The Family of Joseph MORROW and (1) Eleanor LOCK
(2) Mary Ann DOWNS
(5th. Generation)
16 Joseph MORROW, b. 25 Jan 1809, Frederick Co., MD, s/o James and Sarah HARTSOCK MORROW, d. 15 Jun 1882, Summit Point, Jefferson Co., WV,
m. 1st. 15 Nov 1832, Jefferson Co., WV, Sarah Ellen (Eleanor) LOCK, b.
between 1800 and 1810, d/o John LOCK. She d. between 1840 and 1850, in
Jefferson Co., WV, burial unknown. He m. 2nd., 1 Apr 1852, Jefferson Co., WV, (17)
Mary Ann DOWNS, b.
6 Apr 1814, VA or MD?, d/o Benjamin? and Ruth C. WARK DOWNS, d. 22 Feb
1881, Summit Point, WV. Both are buried in Edge Hill Cemetery, Charles Town, WV.
There were 4 children by the first wife, and three by the second. Joseph MORROW was born in 1809 in Frederick Co., MD. His name first
appears in a list of Sunday School participants in the Presbyterian Church in
Gerrardstown (then Middletown), Berkeley Co., VA (now WV). The family had moved
there between 1810 and 1820. They then moved down the valley south of Winchester
to the vicinity of the other Middletown, in Frederick Co., VA. There Joseph
appears in a deed concerning his father. By 1832, he is in Jefferson Co., VA,
where he marries his first wife, Sarah Ellen LOCK. They lived at WHITE
HOUSE FARM in Summit Point. She was the daughter
of John LOCK, and their is some indication that the families had prior
contact while living in Maryland. (Another family connection: who was Lizzie
Leach?) By trade, Joseph was a blacksmith and farmer,
and possibly a butcher by the number of butchering tools listed in
his estate account. He also must of had some success in buying and selling
property, as can be seen by the number of land transactions in which he was
involved. He appears to have been well educated for the time, by
the number of estates he was appointed executor of, both in the family and out
of the family. By 1850, his first wife had died, and he married Mary Ann DOWNS.
They lived at White House Farm in Summit Point, WV, a small town, nine miles
west of Charles Town. The White House had belonged to the LOCKS and
Joseph bought it from his first four children who had inherited it from their
deceased mother. It was eventually passed on to R. W. MORROW (1853-1900)
and wife Lilly Muse WALTON MORROW. It is interesting to note that the
first physician in the Shenandoah Valley, Dr. John MCCORMICK an ancestor
of Lilly MORROW, built this house, and it became her
property 150 years later. Joseph and Mary lived here until their deaths. During the
Civil War, a skirmish ensued across the road at the spring house. A union major
and five troopers were killed in the battle. Joseph MORROW and his
daughters, Kate and Josephine , had been standing out beside the fence talking
to the Confederate troop when the Union soldiers attacked. This
episode was recounted in Jefferson County Camp, UCV, Military Operations in
Jefferson Co., WV 1861-1865. The family of Joseph MORROW had spread far
and wide as you will see, except for the sons, Joseph Randolph and R. W In
the 1880 census, it states that Joseph MORROW'S mother was b. in IRE. There is a persistent story that some members of the
HARTSOCK family
were born in Ireland. At some point, the HARTSOCK family emigrated to the
colonies, and along the way the ship was wrecked on the coast of Ireland,
where one or two members of the family were born. The story has been repeated in
several documents, but the compiler feels certain with the information now
printed in the HARTSOCK history, that it was not Joseph's mother, but member of
an earlier family. More research needs to be completed to document or undocumented
this story, whatever the case may be. Furthermore, the person interviewed in the
1880 Census, many be referring to Joseph MORROW'S grandmother, Margaret HILTON which is much more likely.(O2,
WVNP1 15 Jun 1882, WVJEB1, 2, 3 p22 Dec 1971,
WVJE2, 3, 4, 6, 11-15) Children:
- 16.1 Rebecca Anne E. MORROW b. 6 Jun 1833 d. 29 Dec 1864 see
FAMILY
- 16.2 John James MORROW b. 2 Apr 1835 d. 3 Dec 1893 see
FAMILY
- 16.3 Joseph Randolph MORROW b. 1836 d. c1868 see
FAMILY
- 16.4 William Hamilton MORROW b. 1 Jan 1837 d. 5 Apr see 1900
FAMILY
- 16.5 Ruthvan Wellington MORROW b. 31 Jul 1853 d. 16 Dec 1900 See
#8
- 16.6 Mary Josephine MORROW b. 1856 d. ?
