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Daniel Johnson Morrell and Susan Lower Stackhouse

Cincinnati, Ohio · married 11 February 1845 · 1 child

Husband

Daniel Johnson Morrell

Born
08 AUG 1821[1]

North Berwick, Maine
Resided
1880[2]

Johnstown, Pa.
Died
20 AUG 1885[3]

Johnstown, Pa.
Married
11 FEB 1845[4]

Cincinnati, Ohio
Father
Thaddeus Morrell
Mother
Susannah Ayers
Wife

Susan Lower Stackhouse

Born
1824

Pa.
Died
07 JUN 1887

Additional information available.[5]

Children

Anna Stackhouse Morrell1850
Born
14 JAN 1850 · Philadelphia, Pa.
Married

(1) Philip Eugene Chapin — m. in Johnstown, Pa., 01 December 1880
Philip b. in New Hartford, Conn., 01 December 1838.

(2) George Albert Bates — m. 26 April 1870
d. September 1877.

Sources

  1. [Anonymous], Records of the Society of Friends at Berwick ME, NEHGR , 72: 272.
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  2. 1880 US Census , 2nd Ward Johnstown PA, p. 25C. “D.J. Morrell, President Cambria Works” 1880 US Census, Source Medium: Book
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  3. Find A Grave Cemetary Records (Name: Electronic Database: FindAGrave.com;). Find A Grave Cemetary Records (Electronic Database: FindAGrave.com), Source Medium: Book
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  4. Ann Lisa Pearson, Benjamin Morrell Research Report (Name: May 1985; Unpublished manuscript in the Morrill/Morrell Family archives, Western History Collection, Denver Public Library;), 30.
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  5. Daniel Johnson Morrell was born in Maine, and moved to Philadelphia at the age of 15, working as a clerk. But he was an entrepreneur, and by 1855 he and Charles Wood purchased a number of charcoal iron firnaces to found the Cambria Iron Company of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. The company became one of the nation’s largest producers of railroad rails by 1858. Cambria Iron became the hub of the town and owned a great deal of the surrounding land as well as many of the businesses. Daniel Morrell not only ran the Iron Works but was also President of the local gas and water company and the bank. He was elected US Congressman from Pennsylvania 1867-71. The ship Daniel J. Morrell was named after this man, and it famously sank in 1966 in Lake Huron.
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