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     Margaret Melona Morgan was born on 30 Sep 1827 at Bennington, Vermont.^1,3,4 She married William Emerson Olds, son of William Ross Olds and Barbara Pratt, on 7 Oct 1847 at Bennington, Vermont.^1,5,6 Margaret Melona Morgan died on 11 Jul 1910 at Moosic, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, at age 82^7,8 and was buried at Bennington, Bennington County, Vermont.⁹
     Margaret Melona Olds and William Emerson Olds appeared on the census of 19 Sep 1850 at Bennington, Bennington County, Vermont, as follows:
     Emerson Olds, 31, grocer, b. Vt.
     Margaret M. " , 23, b. Vt.¹⁰
Margaret Melona Olds and William Emerson Olds appeared on the census of 8 Jun 1880 at Moosic Village, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, as follows:
     70/70 Olds, Wm. E., 60, Superintendent, b. Vermont, parents b. Vermont
      , Margaret, 52, wife, keeping house, b. Vermont, parents b. Vermont
      , Jessie, 18, daughter, music teacher, b. Canada, parents b. Vermont
      , Mabel, 15, daughter, at school, b. Canada, parents b. Vermont
      Gibbons, Hannah, servant, domestic servant, b. Ireland, parents b. Ireland.¹¹
Margaret Melona Morgan appeared on the census of 15 Apr 1910 at Moosic Borough, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, as follows:
           Olds, Margaret, mother-in-law, 83, widow, 3 children, 3 living, b. Vermont, parents b. Vermont
in the family of William S. Hutchings.¹²
     The following petition was filed on 15 Dec 1915 in the probate court of Bennington County, Vermont:
"To the Hon. Probate court within and for the District of Bennington aforesaid:
"Come your petitioners, Alice M. Hutchings and William S. Hutchings, her husband, of Moosic, in the County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania; Mabelle McMillan and Charles MacMillan, her husband, of West Pittston Borough, in the county of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania; Jessie F. Houser and Samuel Houser, her husband, of Dallas Township in the County of Luzerne, and respectfully show to your Hon. Court: --
"That your petitioners, the said Alice M. Hutchings, Mabelle MacMillan and Jessie F. Houser are daughters, and comprise all the heirs at law to the estate of Margaret M. Olds, late of Moosic aforesaid deceased;
"That the said Margaret M. Olds was a daughter of Mason Cogswell Morgan and Martha Safford Morgan, his wife, late of Bennington in said District deceased, and sister of Harriet Elmina Morgan and William R. Morgan, late of Bennington aforesaid, deceased, children of the said Mason C. Morgan and Martha S. Morgan;
"That the said Margaret M. Olds departed this life on the 11th day of July 1910, leaving no will and leaving no property in the jurisdiction of her domicile at Moosic aforesaid and leaving no persons surviving her interested in her estate other than your petitioners;
"That no administrator has heretofore been appointed upon the estate of the said Margaret M. Olds;
"That the said Alice M. Hastings; Maybelle MacMillan, and Jessie F. Houser, are heirs -at-law to the estates of Mason C. Morgan, Martha E. Morgan, Harriet Elmira Morgan, and William E. Morgan, all in process of administration in your Hon. Court; and are also entitled to the distributive share of the estate of the said William R. Morgan devised and bequeathed, in and by his last will and testament, now pending for probate in your Hon. court, to the said Margaret M. Olds. . ."
The claim made in this case was that a deed made by Margaret M. Olds to William E. Morgan for her share of the estate of Harriet E. Morgan was not valid because Margaret had been incompetent at the time it was made and therefore the Vermont property of Margaret M. Olds should be turned over to Henry B. Filmore. This was apparently done and Filmore was made administrator of Margaret's estate.¹³

     Marjorie Ann Morgan was born on 3 Sep 1932 at Richland County, Illinois.¹ She was the daughter of Lozier R. Morgan and Gladys Louvina Shultz.¹ Marjorie Ann Morgan appears in the Social Security Death Index as having died 17 Jul 2001 with the last place of residence listed as Olney, Richland County, Illinois. Marjorie Ann's SSN was issued in Illinois. Also, her birth date is given as 3 Sep 1932.²
     C 1977 Marjorie Ann Morgan lived at Pine Lawn Manor, Sumner, Illinois.³ She had no children.⁴

     Mary Alice Morgan was born c 1857 at Pennsylvania.³ She was the daughter of Dennis G. Morgan and Margaret Bowers.² Mary Alice Morgan married Frank Holman on 4 Oct 1892 at Richland County, Illinois.^4,5