- 16.7 Emma Katherine V. MORROW b. 1857 d. ?
16.6 Mary Josephine MORROW, b. 1856, Summit Point, WV, d. ?, m.
Thomas DALE, British Vice Consul to Chihuahua, Mexico, b. England, d.
1938, Chihuahua, Mexico. Josie was missionary to New Mexico, but where and
when she met and married Thomas DALE is not known. At the time of
death of sister-in-law Lilly MORROW, she took in two of the minor
children, William Hamilton and Mary Neill MORROW. After the death of
Thomas DALE, Josie seems to have disappeared. A great deal of
energy has been expanded to find her, but to no avail. We do know that the
compiler's name 'Dale' and the name of the son of Mary Neill MORROW
CAMPBELL came from this man we know very little about. Before her death,
Josie sent to William Hamilton MORROW of Hagerstown some jewelry, including a
gold watch with diamonds, and an opal ring. It isn't clear, but either W. H.
or his wife, Reika sold the opal ring, because they were supposed to bring bad luck. (ENG1,
PI3, 12, LE11)
16.7 Emma Katherine V. MORROW, b. 1857 (WVJE1, MOPIB1), Summit Point, Jefferson Co.,
WV, d. ?, m. 13 Apr 1882, Summit Point, WV, Ernest R. CRUTCHER, b. 20
Mar 1858, Nashville, TN, s/o William H. & Mary C. FOSTER CRUTCHER,
d. 7 Jan 1948, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA. He was cremated (CAR1,
CANP1). After their marriage, they moved to Louisiana, Pike Co., MO, where
Ernest was in practice as a doctor. He had boarded with William Hamilton
MORROW in 1880 (PIC5, WVJE1), where he probably met Aunt Kate. By 1886, they moved to
Great Falls, MT (O3), and then by 1900 (obituary of R. W. MORROW
1853-1900) to California. From a grand niece in MO, a letter states that Ernest was a Mason
in Masonic Lodge in L.A., and that her uncle worked with the son
(William Hamilton CRUTCHER) of
Ernest and Kate in a factory during the war. A letter to Elizabeth BUSEY
in 1928 from Kate gives the impression that she was teaching in a girl's
academy. 2005: New information has come to light though the
census records. In 1810 Kate is living with son David in Morrow Co., OR. In
1920, Earnest CRUTCHER is living alone in Los Angeles, and Kate his
wife, is living with her daughter, Ruth, in Palo Alto, Santa Clara, CA. It
would appear on the surface, that Kate and Earnest were living apart after
1900. (CALA7, CAR1, CASC7, FH1, MOPIB1, ORMW2) Children:
- 16.7a David Ernest CRUTCHER b. Jun 1883
- 16.7b William Hamilton CRUTCHER b. 13 Aug 1886 d. 15 Mar 1961
- 16.7c Ruth Cary CRUTCHER b. 3 Jun 1894 d. 5 Nov 1960
16.7a David Ernest CRUTCHER, b. Jun 1883, d. ?, m. a Katherine
JOHNSON or JOHNSTON. He was living in Irrigon Pct., Morrow Co., OR
in 1910, with his mother, and brother, William H. Harry Miller, 23, b. WA,
and a laborer is also living in the home. (FH1, OHMW2)
16.7b William Hamilton CRUTCHER, b. 13 Aug 1886, MT, d. 15 Mar 1961,
Los Angeles Co., CA, between 1910 and 1920, Orah E. ____. In 1910 he was
living with his brother, David, in Morrow Co., OR. In 1920, he and his wife
are living in the 66th. Pct., Portland, Multnomah Co., OR. William H. may have worked in an aircraft factory in
Los Angeles during WWII (CAR1, FH1, ORMU6, US1)
16.7c Ruth Cary CRUTCHER, b. 3 Jun 1894, MT, d. 5 Nov 1960, San Diego, San
Diego Co., CA, m. Dana BURKES, b. 5 Jan 1896, San Diego,
CA , s/o Dana & Marie L. BURKES, d. 14 Nov 1982,
Orange Co., CA. She died of a brain tumor after surgery. She was cremated at
Cypress View Cem., in San Diego. They had lived in San diego for 6 months. In 1920, Ruth was a secretary at a university
(probably
Stanford) in Palo Alto, Santa Clara Co., CA, living with her mother, Kate. In
her death certificate Ruth is listed as a housewife, and Dana was a research chemist.
