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They had the following children.

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Issac Samuel HARRELL 3rd. was born in 1894 in Gates County, near Sunbury, North Carolina. He died in 1927 in Gates County, near Sunbury, North Carolina. Isaac Samuel Harrell (1894-1927) was raised in the Sunbury area in Gates County, North Carolina.[15] Isaac was a professor and historian who wrote a history of Gates County, among other things.

They had the following children.

		M	i	Asa HARRELL was born in 1818.
		M	ii	Lewis HARRELL was born in 1820 in Edgecombe County, North Carolina.
		M	iii	Willey HARRELL was born in 1822 in Edgecombe County, North Carolina.
		M	iv	John W. HARRELL was born in 1824 in Edgecombe County, North Carolina.
		M	v	Reuben D. HARRELL was born in 1825 in Edgecombe County, North Carolina.
		F	vi	Luzanna HARRELL was born in 1827 in Edgecombe County, North Carolina.
		F	vii	Sally Ann Gay HARRELL was born in 1829 in Edgecombe County, North Carolina.
		M	viii	Elisha HARRELL was born in 1834 in Edgecombe County, North Carolina.
		F	ix	Mary Ann HARRELL was born in 1836 in Edgecombe County, North Carolina.

They had the following children.

		M	i	David HARRELL was born in 1750 in Gates County, near Sunbury, North Carolina. There were other parents.
		M	ii	Noah HARRELL was born in 1750.
		F	iii	Edith HARRELL was born in 1755.
		F	iv	Rhoday HARRELL was born in 1755.
		F	v	Eleanor HARRELL was born in 1755 in Gates County, near Sunbury, North Carolina. There were other parents.
		M	vi	Issac HARRELL Jr. was born in 1760 in Gates County, near Sunbury, North Carolina. There were other parents. Isaac Sr. gave Junior title to the Home Plantation on August 11, 1795. This gift was also listed in Isaac Sr.?s 1805 will as two tracts of land. One was a tract purchased by Isaac Sr. from Aaron Lassiter, and the other from Holladay Walton.- Gates County deed, 1795, Book 3, page 268.     Isaac Jr. did not enjoy his inheritance for long, because he died the year after his father?s death. He did not marry, but according to his will, he had someone in his life. His will is dated November 15, 1806, and it was probated in the November Court of that same year. He left one thousand dollars ?? to Sarah Brinkley, now living with me?.? The remainder of his estate went to his brother, Noah. - Gates County will, 1806, Book 1, page 234 Isaac Sr. gave Junior title to the Home Plantation on August 11, 1795. This gift was also listed in Isaac Sr.?s 1805 will as two tracts of land. One was a tract purchased by Isaac Sr. from Aaron Lassiter, and the other from Holladay Walton.- Gates County deed, 1795, Book 3, page 268.     Isaac Jr. did not enjoy his inheritance for long, because he died the year after his father?s death. He did not marry, but according to his will, he had someone in his life. His will is dated November 15, 1806, and it was probated in the November Court of that same year. He left one thousand dollars ?? to Sarah Brinkley, now living with me?.? The remainder of his estate went to his brother, Noah. - Gates County will, 1806, Book 1, page 234

They had the following children.

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John Lewis HINTON. Leah?s children included John Lewis who was mentioned in her father?s 1805 will. Isaac Sr. left his grandson a slave, named Jack, to be hired out and the money used to school John Lewis Hinton.

They had the following children.

		F	i	Absilla TROTMAN was born in Gates County, near Sunbury, North Carolina.
		M	ii	Thomas TROTMAN was born in Gates County, near Sunbury, North Carolina.

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