THE MORRILL FAMILY GENEALOGY OF
CHARLES HENRY MORRILL
Stromsburg
Cemetery, Stromsburg, Nebraska, USA
Charles Henry Morrill
[1842-1928]
Name: Charles
Henry Morrill
Born: July 14, 1842 Concord, Merrimack, New
Hampshire, USA
Died: December 11, Stromsburg, Polk, Nebraska, USA
Spouse: Harriet Zinnia Currier
Parents: Ephraim Morrill, Mahala Lamprey
Occupation: Business & Politics
Cause of Death: Paralytic Stroke
Date of Burial: December
14, 1928
Age at Death: YRS: 86
Political: Republican
Death Certificate#;
Funeral: Death Record Pending
Findagrave.com: 27133094
Informant:
Interment: Stromsburg Cemetery, Stromsburg, Polk, Nebraska, USA
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Omaha World-Herald December 12, 1928 Page:
1 & 2
Morrill, Called Best Friend of University,
DEAD
Benefactions to Nebraska Totaled More Than
$100,000
Came to State in 1871; Heavy Land Investor
Stromsburg, Neb., Dec. 11—Charles Henry Morrill, 85 Wealthy
landowner and active supporter for many years of Nebraska civic enterprises,
died at 10:30 O’clock tonight at his home here.
He had been in a weekend condition since suffering Paralytic Stroke
Tuesday of last week and his four children had been summoned to Stromsburg
several days ago.
He was known throughout the state as the most generous donor to
the University of Nebraska, to which he often referred as his “Fifth Child.”
Several years ago, when he sent securities worth 40 thousand
dollars to the university, he indicated that he intended to divide his estate
equally among his four Children and the University, share and share alike.
His gifts previous to his death amount to 100 thousand
dollars. He was inspiration for the many
summer geological expeditions of Prof E. H. Barbour, Curator of the state
museum, and he financed the unearthing of fossil treasures which are of
interest to the paleontologists of all parts of the
Morrill, Called Best Friend of University,
Dead
World and which are now adequately housed in “Morrill Hall.” The
state museum on the university campus.
Mr. Morrill was born July 14, 1843 in Concord, N.H. There he
enlisted in the union Army and fought with the Eleventh New Hampshire
volunteers from 1862 to 1865. He came
west after the war, settling first in Iowa, but in 1871 drove six yoke of oxen
to Omaha and went to Polk County where he homestead.
Fortune a Million
His faith in the prairie land was strong and upon it he built his
fortune, estimated, at his death, to exceed one million dollars. He helped found the first banks at Osceola
and Stromsburg, Neb. And organized and was president of several large land and
investment companies.
These included the Lincoln Land Company, South Platte Land Company,
Lancaster Land Company and Boston Investment Company.” He seldom sold any of
the real estate he acquired, often quoting to friends his business motto that
“land is the best investment.”
As the President of the Lincoln Land Company he established the
townsite of many of the cities along the Burlington route, as its lines were
pushed westward across Nebraska. In 1908
he bought the land for the Townsite of Scottsbluff, waving aside the suggestion
that five acres would be enough, and purchased four hundred acres, paying $15
an acre.
For him, in 1908, Morrill County was named, when it was detached
from Cheyenne County. For him also, the
town of Morrill, Iowa, in western Scotts Bluff County, was named.
Joined Gold Rush
When Early pioneer Struggles and grasshoppers plagues made farming
difficult in Nebraska, Mr. Morrill left his wife and four children in Polk
County and joined the rush to seek gold in the Black Hills. He returned from that quest without gold, but
with a quickened interest in fossil deposits, because of the fossils he had
seen in the Bad Lands.
About 30 years ago he began the collection of fossils, and
beginning in 1892 financed Prof. Barbour in expeditions that saved for this
state many fossils of prehistoric elephant life. This interest gained him attention throughout
the scientific world and led Dr. Henry Fairfield Osborn, a paleontologist, to
name for Mr. Morrill a distinct group of fossil elephants.
