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David
Barringer
(1794 - 1863)
Mathias
Barringer
(1767 - 18??)
Mathias
Barringer
(1727 - 1776)
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Behringer
(1692 - 1743)
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David Barringer
Born: 23 Aug 1794
Died: 23 Mar 1884David Barringer was one of at least eight children born to Mathias Barringer Jr. (1767 - 1844) and Catherine Hass. David was born 23 Aug 1794.
Children of Mathias Barringer Jr. and Catherine Haas Name Birth Date Death Date Spouse Jonas Barringer Andrew Barringer Joseph Barringer Mary E. Rudisill Catherine Barringer Polly Barringer David Hunsucker Elizabeth Barringer Jacob Carpenter Peggy Barringer David Barringer 23 Aug 1794 05 Sep 1863 Catherine "Katie" Fry David married Catherine "Katie" Frye. Katie was born 23 Dec 1795. Their married produced at least five children.
Children of David Barringer and Katie Frye Name Birth Date Death Date Spouse Alexander Barringer 1828 1862 Sarah S. Huit Alfred Barringer Emaline "Eliza" Barriner 1826 Elisha Wade Linnie Barringer 14 Oct 1831 13 Jun 1896 Manuel Monroe Cline Noah Barringer 22 Sep 1829 22 Aug 1896 1. Mahala Lavinia Huitt
m. 11 Dec 1856
2. Eliza Diana Cline
m. 29 Dec 1872In 1825 Mathias Barringer, Jr., sells a piece of land to his son David for $427. The tract of land included 235 acres. Thanks to Eric Barringer for sharing the numerous documents
concerning the Barringer family in Catawba County.1825 Barringer Deed for 235 Acres
This Indenture made this twenty fourth day of June A.D. one thousand eight hundred and twenty five Between Mathias Barringer of the one part and David Barringer of the other part both of the county of Lincoln & State of North Carolina. Witnesseth that the said Mathias Barringer for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred and twenty seven dollars to him in hand paid by the said David Barringer the receipt whereof the said Mathias Barringer doth hereby acknowledge to be satisfied and paid hath granted bargined and sold aliend and confirmd and by those presents doth give grant bargin and sell alien and confirm unto the David Barringer his heirs and assigns for ever all that tract and parcel of land situate lying and being in the said county of Lincoln aforesaid on the ___ of ____ Gut Beginning at a ferked(forked) black oak Caldwel is beginning corner and runs thence S 2 W 4163 poles to a stake and pointers thence N 15 W 188 poles to a Red oak on the old line thence West 101 poles to a large ___ oak thence N 5 E 38 poles to a Black oak thence S 55 W 59 poles to a ___ oak thence N 23 E 240 poles to a large B. oak thence S 45 W 80 poles to a stake thence S 55 E 20 poles to a stake thence N 60 E 62 poles to a Black Oak then S 15 E 188 poles to a stone & B. Oak then N 33 E 34 poles to a Spanish Lutz's corner thence to the beginning contuines by estimation two hundred and thirty five acres be the same more or less & Also all the woods ways waters and value courses and a every the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appurtaining and all the rents issues and profits of the aforesaid lands and premeses & every part thereof and all the estate right title intersess claim property and demand whatsoever of the said Mathias Barringer of in and to the land and premeses hereby granted to have and to hold the said land and premeses unto the said David Barringer his heirs & assigns forever And the said Mathias Barringer for himself his heirs the aforesaid lands and premeses and every part therof assign himself and his heirs anbd against the claim or claims of all and every other person or persons whatsoever to the said David Barringer his heirs and assigns shall and will foreve3r warrant and defend by these presented. In witness whereof the said Mathias Barringer hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal the state above and
Sealed & delivered
in person of Daniel Probst Mathias Berringer {Seal} Joseph Barringer
Mathias Barringer
to
David Barringer
DeedState of N. Carolina
Catawba County December Session 1845
This acres of conveyance from Mathias Barringer to David Barringer was proven in open court by the oath of Joseph Barringer and ordered to be recorded and registered.
Witness: George SetzerThis written deed & certificate ??? was duly registered in the Registers office of Catawba County on the 30th day of December 1845 in Book No 100 page 555 to 556.
Elkanah P. Coutler, RegisterDavid writes a letter to "Unknown" Brother in 1828 about a misunderstanding with Mr. Rattiff. Letter from David Barringer to "brother" - dated June 14, 1828
Lincoln County No. Carolina June 14th 1828
Dear Brother,
I embrace the present to write these lines to you and happy in having to inform you that myself and family are all enjoying a reasonable portion of good and no particular occurrence worth relating and making out as well as usual. Father, mother, and family are all well and doing. Old grand father Tipps and grand mother are enjoying a common share of good health for persons of their age though in the course of nature are becoming very frail and infirm. As to brother Mathias we have had no certain information from him for nearly two years past he failing to write in that length of time except by accident by an acquaintance the account as far as it was favorable.
