Samuel MURRAY & Elizabeth REES

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Samuel MURRAY
Elizabeth REES

Husband: Samuel MURRAY
Birth: 1 Jun 1739, PA?
Death: 15 Dec 1817
Migration: at the age of 11, Samuel and brother William moved to the Newberry Dist. of SC
Military Service: Revolutionary War: Cpl., 2nd SC Rgmt of Lt. Col. Marion
Occupation: owner of Murray's Inn, ½ mi from Fletcher, Henderson Co., NC
Father said to be: William MURRAY
Mother said to be: Isabella LINDLEY

Marriage: 27 Oct 1763
Migration: 1797, moved to Buncombe [now Henderson] Co., NC

Wife: Elizabeth REES / REESE
Birth: ca. 1743
Death: 1815

Children:

1. William MURRAY, b. 6 Sep 1764; d. 8 Feb 1781
2. James MURRAY, b. 21 Mar 1769, Newberry Co., SC
3. Elizabeth MURRAY, b. 25 Oct 1771; d. 29 Apr 1763; m. John WILSON
4. Samuel MURRAY, Jr., b. 2 Oct 1774
5. Ann MURRAY, b. 10 Nov 1776
6. Thomas Alexander MURRAY, b. 2 Dec 1779; d. 3 Mar 1852; m. Sarah SEAWOOD
7. John MURRAY, b. 22 Jan 1782; d. 1841; m. Flora LANCE
8. William MURRAY, b. 15 Oct 1783
9. Robert MURRAY, b. 10 Nov 1785; d. 1 Dec 1857

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