Asa Morrill and Sally Sargent

Index

Husband

Capt. Asa Morrill

Born

29 APR 1804[1]

Danville, Vt.

Resided

1850[2]

Danville, Vt.

Resided

1860[3]

Kirby, Vt.

Died

APR 1861

East St. Johnsbury, Vt.

Father

Samuel Morrill

Mother

Sally Kimball Pillsbury

Married

25 OCT 1825

Other spouses

(2) Mary H. Johnson

Wife	Sally Sargent

Born

17 SEP 1804

Died

6 DEC 1844[4]

Danville, Vt.

Father

Mother

CHILDREN

Name	Dea. Charles Lyman Morrill

Born

16 JUL 1826[5]

Danville, Vt.

Died

11 SEP 1901[6]

Kewanee, Ill.

Married

Letitia Works

Name	Mary Webster Morrill

Born

1 MAR 1828[7]

Danville, Vt.

Married

in Danville, Vt., 26 March 1850[8] to John A. Webster

Name	Milo Morrill

Born

ABT 1830

Danville, Vt.

Died

ABT 1830

Danville, Vt.

Name	Stephen Sargent Morrill

Born

24 DEC 1831[9]

Danville, Vt.

Died

2 MAY 1878

Danville, Vt.

Married

Ellen Brisco Batchelder

Name	Samuel Milo Morrill

Born

10 NOV 1835[10]

Danville, Vt.

Died

6 JAN 1839[11]

Danville, Vt.

Name	Martha Morrill

Born

27 SEP 1838[12]

Danville, Vt.

Died

7 JUL 1911

Married

in Kenosha, Wisc., 5 November 1861 to Hiram Townley Lay. Hiram Townley Lay was b. 16 January 1839; d. 7 October 1919

Name	Asa Albert Morrill

Born

16 JUL 1844[13]

Danville, Vt.

Died

28 JAN 1845[14]

Danville, Vt.

FOOTNOTES

[1]Vermont, Secretary of State, General index to vital records of Vermont, early to 1870 (Salt Lake City: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1951).

[2]1850 US Census , Danville VT, p. 216. Julian and Angelia may be the same person. Angelia shows on the census, Julian shows on vital records.

[3]1860 US Census , Kirby VT, p. 213.

[4]North Star (Danville VT; Transcribed by Janice Boyko), 12/16/1844.

[5]Vermont VR, electronic library [note 1].

[6]Pope Cemetery, Danville Vermont.

[7]Vermont VR, electronic library [note 1].

[8]North Star (Danville VT; Transcribed by Janice Boyko), 3/30/1850.

[9]Vermont VR, electronic library [note 1].

[10]ibid.

[11]ibid.

[12]ibid.

[13]ibid.

[14]North Star (Danville VT; Transcribed by Janice Boyko), 17 February 1845.