Luke Garrett

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      Sex: M

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Individual Information

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          Birth: Cir 1750 - Ireland
    Christening: 
          Death: 1803 - Frederick Co, VA
         Burial: 
 Cause of Death: 
           AFN : 
                 

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Events

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• Will, 23 Dec 1802 in Frederick Co, VA
• Probate, 5 Sep 1803 in Frederick Co, VA

Will book 7, pp. 160-161. 5 Nov 1803; 5 Dec 1803. Appraisers: John McAuley, John Self, Daniel Daughty.

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Spouses and Children

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1. *Mary Beals
       Marriage: Cir 1770 - Lee Co, Va
         Status: 
       Children:
                1. David Garrett
                2. Jacob Garrett
                3. John Garrett
                4. Hannah Garrett
                5. Susanna Garrett
                6. Rachel Garrett
                7. William Garrett
                8. Bailes Garrett
                9. Luke Garrett
                10. Leah Garrett

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Notes

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General:

Huntington Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania Tax Lists; 1762; 1779,
100 acres, 3 horses, 5 cattle; 1780, 100 acres, 3 horses, 2
cattle; 1781, 100 acres, 1 horse, 3 cattle; 1782, 100 acres, 2
horses, 3 cattle; 1783, 10 inhabitants.

Virginia Personal Property Tax Lists, Frederick Co., VA; 1786
(Briscoe's List); 1787 (as Youke Garrett); 1788; 1789 (two
males); 1790 (two males); 1793 (two males); 1794 (two males);
1796 (two males); 1797 (two males); 1798; 1799 (two males);
1800; 1801 (three males); 1802 (four males); 1803 (2 males).

From stories collected by Jim Luke Garrett and Ed Woliver of
Lee Co., VA, 1934; "They say that a tale is handed down that
Luke Garrett once lived in Ireland, having been born there. It
is said that he quarrelled with his mother, when he was very
young, possibly 13 or 14 over carrying some water and that he
hit his mother with a water piggin, and that she was getting
ready to whip him. When he ran away from home, going down to
the coast he was picked up by a ship, and kidnapped and brought
to American and bound out as a slave or apprentice for seven
years. He was either in Virginia or Pennsylvania. Sometimes
later, a brother of his, William, joined him in Pennsylvania."