The Jarrell family of West Virginia/ Anna Mae Jarrell

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Daniel Jarrell (1745?-1804) probably the son of James and Elizabeth Jarrell, married Mary Terry, ca. 1770. They settled in the part of Culpeper County, Virginia, that later became Madison County, Virginia. They had at least ten children, 1773-1795. Their great grandson, John Chapman Jarrell (1857-1926), was born in Boone County, West Virginia, the son of Sarah (Sally) Jarrell. He married Elmira Lake (1867-1938) in 1991. They had eleven children, 1882-1907, born in West Virginia. In 1907, John killed a son-in-law, Tom Mack, after a five-year feud. John, with a daughter and son-in-law, fled to an Indian reservation in Oklahoma, where they were allowed to stay because they were part Indian. Elmira raised her her children alone for several years, and then sold the farm and moved to Hazel Valley, Arkansas. Her husband, daughter and son-in-law rejoined the family there. Descendants listed lived in Arkansas, Oregon, California, and elsewhere.

Includes Jarrell, Hatfield, Lake, Ritchie and other related families.

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