     Mary Emeline Morgan was buried.³ She was born on 18 Mar 1832.^4,5 She married Joseph Chauncey Olds, son of William Ross Olds and Barbara Pratt, on 1 Jan 1852 at Bennington, Vermont.⁶ Mary Emeline Morgan died on 28 Aug 1855 at Bennington, Vermont, at age 23.^6,2,7

     Nellie Morgan was born in Oct 1880 at Illinois.¹ She was the daughter of Dennis G. Morgan and Sarah Waddle.¹ Nellie Morgan married Charles Kissenger c 1897.¹

     Roseanna Morgan was the daughter of William Morgan. Roseanna Morgan married Edward Settle, son of William Settle.

     Sarah M. Morgan was born on 12 Jan 1839.¹ She married Joseph Chauncey Olds, son of William Ross Olds and Barbara Pratt, on 31 Jan 1857.^2,3,4

     Will of William Morgan
LINCOLN COUNTY, KENTUCKY
Will Book B
Pages 190-199

In the name of God, Amen. I, William Morgan, Serv. Of the County of Lincoln
and State of Kentucky, being weak and lo, but of sound mind and judgment do
make this my last will and testament in the following manner. __________it
is my will and desire that all my just debts and funeral expenses be first
satisfied and paid. Item as a provision for my loving wife's subsistence
after my death I lend unto her during her life two hundred acres of land on
Skagg Beaver Creek bought of Swearingen together with the following slave to
wit: George, Lewis, James, Bel, Sarah, Summerset, Young Daniel, and George
with their increase, also two serviceable horses, one large Wagon and gear,
four chairs, one feather bed and furniture. Also one forth part of all my
cattle, sheep, and hogs, the same part of all my household and kitchen
furniture, carpenter tools, plantation tools, nails, locks, hinges, and steel
and at her decease, it is my will and desire that my son, Joseph, have the
two hundred acres of land with the improvements and old George to him and his
heirs or legal representatives the balance of said slaves and their increase,
stock, wagon and gear, household and kitchen furniture, plantation tools to
be equally divided among my five children to wit: James, William, Joseph,
Daniel, and Salley and my daughter Hannah Bruce's children, giving them the
sixth part. Item to my son, Charles, I give and bequeath thirty shillings as
I have paid him three hundred and eighty six pounds, fourteen shillings his
receipt. Item whereas I hold three thousand acres of land near the mouth of
Licking it is my will and desire that the same shall be disposed of as
follows to wit: to my daughter, Mary Settle, I give one fifth part of said
tract, one Negro boy named Jacob, one Negro woman named ______, and all her
increase. Item to my daughter Elizabeth W. Carmack, I give and bequeath one
fifth part of said tract of land and one Negro girl named Hanna (?) And all
her increase. Item to my daughter, Phebe Fishback, I give and bequeath one
fifth part of said tract of land, also one Negro woman named Suckey, one
Negro man named Sawney (?), and their increase on boy named Jack. Item to
my daughter, Alice Fishback, I give and bequeath one fifth part of said tract
of land, one Negro girl named Alice, and all her increase to them and their
heirs or legal representatives the said slaves being now in their possession.
Item I lend unto my daughter Rosannah Settle one fifth part of said tract of
land during her life also one Negro girl named Linny and all her increase she
being now in her possession and at her death it is my will and desire that
the said Negro girl and increase descend unto her daughter, Polley Settle,
and in case her said daughter, Polley, shall depart this life withoutlawful
live ishew (?issue) it is then my further desire that the said Negro and
increase descend to her surviving sisters she may have to whom I give and
bequeath to her and her heirs forever and the said one fifth part of land as
aforesaid descend to all the surviving children of my daughter, Rosanna, to
them and their heirs forever. Item a tract of land on the water of the big
bone lick creek and on other branches of the Ohio containing seventeen
thousand, six hundred and four acres. It is my will and desire to dispose of
said land among my five children to wit: James, William, Joseph, Daniel,
Salley, and William Bruce in proportion as three acres to each son as
aforesaid to two to my daughter Salley and two to William Bruce the said
Bruce to have it during his life and at his decease to bequeath the said land
to the children of Hannah Bruce to be laid off in equal ____ as near as may
be to each of my said five children. I give and bequeath the same to them
and their heirs or legal representatives. Item and whereas I hold fifteen
hundred acres of land being on Skaggs Beaver Creek bought of Swearingen, I
shall dispose of as follows to wit: to my son James I do give and bequeath
two hundred acres of said tract, one feather bed and furniture to him and his
heirs or legal representatives. Item to my son, William, I do give and
bequeath two hundred acres of said tract to him or his heirs or legal
