBERT JARMON bought George for $715; SUSAN JARMON bought Big Charles for $500, also Will and Bob at $400; JOHN BROWN bought Sally for $200; NATHANIEL S. OVERALL bought Solomon for $400; HARRISON LESTER bought Little Charles for $806; JOHN HALL bought Abe for $522; JOSEPH T. CASON bought ? for $215; ROBERT H. JARMON bought Sarah and child for $726, and also a small girl, Ally, for $160. {Ibid., 1-8-1851, p. 330.]
JARMAN's admrs v GRANVILLE T. MEDLIN -
Take bill for confessed as to KENDALL BARLOW and wife, LOCKEY BARLOW, and JOSEPH C. CASON and SUSANNAH JARMAN. Did not answer. Hearing set for next term. [Ibid., 7-8-1851, p. 373.]
JARMAN's admrs v GRANVILLE T. MEDLIN -
Clerk to take account. [Ibid., 7-10-1851, p. 391.]
JARMAN's admrs v GRANVILLE T. MEDLIN et al - final decree
It appears that ROBERT JARMAN died intestate in Wilson County, TN, in the month of May, 1849, leaving a large estate consisting of lands, negroes and personal property. His wife, SUSAN JARMAN, and twelve children survived him. The deceased had thirteen children: AMOS, SHADRACK, ROBERT H., MARTHA C. who married GRANVILLE T. MEDLIN, ELIZABETH who married JOHN J. MARTIN, NANCY A. who married HARRISON LESTER, SUSAN B. who married STERLING HARDY, LOCKEY who married KENDALL C. BARLOW, DICY who married WILLIAM DILLON, MARY who married MATHEW GIBSON, and PHILOPENA who married ANZIE PATTERSON. The daughter, PHILOPENA, died before the said ROBERT, leaving two children: AMOS J. and LAVISA, who are now before the Court as defts. Since the death of said ROBERT, his daughter, JOANNA, who married deft CASON, has died leaving three children: WILLIAM, SOPHRONIA and REBECCA, who are before the Court as defts. It seems to have been the intention of ROBERT JARMON to divide his estate equally between his children by giving to each as they married or came of age a tract of land and articles of household and kitchen furniture. This in- tention was only partly carried out. Advancements made to ROBERT H. JARMAN, etc.....[These continue on the next several pages. I did not copy the particulars] The advancements to SHADRACK JARMAN begin on page 439, "in money, $1000; a mare, $30; bed and furniture, $25; cow and calf, $9; cups and plates, $2; Bible, 60 cents; two negro boys, $700; horse, $40; cash, $150; total for SHADRACK JARMAN, $1956.60. [I copied this because he is my ancestor.] After debts, there is for distribution, $4471.19. SHADRACK's share is $2644.43 1/2 less advancements of $1956.60, balance to be received $687.83 1/2. The share of MARY GIBSON is to be settled on her alone. [Ibid., 1-7-1852, p. 436ff]
SUSANNAH JARMON died by October 4, 1852, when HARRISON LESTER was aptd admr of her estate, with JOSEPH T. CASON and AMOS JARMON, securities. Bond $2400. [QCR, 1848-1856, p. 586]
HARRISON LESTER, admr of SUSANNAH JARMON, decd - Petition for sale of slaves
It appears that SUSANNAH JARMON died intestate and that HARRISON LESTER has been aptd admr. There are three slaves and there are 13 distributees. Slaves are BETTY, WILL and CHARLES.. Ordered to be sold. [Ibid.., p. 592.]
AMOS JARMON et al v WILLIAM CASON et al -
It appears that WILLIAM CASON, SOPHRONIA CASON and SUSAN REBECCA CASON are minors and have no regular guardian. Ordered that JOSEPH T, CASON be aptd guardian ad litum. [Ibid., p. 597.]
AMOS JARMON, HARRISON LESTER et al v WILLIAM CASON et al - Petition for sale of land
It appears that ROBERT JARMON died intestate in Wilson County, TN, some years ago and that dower was assigned to SUSANNAH JARMON, his widow, and that SUSANNAH has since died; ordred that JOSIAH S. MCCLAIN sell land. [Ibid.]
AMOS JARMON et al v WILLIAM CASON et al - Petition for sale of land
JOSIAH S. MCCLAIN caused the land of the heirs of ROBERT JARMON, decd, to be surveyed. Two tracts in Wilson and Rutherford Counties, the first 286 acres joings the land of ROBERT H. and AMOS JARMON, BURRELL PATTERSON, JACOB B. LASATER and others. The second joins the lands of ROBERT H. and AMOS JARMON and Dr. BAIRD and others., contains 34 (?) acres. ROBERT H. HARMON bought both tracts for $15 per acre. [Ibid., 11-1-1852, p. 606.]
