Viewers Like You: Terrie Morrow's Quest to Unveil Her Great-Grandfather's Origins

Join Terrie Morrow, a devoted school bus driver from Birmingham, Alabama, as she embarks on an emotional odyssey to resolve a longstanding family puzzle that has intrigued her for decades. Her journey focuses on her cherished great-grandfather, affectionately referred to as Papa, whose early life is shrouded in obscurity. Left by his mother, Lenora, at the tender age of five with the Tagger family, Papa was never to see his mother again.
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[@SuperRobertoClemente]

Great that they're starting to feature non-celebrities. The stories are no less compelling.

[@lauren578]

Absolutely

[@soyamor6528]

Good on her to honor her ancestors, no matter what, because, as she says, she wouldn't be here without them.

[@thomasmorrison4846]

I thought she was so kind and forgiving. Articulate, emotionally mature, and warm.

[@tremainelymon6857]

This lady is very very intelligent.❤

[@user-be2jq9ry7y]

I loved this lady♥️so kind and wise

[@tigerbarksdale6899]

I'm happy they did this type episode. I wish I be on this show. I'm looking for loss family I can't find on all side of my family. I would love to sign up for next episode.

[@bruceholland5256]

Beautiful. Taken care of means something else with my mom. Hard times. Can't wait to watch the rest of your story

[@zovalentine7305]

Beautiful story

[@ttp436]

I fortunately was able to watch this full episode and I was so touched by this Lady and the story of her Great Grandfather. For those of you that won’t be able to see the full episode. Walters mother was a white lady name Elenora and she had some type of a relationship with Walter’s Father, a married younger neighbour who happened to be on the record books listed as Mulatto. Mixed race or black is a better terminology than the offensive Mulatto. When Walter was 5 she made the heart breaking decision to leave Walter with another family to be raised because in those years it was illegal to have a relationship with a person of colour. Terrie response to the whole story is absolutely beautiful. Her understanding and kindness is a beautiful. Such a lovely lady. My heart just went out to her and Walter and their entire family.

[@SEA-dx1sv]

A mother....😊

[@KentPetersonmoney]

Who else was wondering if Lenora lived over 100 like her son Walter? Walter longevity could have came from his father side or maybe it was just him. Weird to think someone born in 1880 was still living when I was born. I don't even know anyone born before the 1900's. When he talked about being a kid in the 90's it would have been the 1890's. Living to 105 is rare. Sad that having a different skin color can cause families to turn their backs on their kids.

[@sedecim]

Have not seen the show because I live in Europe but I saw the last name Morrow and I am curious. We are the North Carolina Morrows maybe we are related?

[@user-qy2kw9kx3o]

Hello there! I’m a Morrow with ancestry from Paisley Scotland.

[@cynthiaanderson3742]

THAT IS BETWEEN HER AND GOD AND NO ONE CAN ANYTHIN🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😢

[@user-hx6hv4sg6p]

I dont know the name of my great-great grandmother, she was proably born in israel (then ottoman palestina) and died at a very young age around 1900

[@aquaabundance4077]

What does that have to do with the video?

[@helenhunter4540]

​@@aquaabundance4077The commenter is thinking about her/his own ancestors because of the video. Seems obvious to me.

[@lauren578]

Maybe you can talk to some older members of your family to get more information ❤️

[@user-hx6hv4sg6p]

@@lauren578 they dont know

[@SEA-dx1sv]

1st

[@Passion84GodAlways]

🫂❤🙏🏾