We have no particular occurrence in this country provision and other necessaries are cheap and plenty but a great scarcety of money which proves inconvenient for those involved in debt.
Your letter of the 2d of March last with Mr. Ratttiffs annexed dirrected or addressed to father where in I became a great part the subject of the letter is now before me I observe its contents and am very much surprised to hear the aggreevance that Mr. Rattiff never have received from me a reply in answer to his addressed to me.
I acknowledge the receipt of his to the number of four as well as the one from George Rattiff and to each I think I gave a satisfactory reply and for warded according to instruction directed to Charlestown SC by the mail.
I have never received one cent on the papers of Mr. R though I have used as far I knew all necessary exer-tions as will appear more esplicit in my letter ac-companaing this to your care addressed to Mr. Rattiff.
Mr Rattiff in his to father require the papers put into my hand I send you herin enclosed as far as I now recollect all the essential papers on the business accompanied with a copy of Mr. Spanns reply to me in writing on the subject.
Brother I want to prodeed with precaution so as not be involved in the business without any profit but rather a pretty heavey expence I am willing that Mr. Rattiff may have his papers but before you give them I wish you to obtain from Mr. Rattif a receipt for them so as to operate against the receipt that I gave at ??Frankford.
I shall close for the present requesting you to write as speedily as convenient after the receipt of these lines and furnish me with all the information the business herein cited and withal how you and family are doing.
Your affectionate brother
David Barringer
P.S. I omitted to ansur your request to inform you where brother Mathias is living as far as we know he is living in the Vilage of Tuscalusia, Village Tuscalusia County, State of Alabama.
D.B.On December 9, 1835, David purchased 109 acres of land from John Coulter for $175. Land Deed - 1935 - between David Barringer and John Coulter
This Indenture made the 9th day of December
in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and thirty thirty five between
John Coulter
of the county of Lincoln in the State of North Carolina of the one part, and
David Barringer
of the county of Lincoln in the State of North Carolina of the other part,
witnesseth, That the said John Coulter for
and in consideration of the sum of one hundred & seventy five dollars to
him in hand paid by the said David Barringer the
receipt whereof the said John Coulter doth hereby acknowledge – hath given, granted, bargained and sold, aliened and confirmed, and by these presents doth give,
grant, bargain and sell, alien and confirm, unto the said David Barringer
his heirs and assigns forever, ALL that tract, piece or parcel of LAND,
situate, lying being in the county of Lincoln and State aforesaid
Beginning at a stake in David Barringer line &
Runs thence East 70 poles to a Whitee Oak now lying
down. thence South 45 degrees East 170 poles to a
Spanish Oak on the old line, Thence with these lines
South 75 degrees west 194 poles to a forked Black Oak
the beginning comes to ????? – Thence N. 1 East 163 poles
to the Beginning – containing by computation one hundred acres
And also, all the woods, ways, waters and water-courses, and all and every the appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertaining, and the reversion and reversions, remainder and remainders, rents, issues, and the profits of the aforesaid lands and premises, and every part thereof, and all the estate, right, title, interest, claim, property, and demand whatsoever of the said JohnCoulter
of, in, and to the lands and premises hereby granted; and to have and to hold the aforesaid lands and premises, with the appurtenances, unto the said David Barringer
heirs and assigns to the proper use and behoof of the said David Barringer, his
in trust for Thos. Nelson Weatherspoon, his assigns, forever: And the said
John Coulter for himself,
for himself and his heirs, the aforesaid land and premises, and every part thereof, against
the claim and of his heirs, and the claim or claims of all and every other person or persons
whatsoever, to the said David Barringer, his heirs
and assigns, shall and will forever WARRANT and DEFEND by these presents.
In Witness Whereof, the said John Coulter
hereunto set his hand and affixed seal the day and year first above written.
Signed, Sealed and Delivered,
In Presence of
Attest
Lyman Woodford Jno. Coulter {Seal}
Christian EarneyOn December 21, 1849, David deposited 10.68 ounces of gold (before melting - 10.17 ounces after melting), valued at $200.32, at the Branch Mint of the US in Charlotte, NC. 1849 - David Barringer Gold Receipt
Memorandum of Gold Bullion, deposited the 21 day of December 1849 at the Branch Mint of the United States, at Charlotte, N.C., by David Barringer, of Weight & Value as follows:
WEIGHT Fineness VALUE ADDITON DEDUCTION NETT
VALUEBefore Melting After Melting Silver
ExtractedValue of
SilverFor Oz. Dec. Oz. Dec. 1000ths $ Cts Oz. Dec Oz. Dec $ Cts $ Cts 10
68
10
17
.953
200
32
The above is a true and particular Statement of a Deposit made at the Mint corresponding to Certificate No. 401 issued herewith.