HARRISON LESTER, admr - Petition to sell slaves
LESTER as special comsr to sell slaves belonging to the estate of SUSANNAH JARMON, decd, reports that J. T. CASON bought Charles for $721 and HARRISON LERSTER bought Will at $270, and H. JARMON bought Betty for $221. [NOTE, the last named, H. JARMON, is not R. H. JARMON.] [QCR, 1852-1856, 12-6-1852, p. 12]
HARRISON LESTER, admr of SUSAN JARMON, decd, having died before business was completed, AMOS JARMON aptd admr de bonis non of SUSAN JARMAN with securities S.B. HARDY and S. JARMON. Bond $3000. [Ibid., 9-4-1854, p. 326.]
On June 3, 1848, ROBERT JARMAN deeded to JOSEPH T. CASON 120 acres on Bradley's Creek. [DB X, p. 472f]
A. J. PATTERSON deeded 100 acres on Bradley's Creek to ROBERT JARMAN. [Ibid., 2-10-1845, p. 521.]
SHADRACK JARMAN to ROBERT H. JARMAN my fee simple interest in the land that ROBERT JARMAN died siezed and possessed. Said land is in Rutherford and WIlson Counties, the widow has a lifetime estate. [DB Y, 2-13-1852, p. 467.]
If you want it, I have the will of REUBEN SMALL, the father of GEORGE, AMOS and SUSANNAH SMALL. REUBEN's widow, CATY, remarried a WILSON and migrated to Wilson Co., TN, along with her children and the extended JARMAN family from
Jones Co., NC.
Bob
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Subject: Winsettes
Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 22:27:49 -0800
From: Carole Gibson
To: John German
You probably know about Rober A. Winesette, Jr. also. His website is:
http://www.geocities.com/winesette/winsett.html
It's interesting, as he mentions the Jarman connection but it's not really useful data.
I gave him the following reference citations from Rutherford Co., TN. I'm wondering what was the connection they all had with Owen L. Wood.
1807 Deed Jarman Winsett to Robert Nelson for 200 acres; proven by Robert Orr Rutherford Co. Court Minutes; Book A/B, pg. 6.
1809 Jan. Court Jarman Winsett is released from the payment of half the appraised value of a sow taken up as an estray it appearing by his oath that the [?] is dead valued two dollars fifty cents. Rutherford Co. Court Minutes Book C, pg. 88.
1828 Deed May: A deed of conveyance from David Winsett to Franklin McClaran for 100 acres Rutherford Co. Ct. Minutes Book V, p. 206.
1835 Sept. Nov. Estate Sept., Oct., Nov.: Sale of inventory of estate of Owen L. Wood, dec¹d; names Mathew Gibson, Robert Jarman, Amos Jarman, Wilson Copeland, Ambrose McKee, J. H. & H. J. Winsett, Saml McAdoo, Leonard Koonce, John & Nelson Doak, Wm. Shelton, John Woods, Nancy Wood Rutherford Co. Wills & Inventories, page 317, TSLA roll #260
1840 Court case Chancery court suit, Philip J. Burrus and surviving partners versus Hall J. Winsett in Mo., Matthew Gibson in Mo. and Andrew McRee; also names Jarman, Patterson and Barlow. Tennessee Telegraph May 2, 1840
Cheers,
Carole
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Subject: Jarman in Rutherford Co.
Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2002 01:31:40 -0800
From: Carole Gibson
To: John German
John, here's all of the citations I have for Jarmans in Rutherford County. Mathew Gibson's
property was next to Robert Jarman's on Bradley's Creek on the Rutherford County side. I
believe Jarman's land lay in both counties but more was in Wilson Co.
Cheers,
Carole
1812 Deed James Sanders from Sumner Co. to Shadrack Jarmon; 382 acres on Bradley's Creek; witnesses
Thomas J. Cook, and Robert Jarmon. Rutherford Co. Deeds, Book E, pg. 24
1818 Deed April 21, Alexander Ewing to Robert Jarmon of Wilson Co.; $5000 for 1,000 acres of land
bordering James Gibson's; witnesses: Sharack Jarmon, Henry Crabb Rutherford Co. Deeds, Book L, page 324
1818 Deed Sept. 10, Robert Jarmon to Shadrack Jarman; $3000 for 367 acres bordering James Gibson's;
witnesses: Allen Powell, Gilead Hubble Rutherford Co. Deeds, Book L, page 363
1819 Deed Shadrack Jarman to Benjamin Clayton, both of Wilson Co.; $2385 for 367 acres on Bradley's
Creek, bordering James Gibson; wit: Robert Jarman, Arthur Harris. Rutherford Co. Deeds, Book Q, Page 306
1819 Church Robert and Susana Jarman listed as members Bradley¹s Creek Baptist Church minutes
1821 marriage Matthew Gibson m. Mary Jarman, Jan 10.; Bondsman: John Wilson in Lebanon, Wilson Co.
