--Daughter of Thomas Spratt, one of the earliest settlers in the area who came down from Pennsylvania. His farm lay near what is now Caswell Rd. & Randolph Rd., near the back of Presbyterian Hospital complex.
--Ann married John Barnett; 5 children: Mary, Ann, William W., Susanna, & a son whose name is not known.
--Her original grave was near her daughter Susanna Barnett Smartt & family, on the Smartt farm which was off Nations Ford Road. The remains of those from that graveyard were moved to Sharon Memorial Park in 1988.
(Information is from accompanying marker, census records,& book Charlotte: Spirit of the New South by Mary Norton Kratt)
--Ann married John Barnett; 5 children: Mary, Ann, William W., Susanna, & a son whose name is not known.
--Her original grave was near her daughter Susanna Barnett Smartt & family, on the Smartt farm which was off Nations Ford Road. The remains of those from that graveyard were moved to Sharon Memorial Park in 1988.
(Information is from accompanying marker, census records,& book Charlotte: Spirit of the New South by Mary Norton Kratt)
--Daughter of Thomas Spratt, one of the earliest settlers in the area who came down from Pennsylvania. His farm lay near what is now Caswell Rd. & Randolph Rd., near the back of Presbyterian Hospital complex.
--Ann married John Barnett; 5 children: Mary, Ann, William W., Susanna, & a son whose name is not known.
--Her original grave was near her daughter Susanna Barnett Smartt & family, on the Smartt farm which was off Nations Ford Road. The remains of those from that graveyard were moved to Sharon Memorial Park in 1988.
(Information is from accompanying marker, census records,& book Charlotte: Spirit of the New South by Mary Norton Kratt)
--Ann married John Barnett; 5 children: Mary, Ann, William W., Susanna, & a son whose name is not known.
--Her original grave was near her daughter Susanna Barnett Smartt & family, on the Smartt farm which was off Nations Ford Road. The remains of those from that graveyard were moved to Sharon Memorial Park in 1988.
(Information is from accompanying marker, census records,& book Charlotte: Spirit of the New South by Mary Norton Kratt)
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