In 1835, Nathaniel Morrill was receiving a pension for service as a private in the New Hampshire Continental Line. In that year he was 72 years old. [7]

Nathaniel Morrill was a private in the New Hampshire line during the Revolutionary War in 1779 and 1780. [8]

[1]Date and place derived from Revolutionary War Pension Application.

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

[3]Date derived from Revolutionary War Pension Application.

[4]Date derived from age given on Revolutionary War Pension Application.

[5]New Hampshire, Registrar of Vital Statistics, [New Hampshire] Index to births, early to 1900 (Salt Lake City: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1974).

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

[7]Pension Roll of 1835 , 1: 778.

[8]Records of the Veterans Administration, Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application (National Archives Microfilm Publication M805), Roll 599, File W9210/BLWT28644-160-55.

[9]Annie Morrill Smith, Morrill Kindred in America, Volume 2 (New York: Grafton Press, 1931), 110.

[10]Smith, Morrill Kindred II [note 9], 110.

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

[12]ibid.

[13]John J. Dearborn, The history of Salisbury, New Hampshire (Manchester, N.H.: Printed by W.E. Moore, 1890), 597.

[14]ibid., 597.

[15]ibid., 597.

[16]ibid., 597.

[17]ibid., 597.

[18]Smith, Morrill Kindred II [note 9], 112.

[19]ibid., 112.

[20]ibid., 113.

[21]ibid., 113.

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

[23]ibid.

[24]Smith, Morrill Kindred II [note 9], 116.

[25]ibid., 116.

[26]ibid., 116.

[27]ibid., 116.

[28]ibid., 116.