THE MURPHREE FAMILY
Robert,
I notice you have a Baily Barton Murphree in your clan. I couldn't
find Bethania Murphree, but wondered if she was part of your family, too.
She md. William Barton. Is this the same group of Murphrees?
Debby
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Date: Mon, 11 May 1998
From: Robert
bellew@hal-pc.org
Bethania...is descended from David. David was a brother of Daniel II from which I am descended. If you need any more information, I will be glad to supply.
1. David MURPHREE (b. 1760: Orange Co., NC or Ireland/d.2-18-1838; Airmount, Yalobusha, MS) Md. Jemima CORNELIUS 1795 in NC.
In 1790, David (son of Daniel (son of William) & Sarah Dempsey) and Jamima Murphree (daughter of William C. Cornelius & Ann Phillips) were in Pendleton District, SC. By 1808, they had moved to Rhea Co. TN. About 1818, the Murphrees moved to AL, where David was Justice of the Peace in Blount County. In 1819, David received government land in Walker County and in 1822 served as Justice of the Peace in Jefferson County, AL. About 1835, David Murphree, his wife, Jemima Cornelius, & many of their children and grandchildren came to Airmount, east of Coffeeville, MS. His last move was to Yalobusha Co., MS, but his son Martin moved to Old Town, Calhoun, MS.
Children of David MURPHREE and Jemima CORNELIUS were:
For a more detailed account of this family, be sure and visit Robert's web site: http://members.aol.com/calebj/mayflower.html