Maiden name of Jemima is unknown, as well as her place of birth although there are several speculations on both. She was included in the Administration of her husband's estate, James Barron, in Cherokee County, GA. 1850-1852 prior to boundary lines placing his burial in Pickens County. This land, where James and Jemima are buried, was part of their land at one time. 320 acres were sold by the Administrator of the Estate, their son, Isaac Barron, in Nov 1850. The land was bought by Cornelius Keith, of Lumpkin Co.,GA. in Canton, GA. 80 ac. of this land was eventually sold to W.J. Murphy, passing down through the Murphy descendants.

Jemima Stevenson [1761-1807]

Many Barron researchers have claimed that Jemima Stevenson of Maryland, married James Barron.

Jemima Stevenson, daughter of Henry Stevenson [1739-1813] and Jane Stansbury [1736-1806].

Jemima Stevenson married Caleb Brown [1759-1837] in 1786 in Maryland.

Jemima Stevenson Brown d. in Kentucky in 1807 [have not found her final resting place]

Children: of Caleb Brown and Jemima Stevenson:

Edward Brown, 18 Jun 1789

Nicholas Brown, 13 Mar 1791

Henry Stevenson Brown, 8 Mar 1794 - 26 Jul 1834

Margaret Brown, 2 Oct 1795 - 1882 [md. Shipton Robt. Parke]

Information from : Maryland Genealogy V.II; Baltimore County Families 1659-1759; Maryland Wills and Probate Records; Census Records of Maryland and Kentucky;Descendants of Edward and Mary Stevenson of Baltimore County.

Suggestion noted 9 Aug 2021 from 47631121: Spelling of Jemima to Gemima [on marker]-most documents spelled her name with a "J" and I have included both spellings. The grave markers were ordered in 1966 by James M. Puckett, SAR, Atlanta, GA,Chairman of Graves as [designee].

Suggestion by 47631121

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