Son of William Murphrey of Ireland.
Married Sarah Dempsey 1721-1780; parents of:
James Murphree abt 1741 – 1831
Rev. William Murphree Sr abt 1742 – bef 25 Jul 1834
*Daniel Murphree II abt 1747 – abt 1780
John Murphree abt 1749 – 6 Mar 1828
Elizabeth Murphree abt 1750 – ? [m. Barnes, 1st wife]
Levi Murphree, Sr. abt 1753 – 29 Jan 1798
*Sarah Murphree abt 175x – ?[m. Blythe]
*Solomon L. Murphree, Sr. abt 1757 - 15 Sep 1854
Moses Murphree abt 1760 – May 1846
Milly Murphree abt 1760 - aft 29 Apr 1830
Editha "Edey" Murphree abt 1762 - ? [m. Reed/Reid]
*David Murphree abt 1765? – 18 Feb 1838
Mary Murphree abt 1765 - aft 1850 [single]
10 Nov 1769: The unrecorded will of Daniel Murphree appears on microfilm serial no 4650 pt 5 (Genealogical Society). "Unrecorded Wills-Chatham Co NC. It is on the part covering 1770-1900. (Note that the children listed in this will belong to Daniel Murphree, Sr., not Jr.)
Nov 1771: "inventory of the Estate of Daniel Murphree Deceased, Chatham Co NC (Death in 1771?) which evidence would imply that Daniel Murphree died in North Carolina, not Ireland
The History of the Bynum Family, Vol.2 page 230. Section Two; States that "the Murphree family originally came from Dublin, Ireland. One Daniel Murphree, who died in Ireland in 1782, and his wife, Sarah Dempsey, had twelve children. seven of their sons migrated to America before the Revolutionary War. They were Solomon, Nimrod, David, Daniel II, Mills, William, and James. Solomon (1752-1848), came in his old age to Blount County; Nimrod settled in Missouri; David went to Texas; Daniel was killed in the Revolution, but some of his children came to Blount County; Mills settled in Georgia; William migrated to Tennessee; and James remained in North Carolina."
"The Murphree family originally came from Dublin, Ireland. One Daniel Murphree married Sarah Dempsey;they had twelve children. Seven of their sons migrated to America before the Revolutionary War. They were Solomon, Nimrod, David, Daniel II, Mills, William, and James. Solomon came to Blount County; Nimrod settled in Missouri; David went to Texas; Daniel came to Blount County; Mills settled in Georgia. William migrated to Tennesse; and James remaioned in North Carolina.
"Danil II and his wife had three children: Celia, Daniel III, and Aaron. Daniel II fought in the Revolutionary War in North Carolina and was killed. Shortly after that Molly and the children left and went to Blount County where Daniel's brother Solomon later lived in Murphree's Valley, Aaron, son of Daniel II, married Sally Bullard. They had 10 children: Jamima, Polly, Cinda Ella, Nancy, Tapley, Elijah, Marvel, Thomas, Peggy, and Bailye Barton. Elijah, son of Aaron and Sally (b. 1812) married Sally Easley. They had 16 chilcren: William A., Thomas D., Issaac S., Ben S., Mary Ann, Celia, Levi, Winnie Mae, BAily B.,Sarah J., Aaron Asberry, Jesse A., Margaret K., Cinda, Ella, Elijah S., and Stephen Tapley. Three of Elijah's sons fought in the War Between the States. Issaac Murphree (1839-1864), Ben S. Murphree (183 (sic)- 1862), and Levi Murphree (1842-1863) fought in the 19th Alabama Co. B throughtout the War."
--The Heritage of Blount County, Alabama, Limited First Edition: Published by Heritage Publishing Consultants, Inc., Clanton, AL, LOC #98-75773, page 315. Submitted by : Wiley C. Murphree, 322 Murphree Drive, Oneonta, AL 35121. Source: Genealogy of The Bynum Family by Mary Lou Boazman Howard and by discussion with relatives and other people.
