John HARRELL was born in Bertie County, North Carolina. He died on 22 May 1840 in Sumter Co., Alabama. John married Jane ? Ms John Harrell.

Jane ? Ms John Harrell. Jane married John HARRELL.

(?) RUSHING. (?) married Rosannah HARRELL.

Rosannah HARRELL [Parents] was christened in Sumter Co. Alabama. Rosannah married (?) RUSHING. There were other parents.

Rosannah moved before 1854.

Other marriages:

RUSHING, Labern
RUSHING, ?

ID: Merged with a record that used the ID (*John Harrell 173) (Rushing)

ID: Merged with a record that used the ID (*John1958

ID: Merged with a record that used the ID (Rushing)

Jacob M. HARRELL was born in 1804. He moved in 1833 to Texas. He died in 1853. Jacob married Mary MCCUTCHEON.

HARRELL, JACOB M. (1804-1853). Jacob M. Harrell, early settler, was born in Tennessee in 1804. He married Mary McCutcheon, and they became the parents of four children. Harrell came to Texas in 1833. In 1836 he was one of five pioneers living at the settlement of Reuben Hornsbyqv on the Colorado River. The Harrell family was one of the first to move to Waterloo (later Austin) in 1838. Harrell was reported to have been living near Capitol Hill when Mirabeau B. Lamarqv first visited the Austin area on a hunting trip. A historical marker near the Congress Avenue bridge in Austin indicates the site of his home. About 1839 Harrell established a butcher pen in Austin. In 1840 he was a member of an Austin vigilance committee, and in June 1843 he represented Austin in a convention at La Grange, Fayette County, called to express dissatisfaction with the republic's policy in the west. In March 1844 Harrell was a commissioner to sell shares in the Colorado Navigation Company. He was elected mayor of Austin in January 1847. In 1848 he moved to Round Rock, where he was listed as a blacksmith on the 1850 census. He died on August 23, 1853, at his home on Brushy Creek.
BIBLIOGRAPHY: Frank Brown, Annals of Travis County and the City of Austin (MS, Frank Brown Papers, Barker Texas History Center, University of Texas at Austin). Texas State Gazette, September 3, 1853. Vertical Files, Austin History Center. Vertical Files, Barker Texas History Center, University of Texas at Austin

I'm rather new at research and am having a difficult time with my mother's father's side. My grandmother wrote on a history page of Austin, Texas that my grandfather: Charles Dudley Harrell Jr. (mother was Samuella Yoe and I've
traced the Yoe side back) was an ancestor of Jacob Harrell, one of the first settlers of Austin, Texas.

Charlotte [SweetSoul@aol.com]

n 1833 to Texas. Mary married Jacob M. HARRELL.

Theodore Glen BROBST [Parents] was born on 11 Oct 1910 in KS. Theodore married Margorie SARGENT on 11 Apr 1945 in MO.

Margorie SARGENT. Margorie married Theodore Glen BROBST on 11 Apr 1945 in MO.

Matthew James HARRELL [Parents] was born on 13 May 1859 in Thomas County, Georgia. He died in 1930 in Quitman, GA (Brooks County). He was buried in Groover Cemetery, Near Dixie, Georgia. Matthew married Anna Olivia WINTERS on 12 May 1879 in Quitman, Brooks County, Georgia.

Other marriages:

GROOVER, Adelaide Elizabeth

Excepts from Brooks County Georgia - Echoes of Its People 1993 p.246

MATTHEW JAMES HARRELL (1859 -1930)

Matthew James Harrell was bom March 13, 1859, in Brooks County, Georgia, a son of Samuel James Harrell,
CSA, and Laura Jane Allbritton, daughter of George Washington Allbritton, CSA, and Jane Alien Allbritton.

Mr. Harrell was first married to Annie Olivia Winter, daughter of Jeremiah Winter and Sarah Elizabeth Boring,
daughter of Thomas E. Boring and Martha Lenoa, on March 12,1879. Annie Winter Harrell wasbomin 1861 and
in 1880 was joined in death by a baby daughter. They are buried in the Dixie Cemetery.

