Genealogy of Patty Rose
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| Notes for Abraham MORRILL | ||||||||||||
| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ABRAHAM, Cambridge 1632, perhaps came in the Lion, with br. Isaac, ar. co. 1638, rem. with orig. props. to Salisbury, where, in 1650, only four men were tax. higher, d. at Roxbury, on a visit, June 1662. He had m. 10 June 1645, Sarah, d. of Robert Clement of Haverhill, had Isaac, Jacob, Sarah, Abraham, Moses, Aaron, Richard, Lydia, and Hepzibah, posthum. His will, made the yr. of his d. pro. 4 Oct. names w. Sarah, ch. Isaac, the eldest, Abraham, Jacob, Moses, Lydia, and Sarah, beside br. Job Clement. His est. was 1507. [ref 20] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ABRAHAM1 MORRILL [or MORRELL], of Salisbury, "blacksmith," recd. land in the "first division" 1640, '44, and '54; commoner and taxed 1650; signed petition of 1658. He was of Cambridge in 1632.?? He m. June 10, 1645[S Sm], SARAH2 CLEMENT; d. June 20, 1662, while on a visit to Roxbury; will June 18, Oct. 14, 1662. Wid. Sarah m. Oct. 8, 1665[S], THOMAS MUDGETT. Children: Isaac, Jacob, Sarah, Abraham, Moses, Aaron, Richard, Lydia, Hepzibah. [ref 36:985] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Abraham Morrill, blacksmith, Cambridge, propr. 1636. Rem. to Salisbury. Propr. 1640. Had land at Haverhill in 1649. Wife Sarah; ch. Isaac, Jacob, Sarah, Abraham, Moses, Aaron, Richard, Lydia, Hephzibah. He fell sick and d. at Roxbury; was bur 20 (4) 1662. will not dated, prob. at Hampton 14 Oct. 1662, beq. to wife and inor ch. Isaac, Abraham, Jacob, Sarah, Moses and Lydia. The widow conveyed 1 (9) 1665, to Thomas Bradbury and her bro. Job Clement certain property in trust for her dau. Hephzibah who was b. after the father's death. [ref 37:319] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Abraham Morrill married Sarah Clement June 10, 1645 in Salisbury, Essex Co., MA [ref 23:0845110] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Abraham Morrill was a younger brother of Isaac Morrill of Roxbury, and is supposed to have come to New England with him in the Lion, in 1632. His name is first mentioned at Cambridge in January 1632. He was a proprietor there in 1636, and in 1638, was one of the original members of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston. He moved to Salisbury, where he was number thirty-one in the list of the original settlers. In 1640, he was granted land in the first division of the town and in 1644 and 1655, he received other grants. In 1641, he was fined for "selling his servant his time." In 1642, with Henry Saywood, he built a sawmill on the Powwow River, the land being granted them for that purpose in 1641. He was a planter, millwright and iron-founder. He was a townsman and commoner of Salisbury, 3 Dec. 1650, and in this same year he was among the five largest tax-payers in the town. In 1658, he was a signer of a petition. Abraham Morrill's homestead was on the green at East Salisbury. After his death, the town bargained with his widow for the homestead "for the use of the ministry," and the land has been used for a parsonage ever since. Isaac Morrill, the elder brother of Abraham Morrill, died in Roxbury in 1661. Rev. John Eliot thus records it:--"1661--Moneth 10, day 21 Isaac Morell an aged brother." He left no Will and Tobias Davis and Sarah (Clements) Morrill testified that they had heard Isaac Morrell upon the 19-10m-1661 [19 Dec. 1661] declare it to be his mind "to give unto his coussine [nephew] Isaac Morrell his Anvile & all his Smiths Tools & Instrumts." And John Smith, Daniel Brewer, and Sarah Morrell testified that "they heard Isaac Morrell ye day before his death declare it to be his minde & will to dispose of his wearing apparell as followeth vizt:--His best Cloake unto his grand child, Sarah Davis: one of his two best suites to his brother Abraham Morrell, eithr his Leathr or his Cloath Suite. The residue of his Cloathes to be divided betweene his two Sonnes." In June 1662, Abraham Morrill fell ill while on a visit in Roxbury. Since he made his Will, 18 June 1662, and Eliot tells us that "Abraham Morrell of Salisbury fell sick in this town & dyed & was buried upon ye 20th of 4m" (Church record, 1662), it is evident that he died between the two dates. [ref 88:41] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1635 lot #28 in the first plotting of homestead allotments of Cambridge;1640 received land in the first division of Salisbury; 1642 Abraham Morrill and Henry Saywood were granted land to build a corn mill on the Powow River; "1644, ye 25th day of ye first month, at a General Meeting of the Freemen here [Salisbury] was granted unto Abraham Morrill ten acres of upland to be at the end of his twenty acres formerly granted at the Isammans Hill in exchange of his ten acres upon Merrimack River, etc."; 12 Feb 1652 Abraham Morrill and Samuel Winslow chosen to divide the Neck near the ferry died while visiting his brother Isaac buried in Old First Burying Place, Roxbury - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (Rec. Book 308-467) WILL OF ABRAHAM MORRILL, 18 Jun 1662 - 14 Oct 1662: I being weake in body, yet having the perfect use of my memory doe make this as my last will and testament; My will is that what ever debts I owe to any man be first payd out of my estate, and the residue of my estate I doe dispose of as followeth; 1 ly; I give unto my deare and loving wife the one halfe of my whole estate whether in housing lands cattle debts due to me from any or moveables or what ever els is mine; and this to be hers to dispose of as she shall see cause either in her life time or at her death. 