Besides the above, an especially good source is "Bob's Genealogy Filing Cabinet" found at http://www.genfiles.com/murphree/children-of-daniel-murphree/
Reported to be buried in Rocky Mount Cemetery
Reid, Calhoun County, Mississippi, USA but not sure why he would be buried there when he lived all his life in NC
Married Sarah Dempsey 1721-1780; parents of:
James Murphree abt 1741 – 1831
Rev. William Murphree Sr abt 1742 – bef 25 Jul 1834
*Daniel Murphree II abt 1747 – abt 1780
John Murphree abt 1749 – 6 Mar 1828
Elizabeth Murphree abt 1750 – ? [m. Barnes, 1st wife]
Levi Murphree, Sr. abt 1753 – 29 Jan 1798
*Sarah Murphree abt 175x – ?[m. Blythe]
*Solomon L. Murphree, Sr. abt 1757 - 15 Sep 1854
Moses Murphree abt 1760 – May 1846
Milly Murphree abt 1760 - aft 29 Apr 1830
Editha "Edey" Murphree abt 1762 - ? [m. Reed/Reid]
*David Murphree abt 1765? – 18 Feb 1838
Mary Murphree abt 1765 - aft 1850 [single]
10 Nov 1769: The unrecorded will of Daniel Murphree appears on microfilm serial no 4650 pt 5 (Genealogical Society). "Unrecorded Wills-Chatham Co NC. It is on the part covering 1770-1900. (Note that the children listed in this will belong to Daniel Murphree, Sr., not Jr.)
Nov 1771: "inventory of the Estate of Daniel Murphree Deceased, Chatham Co NC (Death in 1771?) which evidence would imply that Daniel Murphree died in North Carolina, not Ireland
The History of the Bynum Family, Vol.2 page 230. Section Two; States that "the Murphree family originally came from Dublin, Ireland. One Daniel Murphree, who died in Ireland in 1782, and his wife, Sarah Dempsey, had twelve children. seven of their sons migrated to America before the Revolutionary War. They were Solomon, Nimrod, David, Daniel II, Mills, William, and James. Solomon (1752-1848), came in his old age to Blount County; Nimrod settled in Missouri; David went to Texas; Daniel was killed in the Revolution, but some of his children came to Blount County; Mills settled in Georgia; William migrated to Tennessee; and James remained in North Carolina."
"The Murphree family originally came from Dublin, Ireland. One Daniel Murphree married Sarah Dempsey;they had twelve children. Seven of their sons migrated to America before the Revolutionary War. They were Solomon, Nimrod, David, Daniel II, Mills, William, and James. Solomon came to Blount County; Nimrod settled in Missouri; David went to Texas; Daniel came to Blount County; Mills settled in Georgia. William migrated to Tennesse; and James remaioned in North Carolina.
"Danil II and his wife had three children: Celia, Daniel III, and Aaron. Daniel II fought in the Revolutionary War in North Carolina and was killed. Shortly after that Molly and the children left and went to Blount County where Daniel's brother Solomon later lived in Murphree's Valley, Aaron, son of Daniel II, married Sally Bullard. They had 10 children: Jamima, Polly, Cinda Ella, Nancy, Tapley, Elijah, Marvel, Thomas, Peggy, and Bailye Barton. Elijah, son of Aaron and Sally (b. 1812) married Sally Easley. They had 16 chilcren: William A., Thomas D., Issaac S., Ben S., Mary Ann, Celia, Levi, Winnie Mae, BAily B.,Sarah J., Aaron Asberry, Jesse A., Margaret K., Cinda, Ella, Elijah S., and Stephen Tapley. Three of Elijah's sons fought in the War Between the States. Issaac Murphree (1839-1864), Ben S. Murphree (183 (sic)- 1862), and Levi Murphree (1842-1863) fought in the 19th Alabama Co. B throughtout the War."
--The Heritage of Blount County, Alabama, Limited First Edition: Published by Heritage Publishing Consultants, Inc., Clanton, AL, LOC #98-75773, page 315. Submitted by : Wiley C. Murphree, 322 Murphree Drive, Oneonta, AL 35121. Source: Genealogy of The Bynum Family by Mary Lou Boazman Howard and by discussion with relatives and other people.
Besides the above, an especially good source is "Bob's Genealogy Filing Cabinet" found at http://www.genfiles.com/murphree/children-of-daniel-murphree/
Reported to be buried in Rocky Mount Cemetery
Reid, Calhoun County, Mississippi, USA but not sure why he would be buried there when he lived all his life in NC
Son of William Murphrey of Ireland.
