Name: North Carolina Furrs

Updated: 08-06-2020 20:08:45.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Eli Furr: Birth: 1803 in North Carolina. Death: AFT 1863 in Texas

  2. Elizabeth Furr: Birth: BET 1810 AND 1820.

  3. Leonard Furr: Birth: BET 1810 AND 1820.

  4. Susan Furr: Birth: 1811.

  5. Nancy Furr: Birth: 1817.

  6. Everett Furr: Birth: 25 JUN 1823 in Mississippi. Death: 29 JUN 1853

  7. Henry Jacob Furr: Birth: 1828 in Lawrence County, MS.

  8. Living


Sources
1. Title:   Jackie Ratcliffe, Family Trails 1 (Jackson, MS: Historical and Genealogical Association of Mississippi, Volume 6, February 1982)
2. Title:   Dorothy E. McDaniel Letter dated June 24, 1997
 Timber Lane 8
 Gulfport MS 39507
 E-mail correspondence (Dmcdan001@aol.com), 1998
3. Title:   1850 Lawrence County, Mississippi, Census
Page:   page 401
4. Title:   1860 Lawrence County, Mississippi, Census
Page:   page 104
5. Title:   1870 Lawrence County, North Carolina, Census
Page:   Township 9, page 181A
6. Title:   1840 Lawrence County, Mississippi, Census
Page:   page 69
7. Title:   1830 Lawrence County, Mississippi, Census
Page:   page 53
8. Title:   1820 Lawrence County, Mississippi, Census
Page:   page 62
9. Title:   1810 Moore County, North Carolina, Census
Page:   page 611

Notes
a. Note:   tian, Henry, and Jacob) "came out of Georgia, through Alabama, and across part of Mississippi. Each had a wife and an ox. Each had his worldly possessions in a Hogshead (barrel) with a pole run through it, and with shafts attached and pulled by his ox. I have been told that they spent months, and possibly more than one year, in transit."
  In 1816, Jacob Furr took deed to the Randle Furr place on Little Bahala Creek in Lincoln County, 10 miles east of Brookhaven, Mississippi. In 1850, Jacob Furr, age 65, was living with Henry Jacob Furr in Lawrence County, Mississippi.
Note:   According to Clyde M. Furr, sometime before 1816, three brothers (Chris
b. Note:   dren
 1820 census shows as between 16 and 26 (1794-1804)
 1830 census shows as between 50 and 60 (1770-1780)
 1840 census shows as between 50 and 60 (1780-1790)
 1850 census shows as age 65 (1795) born in North Carolina
 1860 census shows as age 65 (1795) born in Georgia
 1870 census shows as age 95 (1775) born in North Carolina
Note:   1810 census shows as between 16 and 25 (1785-1794) with wife and 2 chil

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