Greg Spurling (Spurling variant) · Peoplestrong Greg Spurling is a former American college basketball center from Knoxville, Tennessee. The Phoenix Suns drafted him in the fifth round in 1986, and he later signed with the Suns and the Chicago Bulls, but he was waived each time and never played in an NBA game.
Jeremy Spurlin · Peoplestrong Jeremy Spurlin is an American guitarist listed as lead guitarist of the Christian metal band Disciple from 2001 to 2005.
R. G. Spurling (Spurling variant) · Peoplestrong Richard Green Spurling (1858–1935) was an American minister and a founder of the Christian Union movement in Tennessee, from which the Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) grew.
Spurlin cemeteries · Placesweak A roundup of burial grounds named for the Spurlin family on Find a Grave: eight Spurlin cemeteries in Arkansas, Tennessee, Indiana, Kentucky and North Carolina, plus Spurlington- and Spurling-named cemeteries and the graves of notable Spurlins.
Spurlin family lines by state · Genealogyweak A state-by-state guide to the main Spurlin and Spurling family lines in the United States, from colonial Virginia and North Carolina to Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Texas and Indiana, with the sources behind each link.
Spurlin Industries · Companiesmixed Spurlin Industries, Inc. was a Georgia maker of acrylic whirlpool bathtubs, fiberglass tubs and showers, incorporated in 1984 and based in Palmetto. It had plants in Georgia and Florida and, according to directory data, Tennessee. The Georgia corporation was dissolved in 2017.
Spurling place names (related spelling) · Placesstrong Several U.S. places carry the closely related name Spurling rather than Spurlin: a populated place in Montana, a stream in Tennessee, and a cove, point and rock around Great Cranberry Island, Maine. Spurlington, Kentucky, is also named for a Spurling family, and Tasmania has a Mount Spurling named for a photographer's 1908 discovery.
Spurlins of Fentress County, Tennessee · Genealogymixed Spurlins were among the early families on the Wolf River in Fentress County, Tennessee, where Daniel Spurlin is said to have started the family's Spurlin Cemetery in 1858. A 1920 county history profiles M. H. Spurlin, a Wilder lawman and justice of the peace.
Spurlins of Hardeman County, Tennessee · Genealogymixed Spurlins lived in Hardeman County, in southwest Tennessee, by the 1830s. Eli and George W. Spurlin are buried at Wesley Cemetery, Piney Grove, and George drew a Confederate pension. Another branch moved to Hot Springs, Arkansas, and on to Texas.