Married Sarah Dempsey 1721-1780; parents of:
James Murphree abt 1741 – 1831
Rev. William Murphree Sr abt 1742 – bef 25 Jul 1834
*Daniel Murphree II abt 1747 – abt 1780
John Murphree abt 1749 – 6 Mar 1828
Elizabeth Murphree abt 1750 – ? [m. Barnes, 1st wife]
Levi Murphree, Sr. abt 1753 – 29 Jan 1798
*Sarah Murphree abt 175x – ?[m. Blythe]
*Solomon L. Murphree, Sr. abt 1757 - 15 Sep 1854
Moses Murphree abt 1760 – May 1846
Milly Murphree abt 1760 - aft 29 Apr 1830
Editha "Edey" Murphree abt 1762 - ? [m. Reed/Reid]
*David Murphree abt 1765? – 18 Feb 1838
Mary Murphree abt 1765 - aft 1850 [single]
10 Nov 1769: The unrecorded will of Daniel Murphree appears on microfilm serial no 4650 pt 5 (Genealogical Society). "Unrecorded Wills-Chatham Co NC. It is on the part covering 1770-1900. (Note that the children listed in this will belong to Daniel Murphree, Sr., not Jr.)
Nov 1771: "inventory of the Estate of Daniel Murphree Deceased, Chatham Co NC (Death in 1771?) which evidence would imply that Daniel Murphree died in North Carolina, not Ireland
The History of the Bynum Family, Vol.2 page 230. Section Two; States that "the Murphree family originally came from Dublin, Ireland. One Daniel Murphree, who died in Ireland in 1782, and his wife, Sarah Dempsey, had twelve children. seven of their sons migrated to America before the Revolutionary War. They were Solomon, Nimrod, David, Daniel II, Mills, William, and James. Solomon (1752-1848), came in his old age to Blount County; Nimrod settled in Missouri; David went to Texas; Daniel was killed in the Revolution, but some of his children came to Blount County; Mills settled in Georgia; William migrated to Tennessee; and James remained in North Carolina."
"The Murphree family originally came from Dublin, Ireland. One Daniel Murphree married Sarah Dempsey;they had twelve children. Seven of their sons migrated to America before the Revolutionary War. They were Solomon, Nimrod, David, Daniel II, Mills, William, and James. Solomon came to Blount County; Nimrod settled in Missouri; David went to Texas; Daniel came to Blount County; Mills settled in Georgia. William migrated to Tennesse; and James remaioned in North Carolina.
"Danil II and his wife had three children: Celia, Daniel III, and Aaron. Daniel II fought in the Revolutionary War in North Carolina and was killed. Shortly after that Molly and the children left and went to Blount County where Daniel's brother Solomon later lived in Murphree's Valley, Aaron, son of Daniel II, married Sally Bullard. They had 10 children: Jamima, Polly, Cinda Ella, Nancy, Tapley, Elijah, Marvel, Thomas, Peggy, and Bailye Barton. Elijah, son of Aaron and Sally (b. 1812) married Sally Easley. They had 16 chilcren: William A., Thomas D., Issaac S., Ben S., Mary Ann, Celia, Levi, Winnie Mae, BAily B.,Sarah J., Aaron Asberry, Jesse A., Margaret K., Cinda, Ella, Elijah S., and Stephen Tapley. Three of Elijah's sons fought in the War Between the States. Issaac Murphree (1839-1864), Ben S. Murphree (183 (sic)- 1862), and Levi Murphree (1842-1863) fought in the 19th Alabama Co. B throughtout the War."
--The Heritage of Blount County, Alabama, Limited First Edition: Published by Heritage Publishing Consultants, Inc., Clanton, AL, LOC #98-75773, page 315. Submitted by : Wiley C. Murphree, 322 Murphree Drive, Oneonta, AL 35121. Source: Genealogy of The Bynum Family by Mary Lou Boazman Howard and by discussion with relatives and other people.
