Cindy Casey has an excellent web site unfortunately we are all at the 'brick wall'. Thank you.

My name is Jason Delaney Drawhorn, and I live in Birmingham, AL. I am not related to any Morrow family member; however, my great-grandfather, Geroge Henry Colmyer of Albion, New York, sent a Ms. Carrie Morrow and a Mr. Masson Morrow both of E. Bloomfield, New York several post cards during WWI. I also have a photo of him and a "Mrs. Morrow" from circa 1900. I would be glad to send someone a copy of this photo if they are related to Carrie, and can tell me more about the Morrow family in East and West Bloomfield New York. Thanks Jason

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JN2.2ACIB/1504.1.1.1.2.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Have you seen this? I just came across it today: http://www.geocities.com/~cindycasey/morrowpg.htm

My GrGrGr Grandfather was James Morrow who died in June of 1839 in Bedford Co. TN There is alot of info in the Land Deed Genealogy Books of Bedford Co. TN compiled by Helen C. & Timothy R. Marsh however I haven't been able to figure out who James' father was. Is there anyone on this list researching the same line? Would love to know more about this line. His dau. Jane in her 1880 Census entry list's her father's place of birth as Kentucky. --Marie Beckman

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Morrow; Young; Myers; Babb; Curry; Garner; Blackwell; Soloman Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JN2.2ACIB/1504.1.1.1.2.1.1 Message Board Post: Did any of the sons - David Morrow - move to Missouri in the 1840's to Christain Co; Henry Co; 1850 Taney Co Census ; 1860 - 1880 Dallas Co. Census ? David James Morrow was a Baptist minister and he married Lucinda Young. They had 14 children: Elizabeth A. 1839 - 1912; Rachel 1842 - 1899; Sarah Emeline 1844 - ?; Benjamine Franklin 1845 - 1922; Virlenia 1848 - 1922; Salena 1850 - ?; James David 1854 - 1935; William L 1856- ?; Lucinda 1859 - 1859; Dora Ann 1859 - 1908; Artemissa 1861 - 1945; Grant 1863 - young child); John Roland 1864 - 1932; Milissia Jane 1868 - 1939.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JN2.2ACIB/1504.1.1.1.2.1 Message Board Post: I have a LOT of Morrow information an only hope based on my work and others that they are the same people and connected. I only have one reference to Antrim Ireland and that is David Morrow that married Margaret Stuart however I have his father in Norfolk Virginia but HIS father in Norfold England. After that I show them in Virginia but this information is all from other people's work. The best I have is Joseph Morrow in Chester or Camden (same place) South Carolina. Notes on Joseph Morrow b.1760 m. Jane Wylie: A revolutionary soldier, severely wounded at the battle of Hanging Rock. Applied for a pension 19 Dec 1832 due to the injury he suffered at the battle of Hanging Rock, at which time it was believed, him to be 72 yrs of age. In this document, he states, "I was born, as I have been told, in the kingdome of Ireland, County of Antrim, in the year 1760"....."I have no record of my age"...."I was living in the State of South Carolina, then Craven County, now Chester District when called into service and have lived in the same plave ever since, and live there now,"....etc. Joseph Morrow made a will, dated 8-2-1831, which was probated 12-1-1835, in which he names his wife, Jane; and his four daughters: Sarah White, Betsey Wylie, Jane Wylie, and Polly Thomas; sons: Joseph Morrow, William W. Morrow, and David Morrow. (a son, John is not named in the will, but family members list such a son, who may have married prior to the will and settlement aready made with him). In his will he stated that his son, Joseph Morrow (Jr.) was to receive "the west end or side of my plantation......" "rovided he, the said Joseph Morrow provides his mother, Jane, with a comfortable support during her natural life, either with him or with any of her other children she chooses to live with or where she chooses to live and to support her horse beast if she chooses to keep one."

