She was the daughter of Benjamin and Lucille B. (East) Morrow.
She was married to her first cousin Andrew Morrow, he was the son of Epham and Caroline (Chitwood) Morrow. On August 13, 1881 in Prentiss County, Mississippi.
They said that it seemed that every time you went over to their house, Tine was in the kitchen, and they always had a house full of people. Tine never had known her birth date so she used Andrew as hers.
She was buried between her Daughter Ethel Morrow Ross and her Husband Andrew Jackson Morrow.
She was married to her first cousin Andrew Morrow, he was the son of Epham and Caroline (Chitwood) Morrow. On August 13, 1881 in Prentiss County, Mississippi.
They said that it seemed that every time you went over to their house, Tine was in the kitchen, and they always had a house full of people. Tine never had known her birth date so she used Andrew as hers.
She was buried between her Daughter Ethel Morrow Ross and her Husband Andrew Jackson Morrow.
She was the daughter of Benjamin and Lucille B. (East) Morrow.
She was married to her first cousin Andrew Morrow, he was the son of Epham and Caroline (Chitwood) Morrow. On August 13, 1881 in Prentiss County, Mississippi.
They said that it seemed that every time you went over to their house, Tine was in the kitchen, and they always had a house full of people. Tine never had known her birth date so she used Andrew as hers.
She was buried between her Daughter Ethel Morrow Ross and her Husband Andrew Jackson Morrow.
She was married to her first cousin Andrew Morrow, he was the son of Epham and Caroline (Chitwood) Morrow. On August 13, 1881 in Prentiss County, Mississippi.
They said that it seemed that every time you went over to their house, Tine was in the kitchen, and they always had a house full of people. Tine never had known her birth date so she used Andrew as hers.
She was buried between her Daughter Ethel Morrow Ross and her Husband Andrew Jackson Morrow.
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