Morrison, John Boyd 1a 2a 3a 4a 5a 6a 7a
Birth Name | Morrison, John Boyd |
Birth Name | Morrison, John 3a 4a 6a |
Birth Name | Morrison, John B 2a 5a |
Gender | male |
Events
Event | Date | Place | Description | Notes | Sources |
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Birth | about 1808 | Pennsylvania, United States | Birth of John Boyd Morrison |
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Military Service | from 1826-05-02 to 1831-05-02 | Military Service of Morrison, John Boyd |
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Census | 1840-06-01 | Cornplanter, Venango, Pennsylvania, United States | Census of John Boyd Morrison |
Research
John's family in 1840 consisted of: Persons Employed in Agriculture: 7
Free white males under 5: 2 Free white males 5-9: 2 Free white males 30-39: 1 Free white females 20-29: 2 Free white females 70-79: 1 Persons employed in Agriculture: 7 |
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Census | 1850-06-01 | Cornplanter, Venango, Pennsylvania, United States | Census of Elbridge Morrison |
Age: 46 Sex: Male Occupation: Far??? Value of real estate: 1800 Place of birth: Pennsylvania |
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Census | 1860-06-01 | Cornplanter, Venango, Pennsylvania, United States | Census of Margaret McMasters |
Age: 52 Sex: Male Occupation: Farmer? Value of real estate: 2000 Value of personal estate: 1000 Place of birth: Pennsylvania |
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Census | 1870-06-01 | Kingsville, Ashtabula, Ohio | Census of Margaret McMasters |
Age: 62 Sex: Male Color: White Occupation: Farmer Value of real estate: 7000 Value of personal estate: 1500 Place of birth: Pennsylvania Father of foreign birth: Yes Mother of foreign birth: Yes Male citizen 21 and over: Yes |
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Burial | after 1873-07-17 | Lulu Falls Cemetery | Burial of Morrison, John Boyd |
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Parents
Relation to main person | Name | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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Father | Morrison, Hugh | |
Mother | Wilson, Isabella | |
Morrison, John Boyd |
Families
Unknown | Partner | McMasters, Margaret |
Children |
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Source References
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Register of Enlistments in the U.S. Army, 1798-1914
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- Date: 1826-05-02
- Page: Page 127
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Citation:
Name: Morrison John
Rank: ?
Size:
Feet: 5
Inches: 6
Age: 21
Birthplace:
State: Pennsynvania
County: Franklin
Town: ~~~~~
Description:
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Brown
Complexion: Fair
Trade: Papermaker
Enlisted:
By whom: Mayor Foster(?)
When: May 2nd, 1826
Where: Newport
For what period: 5 Years
Remarks: 7 July (H, Discharged 2c. May 1831 (Al Cauh Gibson), Expiration of service), (?)
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1840 United States Federal Census
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- Date: 1840-06-01
- Page: Roll: 497; Page: 40; Image: 84; Family History Library Film: 0020559
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1850 United States Federal Census
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- Date: 1850-06-01
- Page: Roll: M432_832; Page: 94B; Image: 195
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1860 United States Federal Census
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- Date: 1860-06-01
- Page: Roll: M653_1189; Page: 134; Image: 138; Family History Library Film: 805189
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1870 United States Federal Census
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- Date: 1870-06-01
- Page: Roll: M593_1170; Page: 222B; Image: 450; Family History Library Film: 552669
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Samuel Morrison of Bucks and Lycoming Counties Pennsylvania and Some of His Descendants
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- Date: 1936
- Page: Page 11
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Citation:
About the year 1795, a small group of families took up land in northeastern Venango county, Pennsylvania. Some authorities persist in saying that they were “Irishmen,” immigrants from Tyrone county Ulster; that they came up the Susquehanna, Sinnemahoning, the Driftwood branch, and thence across by portage to the headwaters of the Allegheny; improvising rude boats, they floated down the river. They are known to have settled within the present limits of Oil Creek township. A Hugh Morrison is known to have been in this party. His name is found on the tax list of Warren County in 1806 as the owner of 400 acres. He married Isabella ______ and died in Pleasantville, Penna. 1839, aged 79 years, leaving children Hugh, Thomas, Joseph, William, James, and John. Thomas[2] Morrison (Hugh[1]) of Venango and Warren county was a veteran of the war of 1812, and married into the Hunter family which later was prominently identified with the development of Tidioute. Members of this branch of the family still reside in Warren County. John Morrison who served as court crier in Franklin for many years, and died there 1848 aged 98 years, took an active part in the opening of the first court in Warren county 1819. At the present time there is a locality in Oil Creek township Venango county known as Morrison Corners. The account ledgers of the early traders at Franklin show that a John and Samuel Morrison were among their patrons between the years 1794 and 1800. There is the possibility to explore that they were sons or brothers of James Sr. of Warren county.
The circumstantial evidence at hand seems to indicate that the Venango county family is distantly related to the Warren county branch.
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Lulu Falls Cemetery
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- Page: Gravestone of John Boyd Morrison and Margaret McMasters
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