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John Barnett, b., 1678, in the neighborhood of Londonderry, Ireland, in company with his brother, William Barnett, emigrated with his family to Pennsylvania prior to 1730, locating in Hanover township, then Lancaster county, being among the earliest settlers in that township. He died in September, 1734, his will being probated at Lancaster on the first day of October following. John Barnett left a wife, Jennett, and the following children, all born in county Derry, Ireland:
i. Robert, b. 1701; m. and removed to Virginia.
ii. James, b. 1703; m. and went to Virginia with his brother; from them most of the names in the South have sprung.
iii. John, b. 1705; m. Margaret Roan.
iv. Joseph, b. 1708.
v. Mary, b. 1710.
vi. Jennett, b. 1713; d. in 1787: unm.
vii. Jean, b. 1715; m. Moses Swan, (see Swan record.)
William Barnett, brother of the foregoing, b. in Londonderry, Ireland, came to America with his brother John; he died in February, 1762, leaving a wife, Margaret, and children, besides other daughters:
i. Joseph.
ii. Sarah.
