Actually, judging from my earlier findings on Luke's family, they were
probably Burnetts, not Barnetts.
-Michael
> This may be what we need to suggest that we might be on the right track in
> regards to Edmond's relationship to our Cooleys. There's no proof that
> this Luke Burnett was John Cooley's son-in-law, Luke Barnett, but we know
> he was there:
>
> http://www.geocities.ws/esanala/spartanburgcodeeds.txt
>
> --quote--
> SPARTANBURG COUNTY S.C. DEEDS
>
> 1. Spartanburg , S.C. , Deed Bk. K, pg. 226, Aug. 26, 1805, Amos Speace,
> (Spartanburg) to Edmond Cooley (same) ;for $600 , sold 500 ac. on both
> sides of S & N Pacolate. R; border ; Johnson, William Barton , Luke
> Burnett, Leonard Cardin's fish trap, Thomas Burnett ( or Bennett), Thomas
> Kimble, John Gilbert and William Holly. Wits; Jarvis ( or Garvis) Gilbert
> and Sarah Gilbert. Signed Amos Speace. Wits; oath Jan. 1, 1806, Jarvis L.
> Burd, Rec. Jan. 2, 1806.
> --endquote--
>
> -Michael
>
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>
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Administrator, the Akins DNA Project
Administrator, the Ashenhurst DNA Project
Administrator, the Bishop DNA Project
Administrator, the Eldridge DNA Project
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Received on Mon Jun 17 2013 - 01:57:08 MDT