Individual Details
Eliza FURR
(1845 - )
Listed in the 1900 census as single in the Cabarrus County Home.
REPORT OF BOARD OF CHARITY.
Our County Home Doing a Good Work — What it Costs Per Capita — Our Jail in Good Condition — The County Helps Indigent in Their Homes.
In glancing over the report of the board of charities of the county which board is composed of Mr. W M Weddington, Dr. WH Lily and Capt. J M Alexander we note that there are in the county home 24 white and 12 colored inmates. Of this number eight are able to do some work. Two are bed-ridden. Five are involuntarily confined on account of dementia, viz: Eliza Furr; Sallie Maxwell; Ann Miller, col; Etta Corriher, col; and Emma Spears. It costs about $5.25 per month to support inmate, but they are largely fed from the garden and farm.
The Standard, Concord, North Carolina, November 15, 1900
REPORT OF BOARD OF CHARITY.
Our County Home Doing a Good Work — What it Costs Per Capita — Our Jail in Good Condition — The County Helps Indigent in Their Homes.
In glancing over the report of the board of charities of the county which board is composed of Mr. W M Weddington, Dr. WH Lily and Capt. J M Alexander we note that there are in the county home 24 white and 12 colored inmates. Of this number eight are able to do some work. Two are bed-ridden. Five are involuntarily confined on account of dementia, viz: Eliza Furr; Sallie Maxwell; Ann Miller, col; Etta Corriher, col; and Emma Spears. It costs about $5.25 per month to support inmate, but they are largely fed from the garden and farm.
The Standard, Concord, North Carolina, November 15, 1900
Events
| Birth | 1845 | North Carolina |  |
Families
| Father | Paul Wilson FURR (1826 - ) |
| Mother | Catherine R. "Kate" PLOTT (1841 - 1904) |
| Sibling | Robert Lee FURR (1868 - 1876) |
| Sibling | Wade Hampton FURR (1872 - 1941) |
| Sibling | Sallie E. FURR (1874 - 1892) |
| Sibling | Georgia A. FURR (1876 - 1893) |
| Sibling | Nancy C. "Nannie" FURR (1878 - 1957) |