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Morrow, Forsythe, Rhodes Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JN2.2ACIB/1434.1.1 Message Board Post: Right now my postulation is that your James maybe the son of George or Charles. Unfourtunately I have very little on those two. i. Morrow, b. Ireland a. Morrow, Samuel; 1 m 16+, 5 m under 16; 4 females. James W. Morrow, b. 1788 m Jane Ferguson> son Samuel b. 1815 m. Rebecca Smith b. Morrow, Georg; 1 m 16+, 0 m under 16, 2 females. James?> Samuel b. 1803? c. Morrow, Chrles, 1 m 16+, 1 m under 16, 1 female. James?> Samuel b. 1803? Based on the 1790 census and if the above three are bothers birth order is probably Samuel, b. say bef 1768, then much later George or Charles. Family of James W. Morrow James W. Morrow b: 1788 South Huntington Twp, Westmoreland Co, PA d: 31 Dec 1842 Barren Run District, S. Huntington Twp, Westmoreland Co, PA bu: Presby Ch Cem, Mt Pleasant, Westmoreland Co, PA. m: Jane Ferguson b: 1786 Lancaster Co, PA d: 07 Mar 1855 S. Huntington Twp bu: Presby Ch Cem, Mt Pleasant m: 27 Nov 1810. Children: 1. Elizabeth Morrow b: 04 Aug 1811 Barren Run, S. Huntington Twp d: 07 Feb 1900. 2. Robert Ferguson Morrow b: 28 Mar 1813 Barren Run, S. Huntington Twp d: 10 Dec 1886 bu: Hoffman Cem, S. Huntington Twp. 3. Samuel Morrow b: 21 Apr 1815 Barren Run, S. Huntington Twp d: 19 Jun 1867 bu: homestead, S. Huntington Twp. -------- +Rebecca Smith b: 08 Jan 1812 4. James Washington Morrow b: 15 May 1818 Westmoreland Co, PA d: 25 Jan 1891 Barren Run, S. Huntington Twp bu: Hoffman Cem, S. Huntingdon Twp. 5. Mary Ann Morrow b: 25 Jun 1819 Barren Run, S. Huntington Twp d: 04 Nov 1863 S. Huntington Twp, bu: Hoffman Cem, S. Huntington Twp. 6. David Morrow b: 29 Aug 1821 Barren Run, S. Huntington Twp d: 27 Feb 1888 Barren Run, S. Huntington Twp, bu: Hoffman Cem, S. Huntington Twp. 7. John Campbell Morrow b: 06 Mar 1823 Barren Run, S. Huntington Twp, d: 14 Dec 1903 Westmoreland Co, bu: Wesley Chapel Cem (pr, E. Huntington Twp) -------- +Elizabeth Sheppard b: 20 Mar 1826 Reagantown, Westmoreland Co, PA m: 22 Apr 1847 Westmoreland Co, PA. 8. Sara Jane Morrow b: 03 Mar 1825 Barren Run, S. Huntington Twp, d: 14 Dec 1899 Jacob's Creek, Westmoreland Co, PA bu: Wesley Chapel Cem (pr, E. Huntington Twp). 9. Martha Morrow b: 23 Apr 1828 Barren Run, S. Huntington Twp, d: 23 Feb 1902 Banning, Fayette Co, PA bu: Hoffman Cem, S. Huntington Twp. -------- +Thomas J. Forsythe b: 19 Mar 1822 Fayette Co, PA d: 22 Dec 1898 Banning, Perry Twp, Fayette Co, PA m: 28 Aug 1847 PA. 10. Jeremiah Morrow b: 29 Jun 1832 Barren Run, S. Huntington Twp d: 25 Dec 1923 bu: Barren Run, S. Huntington Twp. -------- +Margaret Highlands d: Bef. 1923. 11. William Morrow b: 29 Jun 1832 S. Huntington Twp d: 29 Mar 1907 Barren Run, S. Huntington Twp bu: Barren Run, S. Huntington. -------- +Catherine Rhodes m: 06 Jun 1876. Sincerely, Glen

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JN2.2ACIB/1434.1 Message Board Post: my morrow line begins with a samuel morrow, son of a jamie or james morrow. they are from westmoreland co., pa. the james you are talking about is the closest person that i have seen who might be a relative, but with the information that i have, i have been unable to find a connection. my samuel was born about 1803 and married elizabeth hamilton, daughter of alexander hamilton from westmoreland co., pa. alexander married elizabeth steele, daughter of james steele, also from westmoreland co. these people are not just from westmoreland co., they are also from the same township as your samuel and james.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Morrow, Kiddoo, Wilson, Wallis, Dimm Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JN2.2ACIB/1504.1.1.1.2 Message Board Post: Can any of you Joseph Morrow researchers tell me anything at all about the Antrim Co., Ireland Morrows? Does anyone know the names of Joseph's siblings? My David Morrow was said to have been born in "Ireland" but I do not know where. His son Hugh was the only one of the six sons and four daughters to live past the 1880 Census. In the census Hugh (or someone) stated that his father (David) was born in Ireland and his mother (Elisabeth) in Pennsylvania. David was born about 1759, which I calculate from the statement in the church records in Allegheny Co., PA, written by the pastor, that "David Morrow in the 80th year of his life, died December 23, 1839." I am descended from that David Morrow, his son David Morrow, HIS son David Forbes Morrow , son Wallis Delos Morrow and son John Coleman Morrow. My David Morrow appears on the 1800 census, Allegheny Co., PA. and subsequent PA census listings until his death in 1839. There is also a David Morrow listed on an earlier census in another county in PA which is possibly this same man. David could have been elsewhere in America prior to coming to Pennsylvania and settling for good. I plan to look in SC. Any information would be appreciated. Nancy Lovell

