NOTE : This memorial was merged by Find-A-Grave. I do not know who created the biography on this memorial, but I would like for the individual to contact me so that I may properly cite the Author.
Notes for Jerrald/Gerrald Burrow:
Jarrald was born about 1739, and was listed in the 1782 Virginia heads of Household, for Sussex County, as having nine (9) white souls. This figure included both the husband and wife, indicating Jarrald had seven children. five of these births were recorded in the Register of Albemarle Parish, 1739-1778
Albermarle Parish Register Births and Deaths:
Jarrel m. Eleanor Cain
Jamima (11/20/1762)
Elizabeth (10/30/1765)
Mary (3/22/1768)
Frances (6/8/1772)
Phillip (2/20/1774)
Additional children possible yet to be proofed:
Elanor (ca 1764)
+ Joshua Holt Sr.
Freeman (ca 1769)
+ Mary Alexander
William
+ Mary (/Polly with same name Burrow)
Joel/Jarrell
+ Elizabeth Alexander
Land Grants filed in Guilford Co., NC:
Jarrald Burrow, grant entry 3 Nov 1787, on waters of Stinking Quarter, adjacent David Thronberg and Joseph Noe or Noah.
also if Freeman is a son:
Freeman Burrow, grant entry 10 Nov 1797, on waters of Stinking Quarter, Orange County line, adjacent Jarrald Burrow.
(Gerald Burrow wrote) Jarrell Burrow, Phillip b 1741 ("Senior's") brother, had moved into the Guilford County area after the census of 1790. Jarrell Burrow received a 135 acre grant on the waters of Stinking Quarter Creek and bordered on the East by the Orange County line.
A Grant from the state of NC to Jarrald Burrow. No. 1740, Book 8, page 141
Eleanor's maiden name is not yet available. Jerrald Burrow was listed in the Cumberland Parish Vestry Book in 1767. this parish was located in Llunenberg County, VA. Jarrald Burrow later moved his family to Gulford County, NC and then into Tennessee.
More About Jerrald Burrow and Eleanor Cain:
Marriage: Abt. 1760, Sussex County, Virginia.
Children of Jerrald Burrow and Eleanor Cain are:
+William Burrow, b. Abt. 1771, d. October 04, 1819, Bedford County Tennessee.
+Freeman Burrow, b. 1769, d. Aft. 1840, Bedford Co., TN.
Jamima Burrow, b. November 20, 1762.
Elanor Burrow, b. Abt. 1764.
Elizabeth Burrow, b. October 30, 1765.
Mary Burrow, b. March 22, 1768.
+Phillip Burrow (#6), b. February 20, 1774, Sussex County, Virginia, d. September 04, 1861, Independence County, Arkansas.
+Joel/Jarrell Burrow.
+Frances Burrow, b. Abt. 1773, d. Bef. 1829, Carroll County, Tennessee.
Notes for Jerrald/Gerrald Burrow:
Jarrald was born about 1739, and was listed in the 1782 Virginia heads of Household, for Sussex County, as having nine (9) white souls. This figure included both the husband and wife, indicating Jarrald had seven children. five of these births were recorded in the Register of Albemarle Parish, 1739-1778
Albermarle Parish Register Births and Deaths:
Jarrel m. Eleanor Cain
Jamima (11/20/1762)
Elizabeth (10/30/1765)
Mary (3/22/1768)
Frances (6/8/1772)
Phillip (2/20/1774)
Additional children possible yet to be proofed:
Elanor (ca 1764)
+ Joshua Holt Sr.
Freeman (ca 1769)
+ Mary Alexander
William
+ Mary (/Polly with same name Burrow)
Joel/Jarrell
+ Elizabeth Alexander
Land Grants filed in Guilford Co., NC:
Jarrald Burrow, grant entry 3 Nov 1787, on waters of Stinking Quarter, adjacent David Thronberg and Joseph Noe or Noah.
also if Freeman is a son:
Freeman Burrow, grant entry 10 Nov 1797, on waters of Stinking Quarter, Orange County line, adjacent Jarrald Burrow.
(Gerald Burrow wrote) Jarrell Burrow, Phillip b 1741 ("Senior's") brother, had moved into the Guilford County area after the census of 1790. Jarrell Burrow received a 135 acre grant on the waters of Stinking Quarter Creek and bordered on the East by the Orange County line.
A Grant from the state of NC to Jarrald Burrow. No. 1740, Book 8, page 141
Eleanor's maiden name is not yet available. Jerrald Burrow was listed in the Cumberland Parish Vestry Book in 1767. this parish was located in Llunenberg County, VA. Jarrald Burrow later moved his family to Gulford County, NC and then into Tennessee.
More About Jerrald Burrow and Eleanor Cain:
Marriage: Abt. 1760, Sussex County, Virginia.
Children of Jerrald Burrow and Eleanor Cain are:
+William Burrow, b. Abt. 1771, d. October 04, 1819, Bedford County Tennessee.
+Freeman Burrow, b. 1769, d. Aft. 1840, Bedford Co., TN.
Jamima Burrow, b. November 20, 1762.
Elanor Burrow, b. Abt. 1764.
Elizabeth Burrow, b. October 30, 1765.
Mary Burrow, b. March 22, 1768.
+Phillip Burrow (#6), b. February 20, 1774, Sussex County, Virginia, d. September 04, 1861, Independence County, Arkansas.
+Joel/Jarrell Burrow.
+Frances Burrow, b. Abt. 1773, d. Bef. 1829, Carroll County, Tennessee.