2 ly; I give to my eldest sonne Isaack Morrill a double portion of the other halfe of my estate to be payd to him at the age of one and twenty yeares or day of marriage. 3 ly; The rest of the sayd halfe of my estate I give unto my other five children, Abraham, Jacob, Sarah, Moses and Lidda Morrill to be equally divided betweene them and to be enjoyed by them as they come to the age of one and twenty yeares or at the day of marriage. 4 ly; My will is if any of my foresayd six children die before they come of age to enjoy their portion that then their portion be divided between the remaining children equally. 5 ly; My will is my whole estate be kept and improved together and noe division made until my eldest sonne Isaack come to age to receive his portion; and afterwards as much as may be with any conveniency. 6 ly; My will is that my deare and loving wife and my eldest sonne Isaack Morrill shall be the executors of this my will. 7 ly; My request is that my loving friend Mr. Thomas Bradburry and my loving brother Job Clement be the overseers of this my last will and testament. June the 18th 62 Abraham (his mark) Morrill John Stevens Tobias Davis Rhoda Rimington Mary Wise This will was attested uppon oath by Tobias Davis and Mr. Rhoda Remington before the Court held at Hampton ye 14th day of October 1662 as attest THO; BRADBURY, rec. The widdow Morrill did accept of ye executership before ye Court held at Hampton ye 14th 8th mo. 62 as attest. THO; BRADBURY, rec. ess. ss. Jan. 31. 1703-4 Before ye Honble John Applton Esqr. Judge of ye Probate of Wills etc. in sd county appd Isaac Morrill one of ye executors in ye last will and test of his ffather Abram Morrell of Salisbury, Dec. and then accepted of executorshipp to sd will which was allowed. Attest Daniel Rogers, Regr. The inventory taken by Thos. Barnard, John Weed and William Barns contained "3 horses kind and mare and Fole, 5 oxen, 4 cows, 7 young cattle, 8 sheep, 11 swine, new house and 56 acres of land, 3 parts of corn mill, part of vessel, 4 guns, 3 pots and blacksmith tooles." Amounting to some 564 pounds. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - | ||||||||||||
| Notes for Sarah CLEMENTS | ||||||||||||
| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SARAH,2 m. 1st, June 10, 1645[S Sm], ABRAHAM1 MORRILL, of S.; 2d, Oct. 8, 1665[S], THOMAS MUDGETT. [ref 36:96] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sarah Mudget death Aug 1694 Salisbury Essex Morrell /w Tho [ref 76] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SARAH2 CLEMENTS (Robert1), born in England about 1626, died in Salisbury, Mass., in August, 1694. She married first, in Haverhill, Mass., 10 June 1645, Abraham Morrill, born in England, died in Roxbury, Mass., 18-20 June 1662. She married secondly, in Salisbury, Mass., 8 Aug. 1665, Thomas Mudgett, who died about 1701. Sarah Clements came with her father, Robert Clements, to Haverhill in 1642. She was a member of the Salisbury Church in 1687. There seems to have been no settlement of Sarah's estate at the time of her death, but a couple of years after her second husband died, her son Isaac Morrill of Salisbury applied to be made her administrator and was bonded with Moses Morrill of Salisbury and John Pengry of Ipswich, 31 Jan. 1703-4. He filed "An Inventory of ye estate of my Honerd Mother Sarah moriel Allis mudgett of Salisbury, Deceasd Intestant," but discovering that all the property she had left was provided for in his father's will be brought into Court a letter addressed:-- "To the Honble John Appleton Esq Judge of probate of Wills &e. I have taken a Letter of adm upon ye estate of my Mother Sarah Morell alias Mudgett Decd" and then stating that the property was his father's, Abraham Morrill's, asks that the matter be dismissed. " Children born in Salisbury, Mass.: Isaac, Jacob, Sarah, Abraham, Moses, Aaron, Richard, Lydia, Hepzibah, Mary, Temperance. [ref 88:40] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5 Apr 1694 Salisbury: Petition of Sarah Mudgett alias Morrill concerning the estate of her former husband, Abraham Morrill for consideration to be made of the charge she had been at about the estate and the bringing up of their children. The youngest, a daughter named Ipsabe born six months after her husbands death and the other young children were Lide not two years old, Moses about five, Abraham between seven and eight, Sarah about ten: and she lived a widow about three years. 16 May 1694 Whereas Abraham Morrell late of Salisbury bequeathed to his widow Sarah one half of his whole estate and unto his children, viz., Isaack Jacob, Abraham, Moses, Sarah Rowell alias Morell and Severance alias Morrell, the other half, and no division being yet made they have chosen Col. Daniel Pierce, Dea. Tristram Coffin, Capt. Peter Coffin, Capt. Stephen Greenleafe, and Mr. Thomas Currier of Amesbury to make a division according to the will and have entered into a bond of 200?? to abide by their decision. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - | ||||||||||||
| Last Modified 4 Jan 2005 | Created 4 Jan 2005 |