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JN2.2ACIB/1504.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I forgot to tell you also that I have his death as Nov. 20 1835 and he is buried in Fishing Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery. Here are some notes I have on his son Joseph Jr. After the death of his father, his mother, Jane Wylie Morrow moved with Joseph and family to central Mississippi. He was a vet of the Revolutionary War. His family along with several other Scots/Irish families all relocated about the same time (when the indian territories opened in Alabama & Miss. They went to Perry County, Alabama, where other family memebers had already settled. Whether or not Jane Wylie Morrow stayed in Perry County with other members of the family or died enroute to Neshoba Co. Mississippi with son, Joseph Morrow, is unknown. Joseph Jr. first paid taxes in Neshoba Co, MS in 1839. He could have been there a year earlier. His brother, David Morrow, first paid taxes in Neshoba Co in 1841. Only Joseph is listed on 1840 Neshoba Co. census. Settle southwest of Dixon, Neshoba Co. MS and owned a large farm. There he reared nine known children and one granddaughter. On his property, a cemetery was established known as the MORROW cemetery. Also on daughter: Mary Pamela Morrow Archive Record of Mary E. B. Creer; Herbert Alonzo Berry; IGI South Carolina 1984 p 1,882 batch 7111713 83; NOTE: James Wylie, Mary Pamela Morrow's first husband was her 1st cousin. George A. Brown Journal, page 109: "James Sands Thomas; Jane Elizabeth Thomas' mother was Mary Pamela Morrow. Both of her parents were born in South Carolina. Mary Pamela Morrow, with her daughter Jane Elizabeth Thomas crossed the plains in the Jedediah M. Grant Company, arriving in Salt Lake Valley, Utah, October 2, 1847. After James Sands Thomas died Oct 1843 at Nashoba, Mississippi, Mary Pamela Morrow married Washington Norwood Cook March 5, 1855 in Salt Lake City. Her husband, Washington Norwood Cook, was called on a mission to the Indian Territory. He died and is buried there."

I have a Samuel Washington Morrow who is my 3rd great grandfather who married Mary Trone. Samuel was born abt 1843 in Maryland. Died 11Feb1915 Marietta,Lancaster co.,Pa.I dont have his father's name but his mother's name was Mary.Both parents born in Maryland. I do have copy of 1860 census,Baltimore and Mary and her children are listed. Apparently her husband had died.Samuel was 17 at that time.About 1873 he is in Hanover,Pa. with wife Mary and a daughter.They show up in1880 census for Marietta,Pa. Could there be any connection to your Morrows? Barb [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JN2.2ACIB/1504.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: No no no no! The file is not proven!!!! Sorry to be over excited, but that's a really dangerous assumption. Since these are Southern lines, in particular, records are scarce and many connections, particularly before 1800, are difficult to prove. As the file notes, the file is a collection of research collected from various Morrow researchers, most of whom appear to know what they're talking about *at least for most of their information*. Everyone makes a leap at some point. Speaking of which, it looks like this family has such a leap. Somewhere. Joseph says he was born in Ireland in 1760. Problem: the man who would be his brother, Samuel Morrow, gave his birth in his Rev War papers as 19 Mar 1760 in Baltimore, MD. However, Samuel is tied to his brothers John and David, but not to Joseph, as far as I know. So one or the other may not be David and Agnes' son. On the other hand, Joseph says he enlisted from Chester Co, SC, which is also where Samuel and John enlisted. So that would suggest a relationship is not out of the question. I'll ask one of our participants who has researched this family. Thank you for the concrete info on Joseph - I didn't have any as of yet. I have some census info from the son John you indicated - they ended up in Dallas Co, AL. Amelia