Mr. Morrill was regent of the State University and president of
the board, from 1891 to 1901. His
interest In Politics was active from his arrival in the state. He was private secretary to Governor Nance
from 1879 to 1883, was chairman of the Republican state committee in 1894 and
republican national committeeman for Nebraska from 1904-1908. He was United States collector of Revenues
for Nebraska, this state’s commissioner to the Louisiana Purchase exposition at
St. Louis and a few years ago was awarded a gold medal by the Lincoln Kiwanis
club for distinguished service to the state.
His last gift to the University was 10 thousand dollars, in
October, 1928.
The University board of regents had adopted on several occasions
testimonials to Mr. Morrill’s services in behalf of the institution and in appreciation
of his gifts.
He took pride in the activities of members of his family in
developing, Nebraska resources and in 1917 published a book, “The Morrill’s and
Reminiscences,” for the private distribution.
Wife Died in 1917
His wife, whom he married in New Hampshire in 1862, died April 8,
1917, at Los Angeles, Cal.
Wife: Harriet Zinnia Currier [nee’ Morrill]
The four Children are:
1. Arthur Currier Morrill; Stromsburg, Nebraska, USA
2. Miss Minnie Harriett Morrill; Stromsburg, Nebraska, USA
3. Charles Albert Morrill; Scottsbluff, Iowa, USA
4. Edgar Lamprey Morrill; Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
Grandchildren
1. Charles Henry Morrill Jr.; Morrill, Nebraska, USA
Parents: Charles Albert Morrill
Marcelia
Jeanie Benster
2. Ralph Wilbur Morrill; Student University of Nebraska, USA
Parents: Charles Albert Morrill
Marcelia
Jeanie Benster
3. Arthur De Lashmatt Morrill
Parents: Arthur Currier Morrill
Alice Shultz
4. Mrs. Julia Walcott; Lincoln, Nebraska, USA
AKA Julia Minnie
Morrill
Parents: Arthur Currier Morrill
Alice Shultz
5. Miner Morrill; Student Colorado Medical College, Denver, Colorado,
USA
Parents: Edgar Lamprey Morrill
Julia Daisy
Miner
6. James Raymond Morrill; Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
Parents: Edgar Lamprey Morrill
Julia Daisy
Miner
Four Great Grandchildren are Bobby and Jean, Children of Charles Henry Morrill Jr. and Jean
and Joan children of Mrs. Walcott.
Burial is expected to be at Stromsburg beside the body of Mrs.
Morrill
Date: Wednesday, December 12, 1928 Paper: Omaha
World-Herald (Omaha, Nebraska) Page: 1 & 2
Source: 1
Date: Wednesday, December 12, 1928 Paper: Omaha
World-Herald (Omaha, Nebraska) Page: 1 & 2
Source: 2 Part three
Charles Henry Morrill
The
wife of Charles Henry Morrill
September
12, 1862
Miss
Harriet Zinnia Currier
[1843-1917]
Name: Harriet Zinnia Currier
Born: November 16, 1843, Nashua, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, USA
Died: April 8, 1917 Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA
Spouse: Charles Henry Morrill
Parents: Joshua Currier, Abigail Morrill
Occupation: Housewife
Cause of Death: Apoplexy
Date of Burial: May 6, 1917
Age at Death: YRS: 73 MOS: 4 DYS: 23
Death Certificate#: 17-13113
Religion: Methodist
Funeral: Death Record Pending
Findgrave.com 27133105
Informant:
Interment: Stromsburg Cemetery, Stromsburg, Polk, Nebraska, Plot:
West Lot: 31
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Obituary, Stromsburg
The funeral of
Mrs. C. H. Morrill, who died in Los Angeles, California on April 9th, was held
on Sunday May 6th at the homestead, just south of Stromsburg, the services
being held at the home of her son, Arthur C. Morrill.
