Individual Details

Miss Ida Blanche Furr, daughter of H. E. G. Furr, of McKinney, Tex., is visiting her cousin, Mr. P. M. Phillips, of this county. Miss Furr is a great granddaughter of Henry Furr, of Cabarrus county, who was one of the fighters for freedom in the Revolutionary war and who was known as a great soldier and a man of physical prowess. Miss Furr’s grandfather was Paul M. Furr, also of Cabarrus county. Early in 1861 he joined the Southern army and followed it to its defeat in behalf of the cause which he believed it to be the duty of all patriotic citizens to espouse. Immediately after the war he decided to leave the State and with his family he first went to Indiana. After remaining there a short while he moved to McKinney, Texas, where he settled and did well, reflecting honor on the good state of North Carolina which gave him birth.
The Concord Times, Concord, North Carolina, July 12, 1909

Birth	5 Jul 1887	McKinney, Collin County, TX
Marriage	9 Jun 1920	Collin County, TX - Rodney Fredrick HATCHER
Occupation	1920	Clerk, War Department - Washington, District of Columbia
Death	17 Jan 1976	Raleigh, Wake County, NC
Burial		Montlawn Memorial Park, Raleigh, Wake County, NC

Spouse

Rodney Fredrick HATCHER (1870 - 1939)

Father	Henry Edmond Gibson FURR (1857 - 1946)
Mother	Beatrice Frances "Fannie" WILLIAMS (1861 - 1946)
Sibling	Alonzo Gotere "Lon" FURR (1880 - 1965)
Sibling	Maggie P. FURR (1883 - 1974)
Sibling	James Ansel FURR (1889 - 1911)
Sibling	Living