Besides the above, an especially good source is "Bob's Genealogy Filing Cabinet" found at http://www.genfiles.com/murphree/children-of-daniel-murphree/
Reported to be buried in Rocky Mount Cemetery
Reid, Calhoun County, Mississippi, USA but not sure why he would be buried there when he lived all his life in NC
Married Sarah Dempsey 1721-1780; parents of:
James Murphree abt 1741 – 1831
Rev. William Murphree Sr abt 1742 – bef 25 Jul 1834
*Daniel Murphree II abt 1747 – abt 1780
John Murphree abt 1749 – 6 Mar 1828
Elizabeth Murphree abt 1750 – ? [m. Barnes, 1st wife]
Levi Murphree, Sr. abt 1753 – 29 Jan 1798
*Sarah Murphree abt 175x – ?[m. Blythe]
*Solomon L. Murphree, Sr. abt 1757 - 15 Sep 1854
Moses Murphree abt 1760 – May 1846
Milly Murphree abt 1760 - aft 29 Apr 1830
Editha "Edey" Murphree abt 1762 - ? [m. Reed/Reid]
*David Murphree abt 1765? – 18 Feb 1838
Mary Murphree abt 1765 - aft 1850 [single]
10 Nov 1769: The unrecorded will of Daniel Murphree appears on microfilm serial no 4650 pt 5 (Genealogical Society). "Unrecorded Wills-Chatham Co NC. It is on the part covering 1770-1900. (Note that the children listed in this will belong to Daniel Murphree, Sr., not Jr.)
Nov 1771: "inventory of the Estate of Daniel Murphree Deceased, Chatham Co NC (Death in 1771?) which evidence would imply that Daniel Murphree died in North Carolina, not Ireland
The History of the Bynum Family, Vol.2 page 230. Section Two; States that "the Murphree family originally came from Dublin, Ireland. One Daniel Murphree, who died in Ireland in 1782, and his wife, Sarah Dempsey, had twelve children. seven of their sons migrated to America before the Revolutionary War. They were Solomon, Nimrod, David, Daniel II, Mills, William, and James. Solomon (1752-1848), came in his old age to Blount County; Nimrod settled in Missouri; David went to Texas; Daniel was killed in the Revolution, but some of his children came to Blount County; Mills settled in Georgia; William migrated to Tennessee; and James remained in North Carolina."
"The Murphree family originally came from Dublin, Ireland. One Daniel Murphree married Sarah Dempsey;they had twelve children. Seven of their sons migrated to America before the Revolutionary War. They were Solomon, Nimrod, David, Daniel II, Mills, William, and James. Solomon came to Blount County; Nimrod settled in Missouri; David went to Texas; Daniel came to Blount County; Mills settled in Georgia. William migrated to Tennesse; and James remaioned in North Carolina.
"Danil II and his wife had three children: Celia, Daniel III, and Aaron. Daniel II fought in the Revolutionary War in North Carolina and was killed. Shortly after that Molly and the children left and went to Blount County where Daniel's brother Solomon later lived in Murphree's Valley, Aaron, son of Daniel II, married Sally Bullard. They had 10 children: Jamima, Polly, Cinda Ella, Nancy, Tapley, Elijah, Marvel, Thomas, Peggy, and Bailye Barton. Elijah, son of Aaron and Sally (b. 1812) married Sally Easley. They had 16 chilcren: William A., Thomas D., Issaac S., Ben S., Mary Ann, Celia, Levi, Winnie Mae, BAily B.,Sarah J., Aaron Asberry, Jesse A., Margaret K., Cinda, Ella, Elijah S., and Stephen Tapley. Three of Elijah's sons fought in the War Between the States. Issaac Murphree (1839-1864), Ben S. Murphree (183 (sic)- 1862), and Levi Murphree (1842-1863) fought in the 19th Alabama Co. B throughtout the War."
--The Heritage of Blount County, Alabama, Limited First Edition: Published by Heritage Publishing Consultants, Inc., Clanton, AL, LOC #98-75773, page 315. Submitted by : Wiley C. Murphree, 322 Murphree Drive, Oneonta, AL 35121. Source: Genealogy of The Bynum Family by Mary Lou Boazman Howard and by discussion with relatives and other people.
Besides the above, an especially good source is "Bob's Genealogy Filing Cabinet" found at http://www.genfiles.com/murphree/children-of-daniel-murphree/
Reported to be buried in Rocky Mount Cemetery
Reid, Calhoun County, Mississippi, USA but not sure why he would be buried there when he lived all his life in NC