Harriet Currier was born in Nashua, New Hampshire (on) November
16, 1843, her death occurring at Los Angeles, California on April 9, 1917, and
at her death she was aged 73 years, 4 months and 23 days. At the age of 17
years she united with the Methodist church and when 18 years of age was united
in marriage with Charles Henry Morrill, who at that time was a private soldier
in the 11th New Hampshire volunteers. A few day after the marriage ceremony had
been performed Mr. Morrill left his young wife to join his regiment and served
to the end of the war. After he had returned from his services to his country,
they moved to Iowa where they spent a few years and in 1871 moved to Nebraska
where they settled on the homestead just south of Stromsburg and which has been
their real home ever since.
To this union
seven children were born, the four surviving are Charles Albert, Arthur
Currier, Edgar Lamprey and Minnie
Harriet. Six grandchildren have been added to the happy family circle in which
the grandmother was the guiding star.
Mr. and Mrs.
Morrill came to Polk County among the early settlers and Mr. Morrill took a
government homestead. They, like all other settlers, were not blessed with
worldly goods, but they prospered and Mrs. Morrill lived to enjoy for many
years the accumulation of their united toil.
In 1894 the family moved to Lincoln where they resided most of the
time until a year and a half ago when they went to Los Angeles. But Stromsburg
was always their real home and a great many of their summers were spent in the
handsome log house which was built some years ago for a summer home.
Mrs. Morrill was a woman of beautiful and noble character and was
beloved by all who knew her. She was a kind and considerate wife and a loving
mother, and it is in the home where she was so greatly beloved that she will be
missed, and yet her many friends will miss her kindly smile and cheerful
greeting and her many tokens of friendship and her unselfish kindness for
others.
At the time of her death she was an active member of the P.E.O.
Sisterhood, the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Eastern Star and
was an honorary member of the Stromsburg Woman's Club. During her residence in
Lincoln she was Patroness of the Pi Beta Phi and acted as chaperon at their
social gatherings.
The funeral was held at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, Rev. J. H.
Presson of Lincoln preached the sermon which was a tribute to the life of this
departed good woman, and was assisted by Rev. J. L. Barton, pastor of the Eden
Baptist Church. A double quartet furnished the music. The members of P.E.O.
attended in a body and assisted with the services at the cemetery and had
beautifully decorated the grave, lining it with flowers. The floral offerings
were profuse and very beautiful attesting in a mute way the love for the
departed and the sympathy to the family who had sustained so great a loss. Many
friends from this city a well as Lincoln, Osceola and other points, had
gathered to pay their last respects to a woman who was so universally loved and
admired.
The Lincoln Star [Lincoln, Nebraska] April 9, 1917 Pg 2
Mrs. C.H. Morrill
Dies of Apoplexy in Los Angeles
F.M. Hall received a telegram Monday morning, announcing
the death of Mrs. Charles H. Morrill a well-known Lincoln Woman, which occurred
at Los Angeles.
The Telegram read:
“Mother died this morning of stroke of apoplexy. The body will be brought to Stromsburg for
burial.”
Mr. and Mrs. Morrill were pioneers of Nebraska, coming to
this state in 1871, where they settled on a homestead. Mr. Morrill organized the first bank in
Stromsburg. In 1899 Mr. and Mrs. Morrill
removed to Lincoln.
The Lincoln Star [Lincoln, Nebraska] April 9, 1917 Pg 2
Mrs. C.H. Morrill
Dies of Apoplexy in Los Angeles
Source:
1. Mrs. Charles Henry Morrill AKA Harriet Zinnia Currier [1843-1917]
2. Husband Charles Henry Morrill [1842-1928]
Harriet C Morrill in the
California, Death Index, 1905-1939
Name: Harriet
C Morrill Birth Year: abt 1844 Death Date: 9 Apr 1917 Age at Death: 73 Death Place: Los Angeles, California, USA
Page: 7646
Death
Certificate #; 17-13113
Source:
Web Source Image:
Married: September 4, 1862 Nashua, New
Hampshire, USA
THE CHILDREN
THE FAMILY OF
CHARLES ALBERT MORRILL
[1868-1937]
Charles Albert Morrill
1.