W. Q. Strange, Acting Treasurer
David purchased 81.75 acres of land on 22 Nov 1852 from Daniel Finger for $150. Land Deed - 1952 - between David Barringer and Daniel Finger
This Indenture made the 22 day of November AD 1852 Between Daniel Finger of the one part and David Barringer of the other part, both of the State of No. Carolina and County of Catawba Witneseth (Witnesseth) that the said Daniel Finger for and in consideration of the Sum of one hundred and fifty dollars to the Said Daniel Finger in hand paid & to the Said David Barringer the recipt (receipt) whereof the Said Daniel Finger doth acknowledge, hath given granted bargained and Sold unto the Said David Barringer his Heirs and assigns forever all that tract piece an parcil (parcel) of Land Situate lying and being in the County and State aforesaid, Beginning at a dead Red Oak, said Barringer corner and runs with his line south 14 E 105 Poles, Crossing Pinih gut to a Small White oak formly (formerly) Cloninzers Corner then with his line East 91 Poles to pointers near a road, then North through Elihu Wilsons field and including the house where Jacob Finger now lives 95 Poles to a hickory stump then North 10 ½ e. 42 Poles to a Black Jack then S76 W124 Poles through an old field and pasing (passing) a Walnut Corner to a Stake and pointers on the old line then with said line South 5.E8 Poles to a Read Road, then N 82 (degrees) W 5 Poles to the Beginning Containing & estimation Eighty and & a quarter acres, more or less. And also all woods ways waters and water causes and all and every the appurtenances Wherewith Belonging or in any wise belonging appertaining to the aforesaid land and premis (premises).
To the land and premices (premises) hereby granted to have and hold the aforesaid land and premesis (premises) with the appertinances (appurtenances) unto the Said David Barringer his heirs and assigns and the Said Daniel Finger for himself and his heirs do warrant and defend the title of Said land to the Said David Barringer & his heirs for ever against the Claim of all other persons, In Customary Whereof the Said Daniel Finger hereunto set his hand and Seal the day and year first above written.
Signed Sealed and delivered in Presence of us.
George Setzer
F. ?. Miller Daniel Finger {Seal}
D.F. his mark
State of No. Carolina
Catawba County October ???? 1853
The execution of this deed was duly proven in open court by the oath of Geo. Setzer recorded and ??? the Same he ??? is ???
Witness Geo. Setzer
State of North Carolina
Catawba County November 8th A.D. 1853
This deed and Clerks Certificate was duly Registered in the Registers office of said County in Book No. 4 on Page 257
F. L. Herman, RegisterIn April 12, 1861 the United States Civil War broke out when Confederate forces attacked a U.S. military installation at Fort Sumter in South Carolina. No one in the North or South survived the war without being touched in some way or other. On June 16, 1861 the Provost Marshall in Newton, NC, wrote a letter stating that David has supported the Confederate States of America. The Provost Marshall was the officer in charge of military police. Letter from Provost Marshall concerning David Barringer - June 16, 1861
Office Provost Marshall
Newton Catawba June 16, 1861To all whom it may concern that may concern that
David Barringer of Newton Catawba County has given satisfactory
evidence that He has always been a true loyal
man that he has always done all in his power for
to joined - the United States - has never lacking any ???
whatever to the socalled Confederate States government
that he has sufferd all kinds of abuse on acount
of his loyal Sentiment - and in my opinion
Does not belong to that class that should take
the oath he being a true man at all times.F. H. Krue ???
??? Provost MarshallOn May 3, 1864, David sold 25 bushels of corn to the Confederate States Quartermaster for $5 per bushel ($125 total). The following receipt shows that transaction and that the account was not paid due to a "want of funds". Receipt to David Barringer - May 3, 1864 - from Confederate States
Form No. 12
The Confederate States,
To David BarringerDate
1864
May 2dFor (25 bs) Twenty five Bushels of
Corn at $5.00 per BushellDollars
125Cents
00The above account amounting to
one hundred and Twenty five dollars
has not bee paid for want-of-fundsI certify that the above account is correct and just; and that the articles are to be accounted for on my Property Return for the Quarter ending on the 30 day of June 1864.
Jno. C. Allen, QuartermasterThanks to Eric Barringer for the copy of the 1779 Land Survey Document
SOURCES
Thanks to Eric Barringer for sharing the numerous documents concerning the Barringer family in Catawba County.
Eric can be contacted at eabarringer@gmail.comIf you have additional photos or information on the Barrigner / Beringer Family, please contact me.
