Amos Morrill of Marlborough, Shoemaker, enlisted in the Civil War as a Private on July 16, 1861 at the age of 25. He enlisted in Company I, 13 Infantry Regiment Massachusetts, and mustered out on August 1, 1864. [7]
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Date and place derived from record of death.
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Historical Data Systems, American Civil War Soldiers (Electronic database at http://www.ancestry.com).
Amos Morrill was a shoemaker in Marlborough, Massachusetts. See also Both Amos and his wife Mary died from disease within a month of each other, in 1873. The children Alice and Edward were raised by Michael and Kate Eagan of Marlborough, who list the children as Niece and Nephew in the 1880 census.
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