Charles Albert Morrill
Born: May 4, 1868
Hook’s Point, Conesville, Muscaline, Iowa, USA
Died: October 19, 1937 Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff, Iowa, USA
Spouse: Marcelia Jeanie Benster
Parents: Charles Henry
Morrill, Harriet Zinnia Currier
Occupation: Real Estate Dealer, National Banker and Landholder
Cause of Death: Death Record Pending
Date of Burial:
Age at Death: YRS: 69
Death Certificate#:
Funeral:
Findagrave.com: 112056186
Informant:
Interment: Fairview Cemetery, Scotts Bluff, Scotts, Nebraska, USA Original
Addition, Section 2, Lot 82, Grave 5-0
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Evening State Journal
Lincoln Evening Journal [Lincoln, Nebraska]
October 19, 1937 Page:1/6
Charles A. Morrill Dies at Scottsbluff
Son of C. H. Morrill was Large Land Holder
In Western Nebraska
SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb. [AP]. Charles A. Morrill, 69, member of a pioneer Nebraska family and
one of the largest landholders in this part of the state, died in a hospital
here early Tuesday.
Morrill, eldest son of the late Charles H. Morrill, had been ill
several months and was removed to the hospital from his home a few days ago
after becoming partly paralyzed.
A prominent real estate dealer. Morrill formerly was president of
the First National back of Scottsbluff but had been retired about six
years. He was a former county commissioner,
serving four terms. And served as president of the county board.
In earlier life, Morrill was interested in geological research and
was a member of University of Nebraska geological expeditions in 1889 and
1890. His father donated the University
its museums building, named Morrill Hall in his honor.
Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
Morrill’s widow, two sons, two brothers and a sister survive.
Morrill, was born May 4, 1868 near Hook’s Point, Iowa. He came to Nebraska with his father in 1872
in an oxcart.
He was a graduate of the First High School Class at Stromsburg and
the only one of the Stromsburg and the only one of the surviving class members
who was unable to attend a reunion there recently.
Morrill Came to Scottsbluff in 1902, organizing the first national
bank here. Funeral arrangements have not
yet been made.
Surviving are his widow, Maxcelia J. [Jeanie] Morrill, to whom he
was married May 25, 1896 at Silver Creek; two sons, Ralph of Torrington,
Wyoming, and Charles H. of Morrill; two brothers Arthur C. [Currier] of
Stromsburg and Edgar L. of Fort Collins, Colo., and a sister, Minnie H. Morrill
of Stromsburg.
STROMSBURG, Neb. [AP] Arthur G. Morrill [Arthur Currier Morrill]
and his family left here Tuesday for Scottsbluff, where death early Tuesday
took his brother, Charles A. Morrill, prominent Western Nebraska banker and
landholder
1. Charles Albert Morrill [1868-1937]
2. Father Mr. Charles Henry Morrill & Harriet Zinnia Currier
Reference this file
3. Wife Marcelia Jeanie Benster [1879-1960]
4. Son Ralph Wilbur Morrill; Torrington, Wyoming, USA
5. Son Charles Henry Morrill; Morrill, Iowa, USA
Two Brothers
1. Arthur Currier Morrill; Stromsburg, Nebraska, USA
2. Edgar Lamprey Morrill; Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
One Sister
1. Minnie Harriet Morrill; Stromsburg, Nebraska, USA
Lincoln Evening Journal Lincoln,
Nebraska, October 19, 1937 Page 1 & 6
Part one Source:
Page: 1
Part two Source: Page: 6
The Family of
Arthur Currier Morrill
[1872-1945]
2.
