"Samuel Harrell is eighty-two years of age; his father was Levi Harrell, from North Carolina; came here in 1806; married Elizabeth Jones; his grandfather was Ephraim Harrel, who married an Indian woman, on Roanoke River, in North Carolina, and moved to Fort Clairborne, Ala., and died there.
Samuel Harrel first married Anna Isgat; they had four children, all dead, but one daughter, named Frances Maurice, who is the wife of James G. Altman. Samuel's second wife was a Miss Fountain; by her he had one son, George W. Harrel, who lives in Florence County." - page 456, Sellers History of Marion County
Samuel Harrel first married Anna Isgat; they had four children, all dead, but one daughter, named Frances Maurice, who is the wife of James G. Altman. Samuel's second wife was a Miss Fountain; by her he had one son, George W. Harrel, who lives in Florence County." - page 456, Sellers History of Marion County
"Samuel Harrell is eighty-two years of age; his father was Levi Harrell, from North Carolina; came here in 1806; married Elizabeth Jones; his grandfather was Ephraim Harrel, who married an Indian woman, on Roanoke River, in North Carolina, and moved to Fort Clairborne, Ala., and died there.
Samuel Harrel first married Anna Isgat; they had four children, all dead, but one daughter, named Frances Maurice, who is the wife of James G. Altman. Samuel's second wife was a Miss Fountain; by her he had one son, George W. Harrel, who lives in Florence County." - page 456, Sellers History of Marion County
Samuel Harrel first married Anna Isgat; they had four children, all dead, but one daughter, named Frances Maurice, who is the wife of James G. Altman. Samuel's second wife was a Miss Fountain; by her he had one son, George W. Harrel, who lives in Florence County." - page 456, Sellers History of Marion County
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