representatives. Item to my son, Joseph, I give and bequeath one hundred
acres of said tract besides the two hundred acres I lent my wife which heis
to have at her decease. And also one Negro man named Daniel, one woman named
Caty Cary and her three children, Harry, Priss, and Phebe. Also one Negro
woman named Earlen and Polly and all their future increase and all my wearing
clothes to him and his heirs or legal representatives. Item to my son,
Daniel, I give and bequeath two hundred acres of said tract to him and his
heirs or legal representatives. Item to my daughter, Salley, I give and
bequeath two hundred acres of said tract of land _______ the following
Negroes, Pat, Ben, Stephen, Milli, ___________ and all their increase,one
horse, one cow and calf, one feather bed, and furniture, one iron pot, one
pewter dish, two barons, six pewter plates, six knives, and six forks for
during her life and the life of her husband in case marry. In case she may
die without lawful live issue, then it is my desire that the said land and
slaves shall descend to my four sons, James, William, Joseph, Daniel, and the
children of Hanna Bruce giving them the fifth part them and their heirs or
legal representatives. Item I lend unto William Bruce during his life two
hundred acres of said tract of land with the following slaves to wit:
Phillis, Harry, Maryan, and Sam, which is now in his possession. Also one
Negro girl named Amelia _______ and their increase and at the decease of said
Bruce, it is my will and desire that said land, slaves, and increase descend
to the children of my daughter, Hanna Bruce, their heirs or legal
representatives. Item to James Withers, husband of my daughter Frances
Withers. I give and bequeath one Negro woman named Hannah and her child
Caroline to his own proper use and behoof. I also lend said Withers two
hundred acres of said tract of land _____ mentioned if he will except ofit
at the division of said tract and settle on it himself on his giving bondand
sufficient security for his not selling, renting, or farming said land and at
his decease or at the division if he will not except the terms
before mentioned, I do give and bequeath the same to my Daughter, Salley and
the children of my daughter Hanna Bruce deceased giving Salley the onehalf.
I also lend said Withers the following slaves to wit: Chandler, Sharlot,
William, Charles during his life and at his decease, I do give and bequeath
the same to my five children, James, William, Joseph, Daniel, and Salley and
the children of Hanna Bruce deceased, giving them the sixth part the said
Withers not to sell nor swap said slave or slaves so lent nor move them out
of this state unless he has my executor's approbation for in his so doing or
attempting it is my will and desire that his desires are forfeited and said
slaves to descend as I have before mentioned. Item whereas I have money due
one in the state of Virginia in that part where I moved from which said
Bonds, accounts and so forth I left in the hands of my son, William, to
collect for me which said debts I leave to my four sons, James, William,
Joseph, and Daniel in consequence of their paying James Burney what I am
owing him and at my decease and as soon as there can be provision made for my
wife on the land I lent her or at a more convenient place it is my will and
desire that my said four sons pay off what shall be owing at my decease and
advance one hundred pound cash for my wife to be appropriated for her care
and in that case I leave the said tract of land whereon I now live to besold
and the money equally divided between my four sons, James, William,Joseph,
and Daniel and also either of my executors to make a deed to the purchaser
when sold. Item it is my will and desire that my son, Joseph, continue with
his mother after my decease to manage her business and take care of her.
Item it is my will and desire that one Negro man, Harry, and Beck, their
children for to be sold and the money divided among my five children James,
William, Joseph, Daniel, Salley and the children of my daughter, Hanna Bruce
giving them the sixth part. Item all my cottons, linens, and so forth, I
leave to the use of the family. Item and with respect to the balance of my
stock of horses, cattle, sheep, and hogs, household and kitchen furniture,
light wagon and gear, plantation tools, carpenter tools, nails, locks,
hinges, and steals, and all the rest of my estate both real and personalthat
I have not already disposed of except my provender which I give and bequeath
to my beloved wife shall be equally divided among my five children James,
William, Joseph, Daniel, and Salley and the children of my daughter Hannah
Bruce, giving them the sixth part to themselves, their heirs or legal
representatives. Item I constitute and appoint my _________ James,William,
Joseph and Daniel to be the executor of this my last will and testament.In
testimony hereof I have set my hand and seal this twenty-ninth day of April
1797.