Arthur Currier Morrill
Born: June 3, 1872
Boone, Iowa, USA
Died: February 17, 1945 Stromsburg, Polk, Nebraska, USA
Spouse: Margaret Marie DeLashmatt
Parents: Charles Henry
Morrill, Harriet Zinnia Currier
Occupation: Farmer
Cause of Death: Heart Attack
Date of Burial: February 20, 1945
Age at Death:
Death Certificate#:
Funeral: Death record Pending
Findagrave.com: 27133033
Informant:
Interment:
Stromsburg Cemetery, Stromsburg, Polk, Nebraska, USA Plot: West Lot: 31
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Polk NEGenWeb Project - Polk County Who's Who in Nebraska, 1940
MORRILL, ARTHUR CURRIER: Retired; b Boone Co,
Ia June 3, 1872; s of Charles H Morrill-Hattie Currier; ed Stromsburg; Lincoln
HS. U of N; Omaha Dental Coll; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; m May DeLashmutt Oct 2,
1901 Lincoln; s Arthur D; d Julia M (Mrs R A Wolcott); 1873 came with parents
via covered wagon & ox team to Neb; 1901-05 resided in Scotts Bluff Co;
1905-24 farmer on Morrill homestead "The Elms" south of Stromsburg;
1924- ret from active farming, mgr farm ints for father, brothers & sisters;
past pres Comm Club; AF&AM 126; Scot Rite 32o & Sesostris Shrine,
Lincoln; worthy patron OES; Bapt Ch; Rep; father was Charles H Morrill for whom
Morrill Co, town of Morrill & Morrill Hall Museum, U of N, were named; wife
active many years in Womans Civic Improvement Club, PEO, past worthy matron
OES; res RFD 2, Stromsburg.
Source:
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/topic/resources/OLLibrary/who1940/co/polk02.htm
Beatrice Daily Sun [Beatrice, Nebraska]
February 19, 1945 Page: 2
“Hold Funeral Services
For Arthur C. Morrill”
STROMSBUR, Neb.,
Feb. 19 [AP]—Masonic Funeral Services for Arthur C. [Currier] Morrill, 72. Son
of the late Charles H. [Henry] Morrill, Nebraska pioneer for whom the county,
town, and museum at the University of Nebraska were named, are scheduled for
tomorrow.
Morrill, who died
here following a heart attack? Saturday evening, came to Nebraska with his
parents in a covered wagon, drawn by an ox team, from Boone County Iowa., in
1873. He has been prominent in Nebraska
Masonic Circles since 1906.
For a time Morrill
lived in Scotts Bluff County and later farmed the Morrill Family homestead,
“The Elms,” South of Stromsburg. He
retired from active farming in 1924.
He is survived by
his widow, a brother, sister, son, daughter, and three grandchildren.
Source:
1. Arthur Currier Morrill [1872-1945]
2. Father Charles Henry Morrill [1842-1928]
3. Margaret Marie De Lashmatt [1879-1960]
4. Brother Edgar Lampery Morrill [1876-1946]
5. Sister Minnie Harriet Morrill [1881-1945]
6. Son Arthur De Lashmatt Morrill [1907-1963]
The Family of Dr. Edgar Lamprey Morrill
[1876-1946]
3.
Edgar Lamprey Morrill
Born: May 4, 1876
Stromsburg, Polk, Nebraska, USA
Died: January 18, 1946 Fort Collins, Larimer, Colorado, USA
Spouse: Julia Daisy Miner
Parents: Charles Henry
Morrill, Harriet Zinnia Currier
Occupation: Physician Specialist Ears, Eyes, Nose and Throat
Specialist
Cause of Death:
Date of Burial:
Age at Death: 70 years 8 months 15 days
Death Certificate#:
Funeral:
Findagrave.com: 120047135
Informant:
Interment: Grandview Cemetery Fort Collins, Larimer, Colorado, USA
Plot 1 11 12 Find A Grave Memorial# 120047135
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The Lincoln Star
January 28, 1946 Page: 1
Dr. E. L. Morrill Son of Former U.N.
Regent, Dies
Dr. Edgar L. Morrill, former Nebraskan and son of the Late C. H.
Morrill. [Charles Henry], of Stromsburg, Nebraska. University of Nebraska
regent in the 90’s for whom Morrill hall was named, died Jan 18, at his home
Ft. Collins, Colo., at the age of 68.
