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[28238] See "The History of Martha's Vineyard...," Charles E. Banks (Edgartown, MA: Dukes Co. Historical Society, 1966), Vol. 3, p. 238 which states he m. Elizabeth _____.
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[9898] George m. cir 1806 Rosena Kreamer and moved in August, 1832 to Marion Co., OH, by the Scioto River. They had four sons and three daughters. See "Genealogy of the Meyer Family," Henry Meyer (Cleveland, Ohio: Lauer & Mattill, 1890), p. 44.
Abraham and Sarah are presumed to be parents of Moses - see "Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FHN4-JMV : 4 November 2017), Abraham Morrill and Sarah Clement, 10 Jun 1645; citing Marriage, Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States, , town clerk offices, Massachusetts; FHL microfilm 893,105.
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Find A Grave memorial 18754497 offers: "Abraham Morrill was born in Essex County, England, most likely in 1615. Birth year is estimated from the following three facts: First, if Abraham traveled on the ship Lyon in 1632 with his brother Isaac, he was probably considered a minor because he was not on the list of those who gave the oath to the King. Second, two years later we find him living alone in Cambridge, apparently old enough to take care of himself. Third, Isaac's oldest child is twenty years older than Abraham's oldest child. It is estimated Abraham was much younger than Isaac and probably in his early to mid-teens in 1632. Place of birth is calculated from brother Isaac's sale of real estate in 1632, in Hatfield Broad Oak, Essex, England.
Abraham was the son of Richard Morrill and Joan Childe. He married Sarah Clements, 10 June 1645 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, and they had nine children:
1) Isaac Morrill, born 10 July 1646
2) Jacob Morrill, born 24 August 1648
3) Sarah Morrill, born 14 October 1650
4) Abraham Morrill, born 15 November 1652
5) Moses Morrill, born 28 December 1655
6) Aaron Morrill, born 9 August 1658
7) Richard Morrill, born 6 February 1660
8) Lydia Morrill, born 8 March 1661
9) Hepzibah Morrill, born January 1663
Abraham Morrill died on June 20, 1662, in Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.
Sonnet Tidwell gives this history of Abraham Morrill:
"He most likely came on the ship Lyon in 1632 with his older brother Isaac. We think he was young because he did not sign the Oath of Allegiance to the King, and only adult men were required to sign the Oath.
We first find Abraham living alone in Cambridge, Massachusetts, paying taxes in 1634. By 1640, Abraham becomes a founding member of the Puritan plantation at Salisbury, Massachusetts. He was granted a house-lot on the "Green." By 1642, he and Henry Saywood were granted 60 acres to build a corn mill.
Abraham Morrill died in Roxbury while visiting his brother. The will of Abraham Morrill is signed two days before his death, the signature being not much more than a scribble.
The descendants of Abraham Morrill include David L. Morrill, Governor of New Hampshire 1817-23, and Justin Smith Morrill, Congressman from Vermont for 43 years and responsible for the Morrill Land Grant Act that established the country's agricultural colleges or 'Aggies.'
History - Most people in America who spell their surname "Morrill" are descendants of Abraham. It seems that his brother, Isaac, had a number of children. Isaac did have sons, but they did not survive infancy and early adulthood, so his name was not passed on through generations.
Abraham Morrill and his brother, Isaac Morrill sailed from England in 1632 on "The Lyon" to Cambridge, Massachusetts. They arrived in Boston, Massachusetts on 16 September 1632, under the leadership of the Reverend Thomas Hooker. Isaac settled in Roxbury, Massachusetts where he became one of the most wealthy citizens of that town.
Abraham, a young man at the time, remained with the Reverend. Rev. Hooker established a town which he called Newtown, Middlesex, Massachusetts. This town later became Cambridge, home of Harvard University.
Abraham settled first in Cambridge, his homestead, settled there in 1634, was on lot number 28, check out the photo of Cambridge three years after it was established. Simon Bradstreet, who lived on lot #27 became Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1979. The Reverend Thomas Hooker lived at #4, the location that is now part of Harvard Yard. The college was founded in the "cow yard" in 1636.