From the death record of Dana BURKES,
it is known that there was
at least one child. Informant of her death was Dana BURKES Jr.(CAR1, CASC7, FH1, O24, US1)
Research Record of Joseph MORROW
Mary Ann DOWNS
BIRTH: (02)
DEATH:
Joseph: (O2)
17 Mary A. MORROW, d. 26 Feb 1882,
Summit Point, Pneumonia, age 67, b. VA; consort Joseph MORROW, husband
reporting.(O2, WVJE3)
16.7s Ernest CRUTCHER, spouses initials K. M., d. 7 Jun
1948, Certificate #9848, Los Angeles Co., CA. (CAR1)
16.7b William H. CRUTCHER, spouse Initial O. E., b. MT, 8-13-1886,
mother's maiden name MORROW, SS# not listed, County, Los Angeles, d.
3-15-61. (CAR1)
16.7c Ruth C. BURKS, spouse initial D., b. MT, 6-03-1899, mother's
maiden name MORROW, SS# not listed, County, San Diego, d. 11-05-60.;
cause of death brain tumor, surgery 26 Sep 1960. Additional information: She was a housewife; Husband and informant was Dana
BURKS Jr., a research chemist. They had only lived in San Diego 6 months.
She had surgery 26 Sep 1960, was cremated at Cypress View Crematory in San
Diego; La Jolla Mortuary handled the arrangements; father Earnest CRUTCHER,
mother Kate MORROW. (CAR1)
16.7cs Dana BURKS, spouse not listed, SS#037-10-5209,
County, Orange, d. 5-14-82, father Dana, mother M. L., father d. 11-21-41
Los Angeles County (CAR1); Dana BURKS, b. 5 Jan 1896, d. May 1982, San
Diego, San Diego Co., CA, SS#037.10.5209. Issue: RI (US1)
OBITUARY:
16 Mr. Joseph MORROW, d. at White House,
Thursday morning last, age 73; consistent member of Methodist Church for half a
century. (WVPN1-15 Jun 1882)
17 Mary Ann MORROW died at White House,
Jefferson Co., Tuesday 22 Feb 1881, wife of Joseph MORROW, age 66, member of M.
E. Church South. (WVNP1)
CEMETERY:
16 Joseph MORROW, Edge Hill Cemetery, Charles Town,
Jefferson Co., WV. (O2)
17 Mary Ann MORROW, Edge Hill Cemetery,
Charles Town, Jefferson Co., WV. (O2)
MARRIAGE:
16 Joseph MORROW
to Sarah Ellen LOCK, 15 Nov 1832 (WVJE2)
16 Joseph MORROW to Mary Ann DOWNS, licenses, 1 Apr 1852
(WVJE2)
16.7 Katie V. MORROW to Earnest CRUTCHER, m. 13 Apr 1882,
Summit Point, husband 26, wife 23, both single, husband b. Nashville, TN,
wife b. Jefferson Co., WV, husband resides Louisiana, wife resides Jefferson Co.
(WVJE1)
FAMILY BIBLE:
RELIGION:
16 Joseph
MORROW, in Gerrardstown, Presbyterian; at death Methodist. (WVPN1-15 Jun
1882)
17 Mary Ann MORROW, Methodist (WVNP1)
ESTATE RECORDS:
16 Joseph MORROW Administrator of Hamilton LOCKE Acct. Book 10 p40
1844, Jefferson Co., WV. (WVJE4)
16 Joseph MORROW Administrator of Rachel LOCKE Acct. Book 11 p93
1846, Jefferson Co., WV. (WVJE4)
16 Joseph MORROW Administrator of Rachel LOCKE Acct. Book 71 p223,
1855, Jefferson Co., WV. (WVJE4)
DEEDS:
16 Joseph MORROW bought from Archibald
Edmondson and Susan, on 24 Apr 1830, half acre lot in Middletown, Frederick Co.,
VA, lots adjoinging lots 7 and 9. (VAFR2 Bk 56 p418)
16 Joseph MORROW sold to David E. DANNER on
7 Feb 1834, lot in MIddletown, Frederick Co., VA. (VAFR2 Bk63, p404)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 24 p114, 18 Jan 1840, Thomas F. Williams and Rebecca, indebted to
Rachel LOCKE, Rebecca inherited from father John LOCKE; Jos. MORROW,
administrator. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 24, p356, 9 Oct 1840, Thomas F. Williams and Rebecca A. of Warren Co., VA,
d/o John LOCKE sold land to Jos. MORROW. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 24 p462, 2 Oct 1840, between Elisha LOCKE, St. Louis, MO, and Jos. MORROW
and Rachel LOCKE of Jefferson Co., VA, land division involving John LOCKE
estate. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 25 p92, 4 Jun 1841, Hamilton LOCKE and Jos. MORROW, land
division White House Tract. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 25 p509, 14 Jun 1841, Jos. and Eleanor MORROW sold property in
Charles Town to Jos. Brown for $26. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 27 p63, 23 Feb 1844, Jos. MORROW paid $1298.25 to William F. LOCKE
and Rachel, for land on White House Tract. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 27 p64, 23 Feb 1844, Jos. MORROW received parcel of land near White
House from William F. and William L. LOCKE. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 27 p251, Jos. and Eleanor MORROW paid $400 to Thomas Griggs for
land. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 27 p252, same land sold to David Howell for $460.
(WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 37 p277, 2 Dec 1844, Jos. MORROW bought land on White House Tract
for $575 from William F. LOCKE and Rachel. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 27 p301, Jos. MORROW brought suit against division of John LOCKE
estate. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 29 p330, 16 Feb 1848, William C. Worthington and Jos. MORROW,
settlement of LOCKE property. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 30 p424, 3 Nov 1844, Jos. MORROW paid John and Mary LOCKE
$210.05 (Hamilton and Randolph deceased, John LOCKE had 4 children by
1st. wife, 10 by the second). (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 31 p151, 10 Oct 1848, Jos. MORROW paid $200 to Thomas F. Williams
and Rebecca Ann of St. Charles, MO. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 31 p254, release from Thomas F. Williams.
(WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 32 p124, 12 Dec 1851, Jos. MORROW paid $300 to John and Martha LOCKE
of Madison Co., OH for land on White House Tract. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 33 p367, 11 Nov 1853, William C. Worthington and Jos. MORROW,
settlement of White House Tract. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 33 p369, Jos. and Mary Ann MORROW sold to Thomas West land on White
House Tract. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 33 p454 Division of land to Thomas West.
(WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 36, p454, 3 Jan 1857, survey by MORROW, West, and Howell.
(WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 37 p72, 1857 trust to Andrew Hunter.
(WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 37 p350, Jos. MORROW land from John James MORROW.
(WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 37 p350, Jos. MORROW land from George B. H. FOREMAN.
(WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 1 p350, 10 May 1866, John T. RIELY to Jos. MORROW, dower
from Mary A. BAYLISS. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 1 p351, Mary A. BAYLISS, widow of Thomas, land to Jos. MORROW,
annual sum paid to her. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 1 p352, 15 May 1866, Jos. R. MORROW to Joseph MORROW, same
property. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 1 p353, M. A. BAYLISS to Daniel HEFLEBOWER to J. R. MORROW
to N. S. White, 3 deeds, 120 acres of land, transactions as follows: Thomas and
Mary BAYLISS to Thomas H. BAYLISS, to James and Sarah Ann MORROW
17 Aug 1861, to Daniel HEFLEBOWER, to J. R. and Jane L. MORROW, to
N. S. White. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 3 p323, 19 Jan 1867, Throckmorton Heirs to Jos. MORROW parcel of
land in Jefferson Co. for $1085. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 2 p348, Jos. MORROW sold land to Robert W. Baylor.
(WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 3 p297, 23 Jan 1868, Jos. and Mary A. MORROW sold to Mary Custer
for $573.77, lot west of Winchester and Potomac river Road, plot of estate of
John LOCKE. (WVJE6)
16 Joseph MORROW: Book 3 p406, William Frazier sold parcel of land to Jos. MORROW.
(WVJE6)
(WVJE6)
CENSUS:
16 1820: 1830
Joseph MORROW, appears with parents.