Dr. Morrill, an eye, ear, nose and throat specialist, was a
graduate of the University of Nebraska and widely known in Lincoln and
throughout the State. He was the last of
the Surviving children of Charles Henry Morrill.
Surviving are his wife, the former Daisy Miner of Lincoln, now
residing in Fort Collins, and two sons, Dr. Miner Morrill, Fort Collins, and
James Morrill of Denver Colorado.
The Lincoln Star Lincoln, Nebraska, January 28, 1946 Page: 1
Source:
1. Edgar Lamprey Morrill [1876-1949]
2. Parents: Charles Henry Morrill & Harriet Zinnia Currier
Refer to this file
3. Wife Daisy Miner AKA Julia Daisy Miner [1878-1955]
4. Dr. Miner Morrill AKA Edgar Miner Morrill [1908-1959]
5. James Morrill AKA James Raymond Morrill [1913-1955]
The
Daughter of Charles Henry Morrill and Harriet Zinnia Currier
Minnie
Harriet Morrill
[1881-1945]
4.
Minnie Harriet Morrill
Born: November 16,
1881 Stromsburg, Polk, Nebraska, USA
Died: April 25, 1945 Stromsburg, Polk, Nebraska, USA
Parents: Charles Henry
Morrill, Harriet Zinnia Currier
Occupation: Socialite
Cause of Death:
Date of Burial:
Age at Death: YRS: 61
Death Certificate#:
Funeral:
Findagrave.com: 27133066
Informant:
Interment: Stromsburg Cemetery, Stromsburg, Polk, Nebraska, USA
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Morning World-Herald Omaha April 26, 1945 Page: 20
Minnie Morrill Dies in Osceola Hospital
Stromsburg, Neb. [AP]—Minnie H.
Morrill, [Harriet] about 61, daughter of the late Charles Henry Morrill, who
provided for construction of Morrill Hall on the University campus in Lincoln,
Nebraska, died Wednesday in an Osceola hospital.
Miss Morrill had been in ill
health for several years.
Her father came to Nebraska in a
covered wagon in 1873 and acquired extensive farm interests. Morrill County,
the town of Morrill and Morrill Hall were named for him.
Miss Morrill is survived by a
brother, Dr. Edgar Morrill, Fort Collins, Colo.
No Funeral arrangements have been made.
Date: Thursday, April 26, 1945 Paper: Omaha
World-Herald (Omaha, Nebraska) Page: 20
Source:
1.
Minnie Harriet Morrill [1881-1945]
2.
Parents: Charles Henry Morrill & Harriet Zinnia Currier
Refer to
this file
3.
Dr. Edgar Morrill AKA Edgar Lamprey Morrill [1876-1946]
Mary Ellen Morrill
Lilla E. Morrill
Carl Morrill
Stromsburg Cemetery, Stromsburg, Nebraska,
USA
Mary Ellen Morrill
Lilla E. Morrill
5.
Lilla E. Morrill
Born: September 4,
1866 Marion, Hamilton, Iowa, USA
Died: August 16, 1880 Stromsburg, Polk, Iowa, USA
Parents: Charles Henry
Morrill, Harriet Zinnia Currier
Occupation: Housework
Cause of Death:
Date of Burial:
Age at Death: YRS: 7 MOS: 11
Death Certificate#:
Funeral:
Findagrave.com: 27133184
Informant:
Interment: Stromsburg Cemetery, Stromsburg, Polk, Nebraska, USA
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Lilla Morrill in the 1870
United States Federal Census
Name: Lilla Morrill Age in
1870: 3 Birth Year: abt 1867 Birthplace: Iowa Home in 1870: Marion, Hamilton, Iowa Race: White
Gender: Female Source Citation: Year: 1870; Census Place: Marion,
Hamilton, Iowa; Roll: M593_394; Page: 299B; Image: 114; Family History Library
Film: 545893
Date Taken: July 16, 1870
Source:
Web Source Image:
Lilly Morrill in the 1880
United States Federal Census
Name: Lilly Morrill Age:
13 Birth Year: abt 1867 Birthplace: Iowa Home in 1880: Stromsburg, Polk,
Nebraska Race: White Gender: Female Relation to Head of House: Daughter
(Child) Marital Status: Single Father's
name: Charles Morrill Father's
Birthplace: New Hampshire Mother's name:
Hattie C. Morrill Mother's Birthplace: New Hampshire Neighbors:
View others on page Occupation:
At Home Source Citation Year: 1880; Census Place: Stromsburg, Polk,
Nebraska; Roll: 754; Family History Film: 1254754; Page: 262B; Enumeration
District: 108; Image: 0305
Occupation: Housework
Date Taken: June 1, 1880
Source:
Web Source Image:
6.
