Philip Morrill and Hannah Currier
Philip Morrill
- Born
- 06 DEC 1749[1] at Salisbury, Mass.
- Died
- 10 APR 1823[2] at Cornville, Maine
- Married
- 05 JAN 1771[3] at Salisbury, Mass.
- Father
- Micajah Morrill
- Mother
- Mary Greeley
Philip Morrill and his family lived in Cornville, Maine, for some period of time. [4]
Both Morrill Kindred and Hoyt show some uncertainty about whether the Philip who married Hannah Currier is the son of Micajah (1708-1756) or the son of Jeremiah (1713-1751). According to the Salisbury Vital Records, Micajah had a son named Philip but there is no son Philip recorded for Jeremiah, so I do not know the source of the confusion.
Philip Morrill of Salisbury was a Private in Capt. Henry Morrill’s company, Col. Caleb Cushing’s regiment, in the War of the Revolution, which marched April 20, 1775 in response to the alarm of April 19, 1775. He served six days. [5]
Children
- Born
- 22 OCT 1775[8] · Salisbury, Mass.
- Died
- 16 DEC 1854[9] · Cornville, Maine
- Married
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(1) Judith Flanders family page →
(2) Nancy Coffin Hooke — m. in Salisbury, Mass., 29 November 1798[10]
d. in Salisbury, Mass., 16 November 1806[11].
- Born
- 21 MAR 1790[24] · Salisbury, Mass.
- Married
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Daniel Collins