Person:Thomas Morrow (9)

Thomas Morrow, of Henry Co, VA
b.Abt 1745 Virginia
  • HThomas Morrow, of Henry Co, VAAbt 1745 - Aft 1808
  • WRebecca Small1743 -
m. Abt 1764
  1. Matthew MorrowAbt 1765 - Aft 1840
Facts and Events
Name Thomas Morrow, of Henry Co, VA
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1745 Virginia
Marriage Abt 1764 to Rebecca Small
Alt Marriage 1768 Albemarle, Colony of Virginiato Rebecca Small
Death? Aft 1808 Wayne, Kentucky, United States

WorldConnect entry credits research of Margaret Behnke for the following:

  • 1762, Albemarle Co, VA: David Lewis of St. Ann’s Parish says Thomas Morrow and John Small owe him money.
  • 5 Aug 1772 or 1773, Albemarle Co, VA: Thomas Morrow of St. Ann Parish and wife Rebecca to Nathaniel Harlow, for 50 pounds, 100 acres.
  • 7 Nov 1772 or 1777: 165 acres on Little Sycamore Creek transferred to Thomas Morrow.
  • Sept 13, 1777, Henry Co, VA: Thomas Morrow signs oath of allegience.[1]
  • 1778, 1779, 1780, Henry Co, VA: Thomas Morrow and various Smalls listed on Henry Co, VA tax list.
  • 26 Jul 1782, Henry Co, VA: Thomas Morrow appointed ensign to Matthew Small, Captain of Henry Co, VA militia.
  • 1782-1801 - various Henry Co, VA transactions
  • 1803, Wayne Co, KY tax list: Thomas taxed w/ no real estate, 1 male 21+, 1 16-21, 1black over 16, and 5 horses and mules.
  • 1808 Wayne Co, KY tax list: Thomas has 2 males 16+, 1 black, 4 horses/mules.


DNA Findings

Descendants of Thomas via son Matthew match closely to several different Murray families that settled in Pennsylvania and points north in the early 18th century. See details on the Morrow DNA Group 4 page.

These descendants also match group known as the Crosswoods/Oaks Morrows. The match is 25/25 and 35 or 36/37 markers, suggesting at least an 89% chance of a common ancestor in the last 12 generations.

MorrowDNA - Group 4 (NC) ~ Tested Line ~ Early Ancestor: Thomas Morrow of Henry Co, VA (this man)
Other Group 4: David Murray of Sussex, DE - Crosswood Oaks Morrows - Thomas Morrow m. Nancy Mann
Tested son: Matthew Morrow (info)



References
  1. Oath is the basis of recognition by DAR. See A#200447