Person:James Berry (20)

m. 1740
  1. Thomas Berry, Jr.Abt 1740 - 1812
  2. James BerryBef 1742 - 1804
  3. William BerryEst 1743 - 1781
  4. Barbara Berry1746 - 1818
  5. Rebecca BerryAbt 1748 -
  6. Mary Berry1750 - 1803
m. 1762
  1. Thomas McCutcheon Berry1763 - 1805
  2. William BerryBef 1768 -
  3. Mary Berry1770 - 1850
  4. Grisal BerryAbt 1771 - 1820
  5. Prudence Berry1772 - Aft 1808
  6. James Berry1773 - 1842
  7. Samuel Berry1780 - 1855
  8. Jonathan Berry1783 - Aft 1811
  9. Sarah Berry1785 - 1846
  10. Rev. John McCutchen Berry1788 - 1857
m. 6 Oct 1791
Facts and Events
Name James Berry
Gender Male
Birth? Bef 1742 Augusta County, Virginia[est based on being >21 in 1763 deed]
Marriage 1762 Augusta, Virginia, USAto Elizabeth McCutchen
Property[1] 21 Jun 1763 Augusta County, Virginiabuys 168 ac in Borden Tract
Property[2] 20 Aug 1771 Augusta, Virginia, United Statessells 168 ac in Borden Tract
Marriage 6 Oct 1791 Washington, Virginia, USAto Martha Wilson
Death? 17 Feb 1804 Bowling Green, Warren, Kentucky, United StatesCitation needed

James Berry was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia

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Early Land Acquisition in Augusta County, VA

Disposition of Land from Chalkley's:

  • Page 311. - 20th August, 1771. James Berry and Elizabeth ( ) to James McKemy, £115, 168 acres purchased by James Berry from Thomas Berry, his father, on Cap. Joseph Kennedy's Mill Creek, in Borden's 92100; corner Robert Gray's land, McNutt's new line; corner Francis Beatie's land. Teste: James Cooper, John McCutchen, John Malcom. Delivered: Wm. McKemy, 19th June, 1772.

Working Timeline

1740 (abt): Augusta County - Thomas Berry, Sr. m1 Rebecca Buchanan

  • bef 1742: James Berry is born.
  • 1754 (abt): Augusta County - Thomas Berry, Sr. m2 Esther Ward.
  • 1762 (abt): Augusta County - James Berry m1 Elizabeth McCutcheon.
  • 1763: Augusta County - Thomas Berry Sr. and wife Esther sell 168 acres in Borden Tract to son James Berry. 1
  • 1771: Augusta County - James Berry and wife Elizabeth sell 168 acres in Borden Tract to James McKemy. 2
  • 1780--Lincoln County was created on 1 May 1780 as a Virginia county when Kentucky County (Virginia) was abolished to form Fayette, Jefferson and Lincoln counties.
  • 1792--Logan County was created 28 June 1792 from Lincoln County.

  • 1796--Warren County was created 14 December 1796 from Logan County.
  • 1804: Warren County, KY - supposedly James Berry dies. Proof needed.

Research Notes

  • pos middle name = Buchanan. Source & proof needed.
References
  1. Property Record, in Chalkley, Lyman. Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish settlement in Virginia: Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County, 1745-1800. (Rosslyn, Virginia: The Commonwealth Printing Company, 1912-1913 in Three Volumes).

    DEED BOOK NO. 11. ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

    page 398 Page 242.--21st June, 1763. Thomas Berry and Esther to James Berry, son of Thomas, £25, 168 acres purchased by Thomas from Arthur Kenedy on Capt. Joseph Kennedy's Mill Creek, in Burden's tract; corner Robert Gray; McNutt's new line; corner Francis Beaty. Teste: Alexander McNutt, Jas. McNutt, Thomas Berry, Jr. Delivered: James Berry, April, 1765.

  2. Property Record, in Chalkley, Lyman. Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish settlement in Virginia: Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County, 1745-1800. (Rosslyn, Virginia: The Commonwealth Printing Company, 1912-1913 in Three Volumes).

    DEED BOOK NO. XVII. ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

    page 511 Page 311.--20th August, 1771. James Berry and Elizabeth ( ) to James McKemy, £115, 168 acres purchased by James Berry from Thomas Berry, his father, on Cap. Joseph Kennedy's Mill Creek, in Borden's 92100; corner Robert Gray's land, McNutt's new line; corner Francis Beatie's land. Teste: James Cooper, John McCutchen, John Malcom. Delivered: Wm. McKemy, 19th June, 1772.