Family Tree
Three generations around Rachel C.
Sibling
Mary Elizabeth Marrs
b. 1805
Sibling
Rebecca Marrs
1807 — 1870
Sibling
Samuel Lafayette Marrs
1809 — 1876
Sibling
Squire Brooks Marrs
1811 — 1892
Sibling
Jeremiah R. Marrs
1813 — 1896
Sibling
John James Marrs
1814 — 1849
Sibling
Rebecca Marrs
b. 1818
Sibling
William Marrs
1823 — 1896
This record
Rachel C. Marrs
1813 — 1818
Vital Events
Dates and Places
- Born26 JUN 1813 · Logan County, Kentucky
- Died21 OCT 1818 · Prairie Grove, Washington County, Arkansas
- BuriedPrairie Grove Cemetery, Washington County, Arkansas
- SexFemale
Notes
Research Notes
In 1817 Isaac and James Marrs accompanied by Thomas Wagnon on a hunting and exploring trip into northwest Arkansas. They explored the area where Rhea, Prairie Grove, Cane Hill and Lincoln are located, making a map of the streams, springs, and mountains.
Isaac Marrs was more concerned with the map than the others, as he said that he was going to settle some day near the creek (later called Marrs Creek) where he would build a sawmill.
It would appear from this account that Rachel C. Marrs may have died on this trip to Arkansas. This was compiled by "4 sisters", it was published in 1965. More information is obtained from "Flashback", Washington County, Arkansas.