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by:David Sprinkle JSpri24340@aol.com John Sprinkle was born 1787 in Maryland, died 1841; married Agnes Sumrall 1793 dau of Moses Sumrall & Polly Parker of Wayne County, Miss. John Sprinkle was the lighthouse keeper at Round Island just off the coast of Pascagoula from 1838-1841. Children: Hannah Sprinkle 1819-1903 md Harry Waters Henry Sprinkle 1823-1865 md Rosannah Stone Peter Sprinkle 1827-1913 md Katy Mills/ 2nd Elisabeth Galloway John Sprinkle 1825-1909 md Elisabeth Zeffery George Sprinkle 1833-1887 md Elisabeth Stewart/ 2nd Maleta Bosarge Stencil Sprinkle 1835-1863 md Johannah Mills, he died at Prison Camp in Civil War. Sumrall - Parker Family by:David Sprinkle JSpri24340@aol.com Moses Sumrall, born 1761 in SC, son of Thomas Sumrall of South Carolina, and later Marion County, MS. Moses lived in Wayne County, MS, and then Clarke County, MS, he died there in 1848. His wife was Polly Parker, but no documentation on her maiden name. Children: Jesse Sumrall, born 1788, md Christina Sumrall (cousin) Harriet Sumrall, born 1790, died young Anna Agnes Sumrall, born 1793, md 1st. David Nicholas, 2nd John Sprinkle 1787-1841 Elisabeth Sumrall, born 1795, md James Joseph Stringfield Ester Sumrall, born 1797, md Harbard Cooley Howell Sumrall, born 1799, md Nancy Parker Morgan J. Sumrall, born 1801, md Katherine unknown Harrison Sumrall, born 1802, md Margaret Nicholson Frances Sumrall, born 1804, md Willis Owens Thomas M Sumrall, born 1805, md Ann Unknown Mary Ann Sumrall, born 1807, md Patrick Peter Brogan Moses Sumrall, Jr., born 1809, md Dorcus Lott Robert A. Sumrall, born 1812, md Eliza Unknown My name is Pat Creel, and I am the Jackson County Coordinator. This web site is continually being updated and expanded. I am very interested in hearing from anyone who has things to contribute to this web site that would benefit others in their research. |
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