All pictures on this page courtesy of The Catawba County Historical Museum http://www.catawbahistory.org/catawba_county_museum_of_history.php               Miles O. Sherrill B. E. - secures position - 1898 Clarence Osborn - marriage - 1905 Charlie and Hattie - marriage - 1905 Elma - marriage license - 1906 Emma - marriage - December 2, 1910  Epsa - marriage  Etta - marriage Frank - Operation - 1910 Grover - marriage James H. - death - 1905 Jane - marriage license - 1909 John Sidney Abernathy and Emma Sherrill family - Family Photo Julia - Obituary Laura Jane Shuford - Memoriam by J. W. Martha - Obituary - 1898 Mollie - Obituary Mrs. Jason A. - Obituary - 1898 Non Copyright articles - Synopsis Sallie Fisher - Obituary Elma Sherrill (Marriage License) Land Deeds All Deeds from Anson County unless otherwise noted. Clicking on links will open a new window. Abinton Adam Samuel William April 1750 1750 February 1750 September 1749 January 1751 August 1762 September 9, 1749 June 1751 (Both Deeds from Rowan County) April 1750 April 1750 (2) October 1750 March 1751 March 1753 (Rowan) 261 Acres PICTURES Courtesy of the Kardulis Collection.  Paul E. Kardulis, Jr. is the County Historian for Yancy County, and was kind enough to share these Sherrills with us!  He does ask that you request permission before copying or publishing the images below.  We ask your cooperation , and thank Mr. Kardulis for his generosity. If you have photographs to share, please contact Alex Floyd at Afloyd@catawbacountync.gov.   Thank you for your cooperation, and we hope you enjoy these pictures. Please visit our Who Am I? page which contains a few mystery Sherrills! Hiram Charles Sherrill Pre Civil War Uniform   Nelson Monroe Sherrill Member of the Southern Stars   William Caldwell Sherrill--Undertaker (left no descendants) Mary Beal Sherrill (wife of William Caldwell Sherrill) Headstone of William Caldwell Sherrill.   Headstone of infants of William Sherrill and Mary Beal Sherrill These are the only two children they had.   Thomas Franklin Sherrill Confederate Soldier/Blacksmith Catherine Arzena Ogburn Sherrill (wife of Thomas Franklin Sherrill) They had 13 children, and are buried in Cheraw, SC at Old St. David's Episcopal Church) Carrie Hunter, daughter of Mary Elizabeth Sherrill and her 1st husband, Will Hunter Ethel and Ila Simmons        Ila Simmons Ballard   Ellen Ludema Sherrill (Aunt Demie). Sister of Mary Elizabeth Sherrill Simmons.  She never married. Susanna Caroline Jones Sherrill  B. June 19, 1810 in Iredell County D. September 7, 1882  Married to Nicholas Whitman Sherrill.  For an unusual explanation to this picture, click here. Headstone of Susanna Sherrill        A picture of some Sherrills.  Lin Griffith, Lilly Sherrill Griffith, and daughter, Viola Griffith. Green Burke and Nelson M. Sherrill. Rebecca Burke Sherrill, Wife of Nelson M. Sherrill  Headstone for Emma E. Sherrill Abernethy, daughter of  Nelson M. and Rebecca Burke Sherrill. William T. Sherrill  Martha Custis Sherrill Brinkley.  Married to William Brinkley. Martha Custis Sherrill Brinkley with 5 of her grandchildren.  Wyman, Ethel, Clifford, Russell, and Kermit Brinkley.                 Tintype of Thomas Franklin Sherrill Tintype of Catherine Arzena Ogburn Sherrill   Standing L to R - James, Dora, Whitfield, Ethel, and Ila Simmons (children of Will and Mary Elizabeth Simmons) Sitting L to R - Will Simmons, Mary Elizabeth Sherrill Simmons (2nd marriage), Ellen Ludema Sherrill  Graveyard of Bethel Methodist Church in Morven which is in Anson County. Simmons Family, Ellen Ludema Sherrill, and Susanna Sherrill are all buried here. Bibliography ***Bibliographies were compiled based on sources available in the Rhodes Room, of the Catawba County Public Library. http://www.8va.net/mysherrills/: Here are some tidbits for those interested in Sherrill genealogy. This site has information primarily about one Sherrill line beginning with William Sherrill, the Conestoga Trader of Pennsylvania and Maryland.

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