John was a farmer. He lived near Jonesville in Lee County, Virginia, where Lovey and all of their children were born. In 1860 he had real property valued at $11,000 and personal property valued at $749, according to the U.S. Census. He stayed in Virginia until about 1870 when he and his family moved to McKinney, Collin County, Texas. The Civil War had taken its toll on the economy of Virginia. They went by boat down the Ohio River to the Mississippi River to New Orleans, and then by wagon train to Texas.
John was a farmer. He lived near Jonesville in Lee County, Virginia, where Lovey and all of their children were born. In 1860 he had real property valued at $11,000 and personal property valued at $749, according to the U.S. Census. He stayed in Virginia until about 1870 when he and his family moved to McKinney, Collin County, Texas. The Civil War had taken its toll on the economy of Virginia. They went by boat down the Ohio River to the Mississippi River to New Orleans, and then by wagon train to Texas.
Gravesite Details
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Family Members
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Pvt James Hillery Harrell
1840–1933
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Halbert Taylor Harrell
1847 – unknown
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William Floyd Harrell
1851–1930
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Henry Lafayette Harrell
1852–1948
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Salina Jane Harrell Cook
1853–1921
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Melinda Catherine "Lindy" Harrell Alcorn
1854–1947
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Nancy Elizabeth Harrell Whitton
1856–1948
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Marelda C Harrell
1857–1880
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John Milton "Mitt" Harrell
1859–1955
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Lovey Malissie Harrell Bumgardner
1861–1902
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Maude Alice Harrell Young
1862–1936
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Minerva Dee Harrell Collinsworth
1864–1938
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Robert E. "Bob" Harrell
1867–1955
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Riley Eston Harrell
1868–1872
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Sarah E. Dora Harrell Stubblefield
1872–1960
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