Roger Barton, (The Immigrant) b. Abt 1628 England d. Aft 24 Jul 1688 Westchester Co., New York, USA: BARTON One Name Study

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Abt 1628 - Aft 1688 (~ 60 years)

Name	Roger Barton
Suffix	(The Immigrant)
Born	Abt 1628	England [1]
Gender	Male
Will information	28 Jun 1688	Westchester Co., New York, USA [2]
Will information	Roger Barton devises his Will: Gives to son Elisha a parcel of land on the west side of the land I hold of the town of Westchester, and 1/2 of the meadow bought of John Hadden. He gives to son Elijah land lying to the east of the above. He gives to son Roger "the land given me by the freeholders of the Yonkers Plantation." He gives to wife Mary the rest of his lands in Westchester, with 3 acres of meadow in Long Neck, for life, and then to his sons Noah, Enoch, and Joseph.
Died	Aft 24 Jul 1688	Westchester Co., New York, USA
Person ID	I2940	Barton Database \| Lineage Roger Barton, b c1628, md Mary - DNA Lineage II
Last Modified	4 Jan 2019

	Test Type	Taken by	Haplogroup
DNA Tests	5 people have linked a DNA test to Roger Barton, (The Immigrant)
	Y-DNA-37	Matthew Barton	R-M512
	Y-DNA-37	Joseph Patrick Barton	R-M198
	Y-DNA-67		R-M512
	Y-DNA-67		R-1a
	Y-DNA-111		R-M198

Family Mary unknown female

Children

+	1. Elisha Barton, b. 1662, d. 1717 (Age 55 years)
	2. Elijah Barton, b. Abt 1664, d. Bef 1717 (Age ~ 52 years)
+	3. Roger Barton, II, b. 1666, Brookhaven (Long Island), Suffolk Co., New York, USA , d. 1714, Canadian Expedition (Age 48 years)
+	4. Noah Barton, b. Abt 1668, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey, USA , d. Aft 1737, Cranbury, Middlesex Co., New Jersey, USA (Age ~ 70 years)
	5. Enoch Barton, b. 1669, d. 1700 (Age 31 years)
+	6. Joseph Barton, b. 1672, Rye Neck, Westchester Co., New York, USA , d. 28 Sep 1762, Washington, Dutchess Co., New York, USA (Age 90 years)

Last Modified 21 Mar 2017 11:22:22

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	Born - Abt 1628 - England
	Will information - Roger Barton devises his Will: Gives to son Elisha a parcel of land on the west side of the land I hold of the town of Westchester, and 1/2 of the meadow bought of John Hadden. He gives to son Elijah land lying to the east of the above. He gives to son Roger "the land given me by the freeholders of the Yonkers Plantation." He gives to wife Mary the rest of his lands in Westchester, with 3 acres of meadow in Long Neck, for life, and then to his sons Noah, Enoch, and Joseph. - 28 Jun 1688 - Westchester Co., New York, USA
	Died - Aft 24 Jul 1688 - Westchester Co., New York, USA

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Notes

The best and most complete publication to date about this Barton Lineage is George E. McCracken's article titled "Roger Barton of Westchester County, New York, and Some of His Earlier Descendants," published in serial form in "The New England Historical and Genealogical Register," Vols. 106 and 107, 1952 and 1953. Even it, however, contains some errors in details. Compiler's recommendation: do your own original research... it's part of the fun of our hobby! (BART364)

CITED in "Roger Barton and Descendants" submitted by "Don" from the files of Terry Barton, Barton Historical Society, Oct 2002 (includes photos of various Barton locations in England) (BART375)

NOTE: 15 Dec 2002: The BARTON DNA Project (www.bartonsite.org) has established that Rufus Barton b. 1606 and Roger Barton (The Immigrant) b. 1628, alleged to be sons of Edward Barton b. 1559, may not be brothers since their descendants (according to current pedigrees) have different Y-Chromosome DNA. This DNA result conflicts with many published genealogies which have been accepted as "fact" for decades. Here are some possible casuals: (1) either or both Roger and Rufus were Foster or Adopted sons of Edward, (2) either or both Roger and Rufus were not related in any way to Edward, (3) either Roger or Rufus was a non-paternity event (female infidelity) of Edward... but which one? (4) Both Roger and Rufus were sons of Edward but there was a non-paternity event downstream from one of them. Further research is needed to resolve this apparent conflict.

NOTE: 4 September 2018: Rufus Barton mentioned in the note of 15 Dec 2002 above is now BARTON DNA Lineage V.

!RESEARCHER: Letter from Robert B. BARTON, 25605 Avenida Jolita, Valencia CA 91355 dated 6/17/92 in possession of Gary Barton.

!CITED in "The American Genealogist", v. 46, no. 3, p. 169.

!CITED with complete descendancy in "The House of Hadden", J. Elwood Arnold, 1980. 929.2 H117 @ FHL-LA. (BART164)

!RESEARCHER: Willma Hill, Eugene OR, in the files of Gary Barton as Family Group Sheet Exchange, Family Group Record #74, (BART013)

!CITED in "Barton & Hummell Family Histories", Ellen Cochran French, 1967 (BART247)

!CITED in "Roger Barton's Kinsmen - A General Record of the Barton Family", by Margaret Alberta Barton McLean, © June 19, 1940, 929.2 B2858m at Allen Co. Pub. Lib., Ft. Wayne IN (BART319)

!DNA Project of Barton Historical Society, Phase I - pedigree submission SC 44.48 rbarton3@mediaone.net

CITED in "Jeremiah Barton's Ancestors", by Allen H. Barton, 10 Mar 2002 (BART356)

Sources

[S3517] McCracken, Geo. McCracken, (NEHGR vol. 106 July 1952), pp 171-178, July 1952, Vol. 106.
calculated from his testimony concerning "the Ryott at Fordham"; this is the only known written record with an approximation of his age
[S1158] Early Wills of Westchester County, New York, from 1664-1784, William S. Pelletreau, A.M., (Francis P. Harper, New York, 1893), pg. 388.