Person:John Morrow (99)

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John Morrow
b.17 Jun 1769 Orange Co, NC
d.Apr 1824 Wayne Co, IN
m. Abt 1750
  1. Hugh Morrow1756 - Bef 1782
  2. William Morrow1759 - 1798
  3. James Morrow1764 -
  4. Andrew Morrow1767 - 1847
  5. John Morrow1769 - 1824
  6. George Morrow1775 -
  • HJohn Morrow1769 - 1824
  • WMary StoutAbt 1770 - 1843
m.
  1. Andrew Morrow1798 -
  2. Joseph Morrow1799 - 1863
  3. John Morrow1809 - 1875
  4. Elihu Morrow1817 - 1892
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Name John Morrow
Gender Male
Birth[1] 17 Jun 1769 Orange Co, NC
Marriage Orange Co, NCto Mary Stout
Death[2] Apr 1824 Wayne Co, IN

Birth from Quaker records, gives parents as William and Rachel. (so says http://genforum.com/morrow/messages/2353.html) Same records say wife was Mary b. 1777.

Rumored to have gone to Quaker community in Georgia, but, see below.

Biography of son Elihu: Elihu Morrow was born in Wayne County, Ind., Feb. 5, 1817, a son of John and Mary (Stout) Morrow, natives of North Carolina, who in 1807 moved to Preble County, Ohio and in 1809 to Wayne County, Ind. His father bought 160 acres in Wayne Township for $400, nearly all unimproved. He was by trade a blacksmith and followed that occupation after coming to Indiana, exchanging work in the shop for having his land cleared. He joined the Society of Friends after reaching manhood, and faithfully adhered to its doctrines through life, serving the society as a minister. He died in April, 1824, and his wife died in 1843. They had a family of nine children---Andrew, Joseph, Hannah, Mary, Ruth, John, Jane, Nancy and Elihu.


1820 Wayne Co, IN: John Morrow 1m u10, 1m 10-16, 2m 16-18, 1 45+, 2f u10, 1f u16, 1f 16-26, 1f 45+ (p. 156)

References
  1. RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project.
  2. History of Wayne County, Indiana: together with sketches of its cities, villages and towns, educational, religious, civil, military, and political history, portraits of prominent persons, and biographies of representative citizens, history of Indiana and the Northwest Territory, embracing accounts of the prehistoric races, aborigines, Winnebago and Black Hawk Wars, and a brief review of its civil, political and military history (1884). (Chicago : Inter-state Pub., , 1884)
    p. 212.