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JN2.2ACIB/1504.1.1.1 Message Board Post: So this DNA project which only lists the men has this been proven? I'm still trying to understand the DNA process. My brother is the last of our surname and we have no know "kin" so we haven't ventured that way yet. Anyway this is what I have on Joseph Morrow: A revolutionary soldier, severely wounded at the battle of Hanging Rock. Applied for a pension 19 Dec 1832 due to the injury he suffered at the battle of Hanging Rock, at which time it was believed, him to be 72 yrs of age. In this document, he states, "I was born, as I have been told, in the kingdome of Ireland, County of Antrim, in the year 1760"....."I have no record of my age"...."I was living in the State of South Carolina, then Craven County, now Chester District when called into service and have lived in the same plave ever since, and live there now,"....etc. Joseph Morrow made a will, dated 8-2-1831, which was probated 12-1-1835, in which he names his wife, Jane; and his four daughters: Sarah White, Betsey Wylie, Jane Wylie, and Polly Thomas; sons: Joseph Morrow, William W. Morrow, and David Morrow. (a son, John is not named in the will, but family members list such a son, who may have married prior to the will and settlement aready made with him). In his will he stated that his son, Joseph Morrow (Jr.) was to receive "the west end or side of my plantation......" "rovided he, the said Joseph Morrow provides his mother, Jane, with a comfortable support during her natural life, either with him or with any of her other children she chooses to live with or where she chooses to live and to support her horse beast if she chooses to keep one."

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JN2.2ACIB/1504.1.1 Message Board Post: Ray's book starts with (I believe) Daniel "Murray" of Charles City Co, VA in 1636. He calls Daniel the father of David who patented 300 acres in Norfolk Co in 1651. He doesn't cite any evidence, and the connection is rejected by those who have researched in the area. David (we'll call him "David I") had a wife named Ann and sons named Alexander, David and John. Ray's book traces several generations of what he calls Daniel's descendants, including the David I branch. There are lots of errors, so I haven't directly copied his work. I know that he goes down at least five generations from David I in some places, as he at that point connects into what might be my family and I have the copies somewhere. As far as the specific family you reference, I have them to some degree in the file I've compiled. According to a family descendant's record, the David you mention maried Agnes White. My record of their family can be found here: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=morrowdna&id=I355 Note the record of their son Samuel - his pension records say he was born in Baltimore, Maryland and his parents lived in Chester Co, SC in 1776. The sons however seem to have scattered, including the 6 I know nothing about. The Worldconnect file for this project does not trace daughters unless they themselves married Morrows. Its purpose is to generate interest and participants in the DNA project. Only male line descendants can participate. I do note daughters in the notes when I find them, however. Regards, Amelia

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Marlin, Morrow, Adams, Wilson, Chinn, Tarpley, Travers, Allerton, Brewster Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JN2.2ACIB/1504.1 Message Board Post: I was interested in the comment about David Morrow that was profiled in Ray's Tennessee Cousins. My husbands family was from Sumner Co. TN and I descend from the Morrow and Marlin line. I have inaccurate information about many locations for some of these earlier Morrow's only because I found them when I first started doing my research and got a lot of my info from the World Connect Projects. I've tried to compare all sources/researchers to get the best info possible so I would be very interested in any acurrate locations you have. I'm trying to connect my Mary Morrow that married John Marlin abt. 1786. They were born about 1760. I believe she may be the sister to Joseph Morrow that married Jane Wylie making her the daughter to David Morrow and Agnes Crockett. If not siblings, then definately 1st cousins. Are you familiar with the Marlin family? Many of them married Wylie's. I'm also very curious how the Morrow's are connected to the Ray's. I will see what I can find out.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Morrow Shaw Hopkins White Kelso Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JN2.2ACIB/1504 Message Board Post: The Morrow DNA project has been underway for several months. The project's general goal is to test descendants of Southern Morrow families, particularly those who may be descended from the David Morrow of Norfolk Co, VA profiled in Ray's "Tennessee Cousins." We have found our first match. A descendant of Samuel Morrow, d. 1796 Spartenburg, SC matches a descendant of David Morrow (1762-1843) m. Margaret KELSO. David is a nephew or cousin of Samuel. One unverified manuscript says he is the son of David Morrow and Agnes WHITE. That David was Samuel's 1st cousin. Two other samples from people who thought they descended from Samuel's brothers do not match. Additional descendants are needed to figure out where the connection likely breaks down. If you have relatives descended from Elbridge Gerry Morrow (b. 1813 KY) or Robert Morrow m. Elizabeth SHAW 1779 NC in particular, please consider joining the project. There are also several other participants from different Southern families, so if you have Morrow relatives in Alabama, Mississippi, Virginia, Tennessee, North or South Carolina, Kentucky or Texas, please consider joining as well. Or at least check out the descendants from the David Morrow of Norfolk family at http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~morrowdna A quick primer: DNA testing compares Y chromosomes of Morrow-surnamed (i.e. Morrow line is all male) men. An exact or close match means participants are related (within the past several hundred years). No match means participants are not related (within the past several hundred years). Test costs range from $99 (12 marker test, enough to rule you out as related to other participants) to $171 (25 marker test, enough to say you're reasonably related to another participant). For more information on the project and lines tested, see http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~amorrow/morrowdna.htm To see our collection of Morrow males we think might be connected to the David Morrow family of Norfolk, VA: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~morrowdna (please let me know of corrections!) To join the project, see http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=R92350 Or email me if you have questions. Regards, Amelia

