Folsom Morrill and Rosilla Morrison

Index

Husband

Folsom Morrill

Born

09 DEC 1798[1]

Hawke, N.H.

Resided

1850[2]

Sanbornton, N.H.

Died

25 SEP 1884[3]

Hill, N.H.

Father

Nathaniel Morrill

Mother

Elizabeth Eastman

Married

10 MAR 1825[4]

Sanbornton, N.H.

Wife	Rosilla Morrison

Born

25 JUN 1802[5]

Sanbornton, N.H.

Died

16 FEB 1874[6]

Hill, N.H.

Father

Mother

Folsom Morrill was the owner of a large woolen mill in Sanbornton. It was destroyed by fire in 1867. Farmer's Cabinet (Amherst, NH), Source Medium: Newspaper . [7]

In the 1860 census for Sanbornton, Folsom Morrill was one of the wealthiest men in town, and listed "Dealer in Lumber" as his primary occupation. 1860 US Census, Source Medium: Book . [8]

CHILDREN

Name	Asa Morrison Morrill

Born

04 APR 1826

N.H.

Died

08 JUL 1849[9]

Hill, N.H.

Name	Nathaniel Folsom Morrill

Born

26 APR 1829

N.H.

Died

12 JUN 1908

Sanbornton, N.H.

Married

in New Ipswich, N.H., 04 October 1854[10] to Catherine Amanda Wilder. Catherine Amanda Wilder was b. 20 April 1834; d. 28 June 1907

Name	Bradbury Morrison Morrill

Born

26 APR 1829[11]

Sanbornton, N.H.

Died

1902[12]

Hill, N.H.

Married

(1) Anna Eliza Proctor
(2) 25 June 1851 to Ellen S. Sumner. Ellen S. Sumner was b. in Hill, N.H., 07 August 1829; d. in Hill, N.H., 07 July 1853[13]

Name	Ambrosia Rosilla Morrill

Born

24 NOV 1836

Sanbornton, N.H.

Died

NOV 1915

Married

31 December 1873 to Elisha H. Wright. Elisha H. Wright was b. 22 October 1835; d. 05 April 1924

Name	Obadiah Morrill

Born

FEB 1844[14]

Sanbornton, N.H.

Died

05 JUN 1920

Married

Lilla W. Putnam

FOOTNOTES

[1][Anonymous], Relocation of Cemeteries [in Hill NH] (Name: Concord NH: Typewritten manuscript at the New Hampshire Historical Society, 1945;). [Anonymous], Relocation of Cemeteries [in Hill NH] (Concord NH: Typewritten manuscript at the New Hampshire Historical Society, 1945), Source Medium: Book .

[2]1850 US Census , Sanbornton NH. 1850 US Census, Source Medium: Book .

[3][Anonymous], Relocation of Cemeteries [in Hill NH] (Name: Concord NH: Typewritten manuscript at the New Hampshire Historical Society, 1945;). [Anonymous], Relocation of Cemeteries [in Hill NH] (Concord NH: Typewritten manuscript at the New Hampshire Historical Society, 1945), Source Medium: Book .

[4]New Hampshire, Registrar of Vital Statistics, [New Hampshire] Index to marriages, early to 1900 (Name: Salt Lake City: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1975-6;). .

[5][Anonymous], Relocation of Cemeteries [in Hill NH] (Name: Concord NH: Typewritten manuscript at the New Hampshire Historical Society, 1945;). [Anonymous], Relocation of Cemeteries [in Hill NH] (Concord NH: Typewritten manuscript at the New Hampshire Historical Society, 1945), Source Medium: Book .

[6]ibid. [Anonymous], Relocation of Cemeteries [in Hill NH] (Concord NH: Typewritten manuscript at the New Hampshire Historical Society, 1945), Source Medium: Book .

[7]Farmer's Cabinet (Name: Amherst, NH;), 1 August 1867, p. 2.

[8]1860 US Census , Sanbornton NH.

[9][Anonymous], Relocation of Cemeteries [in Hill NH] (Name: Concord NH: Typewritten manuscript at the New Hampshire Historical Society, 1945;). [Anonymous], Relocation of Cemeteries [in Hill NH] (Concord NH: Typewritten manuscript at the New Hampshire Historical Society, 1945), Source Medium: Book .

[10]New Hampshire, Registrar of Vital Statistics, [New Hampshire] Index to marriages, early to 1900 (Name: Salt Lake City: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1975-6;). .

[11]Lucy Cross, History of Northfield, New Hampshire, 1780-1905 (Name: Concord NH: Rumford Press, 1905;), 2: 238. Lucy Cross, History of Northfield, New Hampshire, 1780-1905 (Concord NH: Rumford Press, 1905), Source Medium: Book .

[12][Anonymous], Relocation of Cemeteries [in Hill NH] (Name: Concord NH: Typewritten manuscript at the New Hampshire Historical Society, 1945;). [Anonymous], Relocation of Cemeteries [in Hill NH] (Concord NH: Typewritten manuscript at the New Hampshire Historical Society, 1945), Source Medium: Book .

[13]ibid. [Anonymous], Relocation of Cemeteries [in Hill NH] (Concord NH: Typewritten manuscript at the New Hampshire Historical Society, 1945), Source Medium: Book .

[14]Date and place derived from 1900 US census. .