Person:George Morrow (39)

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George Peyton Morrow
b.Abt 1830 North Carolina
d.Bef 1910 of Adairsville, Bartow Co, GA
Parents and Siblings
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m. 14 Nov 1820
  1. George Peyton MorrowAbt 1830 - Bef 1910
  2. John Young MorrowAbt 1835 -
  3. Robert MorrowAbt 1839 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 29 Mar 1860
  1. James Monroe MorrowAbt 1869 - 1943
  2. George Felton Morrow1879 -
  3. Harvey Morrow1881 -
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Facts and Events
Name George Peyton Morrow
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1830 North Carolina
Census? 1850 Hopewell Dist., Mecklenburg Co, NC [with parents]
Marriage 29 Mar 1860 Cass Co, GAto Catherine Newman
Census? 16 Jul 1860 Cassville, Cass Co, GA [with parents]
Census? 18 Aug 1870 Adairsville, Bartow Co, GA
Census? 1880 Adairsville, Bartow Co, GA
Census? 7 Jun 1900 Valley Ridge, Floyd Co, GA
Death? Bef 1910 of Adairsville, Bartow Co, GA
Burial? Snow Springs Baptist Church, Adair, Ga.
Alt Burial? Snow Springs Baptist Church, Adairsville, GA

- 1870 Bartow Co, GA: George P. Marrow 39 NC, Catherine 36 SC, Elizabeth 8 GA, Frances 4 GA; James 1, Charles Hargis 13 (b) GA (Adairsville, p. 541, 8/18/1870) - 1880 Bartow Co, GA: Geo P. Morrow 50 NC, par NC; Catherine 42 SC, Elisabeth L. 19 GA, Francis E. 14 GA; Jas. M. 11 GA; Rachel Ann 8 GA; Ida Isabella 5 GA; Geo Felters 1 GA, Lucinda Newman (motL) 75 SC (Adairsville, p. 481B) - 1900 Floyd Co, GA: George P. Morrow Jan 1830 NC, m 40 yrs, Catherine Apr 1836 GA, 7 living kids; George May 1879 GA, Harvey Oct 1881 GA, Lucinda Newman Apr 1806 SC, 1 kid (Ridge valley, p. 56, 6/7/1900)


BARTOW COUNTY GA Co H 40th GA Regt. Inft Morrow, George P.- private March 4, 1862. Appointed 2nd Corporal November 1862. Captured at Vicksburg, Miss. July 4, 1863, and paroled there July 16, 1863. Captured near Atlanta, Ga. August 13, 1864. Forwarded to Louisville, Ky., thence to Camp Chase, O., where he was released June 11, 1865. (Born in North Carolina in 1830)

Marriage cert: http://www.rootsweb.com/~gabartow/images/marriage/bookE/baDSC00352.JPG

From: leon Culberson, Jr. <dlcjr@@bellsouth.net>:

“George Peyton Morrow settled in the Bartow/Floyd County area of Georgia in the 1850s. He married Catherine Newman and fathered 7 children. One of those was Ida Isabelle who married my Great Grandfather, James Martin Culberson.

Peyton served in the 40th Georgia Infantry during the Civil War and is buried in the Snow Springs Baptist Church Cemetery near Adairsville, Georgia.

Peyton Morrow was from the Mecklenburg County area of North Carolina. His father was Issac Morrow born about 1792 and his mother was Elizabeth, last name unknown, born about 1801. Elizabeth came with Peyton Morrow to Georgia and lived into the 1900's. His brothers and sisters were Mary M., Nancy K., Young, and Robert.

George Peyton's children were Elizabeth, Francis, James M., Rachael Ann?, George Felton, Harvey McKnight and Ida Isabelle. They certainly like d to "reuse" names. George Felton and Harvey McKnight, and their wives, are buried next to their father and mother at Snow Springs. I haven't found James M as yet, but I will. George Felton's death was reported by the wife of one of James Martin Culberson's brothers. Harvey McKnight witnessed Mary Culberson's, James Martin's mother, application for a Widows Pension for her late husbands Civil war service in 1908. Apparently the Morrows and Culbersons were close friends and neighbors. I continue to try and track down any living descendants. I have received information that the Culberson link to the Cherokees is probably thru the Culbersons, not the Morrows. As general info, George Peyton Morrow was 5 feet seven inches tall, dark hair, dark complexion, grey eyes. This info comes from the Oath Of Allegiance record that he took after the Civil War. Also, his tombstone indicates that he was a Mason.”

Daughters Ida Isabelle m. James Culberson, Elizabeth, Francis, Rachel.

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