Amos Morrill and Margaret Day
Nottingham, N.H. · married abt 1768 · 6 children
Husband
Maj. Amos Morrill
- Born
- 09 MAY 1748[1] at Salisbury, Mass.
- Resided
- 1800[2] at St. Albans, Vt.
- Died
- JAN 1810[3] at St. Albans, Vt.
- Married
- ABT 1768 at Nottingham, N.H.
- Father
- Joseph Morrill
- Mother
- Prudence Maxfield
Amos Morrill was a Major in the Revolutionary War who served from August 1 1775 until September 1783 in the New Hampshire Regiment. Most of the records of his service were lost when the War Office was burned in November 1814. However, he was granted 400 acres of bounty land near St. Albans Vermont as reward for his services during the war. [5]
Children
Mary Morrill1769 – 1824
- Born
- 04 APR 1769[6] · Epsom, N.H.
- Died
- 22 FEB 1824 · St. Albans, Vt.
- Married
-
John Gilman — m. ca. 1790
John b. in Rye, N.H., 18 March 1770; d. in St. Albans, Vt., 31 August 1845; m. (2) ca. 1825 to Margaret G. (Mitchell) Morrill.
Hannah Morrill1770
- Born
- 29 OCT 1770[7] · Epsom, N.H.
- Married
-
James Brackett — m. in Gilmanton, N.H., ca. 1798
Theophilus Morrill1775 – 1816
Amos Morrill1778
- Born
- 15 DEC 1778[10] · Epsom, N.H.
William Morrill1782
- Born
- 12 SEP 1782[11] · Epsom, N.H.
- Married
Jeremiah Morrill1785 – 1815