1788 (Apr 22) Deed of gift for 128A from John Furrow to Sarah Furrow, "for the children of my wife", naming Jesse, Priscilla, Robert, Molly, Sally. Elizabeth, William, Deborah, John and Jonathan Cox.
1809 (Apr 1) Several of the Graham children (Adam Furrow and his wife Mary, Charles Furrow and his wife Deborah, William Crimes alias Cox, Jonathan Grimes alias Cox, Robert Grimes alias Cox, and David Howard and his wife Sarah: all were residents of Montgomery County VA) sold their interests in the 128A on both sides Marley's Creek to John Grimes alias Cox. [1]
John Furrow, of German descent, the first Furrow in Floyd County in the early 1800's as a widower. He was a former soldier in the Loudoun County Militia during the American Revolution and brought with him his children Adam, John, Charles, Mathias, Christina and Barbara. Mathias remained in Floyd County after John Furrow Sr. died in April of 1832.