1823 Deed Robert Jarman to Owen L. Wood; 200 acres; proven by Robert Jarman himself. Rutherford Co.
Deeds, Book P, Page 178; Rutherford Co. Minute Book S, pg. 104
1825 Sale July: Estate of Abner Dement; names Robert Jarmon, John Hoover, William Wilson, Spill C.
Hoskins, Nathan Hall, James Gibson, Tobias Koonce, etc. Rutherford Co. Court Records Book 6, pg.147
1828 mortgage William Bond to Robert Jarman of Wilson Co.; 250 acres on Bradley's Creek; oaths of William
Brady & Alfred Miller, subscribing witnesses. Rutherford Co. Deeds, Book R, pg. 328 & Rutherford Co. Ct.
Minutes Book V, p. 177
1828 Aug. Court Robert Jarman vs. William Davis & Joseph Trimble. Defendants have not paid the debt of
$180.pp. The plaintiff recovers debt & damages of $13.00 plus costs. Rutherford Co. Ct. Minutes Book V, pg.
280.
1829 Oct Deed Joseph B. Johns to Robert Jarman of Wilson Co.; $300 for 158 acres on Bradley's Creek
bordering James Gibson, Jarman, & Johnson; wit. Benj. Clayton, Thomas Johns. (Min. May, 1831) Rutherford
Co. Deeds, Book S, pg. 438 Rutherford Co. Ct. Minutes Book W, pg. 70
1833 Feb. Deed A deed of conveyance from Robert Jarman to Amos Jarman for 181 acres; proven by Robert
Jarman. Rutherford Co. Deeds, Book T, pg. 190 & Rutherford Co. Ct. Minutes Book X, p. 481
1833 Feb. Court A deed of conveyance between John. G. & John W. Murphy to Robert Jarman, Allen
Harris and Bennett Rucker, Deacons of the United Baptist Church; a certain tract of unspecified land.
Rutherford Co. Ct. Minutes Book X, pg. 522.
1833 Deed Robert Jarman of Wilson Co. to Benjamin Cartwright of Rutherford; 35+ acres on Bradley's Creek
adj. to D.L. Woods, S. McAdoo; wit: Amos Jarman, Wm. W. Jackson, Tobias Koonce; reg. 1840 Rutherford
Co. Deeds, Book X, page 619
1834 Oct Deed James Gibson, Sr. to Pleasant White; $1,000 for 100 acres on E fork of Stones River, beg. at
stake in Donelson's old line adj. to Robert Jarmon; wit: ?J. McCowan, Sam'l McAdoo Rutherford Co. Deeds,
Book U, pg. 143
1834 Dec. Deed James Gibson to John Brown; $1,000 for 70 acres on Bradley's Creek adj. Robert Jarman,
White, McKee, Mathew Gibson; wit: Hugh Wallace, Richard Brown, Benjamin W. Batte Rutherford Co.
Deeds, Book U, pg. 255
1835 Aug. 17 Court It is ordered by the court that Robert Jarman, Enoch H. James, Andrew M. McKee, Wm.
Thomas & Joseph McCracken be appt. commissioners to divided estate of Owen L. Wood. Repeated Nov.
16th. Rutherford Co. Ct. Minutes Book Y, pg. ?
1835 Sept. Nov. Estate Sept., Oct., Nov.: Sale of inventory of estate of Owen L. Wood, dec¹d; names
Mathew Gibson, Robert Jarman, Amos Jarman, Wilson Copeland, Ambrose McKee, J. H. & H. J. Winsett, Saml
McAdoo, Leonard Koonce, John & Nelson Doak, Wm. Shelton, John Woods, Nancy Wood Rutherford Co.
Wills & Inventories, page 317, TSLA roll #260
1836 Tax record
Dist. 15 Robert Jarmen 320/2620
Dist. 16 Amos Jarman 181/1200 3/1500
1837 Tax record
Dist. 15 Robert Jarmen 350/2800
Dist. 16 Amos Jarman 181/1200 1/800 1
1838 deed Matthew Gibson to Robert Jarmon of Wilson Co.; $3,000 for 175 acres on Bradley's Creek adj.
Samuel Gibson's tract; wit: Amos Jarman, Andrew M. McKee. Rutherford Co. Deeds, Book X, pg. 118
1840 Court case Chancery court suit, Philip J. Burrus and surviving partners versus Hall J. Winsett in Mo.,
Matthew Gibson in Mo. and Andrew McRee; also names Jarman, Patterson and Barlow. Tennessee Telegraph
May 2, 1840
1840 Deed Robert Jarman to William Dillon; $800 for 125 acres on Bradley's Creek in Dist. 16; wit: D. Jordan,
Thomas Wilson. Rutherford Co. Deeds, Book X, pg. 617
1840 Deed Robert Jarman to Amzi C. Patterson; $800 for 140 acres in Dist. 16 near Bradley's Creek meeting
House; wit: D. Jordan, Thomas Wilson. Rutherford Co. Deeds, Book X, pg. 678
1849 Taxes Names Acres/Value Dist.
Amos Jarmon 260/1600 16
Robert Jarmon 100/1500 16
AGLL microfilm roll V23-61, "Tennessee County Records." Rutherford Co. Historical Society, Publication #23,
Summer 1984, pg. 96-119.
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