↑ 1850 Federal Census, St Landry Parish, Louisiana, p 39B, 56/65.
"Ms" Agnes Morrow
St Helena Parish, Louisiana Deed Book A, 381.
Deed 1 May 1819, William Morrow of St Helena Parish to Agness Morrow, for $300, sold one bay mare, 1 bay colt, with all household furniture of every description, with all the farming “towls” and a wagon, with all the fowls of every sort that is “on the plantation”; wits. Brittain Addison, John Tate, Lenoir Westmoreland; Acknowledged by William Morrow 6 Oct 1819.
St Helena Parish, Louisiana Deed Book B, 178-9.
Deed 13 Nov 1823, William Morrow and Agnes (x) Morrow of St Helena Parish to John Walker of Tennessee, for $900, sold 3 negro slaves; wits. Thomas Webb, William Day.
St Helena Parish, Louisiana Deed Book I [eye], p 71.
Deed 8 Oct 1847, Miss Agness (x) Morrow of Marion County, Mississippi to Ashford Addison of St Helena Parish, Louisiana, for $184, sold 640 acres on Beaver Creek, bounded north by Mary Addison, south by Amacker.
Lawrence County, Mississippi Deed Book E, 247-8.
Deed 23 Oct 1850, Miss Agnes Morrow of St Landry Par, Louisiana to “her nepew” Robert Daniel of Washington Parish, Louisiana and “her nephew” Lamon Speights of Lawrence County, Mississippi, gave numerous slaves in exchange for supporting her during her life; wits. Robert McCrary, Solman Link.