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JN2.2ACIB/1503 Message Board Post: MORROW, JAMES EDWARD Ed was born in San Diego June 28, 1922. He died February 12, at Pt. Loma Convalescent Hospital from cancer of the throat. He attended Florence Elementary, Theodore Roosevelt Jr. High, and San Diego Sr. High schools. During his senior year at SDHS, he commanded the greater San Diego ROTC Brigade as Cadet Lt. Col. During WWII; he worked in the metal cutting department at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Company and attended night classes at San Diego State College. In 1946, Ed joined the Union Title and Trust Company, starting in the Meets and Bounds Department and rose to Vice-President. In the 1960s, Ed joined the Foodmaker Corporation (now Jack-In-The-Box Inc.) where he became Director of Property Acquisition and Lease Agreements. He is listed in the Strathmore ' s Who ' s Who of Businessmen and was a National Registered Arbitrator. He retired in 1996, and became a full time resident of Idyllwild, California. As a longtime member of the Kensington Community! Church, he served as financial officer. He was also active with his kids in the YMCA Intramural Swimming activities. At one time, he drove British sports cars and was a member of the Sports Car Club of America and the Four Cylinder Club of America. Ed is survived by his wife of sixty years, Marjorie Smith Morrow, now living at the Silvergate Suites in San Marcos; his son, James Richard Morrow of San Diego; his brothers-in-law, R. Warren Smith and wife Jean Gilfillan-Smith of Borrego Springs, Ca., and Douglas McArthur of San Diego, Ca.; nephews Bob Smith of Orange, Ca., Duncan McArthur of Denver, Co. and Bruce McArthur of San Diego, Ca.; and Goddaughter, Pamela Farnworth of San Diego, Ca., and Godson Craig Burgess of Seattle, Wash. Preceding Ed in death is his daughter, Joyce. As he requested, Ed ' s ashes will be scattered at sea in a private ceremony attended by immediate family and friends for fifty-five years, Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Burgess. A Memorial is scheduled for 4:30 p! .m., March 9, at the Kensington Community Church, 4773 Marlborough Dr. San Diego, Ca. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to the San Diego Hospice. Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 3/5/2003. (volunteer submission)

Hello, My name is Jason Drawhorn and I am a resident of Birmingham, AL. My great-grandfather, George Henry Colmyer hailed from Albion, NY. He was a veteran of the first World War, serving on many Naval vessels. While in service, he sent many postcards to a Mrs. Carrie Morrow in East Bloomfield, New York. I also have a photo of him with a "Mrs. Morrow" from circa 1900. If anyone can give me info as to the relation of my great-grandfather, or any information regarding the Morrow's of East Bloomfield, New York, please e-mail me. Thank You. Yours Truly, Jason Delaney Drawhorn (of the Edgecombe County, NC -- Draughon Family) 5068 Oak Leaf Circle Adamsville, Alabama, 35005-1534 [email protected] Jason Delaney Drawhorn -Carson Lavelle Drawhorn --James Everett Drawhorn ---Robert Delancy Drawhorn ----Thomas Everett Drawhorn -----William Joel Drawhorn ------Thomas Draughon

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