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his will proved August 4, 1873, left estate to Mariah and Warren Henry Morrow, both A.A.
The graves of these three people were originally on the family farm in Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County, GA. They were moved when the property was developed. Thomas and Jane were parents of John. John and his brother Robert inherited the farm when Thomas died. Robert sold his share of the farm to John in 1844 (deed mentions the inheritence from Thomas). Jane lived with John on the farm until her death (residence recorded in the 1850 and 1860 census). John's will specified that he be buried next to his parents. These source records can be found attached to the record for John Morrow (LC8R-67H) at familysearch.org.
Contributor: John Foster (50570996)
his will proved August 4, 1873, left estate to Mariah and Warren Henry Morrow, both A.A.
The graves of these three people were originally on the family farm in Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County, GA. They were moved when the property was developed. Thomas and Jane were parents of John. John and his brother Robert inherited the farm when Thomas died. Robert sold his share of the farm to John in 1844 (deed mentions the inheritence from Thomas). Jane lived with John on the farm until her death (residence recorded in the 1850 and 1860 census). John's will specified that he be buried next to his parents. These source records can be found attached to the record for John Morrow (LC8R-67H) at familysearch.org.
Contributor: John Foster (50570996)
single
his will proved August 4, 1873, left estate to Mariah and Warren Henry Morrow, both A.A.
The graves of these three people were originally on the family farm in Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County, GA. They were moved when the property was developed. Thomas and Jane were parents of John. John and his brother Robert inherited the farm when Thomas died. Robert sold his share of the farm to John in 1844 (deed mentions the inheritence from Thomas). Jane lived with John on the farm until her death (residence recorded in the 1850 and 1860 census). John's will specified that he be buried next to his parents. These source records can be found attached to the record for John Morrow (LC8R-67H) at familysearch.org.
Contributor: John Foster (50570996)
his will proved August 4, 1873, left estate to Mariah and Warren Henry Morrow, both A.A.
The graves of these three people were originally on the family farm in Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County, GA. They were moved when the property was developed. Thomas and Jane were parents of John. John and his brother Robert inherited the farm when Thomas died. Robert sold his share of the farm to John in 1844 (deed mentions the inheritence from Thomas). Jane lived with John on the farm until her death (residence recorded in the 1850 and 1860 census). John's will specified that he be buried next to his parents. These source records can be found attached to the record for John Morrow (LC8R-67H) at familysearch.org.
Contributor: John Foster (50570996)
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