Sealed and pronounced and declared by William Morgan to be his last will and
testament in presence of us: William Spilman, John Dodds, Luke Robinson.

[Sir Robert Withers 1.FTW]¹

     William Morgaridge was born c 1835 at Ohio.² He married Roxanna E. Olds, daughter of Ezekiel Olds and Roxanna Wilcox, on 13 Dec 1866 at Whiteside County, Illinois.¹
     William Morgaridge appeared on the census of 9 Jun 1880 at Hopkins, Whiteside County, Illinois, as follows:
     Morgaridge, William, 44-7/12, b. Ohio, father b. Maine, mother b. Ohio
      , Roxana, 36, wife, keeping house, b. Ohio, parents b. Ohio
      , Frank, 12-?/12, son, b. Ill., parents b. Ohio
      , John, 5-4/12, b. Ill., parents b. Ohio.²

     Caroline S. Morley was born c 1810 at Massachusetts.² She married Oliver P. Olds, son of Zardus Olds and Lucy Parsons.³ Caroline S. Morley died on 29 Dec 1865⁴ and was buried at Springfield Steet Cemetery, Agawam, Hampden County, Massachusetts.⁵
     Caroline S. Olds and Oliver P. Olds appeared on the census of 14 Aug 1850 at West Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts, as follows:
     45 Olds, Oliver P., 40, tinner, b. Mass.
      , Caroline P., 40, b. Mass.
      , Elizabeth M., 13, b. Conn.
      , Charles R., 10, b. Conn.
      , Ellen A., 5, b. Mass.
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      , Lucy, 68, b. Mass.²

     Charles M. Morris was born in Jul 1843 at New York.² He married Madora Maria Olds, daughter of Norman A. Olds and Clarissa Eleanor Lindley, on 4 Dec 1869 at Jackson County, Michigan.^1,3
     Charles M. Morris and Madora Maria Olds appeared on the census of 17 Aug 1870 at Leroy, Ingham Conty, Michigan, as follows:
      7/7 Morris, Robert, 67, farmer, b. Canada West, father of foreign birth, U. S. Citizen
      , Louisa, 67, keeping house, b. Vermont
      , Charles M., 25, at home, b. N. Y., father of foreibn birth, U. S. Citizen
      , Dora M., at home, b. N. Y.⁴
Charles M. Morris and Madora Maria Olds appeared on the census of 7 Jun 1900 at 106 Edgewood, Jackson, Jackson County, Michigan, as follows:
     202/214 Morris, Charles M., head, b. July 1843, 56, married 30 years, b. New York. parents b. New York, occupation ??
      , Dora M., wife, b. Oct. 1847, 52, married 30 years, 1 child,1 living, b. New York, father b. Vermont, mother b. New York
      , Ida, daughter, b. March 1879, 21, b. Mich., parents b. New York
      Kenny, Ernest J., boarder, 47, married 30 years, b. Michigan, parents b. Unk, conductor, R. R.
      , Matilda, boarder, 47, married 30 years, b. Michigan, parents b. Unk
      , Hazel, boarder, b. Aug 1886, 13, b. Michigan, parents b. Michigan, school.²

     Gertrude Morris was born on 5 Oct 1878.¹ She married Percy Granger Olds, son of Charles Luther Olds and Eliza Jane McLachlan, on 23 Apr 1902 at Allen County, Indiana.^1,2 Gertrude Morris died on 11 Mar 1963 at age 84.³ She was buried on 15 Mar 1963 at Lindenwood Cemetery, Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana.^3,4

     Ida Morris was born in Mar 1879 at Michigan.¹ She was the daughter of Charles M. Morris and Madora Maria Olds.¹

     Ida E. Morris married Eugene H. Olds, son of Daniel Granger Olds and Amanda M. Olds, on 31 Jul 1888.^1,2

     Caroline Hetha Morrison was buried at Washington County, Tennessee. She was born on 14 Feb 1837. She was the daughter of James Morrison and Sarah West. Caroline Hetha Morrison married Elias Rhudy, son of Jacob Rudy and Ann Rosenbaum?, on 14 Feb 1856 at Johnson County, Tennessee. Caroline Hetha Morrison died on 5 Nov 1917 at Washington County, Tennessee, at age 80.