Mary Ellen Morrill
Born: August 2, 1870
Marion, Hamilton, Iowa, USA
Died: August 24, 1871
Stromsburg, Polk, Iowa, USA
Parents: Charles Henry
Morrill, Harriet Zinnia Currier
Cause of Death:
Date of Burial:
Age at Death: 1 year 22 days
Death Certificate#:
Funeral:
Findagrave.com: 27133150
Informant:
Interment: Stromsburg Cemetery, Stromsburg, Polk, Nebraska, USA
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7.
Carl Morrill
Born: 1884 Stromsburg,
Polk, Nebraska, USA
Died: 1885 Stromsburg, Polk, Nebraska, USA
Parents: Charles Henry
Morrill, Harriet Zinnia Currier
Cause of Death:
Date of Burial:
Age at Death: Abt: YRS: 1
Death Certificate#:
Funeral:
Findagrave.com: 27133200
Informant:
Interment: Stromsburg Cemetery, Stromsburg, Polk, Nebraska, USA
Findagrave.com
References
1. “The Morrill’s and Reminiscences,” 1918
Source:
2. Findagave.com
Charles Henry Morrill
Findagrave.com
Harriet Zinnia Currier Morrill
Findgrave.com
Charles Albert Morrill
Findagrave.com
Arthur Currier Morrill
Findagrave.com
Edgar Lamprey Morrill
Findagrave.com
Lilla E. Morrill
Findagrave.com
Mary E. Morrill
Findagrave.com
Minnie Harriet Morrill
Findagrave.com
Carl Morrill
Findagrave.com
1. Ancestry.com
2. Familysearch.org
3. Archives.com
4. Fold3.com
5. Newspapers.com
6. Genealogbank.com
News Papers—Obituary
1. Charles Henry Morrill
World
Herald Omaha, Nebraska Page: 1&
Date: Wednesday, December 12, 1928 Paper: Omaha
World-Herald (Omaha, Nebraska) Page: 1 & 2
Source: 1
Date: Wednesday, December 12, 1928 Paper: Omaha
World-Herald (Omaha, Nebraska) Page: 1 & 2
Source: 2 Part three
2. Harriet Zinnia Currier
Obituary
Findagrave.com
The Lincoln Star [Lincoln, Nebraska] April 9, 1917 Pg 2
Mrs. C.H. Morrill
Dies of Apoplexy in Los Angeles
Source:
3.
Charles Albert Morrill
Lincoln Evening Journal Lincoln, Nebraska, October 19, 1937 Page 1
& 6
Part one Source:
Page: 1
Part two Source:
Page: 6
4. Edgar Lamprey Morrill
The Lincoln Star Lincoln, Nebraska, January 28, 1946 Page: 1
Source:
5. Minnie Harriet Morrill
Date: Thursday, April 26, 1945 Paper: Omaha
World-Herald (Omaha, Nebraska) Page: 20
Source:
THE OBITUARY OF CHARLES HENRY MORRILL
News Papers—Obituary
1. Charles Henry Morrill
World Herald Omaha, Nebraska Page: 1&
Date: Wednesday, December 12, 1928 Paper: Omaha World-Herald (Omaha, Nebraska) Page: 1 & 2
Source: 1
Date: Wednesday, December 12, 1928 Paper: Omaha World-Herald (Omaha, Nebraska) Page: 1 & 2
Source: 2 Part three
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