Mary Morrow

"David Morrow b. c1715- c1795 & wife Mary Morrow left the Baltimore area in early 1760's moving to the Fishing Creek area in present day Chester Co SC where in 1765 David obtained a 100ac land grant next to his brother "Old Samuel Morrow" d.1796 SC. Family lore is that David Morrow fought at Braddock's Defeat in 1755.

....An 1821 deed [shows] where Major Samuel Morrow 1760-1842 was actually a nephew of Old Samuel rather than a son." -- from Morrow boards at Ancestry.com, Bill Morrow, family researcher involved with their DNA project. He goes on:

David & Mary Morrow's children include:

1. John Morrow c1750-1781 m. Margaret Kelso, died Rev War
2. Robert Morrow 1752-1823 m. widow Jane (Peden) Morton
3. Samuel Morrow 1760-1842 m. Janet Nelson, became a Major in SC Militia, stated in his pension papers he was born near Baltimore, Md.
4. Sarah Morrow b. bef 1775
5. Mary Morrow b. bef 1775

"The entire David & Mary Morrow family above are listed on page 130 in Rev John Simpson's "Visitation Journal" 16 Jan 1775 living in the Fishing Creek [SC] area. Rev John Simpson was pastor of the Fishing Creek Presbyterian Church located near the York/Chester county line." {Note that Samuel Morrow states, below, that he "Joined the fishing-Creek Church under the care of the Revd John Simson in the fall of 1782" after his marriage to Janet Nelson.}