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Introduction
Katy was told she has connections to the Robert Ross and Mary Arthurs, and the Templetons of Islandmagee via Robert Templeton, Sr.'s wife, by Martin McDowell.
Katys' Surnames
Research Notes
Matrilineal line Haplogroup V7
EKA : Sarah Adeline Morrow 1818-1857 McCracken KY
Katy > Mum > Marcella Thomas > Mertie Ann Gallamore, 1885-1949 > Lucinda Jane Turner, 1851-1940 > Sara Adeline Morrow, 1818-1857 > Unknown m. Moses Morrow > Jeanette McCarter, 1767-1835 > Mary Catherine McCarter, 1732-1800 >
Maternal Lines
| First Name | Last Name | WTID | Geo Loc in SC | Poss. Islandmagee EKA | DOB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moses | Morrow | 8152 | Ninety-Sixth District, South Carolina | 1788 | |
| Catren | McCarter | Bates-7282 | Ninety-Sixth District, South Carolina | 1732 | |
| Moses | McCarter | McCarter-111 | Ninety-Sixth District, South Carolina | 1717 | |
| Marcella | Thomas | Thomas-64895 | Osage, Oklahoma | 1928 |
More Notes
Catren McCarter or Bates Sent this to the profile manager 03-23-2024"
Boonesborough
Council Journal 29, p. 13, Meeting of February 19, 1763 "...arrived at the port of Charles Town with about seventy persons from Ireland who were come into this Province on the encouragement of Bounty..."
Henry Templeton
May be a wild guess, however, he does arrive in Charles Towne from Ireland, possibly on the Brigantine, Chichester" - From SCIway and it's ships list pages by Mary Proctor, only one ship listed for 1763 - The Fall. No information for Chichester is posted in 1763. The ship he did arrive on would be before February 19, 1763.
Ship's Lists
We have information on Robert Templeton, Sr., his family, and another Templeton, William, arriving aboard the Brig. Betty (this info. from Cathy Briner), from Larne in November of 1772. Researching the ship's lists and correlating the people on the ships with the settlers from Ireland in the Bounty Land Grants would be a good task. Not only would it work to identify where these settlers went, but possibly give the SCiway lists more information. See Sources for the ships list to review.
David Morrow
Read in Council 06-Jan, 1773. The following Petitions of the poor protestants lately arrived from Larne, Ireland on the encouragement of the Bounty. The ship Lord Dunluce, arriving December 1772, One of Rev. Martins ships. P.122, South Carolina Ships Lists.
David Morrow of Katy's line lived in an area where James Templeton, Sr. settled. Are they one and the same? Google Search on Rev. Martin
Article about The Rev. Martin and his protestant arrivals to SC.
Article about The Rev. Martin and his protestant arrivals to SC.
David Morrow Land
Land Survey for David Morrow (Jacob Morrow's name scratched out on the plat - Jacob arrived as a protestant from Amsterdam before 1766 who was to receive a bounty land grant, according to the land bounty act, between the broad and Savanaha Rivers.)Land Survey this property was in the northwest of Craven County, along the Sandy River. This land is not far from Lancaster, SC.
1982 Plat of early LAnd Grants
David Morrow who married Agnes and lives in PA - Birth of son James. Image of record
Morrow DNA Group Project
Group 1, Old Sam - 1,300 CE Western Scotland for the one Y700 tester. I-P37
Tasks
Marcella Thomas - requested to join the Islandmagee DNA Group Project. She has 41 "Morrow" auDNA matches on her own. DNA Matrix created.
Sources
- South Carolina Ships Lists, by Mary Proctor, SC SCIway, 2015.South Carolina Ships Lists
- They Came Through Charleston, by Richard K. McMaster, The Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy Library Family Tree Ulster Roots, Ulstar Roots August-September, 2002. PDF Article They Came Through Charleston.
- Petitions for Land, 1763-1773, A Compilation Of The Original Lists Of The Protestant Immigrants To South Carolina, 1763-1773, Compiled by Jane Revill, The State Company, Columbia, SC, 1939. Link to book