Andrew Barron was apparently born in Jamestown, Virginia after 1635. His mother is unknown but he was apparently he was conceived shortly after his father and mother, both seem to be single at the time of immigration on the ship David in September 1635. He lived in or near Jamestown in 1689 when Catherine, his daughter, meets and marries Thomas Kemp. [Williams. p. 5]

This birth date is inconsistent with LDS records but it make some sense with Mary Ewens dates.  Records are severely lacking. 

1635, August 21 - The ship David embarks to Virginia with 41 passengers.  Jo: Hogg Master was examined by the minister of Gravesend.  (England). 
Several individuals who later become part of the family line are on this vessels. 
        Bacon, Daniel  30 (from Colchester, Essex, bound for Charlestown
        Barber, Wm 17
        Barnes, Jonathan 22
        Barron, Robert 18
              remember there were others also on this ship [http://www.packrat-pro.com/ships/shiplist.htm for the David]

1704- Andrew Barron is living in Essex Co., Virginia and show up in the rent rolls.

Barron Andrew               Essex County, 1704
Barber James                King & Queen County, 1704
Barber Tho.                 York County, 1704
Camp Thomas                 King & Queen County, 1704
Camp Wm.                    Glocester, Abbington Parish
Glascock Richd.             Glocester, Kingston Parish

undated ( but abt. 1717) -  Andrew Barron, (transfers) to Henry Jonejan, son of Henry ye Elder, of Nansemond Co., VA. 235 acres known as Cobb's pond, at Meherrin.  Test, Andrew Barant, Benj. Weston, William Speight. [Hathaway p. 9]

1704 -   "A True and Perfect Rent Roll of all the Lands held in Essex County this present year 1704.
            Barron, Andrew             50  "  
            [Wertenberg. p. 236]

1720 - Andrew Barron.  Book III, page 6, April 5, 1720; 266 acres on Poplar Run. [Hathaway p. 12]

sources:

Ancestral Rolls, South Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution, Compiled 1938 by Mrs E. T. Crawford, State Registrar.
Hathaway, J. R. B. editor. The North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. I, January 1900. Abstract of Land Grants, Chowan Precinct, NC.
Mann, Col. Robt. Neville and Catherine Creek-Mann, Camp-Kemp Family Hist., Vol. II, 1969
Landrum, Dr. L. B. O. . History of Spartanburg County, South Carolina 1900, reprinted 1954.
Wertenbarker, Thomas.  The Planters of Colonial Virginia. Princeton Univesity Press, London, Oxford University Press, 1922.
Williams, E. Russ, Jr. The Kemp, Turner and Roberts Families on Little Silver Creek, Washington Parish Louisiana. 1992, Williams Genealogical Pub., 514 Cole Ave, Monroe, LA 71203

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