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Sources
1. Title:   Rev. William Thomas Albright, History of the Widenhouse, Furr, Dry, Stallings, Teeter, and Tucker Families (Greensboro, North Carolina: privately published, 1950)

Notes
a. Note:   istrator of the estate of Catherine Aaronhardt who had left a noncupative will.
  He was an infant when his father died. He was the last of the nine children of Heinrich and Russena Furrer. The only thing that is known about him is that he became administrator of his deceased sister Catherine's estate in 1798. There is no record of his marriage, children, or death. It is speculated that he was unmarried and died at an early age as did four of his brothers and sisters.
Note:   On Feb 6, 1798, Adam Furr was appointed by the Rowan County court admin


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