Note from Wharton/Rhyne page:

Name Variance: Whorton-WhartonKnown as "Bartley" or "Baron". Served as a sargeant in theThird Regiment of South Carolina Continental Troops underCaptain George Liddell during 1779 and was a private after thefall of Charleston, South Carolina (Reference: South CarolinaRoster, Pg # 981). Also listed with a John & Samuel Wharton -are these his brothers?Stub entries to Indents issued in payment of claims againstSouth Carolina growing out of the Revolution Books U-W N416issued the 7 July 1785 to Bartlett Whorton, for 12 pounds, 8shillings and 6 pence for Military Duty per account audited.Interest 7 shillings 4 pence.1790 South Carolina census shows family as 1 male of 16 and up,2 males under 16, and 1 female born before 1790. (Joshua &William Caleb)1800 South Carolina census show family as 1 male under 10, 2males 10-15, Bartlett 26-44, 4 daughters under 10, wife 26-44.(Joshua & William Caleb no longer at home)

Bertie County, NC Vital Statistics 1700s to 1920

Date of Birth: Bet 1768-84 Date of Death: After 1812 Place of Birth: North Carolina
Date of Birth: Bet 1765-84 Date of Death: After 1814 Date of Marriage: 19 Jul 1803 Place of Birth: North Carolina Place of Marriage: Bertie CO., NC

If the NC Vital Statistics records are to be believed, then Bartlett was born in North Carolina and married 20 years after he started having his children.

I have also seen an alternate marriage date for Bartlett and Sally of 1781 in Union Co., SC.

• Married: 1781 in Union Co., SC

1. Joshua Bartlett Wharton b: 1783 in Union County, SC
2. Jonathan A "John" Wharton b: 1793 in Union Co., SC
3. William Caleb Wharton b: 13 Mar 1788 in Union Co., SC
4. Thomas Jefferson Wharton I b: 11 Aug 1800 in South Carolina