Person:James Morrow (111)

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James appears to be the only male-line grandson of Ewing Morrow, and thus the only available line to confirm that Ewing is related to the Norfolk County, Virginia Morrow family.

1. ↑ Fulton, Georgia, United States. 1900 U.S. Census Population Schedule.

   1900 Fulton Co, GA: Jim W Morrow Jun 1839 GA, par GA, m 29 yrs; Morgan H. Jun 1847 NC, par NC/TN, 2 kids, 2 living, Edith Hoyald? (niece) Jun 1886 GA (Battle Hill, p. 272, 6/11/1900)

2.   Fulton, Georgia, United States. 1880 U.S. Census Population Schedule.

   1880 Fulton Co, GA: J W Morrow 40 GA, par GA, T.H. 34 GA, G.H. 7 (son), M.J. 2 (son), Rena Davis (mu, domestic) 28, L.Page (b, domestic) 17 GA (Atlanta, p. 271B)

3.   Fulton, Georgia, United States. 1910 U.S. Census Population Schedule.

   1910 Fulton Co, GA: James W Morrow Sr. 71 GA, par GA, m1 39, Morgan 63 GA, 2 kids, 2 living (6-Wd Atlanta, p. 270, 4/27/1910)

4.   Atlanta and environs: a chronicle of its people and events ; family and personal history. (New York, New York: Lewis Hist. Pub., 1954)
   [1].

   In section of people who died in 1815: "James W. Morrow, born in Monroe, Georgia, served under General Tige Anderson, C.S.A., founder of the Morrow Transfer Company and former sheriff of Fulton County."

5. ↑ Find A Grave
   James William Morrow, Sr.

   (but no stone)