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| Birth: | 4 Jan 1846 in Bear Creek, Stanly County, NC |
| Death: | 23 Apr 1920 in Bloomington, Stanly County, NC |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Paul S. Furr b. 7 Sep 1809 in Cabbarus County |
| Mother: | Sarah Mae Harwood b. 19 Aug 1813 in Montgomery County, NC |
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| Burial: Bear Creek Primitive Baptist Church Cemetary |
| Enlistment CSA: 10 Feb 1864 Liberty Mills, VA |
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| Sarah Leticia Hatley (Wife) b. 18 Jan 1847 in Albemarle, NC
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| Marriage: | 23 NOV 1865 in Stanly County, NC |
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 Marcenia Hettabelle Furr b. 25 Apr 1867 in Bloomington, Stanly County, NC
- Goodin Caphus Furr b. 18 Sep 1869 in Bloomington, Stanly County, NC
- Andrew Jenkins Furr b. 18 Jun 1872 in Bloomington, Stanly County, NC
- Malinda Jane Furr b. 27 Feb 1875 in Bloomington, Stanly County, NC
- Rosa Lillian Ann Furr b. 25 Mar 1877 in Bloomington, Stanly County, NC
- Green Paul Furr b. 29 Jul 1879 in Bloomington, Stanly County, NC
- Margaret Ellen Furr b. 28 Sep 1882 in Stanly County, N.C.
 Grover Cleveland Furr b. 4 Sep 1885 in Bloomington, Stanly County, NC
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Individual:
On Feb 10, 1864 eighteen year old Aaron Furr enlisted in the 28th NC Infantry, Company K at Liberty Mills, VA.
May 12, 1864 he was wounded at Spotsylvania, Courthouse. The thigh wound developed into gangrene and he was sent home to heal.
September 12, 1864 he returned to duty.
April 02, 1865 he was captured by Union troops at Petersburg, VA. and sent to the Union prison at Point Lookout, MD.
June 26, 1865 he was paroled following the April 09, 1865 surrender by General Robert E. Lee to General U.S. Grant at Appomattox, VA.
He served as Justice of the Peace and Postmaster at Bloomington, NC. He also owned a corn mill, cotton gin and sawmill.
Margaret Ellen "Maggie" Furr Tucker, Arron's youngest daughter recalled that on June 09 or 10th 1892, she traveled by wagon into Albemarle with her father. She remembers seeing accused murderer Alec Whitley's body hanging from a tree. Whitley accused of the brutal murder of Daniel Burton Tucker in Arkansas had fled back to Stanly County, NC. where he was taken into custody. An angry mob took him from jail and lynched him.
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