John and Sarah Herrell are my oldest known relatives in Tennessee. It is possible that the Revolutionary War soldier buried at McAdoo is either John's father or grandfather, but that is just speculation. Part of the original Herrell farm still remains in the hands of a descendant.
John and Sarah raised 12 children, all of them surviving to adulthood. Many of them were taller than normal, true 'long, tall, Tennesseans'. All of them have now been linked together on Findagrave. - dhintx #47160808
John and Sarah Herrell are my oldest known relatives in Tennessee. It is possible that the Revolutionary War soldier buried at McAdoo is either John's father or grandfather, but that is just speculation. Part of the original Herrell farm still remains in the hands of a descendant.
John and Sarah raised 12 children, all of them surviving to adulthood. Many of them were taller than normal, true 'long, tall, Tennesseans'. All of them have now been linked together on Findagrave. - dhintx #47160808
Family Members
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Rev Azariah Herrell
1823–1915
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William Riley Herrell
1824–1903
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Warren R. Herrell
1826–1913
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Rufus Herrell
1828–1902
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Delany Herrell Overton
1830–1913
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John "Jack" Herrell
1832–1921
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Nancy Herrell Altum
1834–1927
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Matsfield Herrell
1837–1895
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William M. Herrell
1839–1925
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George Herrell
1841–1935
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Frances Herrell Clark
1843–1919
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Rev David Cummings Herrell
1847–1936
