Samuel Furr

Samuel Furr [1]

Home Address: Huntersville, Disability: no, Image Source: John Washam's photo

Biographical Notes:

Sam Furr is the soldier on the right in the photo. He returned to the north Mecklenburg County after the war, where there is a road named in his honor.

Date of Birth:

9/16/1896

Birthplace:

Rowan Co., NC

Citizenship:

Natural Born

City/County:

Mecklenburg

Eye Color:

Gray

Family Details:

Spouse: Children: Dependents: no Parents: Siblings: Extended Family: Albert McCoy - grandfather Violet McCoy Blythe - great aunt

First Name:

Samuel

Hair Color:

Brown

Height:

Tall

Last Name:

Furr

Middle Name:

Monroe

Military Details:

none 6/5/1917 21

Occupation:

Occupation: Farming Employer: J. V. Knox J. U. Knox Location:

Precinct:

Lemleys

Race / Ethnicity:

Caucasian

Exhibit & Section:

Doughboys & Camp Greene Mecklenburg County, NC 1917-1918 [2]