Facts and Events
Sergeant in the Pennsylvania militia during the Revolutionary War and Methodist minister later in life.
Appears there was a long-running estate battle, as there was an announcement in Marion County papers in December 1850 that the named persons involved in the estate of John Morrow did not live in Indiana and were therefore being notified of a required appearance in court via publication.
Children with wife Elizabeth
- Thomas [lead plaintiff]
- William 1st [? b. 1792 m. Priscilla Prichett]
- Elizabeth Armstrong [b. 1794]
- [Not listed] Samuel d. 1842 m. Malinda - local
- Children of his son Alexander
- Hugh Beaty and Ruth Beaty his wife,
- Robert McCoppin and Margaret McCoppin his wife,
- John Morrow 1st [1821-1851],
- William Morrow 2d [1826-1906],
- Children of his son Robert
- Mary Endicott [widow(?) of Samuel], of Harrison, KY
- Nathan Loquat and Sarah his wife.
- Nathan Moffit and Elizabeth his wife,
- Thompson Morrow
- [Not listed] Nancy wife of James Anderson
- Children of his son James
- [deceased] William, John, Robert
- [Not listed] Susan Jane m. Isaac Baker - local
- [Not listed] Elizabeth Ellen, unmarried (m. James Dulin 1851 - local
- Child of daughter Margaret
- William Martindale and Mary his wife,
Children with his wife Aibgail:
- James Newland and Mary Ann his wife
- Daniel Z. Ellis and Rebecca his wife
- Aquilla Morrow
- [not listed] Priscilla m. James McMahan - local
- [not listed] Jane m. Jerome Delavan - local
- John Morrow 2d [John Dickinson, b. 1826]
DNA
MorrowDNA - Group 4 (NC)
| ~ Tested Line ~ Early Ancestor: John Morrow d. 1835 Indianapolis (this man) Loose matches to rest of Group 4 - More tests needed Tested grandsons match: Milton b. 1824 and Thomas Allen b. 1830 (info)
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Lines through two grandsons (sons of Thomas) have been tested and match, but more markers and more tests would help assess connections to other lines with Group 4, in particular whether John's father is the Alexander Murray whose estate was resolved in Cumberland County, PA in 1791.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Gravestone, in Find A Grave
John Morrow. - John Morrow, Revolutionary War Veteran and Methodist Preacher, in Crown Hill (Cemetery) Foundation
[1].
"John Morrow enlisted in December 1776 at age 16 in the Pennsylvania Militia to fight in the American Revolutionary War, where he served for three months. He enlisted again in 1778 and ’79, again serving three months each time."
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