Family:William Morrow and Sarah Jay (1)

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William Morrow
b. 1768 North Carolina
d. 2 Aug 1834 Randolph, Missouri, United States
 
Sarah Jay
b. 23 Feb 1769 North Carolina
d. Abt 1813 Clay, Kentucky, United States
m. Abt 5 Jan 1789 Caswell, North Carolina, United States
Facts and Events
Marriage[1] Abt 5 Jan 1789 Caswell, North Carolina, United States
Children
BirthDeath
1.
John S. Morrow
Abt 1795 North Carolina, United States
Bef 14 Sep 1848 Macon, Missouri, United States
2.
Jesse Morrow
Abt 1797 Kentucky
2 Mar 1855 Macon, Missouri, United States
3.
Joseph J. Morrow
8 Mar 1798 North Carolina, United States
Aft 1860
4.
William Morrow
14 Jun 1808 Clay, Kentucky, United States
6 Jun 1880 Callao, Macon, Missouri, United States
5.
Judge Thomas Jefferson Morrow
5 Oct 1813 Clay, Kentucky, United States
17 Mar 1900 Macon, Missouri, United States
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William and his second wife Rachel had daughters Sarah and Lydia. In 1848, William J. Morrow filed papers in the estates of Sarah and Lydia Morrow. The papers indicate that Sarah and Lydia are the daughters of Rachel [Stover] Morrow, still living, and lists their "whole" brothers, Isaac and James, as well as heirs "half blood", Jesse Morrow, Joseph Morrow, William J. Morrow, Jefferson Morrow, and all of Macon County, Missouri and the heirs of John Morrow (half blood) to wit: Jesse J. Morrow, Calvin Morrow, Joseph G. Morrow, Jefferson G. Morrow, and Raltiff S. Morrow all of Macon County, Missouri and Edmund B Thomas and Nancy his wife heir of John Morrow of Shelby county Missouri. See 1848 The Probate Court record, Box 189a, Macon Co., MO, 14 Sept. 1848 of Sarah & Lydia Morrow deceased, filed by William J. Morrow.[1]

References
  1. ↑ State of North Carolina. North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868.
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