NOTE : This memorial was merged by Find-A-Grave. I do not know who created the biography on this memorial, but I would like for the individual to contact me so that I may properly cite the Author.
Notes for Jerrald/Gerrald Burrow:
Jarrald was born about 1739, and was listed in the 1782 Virginia heads of Household, for Sussex County, as having nine (9) white souls. This figure included both the husband and wife, indicating Jarrald had seven children. five of these births were recorded in the Register of Albemarle Parish, 1739-1778
Albermarle Parish Register Births and Deaths:
Jarrel m. Eleanor Cain
Jamima (11/20/1762)
Elizabeth (10/30/1765)
Mary (3/22/1768)
Frances (6/8/1772)
Phillip (2/20/1774)
Additional children possible yet to be proofed:
Elanor (ca 1764)
+ Joshua Holt Sr.
Freeman (ca 1769)
+ Mary Alexander
William
+ Mary (/Polly with same name Burrow)
Joel/Jarrell
+ Elizabeth Alexander
Land Grants filed in Guilford Co., NC:
Jarrald Burrow, grant entry 3 Nov 1787, on waters of Stinking Quarter, adjacent David Thronberg and Joseph Noe or Noah.
also if Freeman is a son:
Freeman Burrow, grant entry 10 Nov 1797, on waters of Stinking Quarter, Orange County line, adjacent Jarrald Burrow.
(Gerald Burrow wrote) Jarrell Burrow, Phillip b 1741 ("Senior's") brother, had moved into the Guilford County area after the census of 1790. Jarrell Burrow received a 135 acre grant on the waters of Stinking Quarter Creek and bordered on the East by the Orange County line.
A Grant from the state of NC to Jarrald Burrow. No. 1740, Book 8, page 141
Eleanor's maiden name is not yet available. Jerrald Burrow was listed in the Cumberland Parish Vestry Book in 1767. this parish was located in Llunenberg County, VA. Jarrald Burrow later moved his family to Gulford County, NC and then into Tennessee.
More About Jerrald Burrow and Eleanor Cain:
Marriage: Abt. 1760, Sussex County, Virginia.
Children of Jerrald Burrow and Eleanor Cain are:
+William Burrow, b. Abt. 1771, d. October 04, 1819, Bedford County Tennessee.
+Freeman Burrow, b. 1769, d. Aft. 1840, Bedford Co., TN.
Jamima Burrow, b. November 20, 1762.
Elanor Burrow, b. Abt. 1764.
Elizabeth Burrow, b. October 30, 1765.
Mary Burrow, b. March 22, 1768.
+Phillip Burrow (#6), b. February 20, 1774, Sussex County, Virginia, d. September 04, 1861, Independence County, Arkansas.
+Joel/Jarrell Burrow.
+Frances Burrow, b. Abt. 1773, d. Bef. 1829, Carroll County, Tennessee.
Notes for Jerrald/Gerrald Burrow:
Jarrald was born about 1739, and was listed in the 1782 Virginia heads of Household, for Sussex County, as having nine (9) white souls. This figure included both the husband and wife, indicating Jarrald had seven children. five of these births were recorded in the Register of Albemarle Parish, 1739-1778
Albermarle Parish Register Births and Deaths:
Jarrel m. Eleanor Cain
Jamima (11/20/1762)
Elizabeth (10/30/1765)
Mary (3/22/1768)
Frances (6/8/1772)
Phillip (2/20/1774)
Additional children possible yet to be proofed:
Elanor (ca 1764)
+ Joshua Holt Sr.
Freeman (ca 1769)
+ Mary Alexander
William
+ Mary (/Polly with same name Burrow)
Joel/Jarrell
+ Elizabeth Alexander
Land Grants filed in Guilford Co., NC:
Jarrald Burrow, grant entry 3 Nov 1787, on waters of Stinking Quarter, adjacent David Thronberg and Joseph Noe or Noah.
also if Freeman is a son:
Freeman Burrow, grant entry 10 Nov 1797, on waters of Stinking Quarter, Orange County line, adjacent Jarrald Burrow.
(Gerald Burrow wrote) Jarrell Burrow, Phillip b 1741 ("Senior's") brother, had moved into the Guilford County area after the census of 1790. Jarrell Burrow received a 135 acre grant on the waters of Stinking Quarter Creek and bordered on the East by the Orange County line.
A Grant from the state of NC to Jarrald Burrow. No. 1740, Book 8, page 141
Eleanor's maiden name is not yet available. Jerrald Burrow was listed in the Cumberland Parish Vestry Book in 1767. this parish was located in Llunenberg County, VA. Jarrald Burrow later moved his family to Gulford County, NC and then into Tennessee.
More About Jerrald Burrow and Eleanor Cain:
Marriage: Abt. 1760, Sussex County, Virginia.
Children of Jerrald Burrow and Eleanor Cain are:
+William Burrow, b. Abt. 1771, d. October 04, 1819, Bedford County Tennessee.
+Freeman Burrow, b. 1769, d. Aft. 1840, Bedford Co., TN.
Jamima Burrow, b. November 20, 1762.
Elanor Burrow, b. Abt. 1764.
Elizabeth Burrow, b. October 30, 1765.
Mary Burrow, b. March 22, 1768.
+Phillip Burrow (#6), b. February 20, 1774, Sussex County, Virginia, d. September 04, 1861, Independence County, Arkansas.
+Joel/Jarrell Burrow.
+Frances Burrow, b. Abt. 1773, d. Bef. 1829, Carroll County, Tennessee.
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