Julien De Castro

Notes:

Wynema McGrew writes that Julien and Elizabeth's birth dates were based on data give in the 1797 San Estevan De Tombecbe District Census (done in 1796). She was 22 and he 40. His nationality was shown as Spanish. Allye Moody speculated he was part French and part Indian.

Per the book THE SOUTHERN McGREWS GREW Julian DeCastro had land along the west bank of the Tombigbee River amongst all the McGrew and stated that he came to the area circa 1787. He signed a petition to Congress in 1799 and a memorial to Washington in 1803. The last mention of Julian was on a tax list of 1810. Elizabeth was on the 1830 Marengo County AL census. They had six children.

Wynema McGrew noted he could be found on the Washington County, Mississippi Territory tax roll of 1803, 1805, and finally in 1810.

Family/Spouse: Elizabeth McGrew. Elizabeth (daughter of James McGrew and Constance Tillett) was born about 1774 in South Carolina; died between 1830 and 1840. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Mary Ann Elizabeth De Castro was born between 1790 and 1800 in St. Stephens, Washington County, Alabama; and died.
2. Alexis De Castro was born about 1796 in St. Stephens, Washington County, Alabama; and died.
3. Anna De Castro was born about 1801 in St. Stephens, Washington County, Alabama; and died.
4. Elizabeth De Castro was born about 1801 in St. Stephens, Washington County, Alabama; and died.