16 1840: Joseph MORROW head of family; 3 males under 5 (John J. Joseph
R., William H.); 1 male 15-20 (unidentified); 1 male 30-40 (Joseph); 1 female
under 5 (unidentified); 1 female 5-10 (Rebecca); 1 female 30-40 (Sarah Ellen)
(WVJE11)
16 1850: Joseph MORROW, age 41 b. VA, farmer, personal property
$4380; Rebecca age 17 b. VA; John J. age 17 b. VA; Joseph R. age 13 b. VA;
William H. age 11 b. VA. (WVJE12)
16 1860: Joseph MORROW, farmer, age 32, value real estate $6000,
Personal Property #3350, b. VA; Mary A, age 41 b. MD; Ruthvan age 7 b. VA; Mary
J. age 5 b. VA; Emma C. age 4 b. VA; (WVJE13)
16 1870: Joseph MORROW age 60, farmer, value real estate $64000,
personal property $1200, b. MD; Mary age 56, keeps house b. WV; Mary J. age 15
b. WV; Emma K. V. age 14 b. WV; Ida E. FOREMAN b. WV (granddaughter);
Albert B. REID, Music teacher (nephew of Mary, s/o sister Margaret REID);
Benjamin Botts, age 27, black laborer; Judith Berry, age 20 black domestic;
Florence Ranson, age 17, domestic.(WVJE14)
16 1880: Joseph MORROW, Mary A.
wife age 66 MD (par. b. PA MD); Joseph MORROW age 72 , VA par. b. MD/IRE); Ruthvan son age
27, printer (VA VA MD); Mary Josephine age 24 at home (VA VA MD); E. K. age 23
daughter (VA VA MD); Ida E. FOREMAN age 22, grandau. (VA VA VA); Arlington
MORROW age 14, gndson (MD MD MD); Annie LOCK, keeping house, age
64 (MD MD MD). (WVJE15)
16.7 1900: Sanuel R. CRUTCHER 42, b. Mar 1858, TN, age 42,
Cascade Co., Great Falls Twp., Great Falls, MT, 3rd. Ave., North
House No. 717;
Kate CRUTCHER, wife b. Apr 1858, age 42, son David E. CRUTCHER, b.
Jun 1883, age 17, b. MO, son William H. CRUTCHER b. Aug 1886, age 13,
b. MT, Ruth C. CRUTCHER, b. Jun 1893, age 8, b. MT. (O3)
16.7 1910: Kate M. CRUTCHER was living with son, David, in Morrow Co.,
OR. (ORMW2)
16.7 1920: Kate M. CRUTCHER 61, b. VA (par. b. MD/VA), no occup., Palo
Alto Twp., Palo Alto, Santa Clara, CA; Ruth C. 26, b. MT, dau., secretary at
university. (CASC7)
16.7s 1920: Earnest CRUTCHER, 1, b. TN (par. b. VA/TN), physician, living
alone, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA. (CALA7)
16.7a 1910: David E. CRUTCHER 27, b. MO, farmer, Irrigon Pct., Morrow
Co., OR; Kate M. 52, b. VA, mother; William H. 23, b. MT, brother, farmer; Harry
Miller 23, b. WA, laborer. (ORMW2)
16.7b 1920: William CRUTCHER 33, b. MT (par. b. TN/VA), accountant,
Railroad Office, 66th. Pct., Portland, Multinomah Co., OR; Orah E. 22, b. OR
(par. b. CA/US), inspector in shirt factory. (ORMU6)
INTERVIEWS:
16.6 Josie MORROW DALE: with Mrs. D. W. Loomis, nee Esther Carol Young,
d/o Mrs. E. W. Young, Deer Park, MD, c1986. Josie DALE is supposed to have
relocated and died near Elisha LOCK. Elisha LOCK was supposed to have been in
Willow Grove, Howell Co., MO. (PI12)
16.6 Josie MORROW DALE: Sent jewelry to William Hamilton MORROW'S family
before she died, including god watch with diamonds; an opal ring was sold by
Jospehine MORROW because opals were supposed to bring bad luck. Margert believes
Josie died in Mexico. (INTERVIEW w/Margaret REDDIG***Need Source)
HISTORY:
White House Farm, 7 Oct 1863, a skirmish between northern troops under Capt.
George D. Summers, and a southern force led by Maj. Harry Gilmor. Gilmor stopped
his force to rest and was attacked by Summers. Summers died in the attack when
shot through the head by Gilmor. The leaderless federals lost the fight with 18
captured, 4 killed, and 3 wounded. (WVJEB1)
This source recounts the story of the skirmish at White House farm in greater
detail, placing Joseph MORROW, and his two daughters, Mary Josephine and Kate in
the yard during the initial attack. (WVJEB2)
(in discussion of the sick and wounded soldiers...)...Mon. Oct. 6, 1862, one
poor fellow died and just as his brother came up with an ambulance to take him
away as he had heard he was sick at Mr. MORROWS. (WVJEB3-p22, Dec 1971)
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