Mr. Harrell married Adelaide Eliza Groover, daughter of Thomas Alfred Groover and Susan Joiner, February 10,
1884. There were eight children bom to Mr. Harrell and his second wife:

1. Hansell Bennett Harrell (bom January 9,1885) married Manira Estelle Austin, daughter of George
Washington Austin and Julia Josephine Benton, on November 5,1914.

2. Walter Ralston Harrell (b. April 14,1887) married Lucia Dena Butts on May 5,1914.

3. Samuel Thomas Harrell (b. December 15, 1889) married Blanch Walker on May 21,1913.

4. Annie Laurie Harrell (b. September 20,1891) married Walter David Long on January 21,1913.

5. Ida Olivia Harrell (December 18,1893 - September 27, 1909).

6. Matthew James Harrell Jr. (b. July 3,1897) marriedMargaret Waters.

7. Alma Marie Harrell (October 22,1900 - January 8,1954) never married.

8. Wallace Eugene Harrell (b. September 9, 1902) married Bemadine Henderson.

Mr. M. J. Harrell Sr. was a prominent and successful farmer in Brooks County. He began with 75 acres of land,
of which only 15 acres were in cultivation. He bought and sold several fine farms at various times. His homeplace
property, consisting of nearly 1000 acres of fine farm, pasture, and timber land was located on the Quitman-
Grooverville road, four miles out from Quitman. The last ten years of the married life of Mr. and Mrs. Harrell were
spent in Quitman.

Mr. Harrell was a self-made man. He was energetic and aggressive by nature. He was a strong disciplinarian, but
his children all adored him. He gave a college eduation to all his children who wanted one. He was a member of the
Hickory Head Agricultural Club. He was among the first to acquire any new farm machinery.

In the early 1900s, Mr. M. J. Harrell owned the Hotel Marie located in downtown Quitman. Mr. Harrell died
September 3,1930. Adelaide Groover Harrell died January 28,1926. They are both buried in the Groover Cemetery, a
few miles from Dixie.

Excepts from Brooks County Georgia - Echoes of Its People 1993 p.246

MATTHEW JAMES HARRELL (1859 -1930)

Matthew James Harrell was bom March 13, 1859, in Brooks County, Georgia, a son of Samuel James Harrell,
CSA, and Laura Jane Allbritton, daughter of George Washington Allbritton, CSA, and Jane Alien Allbritton.

Mr. Harrell was first married to Annie Olivia Winter, daughter of Jeremiah Winter and Sarah Elizabeth Boring,
daughter of Thomas E. Boring and Martha Lenoa, on March 12,1879. Annie Winter Harrell wasbomin 1861 and
in 1880 was joined in death by a baby daughter. They are buried in the Dixie Cemetery.

Mr. Harrell married Adelaide Eliza Groover, daughter of Thomas Alfred Groover and Susan Joiner, February 10,
1884. There were eight children bom to Mr. Harrell and his second wife:

1. Hansell Bennett Harrell (bom January 9,1885) married Manira Estelle Austin, daughter of George
Washington Austin and Julia Josephine Benton, on November 5,1914.

2. Walter Ralston Harrell (b. April 14,1887) married Lucia Dena Butts on May 5,1914.

3. Samuel Thomas Harrell (b. December 15, 1889) married Blanch Walker on May 21,1913.

4. Annie Laurie Harrell (b. September 20,1891) married Walter David Long on January 21,1913.

5. Ida Olivia Harrell (December 18,1893 - September 27, 1909).

6. Matthew James Harrell Jr. (b. July 3,1897) marriedMargaret Waters.

7. Alma Marie Harrell (October 22,1900 - January 8,1954) never married.

8. Wallace Eugene Harrell (b. September 9, 1902) married Bemadine Henderson.

Mr. M. J. Harrell Sr. was a prominent and successful farmer in Brooks County. He began with 75 acres of land,
of which only 15 acres were in cultivation. He bought and sold several fine farms at various times. His homeplace
property, consisting of nearly 1000 acres of fine farm, pasture, and timber land was located on the Quitman-
Grooverville road, four miles out from Quitman. The last ten years of the married life of Mr. and Mrs. Harrell were
spent in Quitman.

Mr. Harrell was a self-made man. He was energetic and aggressive by nature. He was a strong disciplinarian, but
his children all adored him. He gave a college eduation to all his children who wanted one. He was a member of the
Hickory Head Agricultural Club. He was among the first to acquire any new farm machinery.

