Sally King Harrell

I found Mattie's B. Harrell Weeks' mother Sally in the 1900 Wayne County Census living as a widow near 2 other Harrell families. (By 1910, she had moved to Sampson County.) She was born in Sep 1847 and died between 1910 and 1920. She married Fernie F. Harrell. I have 5 of their children:

Furney Harrell b. Sep 1877 or Sep 1878 m. Ophelia Creel (children Robert H Harrell, Harry J Harrell)
Mattie Byrn Harrell b. 01 Aug 1880 Wayne County NC d. 08 Aug 1924 Sampson County NC
George Harrell b. Jun 1884
Sallie K. Harrell b. Nov 1887
Lee W. Harrell b. Aug 1890

1900 Wayne County, Granthams Township,
Supervisor's District 2, Enumeration District 104, Sheet 2, Enumerated on the 4th of June 1900 by George K. Grantham

		Birthdate	Age	Married	# yrs.	# Children	# Living
Harrell, Sallie	head	Sept 1847	52	W		13	9
Furnie	son	Sep 1878	21	S
George K.	son	Jun 1884	15	S
Sallie K.	daughter	Nov 1887	13 or 12	S
Lee W.	son	Aug 1890	9

Harrell, William	head	Aug 1868	31	M	4
Fannie/Flannie	wife	Sep 1876	23	M	4	2	2
Parl	daughter	Dec 1896	3
Aaron	son	Sep 1899	8/12

Harrell, James	head	Nov 1870	29	M	3
Mettie	wife	Sep 1884	16	M	3	1	1
Mamia	daughter	Apr 1898	2

The chart below shows the very poor transcription and my comments. Five of ten names had errors...(The first surname is obviously the same surname as the following 2 families--Harrell! This is why I had trouble finding the family in 1900!

	Should be:
Sall Hannel	Sallie Harrell	The "ie" was clearly discernable, but had been written over when someone listed the number in the household as 5.
Fannie Hannel	Furnie	"Fannie" looks like Fu??ie, and since we know her husband was Furney and she had a son Furney, this must be he--it is a son.
George K Hannel		Harrell
Sallie K Hannel		Harrell
Lee W Hannel		Harrell

William Harrell
Hannie Harrell	Fannie, Flannie	"Hannie" obviously started with an F. (Compare with all the other H's on the page, and the couple of F's on the page.)
Paul Harrell	Pearl, Parl	The name "Paul" cannot be Paul. It is obviously Pa?l. The enumerator's n's and r's are very similar, and so it is either Panl or Parl--I believe the enumerator was trying to spell Pearl!
Aaron Harrell

James Harrell
Mattie T Harrell	Mettie	That's not an a..."Mattie" looks to me like Mettie or Mittie
Mannie Harrell	Mamie	"Mannie" has an m instead of 2 n's

And here's a fragment of the 1900 census page enlarged for viewing...

1910 Sampson County Piney Grove Township
Enumerated by John M. Weeks on 06 May 1910
Supervisor's District 3, Enumeration District 94, Sheet 12

In a span of 2 pages, MANY families are represented! There were families of:
Bascom K. Weeks (son of James Henry's 2nd wife Sarah Adelaide)
Estella Weeks Sinclair (Estelle) (husband James Allen)
James Henry Weeks and Mattie B.
Sallie Harrell (Mattie's mother (Sally King Harrell) living with her son's family)
Lona Weeks Lindsay and husband Algia, and his parents (Jimmie Devane Lindsay + Mary Sutton) next house

(I cut out the middle columns which stated birth in NC and Language was English)

	Relationship	Age	Marriage	Years	# children	# living
Jamie R Harrell (I think it's Jimie, because he's James)	head	39	M	13
Mettie Harrell	wife	28	M	13	6	5
Mamie Harrell	daughter	11	S
Mary Harrell	daughter	7	S
Milford Harrell	son	5	S
Gurthry Harrell	son	2	S
Sallie Harrell	daughter	6/12	S
Sallie Harrell	mother	68	W		13	9