Person:Andrew Morrison (10)

Andrew Morrison
m. Abt 1733
  1. Margaret MorrisonAbt 1734 - Bef 1783
  2. Rebecca Morrison1737 - 1776
  3. Mary MorrisonAbt 1738 -
  4. William MorrisonAbt 1742 - 1822
  5. Patrick MorrisonAbt 1744 - 1810
  6. Andrew Morrison1745 - Aft 1815
m. 26 Mar 1766
  1. William Hays Morrison1767 -
  2. Elizabeth MorrisonAbt 1769 -
  3. George Milton Morrison1771 -
  4. Margaret "Peggy" MorrisonAbt 1772 -
  5. Rebecca Morrison1774 -
  6. Sarah MorrisonAbt 1777 -
  7. Rev. Andrew Sloan Morrison1779 - 1844
  8. Rachel MorrisonEst 1781 -
  9. Mary MorrisonEst 1783 -
Facts and Events
Name Andrew Morrison
Gender Male
Birth? 9 Jan 1745 prob Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Marriage 26 Mar 1766 Prob. Rowan County, North Carolinato Elizabeth Sloan
Residence[1] Abt 1810 Franklin, Tennessee, United Statescame to Tennessee
Will[1][2] 22 Aug 1815 Franklin, Tennessee, United States
Death? Aft 22 Aug 1815 prob Franklin County, Tennessee

Research Notes

  • supposedly, family migrated south on Philadelphia Wagon Road to Rowan Co., NC abt 1750.
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Elizabeth Sloan Report, in Morrison-Q.com.

    ... Elizabeth first appears in a record in Rowan Co. NC in 1766, when a marriage bond is executed for her marriage on 26 March 1766, to Andrew Morrison, born 9 Jan 1745, in PA, , son of William and Margaret (Hays?) Morrison. Signatures on the bond are John Frohock, James Patterson and Walter Carruth, none of whom appear to be a relative of Elizabeth. ... Elizabeth and Andrew migrated to TN ca 1810 – probably directly to Franklin Co. ...

    ... Andrew’s will, dated 22 August 1815, written and probated in Franklin County TN: Abstracted in Franklin County Wills 1808-1875, Ingmire.
    - Wife: Elizabeth
    - “my three daughters who now live with me”
    - “My son Andw S in connection with Wm Alexander in Elk River to have the use of sd. land during life or while married"
    - “among my wife and daughter now with me”
    - Elizabeth, daughter, Polly daughter. [Ed note: This is Mary.]
    - “To son George I leave $20 for his troubles in settling my affairs to collecting debts in Carolina the property which has before this date come into the hands of son Andrew.”
    - “I will that the first Hundred dollars received from Carolina on my account shall be given to son Andrew S. to assist in paying for his expenses in behalf of my family”
    - “my beloved wife during her life time as respecting an interest in an estate in Virginia that in cas son Andw S shall see fit to do so any thing in obtaining it he shall be intitled to all the profits thence arising”
    Signed: Andrew Morrison (seal)
    Executors: Capt. George Davidson; Wm. Alexander, Esqr
    Witnesses: James Harris, Jurat; Matilda M. Brown, Jurat.
    Dated: 22 August 1815

    The notation regarding an “estate in Virginia” is possibly a clue as to the earlier life of Elizabeth. ...

  2. Will Abstract, in Ingmire, Frances T. (Frances Terry), and Helen Smothers Swenson. Abstracts of Franklin County, Tennessee, wills, 1808-1875. (St. Louis, Missouri: F.T. Ingmire, c1984).