Bartlett Brooks was son of Thomas Brooks 1731-1779 who was killed in action in the Revolutionary War. He was a soldier of the Continental Army in Colonel Buford's Detatchment, and in 1784 a pension was awarded to Mary his widow with five kids.
In about 1820, Bartlett Brooks with his adult kids and their families left Prince George County and settled along the Powell River In Claiborne County, TN. Bartlett owned land on north side of the river above Cox's Mil Creek, near site of Brooks Ferry. We can assume that he was buried here or perhaps across the river near his son Hezekiah Brooks.
In about 1820, Bartlett Brooks with his adult kids and their families left Prince George County and settled along the Powell River In Claiborne County, TN. Bartlett owned land on north side of the river above Cox's Mil Creek, near site of Brooks Ferry. We can assume that he was buried here or perhaps across the river near his son Hezekiah Brooks.
Bartlett Brooks was son of Thomas Brooks 1731-1779 who was killed in action in the Revolutionary War. He was a soldier of the Continental Army in Colonel Buford's Detatchment, and in 1784 a pension was awarded to Mary his widow with five kids.
In about 1820, Bartlett Brooks with his adult kids and their families left Prince George County and settled along the Powell River In Claiborne County, TN. Bartlett owned land on north side of the river above Cox's Mil Creek, near site of Brooks Ferry. We can assume that he was buried here or perhaps across the river near his son Hezekiah Brooks.
In about 1820, Bartlett Brooks with his adult kids and their families left Prince George County and settled along the Powell River In Claiborne County, TN. Bartlett owned land on north side of the river above Cox's Mil Creek, near site of Brooks Ferry. We can assume that he was buried here or perhaps across the river near his son Hezekiah Brooks.
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