Facts and Events
George and Mary Calhoun Morrow moved to near Cape Fear, NC from Pennsylvania around 1764. Moved from there to Wilkes Co, Georgia and then to Abbeville District in South Carolina just before Rev. War, according to pension application of son Hugh.
Will Abstract
- Will of George Morrow, dated this 10th day of March 1790.
- In the name of God Amen. I, George Morrow of Abbeville County in the State of South Carolina, Planter
- Names "my loving Wife Mary Morrow"
- My son John And my daughter Jane {this part appears to have been deleted after being written)
- My son Hugh Morrow
- My son John Morrow
- My daughter Jane
- My daughter Margaret Morrow
- My daughter Mary Ann Morrow
- My sons George Mecklin Morrow and my son James
- I constitute and appoint My beloved wife Mary Morrow, William Hutton, and Eden Pettigrew As my executors
- this 10th of March 1790.
- William Dealls
- Wiall Beall
- Jane Foster
- Proved April 6, 1790
- [Source: Abbeville District, South Carolina Will Book 1, pg. 48].
Origin
MorrowDNA - Group 5 (George/PA)
| ~ Tested Line ~ Early Ancestor: this man ~ Matches within 8 generations: John of Hickman Co, KY * George H. of Paducah, KY * James of Fayette Co, IN (info)
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This man is usually listed as a son of “Old Samuel” of Spartanburg, SC, d. 1796. DNA tests of four descendants do not match other relatives of “Old Samuel. DNA does match several other lines with connections to Pennsylvania [See Group 5], but most of those lines are 1-3 generations younger than George.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lambert, Audrey June (Denny). Denny-Loftis Genealogy.
- J.T. Morrow. J.T. The Morrows and Related Families. (Baltimore: Gateway Press (1979)).
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