MORRILL
                        by Jeff Linscott
                        Wed July 31 1991
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   I have two books; "Genealogical Register of the First Settlers of
New England" and "American Marriage Records Before 1699" that both
contain some MORRILL info.

From Gen. Reg. of ... : MORRILL, ABRAHAM, Cambridge 1632, mmember of
the Ancient & Honorable Artillery Co. in 1638, removed to Salisbury,
and there died about 1662.  JACOB, probably his (Abraham's) son, was
representative in 1689. Rev. ISAAC, Harvard College 1737, was born in
Salisbury 20 May 1718, ordained at Wilmington 20 May 1741, and died
17 Aug 1793 ae 75.  His son, SAMUEL, Harvard College 1766, who died 21
Sep 1785 ae 41, was father of Governor David L. Morrill and Judge
Samuel Morrill, of New Hampshire. ISAAC, Roxbury, freeman 1633, was
born in England in 1588, came to New England as early as 1632, and
died 18 Oct 1662, aged 74, a member of the Ancient & Honorable
Artillery Co. in 1638. Isaac & Abraham, sons of Isaac Morrill, were
born in 1633 & 1640 at Roxbury.

From Amer. Mar. Rec. bef ...:
   MORRELL, Elizabeth & Samuel BROWN, 3 Feb 1698, Boston, Ma.
   MORRELL, John & Lysbell MORRELL, 31 Aug 1659, Boston, Ma.
   MORRILL, Abraham & Sarah CLEMENT, 10 Jun 1645, Roxbury, Ma.
   MORRILL, Jacob & Susanna WHITTIER, 15 Jul 1674, Roxbury, Ma.

   I also have a book "Early Massachusetts Marriages Prior to 1800 of
Plymouth County, Second Book" but there were no MORRILLs listed
in it. Maybe the "First Book" would have some but I do not have it
yet.

   And last but maybe not least, my book "Planters of the Commonwealth",
a book of emigrants to New England from 1620 - 1640, contains the
following:

     1623, [ship] KATHERINE, Joseph Stratton, Master, one hundred and
eighty tons, sent out by Sir Ferdinando Gorges with 'sundrie
passengers' including 'six gentlemen and divers men to do his labour
and other men with their families.' Arrived at Weymouth [Mass.]
   one of the passengers: Rev. WILLIAM MORRELL

     1632, [ship] LYON, William Pierce, Master, sailed from London
June 22 and arrived September 16 at Boston. 'He brought one hundred
and twenty three passengers, whereof fifty children, all in health.
They had been twelve weeks aboard and eight weeks from Land's End.'
   passengers:  Isaac MORRILL, of Hatfield Broadoak, Essex County,
England, settled in Roxbury, Ma.  With him were "Mrs. Morrill, Sarah
Morrill, Katherine Morrill".
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Researching: CHILTON (Mayflower), CROSS, DOTY (Mayflower), DOWNER,
HATCH, HOLBROOK, HOWLAND (Mayflower), LINSCOTT, McDONALD, MORTON,
SHERMAN, THOMPSON, TILDEN, TILLEY (Mayflower), WALKER, WHITCOMB &
WOODMAN, all of Mass. & Maine in 1600s to present.

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Date:   Thu Nov 19 1992  16:45:02
From:   John Mosher
To:     Robin Janda
Subj:   MORRILL book
Attr:   
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In your post on M names you said you had a book on Morrill.

I trace from Isaac MORRILL that came to the US in the "Lion" in 1632.
Married Sarah ( ? ) and had seven children one of whom was Hannah.
Hannah MORRILL married Daniel Brewer in 1652.

All details I have come from Savage book.  If yours has any details,
prior history, and/or biographical info, would sure like to see it.

Let me know, thanks.

John C. Mosher, 17 East Aster Dr., Phoenix, Az,  85022

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