     Frances Eleanor Morrison married John Jefferson Manion. Frances Eleanor Morrison was born on 27 Aug 1914.¹ She died on 26 Nov 1992 at Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois, at age 78.^2,3 She appears in the Social Security Death Index as having died 26 Nov 1992 with the last place of residence listed as Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois. Frances Eleanor's SSN was issued in Illinois|27 Aug 1914. .¹ She was buried at Mt. Vernon, Illinois.³

     James Morrison was born on 25 Nov 1817. He married Sarah West on 14 Nov 1834.

     Dr. James G. Morrow married Hariet Maranda Olds, daughter of William Ross Olds and Barbara Pratt, on 21 Sep 1840 at Muscatine County, Iowa.^1,2 Dr. James G. Morrow died on 6 Jun 1845.²

     Katherine "Katie" Morrow was born on 23 May 1862.¹ She was the daughter of Dr. James B. Wilkie and Selina Morrow.³ Katherine "Katie" Morrow married Zachariah Matthew Blackwell, son of John Blackwell and Nancy Malissa Scates, on 28 Jul 1887 at Rutherford County, North Carolina.^4,5,6 Katherine "Katie" Morrow died on 6 Oct 1944 at age 82.^7,3 She was buried at Glendale Cemetery, Glendale, Spartanburg County, South Carolina.⁸
     Katherine "Katie" Blackwell and Zachariah Matthew Blackwell appeared on the census of 1 Jun 1900 at Sulphur Spring Township, Rutherford County, North Carolina, as follows:
     7/7 Blackwell, Mathew, head, b. May 1866, 34, married 12 yrs, b. S. C., parents b. S. C., farmer
      , Catherine, b. May 1862, 38, m. 12 yrs, 6 children, 5 living, b. N. C., parents b. N. C.
      , Fonya, dau., b. May 1888, 12, b. S. C., father b. S. C., mother b. N. C.
      , Verda, son, b. June 1891, 8, b. N.C., father b. S.C., mother b. N.C.
      , Alder, dau., b. May 1894, 6, b. N. C., father b. S.C., mother b. N. C.
      , Pearl, dau.[sic], b. Mar 1896, 4, b. N.C., father b. S.C., mother b. N.C.
      , Boyd, son, b. Oct 1898, 1, b. N.C., father b. S.C., mother b. N.C.
      Wilkie, James B., G. father, b. Mar[?] 1815, marr. 56 yrs, b. N.C., parents b. N.C., physician.⁹
     Katherine and Zachariah Matthew Blackwell appeared on the census enumeration of 20 Apr 1910 near the South Carolina line, Sulphur Springs, Rutherford County, North Carolina, as follows:
     40/43 Blackwell, Mathew, head, 45, marr. once for ___ yrs, b. S.C., parents b. S.C., general farming
      , Katie, wife, 46, marr. once for 22 years, 7 children, 6 living, b. NC, parents b. NC, farm laborer on home farm
      , Virdie, son, 18, b. N. C., father b. S.C, mother b. N.C., farm laborer on home farm
      , Alder, dau., 15, b. N. C., father b. S. C., mother b. N. C., farm laborer on home farm
      , Pearl, son, 14, b. N. C., father b. S.C., mother b. N.C., farm laborer on home farm
      , Boyd, son, 12, b. N.C., father b. S.C., mother b. N. C.
      , Nellie, dau., 3, b. S.C., father b. S.C., mother b. N.C..¹⁰
     Katherine and Zachariah Matthew Blackwell appeared on the census enumeration of 8 Jan 1920 at Spartanburg Township, Spartanburg County, South Carolina.¹¹
     Katherine and Zachariah Matthew Blackwell appeared on the census enumeration of 12 Apr 1930 at Glendale, Spartanburg Township, Spartanburg County, South Carolina.¹²
     Her obituary states:
     "Mrs. Katie Blackwell, 82, widow of Z. M. Blackwell and well-known resident of Glendale, died at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Aher Gosnell Brown at Glendale Friday night afer a brief illness.
"A daughter of the late Dr. Jim and Elizabeth Wilkie, Mrs. Blackwell was born in Rutherfordton county on May 23, 1862, She was a member of the Glendale Baptist church and had lived in that community for 42 years.
"Surviving are the following children: V. A. Blackwell, P. L. Blackwell, B. A. Blackwell, Mrs. Alter Gosnell Brown and Mrs. L. V. Burgess, all of Glendale. Mrs. H. C. Byars of Drayton, 25 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Mrs. Blackwell has seven grandsons serving in the armed forces.
"Funeral services will be conducted at the Glendale Baptist church at 4 o'clock this afternoon by the Rev. Mr. Lindley and the Rev. Allan Broome and the Rev. Mr. Williams. Burial will be in the Glendale cemetery.
"Active pallbearers will be Oscar Baker, George Burgess, Ernest Alley, Lawrence Thomas, Vic Warren and Will Morgan.
"The body will be at the home after 3 p. m. today.
"The W. W. Bobo funeral chapel is in charge of the arrangements."¹³