In the early 1900s, Mr. M. J. Harrell owned the Hotel Marie located in downtown Quitman. Mr. Harrell died
September 3,1930. Adelaide Groover Harrell died January 28,1926. They are both buried in the Groover Cemetery, a
few miles from Dixie.

Anna Olivia WINTERS died in 1880. Anna married Matthew James HARRELL on 12 May 1879 in Quitman, Brooks County, Georgia.

Matthew James HARRELL [Parents] was born on 13 May 1859 in Thomas County, Georgia. He died in 1930 in Quitman, GA (Brooks County). He was buried in Groover Cemetery, Near Dixie, Georgia. Matthew married Adelaide Elizabeth GROOVER on 10 Feb 1884.

Other marriages:

WINTERS, Anna Olivia

Excepts from Brooks County Georgia - Echoes of Its People 1993 p.246

MATTHEW JAMES HARRELL (1859 -1930)

Matthew James Harrell was bom March 13, 1859, in Brooks County, Georgia, a son of Samuel James Harrell,
CSA, and Laura Jane Allbritton, daughter of George Washington Allbritton, CSA, and Jane Alien Allbritton.

Mr. Harrell was first married to Annie Olivia Winter, daughter of Jeremiah Winter and Sarah Elizabeth Boring,
daughter of Thomas E. Boring and Martha Lenoa, on March 12,1879. Annie Winter Harrell wasbomin 1861 and
in 1880 was joined in death by a baby daughter. They are buried in the Dixie Cemetery.

Mr. Harrell married Adelaide Eliza Groover, daughter of Thomas Alfred Groover and Susan Joiner, February 10,
1884. There were eight children bom to Mr. Harrell and his second wife:

1. Hansell Bennett Harrell (bom January 9,1885) married Manira Estelle Austin, daughter of George
Washington Austin and Julia Josephine Benton, on November 5,1914.

2. Walter Ralston Harrell (b. April 14,1887) married Lucia Dena Butts on May 5,1914.

3. Samuel Thomas Harrell (b. December 15, 1889) married Blanch Walker on May 21,1913.

4. Annie Laurie Harrell (b. September 20,1891) married Walter David Long on January 21,1913.

5. Ida Olivia Harrell (December 18,1893 - September 27, 1909).

6. Matthew James Harrell Jr. (b. July 3,1897) marriedMargaret Waters.

7. Alma Marie Harrell (October 22,1900 - January 8,1954) never married.

8. Wallace Eugene Harrell (b. September 9, 1902) married Bemadine Henderson.

Mr. M. J. Harrell Sr. was a prominent and successful farmer in Brooks County. He began with 75 acres of land,
of which only 15 acres were in cultivation. He bought and sold several fine farms at various times. His homeplace
property, consisting of nearly 1000 acres of fine farm, pasture, and timber land was located on the Quitman-
Grooverville road, four miles out from Quitman. The last ten years of the married life of Mr. and Mrs. Harrell were
spent in Quitman.

Mr. Harrell was a self-made man. He was energetic and aggressive by nature. He was a strong disciplinarian, but
his children all adored him. He gave a college eduation to all his children who wanted one. He was a member of the
Hickory Head Agricultural Club. He was among the first to acquire any new farm machinery.

In the early 1900s, Mr. M. J. Harrell owned the Hotel Marie located in downtown Quitman. Mr. Harrell died
September 3,1930. Adelaide Groover Harrell died January 28,1926. They are both buried in the Groover Cemetery, a
few miles from Dixie.

Excepts from Brooks County Georgia - Echoes of Its People 1993 p.246

MATTHEW JAMES HARRELL (1859 -1930)

Matthew James Harrell was bom March 13, 1859, in Brooks County, Georgia, a son of Samuel James Harrell,
CSA, and Laura Jane Allbritton, daughter of George Washington Allbritton, CSA, and Jane Alien Allbritton.

Mr. Harrell was first married to Annie Olivia Winter, daughter of Jeremiah Winter and Sarah Elizabeth Boring,
daughter of Thomas E. Boring and Martha Lenoa, on March 12,1879. Annie Winter Harrell wasbomin 1861 and
in 1880 was joined in death by a baby daughter. They are buried in the Dixie Cemetery.

