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Family tree▼ Facts and Events
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Aft 1880 |
Pages not yet created for children Nancy m. Drury Foster, Mary, and Elizabeth m. Morrow.
Thomas's children are identified in deeds and estate record in Giles and Maury County, Tennessee.
- In 1841, Daniel, Thomas, Elizabeth, Leonard, L.B., Drury & Nancy Foster, and John F. Morrow and Esther his wife, "heirs at law of Thomas Morrow", each deeded their 1/9 part of land they inherited from Thomas to Alexander K. Morrow.
- In 1848 (recorded 1855), "by descent from Thomas Morrow Sr.", a group holding undivided interest in two tracts of land--Leonard, Daniel, Alex K., L.B., John F. and wife Esther, Drury & Nancy Foster, and William Morrow [not identified, but presumably son of Elizabeth; see below] conveyed the tracts to John F. and Easter.
- In 1852, William Morrow's estate division record records that he has no children, and his parents, Elizabeth and M?? (potentially Matthew or something unusual like Manther) and sister are deceased. On his mother's side (i.e., her siblings), his heirs are:
- Leonard Morrow, Maury County
- Daniel Morrow, Giles County
- Thomas Morrow, dec'd - children
- Alexander Morrow, Giles County
- Lewis B. Morrow, Illinois
- Nancy Foster and Drury Foster, Laurence County
- Easter Morrow and John F. Morrow, Giles County
- Mary Allen and Benjamin Allen, and Mary Taylor, dec'd, are both listed in such a way as they could be siblings of either of his parents, with the Allens more likely his mother's family. Either Mary would account for the 9th share mentioned in the deed above and the otherwise unaccounted for young woman in the 1820 census.
Four of Thomas's children married children of his brother William: Daniel (m. Ellender), Thomas (m. Eliza Ann), Esther (m. John F.), and Elizabeth (m. Matthew?).
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