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John W Morrow

Birth1832 - Chatham, Ontario, Canada
Death5 July 1904 - Sault Sainte Marie, Chippewa, Michigan, USA
MotherAisie Wallace
FatherWilliam Morrow

Born in Chatham, Ontario, Canada on 1832 to William Morrow and Aisie Wallace. John W Morrow married Mary Jane Anderson and had 12 children. He passed away on 5 July 1904 in Sault Sainte Marie, Chippewa, Michigan, USA.

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Parents
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William Morrow
1798 - 1888
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Aisie Wallace
1800 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Mary Jane Anderson
1842 - 1900
Children Show all
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Sarah Jane Morrow
1875 - 1932
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Mary Ellen Morrow Caskanett
1879 - 1902
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Catherine Alice Morrow
1868 - 1941
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Francis Adelia Morrow Rose
1887 - 1960
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Robert Morrow
1873 - 1902
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Joseph Morrow
1877 - 1956
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Charles Morrow
1882 - 1890
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George Henry Morrow
1889 - 1891
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George Henry Morrow
1889 - 1891
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James Arthur Morrow
1870 - 1947
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Mary J Morrow
1882 - Unknown
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Emma Mary Louise Morrow
1872 - 1898

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