Mr. Harrell married Adelaide Eliza Groover, daughter of Thomas Alfred Groover and Susan Joiner, February 10,
1884. There were eight children bom to Mr. Harrell and his second wife:

1. Hansell Bennett Harrell (bom January 9,1885) married Manira Estelle Austin, daughter of George
Washington Austin and Julia Josephine Benton, on November 5,1914.

2. Walter Ralston Harrell (b. April 14,1887) married Lucia Dena Butts on May 5,1914.

3. Samuel Thomas Harrell (b. December 15, 1889) married Blanch Walker on May 21,1913.

4. Annie Laurie Harrell (b. September 20,1891) married Walter David Long on January 21,1913.

5. Ida Olivia Harrell (December 18,1893 - September 27, 1909).

6. Matthew James Harrell Jr. (b. July 3,1897) marriedMargaret Waters.

7. Alma Marie Harrell (October 22,1900 - January 8,1954) never married.

8. Wallace Eugene Harrell (b. September 9, 1902) married Bemadine Henderson.

Mr. M. J. Harrell Sr. was a prominent and successful farmer in Brooks County. He began with 75 acres of land,
of which only 15 acres were in cultivation. He bought and sold several fine farms at various times. His homeplace
property, consisting of nearly 1000 acres of fine farm, pasture, and timber land was located on the Quitman-
Grooverville road, four miles out from Quitman. The last ten years of the married life of Mr. and Mrs. Harrell were
spent in Quitman.

Mr. Harrell was a self-made man. He was energetic and aggressive by nature. He was a strong disciplinarian, but
his children all adored him. He gave a college eduation to all his children who wanted one. He was a member of the
Hickory Head Agricultural Club. He was among the first to acquire any new farm machinery.

In the early 1900s, Mr. M. J. Harrell owned the Hotel Marie located in downtown Quitman. Mr. Harrell died
September 3,1930. Adelaide Groover Harrell died January 28,1926. They are both buried in the Groover Cemetery, a
few miles from Dixie.

Adelaide Elizabeth GROOVER died in 1926. Adelaide married Matthew James HARRELL on 10 Feb 1884.

Ambrose SHARPLESS. Ambrose married Martha Ann BROBST.

Martha Ann BROBST [Parents] was born on 29 Mar 1837 in Catawissa, PA. Martha married Ambrose SHARPLESS.

Other marriages:

ROBBINS, Nathaniel

Noble Jefferson TAYLOR was born in Jul 18 unknown in unknown. He died in unknown in unknown. Noble married Sally E. SMITH.

Sally E. SMITH was born on 10 Apr in unknown. She died in unknown in unknown. Sally married Noble Jefferson TAYLOR.

John BOSTWICK. John married Cynthia HARRELL on 5 Dec 1827 in Rutherford Co., NC.

CYNTHIA HARRELL died in Rutherford Co., NC.  She married JOHN BOSTICK December 05, 1827 in Rutherford Co., NC, son of Richard Bostick and Ann Link

Cynthia HARRELL died in Rutherford Co., NC. Cynthia married John BOSTWICK on 5 Dec 1827 in Rutherford Co., NC.

BIOGRAPHY: CYNTHIA1 HARRELL died in Rutherford Co., NC.  She married JOHN BOSTICK December 05, 1827 in Rutherford Co., NC, son of Richard Bostick and Ann Link.
Children of John Harrell and Nancy Bostick are:
i. BETSY HARRELL.
ii. POLLY HARRELL.

John G. WILSON. John married Mary HARRELL.

Mary married John G. Wilson in Gates County on 12/6/1825?he was 25 years of age.

They moved to Hertford County and remained there. Mary and her husband are described at greater length in chapter 10 along with Major Samuel?s other children who settled in Hertford County.

Mary HARRELL [Parents] was born in 1787 in Gates County, North Carolina. Mary married John G. WILSON.

Mary married John G. Wilson in Gates County on 12/6/1825?he was 25 years of age.

They moved to Hertford County and remained there. Mary and her husband are described at greater length in chapter 10 along with Major Samuel?s other children who settled in Hertford County.