In 1638 Abraham was a member of the "Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company". This is now an expensive fraternity focused on charitable giving. In fact, President John Kennedy was a prominent modern member, so Isaac and Abraham were part of this honorable Company centuries ago.
Abraham was most likely young when he emigrated to New England as he did not sign an Oath of Allegiance to the King, the reason being, only adult males were required to sign the Oath. The first time Abraham is found paying taxes is in 1634 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Being young in 1632, and a property owner in 1635, tells his birth year was around 1615.
About 1640, Abraham left Cambridge, moving to Salisbury, a new Puritan settlement on the northern coastline of Massachusetts. There he received a lot in the division of Salisbury. It must have been difficult to set up a town in the are of woody hills, add the heavy winter snows and those that settled close to the ocean found their homes and lands washed into the sea on more than one occasion. Indian attacks were common.
The home where Abraham resided is now a church yard. Another interesting thing about the area, the graves were covered with a large stone to prevent the wolves from digging up loved ones, and the stones are still found in the "Green" cemetery.
Abraham joined with Henry Saywook to obtain a grant of 60 acres. Together they built a corn mill on the Powow River in 1642. Abraham was primarily a blacksmith who kept a farm, cattle and horses. It seems he was industrious. We find Abraham on the Commoner taxed rolls in 1650, and he signed a petition of 1658.v
Abraham went to visit his brother, Isaac, in June of 1662. He was ill and should not have gone on this trip, but he did and he died while he was there. He is buried next to his brother in the "Old First Burying Place" in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts.
His will is dated only two days before his death. We can only assume he was too ill to sign his will as it was known that he could read and write. Abraham died several months before his daughter, Hepzibah, was born. In all, his wife, Sarah, was left with six boys and three girls, ranging from an unborn to a 16-year-old. After three years, Sarah remarried Thomas Mudgett.
Vital Records of Salisbury, Massachusetts, to the end of the year 1849 (Name: Topsfield, MA: Topsfield Historical Society, 1915;)
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| |_Elizabeth (Lovell or) WHIPPLE _|_Ann HAWKINS ______________________
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Anna is apparently duplicated based on different sources and did have several husbands. Egle's "Notes and Queries", 1900 volume, p. 34. "Pennsylvania Genealogy" magazine, Vol. 27, p. 102 provides information concerning her marriages and children. See "Ancestors and Descendants of David Crum and Mary Magdalene Crall of Crawford County, Ohio," Mary Elizabeth Ambrose (1987), p. 5.
Find A Grave memorial 160422215 offers:
Elizabeth was the youngest daughter of Johann Heinrich Zeller and Anna Marie Bruegel. Her father's family were among the thousands of French and German Protestants who fled religious prosecution in their homeland between 1708 and 1720. The Zellers migrated first to Holland, where her father met and married her mother, then to England, and finally to the American colonies in 1710. They lived for a few years in rural New York (Livingston Manor and Schoharie) before eventually settling in the Tulpehocken Valley in Pennsylvania in 1723 (in what is now Berks County).
Elizabeth married Johann Adam Batdorf in 1745 in Tulpehocken Pennsylvania. Adam died in 1757, and Elizabeth married Johann Leonard Schwartz in 1758.
A petition filed with the Berks County Orphans Court in 1759 states that Elizabeth and Adam had seven children:
- John George 1746
- Martin 1747 *
- John Peter 1749
- Andrew 1751
- Eva Elizabeth 1753
- John Henry 1754 *
- Simon 1756 *
Elizabeth and Leonard both died in 1803 in Berks County, Pennsylvania. Help in finding their graves would be appreciated.
Probate records from 1803 show that Elizabeth and Leonard had five children:
- John 1759 (deceased)
- Henry Ludwig 1761
- Barbara 1762 (wife of John Lesher, Jr.)
- Catherine 1764 (wife of Adam Regel)
- Anna Maria 1766 (wife of Henry Krim)
* Descendants of these children have been linked by DNA testing.