Person:James Morrow (264)

J.M. Morrow, son, age 47, served as special administrator of G.A. Morrow’s estate. He is living in Phil Campbell (Franklin Co) during the estate administration in 1919. There is a James Monroe Morrow in Marion Co, AL, b. Aug 1878 (so an even year off of this Monroe’s age in the 1880 census), whose death certificate lists his parents as Joe and Elizabeth. There are no appropriate census records for Joe and Elizabeth, and this man lived within 5 miles of Phil Campbell and was buried there. As much as it’s not reasonable for the family of a man who was involved with his parents’ estates for many years (his father’s estate was re-probated in the early 1920s after Georgia’s death), he died over 30 years later, and after his wife.

• 1900 Randolph Co, AL: J M Morrow Aug 1878 AL, par AL, m1 1 yr, merchant, Florence Dec 1879 AL, par AL (Lamar, p. 8A, 6/9/1900)
• 1910 Marion Co, AL: James M. Morrow 31 AL, par AL, m1 12 yrs; Ida F. 29 AL, par AL, 6 kids, 5 living; James 9 AL; Ora L. 8 AL; William L. 6 AL; Grady H. 2 AL; Mary L. 1/12 (Goddard, p. 10A, 5/12/1910)
• 1920 Marion Co, AL: James M. Morrow 41 AL, par AL; Ida F. 39 AL, par AL; James? (son) 19 AL; William H. 16 AL; Gandy H. (son) 12 AL; Mary E. 9 AL; Hazel 8 AL; Hazel (dau) 8 AL: Jessie A. 3 10/12 AL (Bear Creek, p. 13B, 2/2/1920)

1. ↑ United States. Selective Service System. World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918. (Washington, D.C.: National Archives Microfilm Publication M1509, 1987-1988).
2. ↑ Find A Grave
   Gravestone.
3. ↑ ^3.0 3.1 Tennessee, United States. Tennessee Death Records, 1908-1958. (Nashville, Tennessee: Tennessee State Library and Archives).
4. ↑ ^4.0 4.1 Find A Grave.