In the Vermont census of 1820, there were two Isaac Morrills, one listed as "Junior," presumably this one. It is clear from the records that they both had a wife named Mary, hence we must take care when reading the records that we know which is which. Isaac Morrill "Junior" is probably the son of the senior Isaac for the following reasons. First, the junior Isaac is buried in the same lot as Nathaniel Morrill, and by their ages and proximity it is reasonable to assume they were brothers. Second, in his death notice in the Vermont Gazette, Nathaniel is listed as the son of Isaac, presumably Isaac senior.

[1]Date inferred from age at death.

[2]Dole Cemetery, Danville Vermont.

[3]Date inferred from age at death.

[4]Dole Cemetery, Danville Vermont.

[5]Date inferred from age at death.

[6]Dole Cemetery, Danville Vermont.

[7]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).

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

[9]ibid.

[10]ibid.

[11]Pope Cemetery, Danville Vermont. "Co. I 8th Regt Vt Vol"

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