     Mary Morrow was the daughter of Dr. James G. Morrow and Hariet Maranda Olds. Mary Morrow married George W. Van Horn on 15 Sep 1858 at Muscatine County, Iowa.¹

     Selina Morrow was born on 13 Apr 1837.¹ She died on 17 Aug 1897 at age 60¹ and was buried at Shiloh Baptist Cemetery, Shiloh, Rutherford County, North Carolina.²
     FindAGrave names her parents as "Parents: John Franklin Morrow (1815 - 1899) Sarah Steadman Morrow (1821 - 1902)". All three are buried at Shiloh. John Franklin Morrow is "well known" at Ancestry.com and their marriage is in the Rutherford County records. However, I am still seeking records that support this connectiom.
Selina Morrow appeared on the census of 12 Jul 1870 at Hickory Grub Township, Rutherford County, North Carolina, as follows:
     36/33 Morrow, Selina, 35, keeping house, b. N. C.
      , Mary, 10, at home, b. N. C.
      , Catharine, 8, b. N. C.
      , Rufus, 6, b. N. C.
      , Sarah, 3, b. N. C.
      , Jane, 1, b. N. C.³
Selina Morrow appeared on the census of 11 Jun 1880 at Sulphur Spring, Rutherford County, North Carolina, as follows:
     98/98 Morrow, Mary, 50, single, conducts farm, cannot write, b. N. C., parents b. N. C.
      , Mary Jane, 18, dau., single, works on farm, b. N.C., parents b. N. C.
      , Catharine, 17, dau., single, works on farm, b. N. C., parents b. N. C.
      , Rufus A., 15, son, works on farm, b. N. C., parents b. N. C.
      , Malissa, 13, dau., at home, b. N. C., parents b. N. C.
      , Betsy A., 11, dau., at home, b. N. C., parents b. N. C.
      , Clementine, 40, niece, single, insane, b. N. C., parents b. N. C.⁴

     (?) Morse was born on 8 Sep 1712 at Dedham, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of Ezra Morse II and Mary Daniel.¹

     Abigail Morse married (1) Israel Everett.² Abigail Morse was born on 2 Mar 1646 at Dedham, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of John Morse and Annas (?).¹ Abigail Morse was baptized on 8 Mar 1646 at Dedham, Massachusetts.¹ She died on 23 Sep 1737 at Guilford, Connecticut, at age 91.²

     Bethiah Morse was born on 28 Mar 1651 at Dedham, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of John Morse and Annas (?).¹ Bethiah Morse was baptized on 6 Apr 1651 at Dedham, Massachusetts.¹ She married Timothy Dwight on 1 Feb 1691/92 at Dedham, Massachusetts.^2,3 Bethiah Morse died on 6 Feb 1717/18 at age 66.^4,5

     Daniel Morse was born s 1610.¹ He was the son of Samuel Morse and Elizabeth Jasper.¹

     David Morse was born on 22 Jun 1683 at Dedham, Massachusetts.^2,3 He was the son of Ezra Morse and Joanna Hoare.¹ David Morse married Experience Sabin on 22 Aug 1705.¹ David Morse died on 6 Sep 1771 at age 88.¹

     David Morse was born on 31 Aug 1681 at Dedham, Massachusetts.² He was baptized on 26 Oct 1681 at Dedham, Massachusetts.³ He was the son of Ezra Morse and Joanna Hoare.¹ David Morse died on 8 Aug 1682 at Dedham, Massachusetts.^4,5

     Dorothy Morse married Reuben Gilbert, son of Uriah Gilbert and Elizabeth Old, on 18 Jul 1790.¹

     Elizabeth Morse married Robert Daniel by ca 1631.¹ Elizabeth Morse was baptized on 6 Mar 1605/6 at Redgrave, Suffolk, England.^1,2 She was the daughter of Samuel Morse and Elizabeth Jasper.¹ Elizabeth Morse died on 2 Oct 1643 at Cambridge, Massachusetts, at age 37.³

     Ephraim Morse was born on 19 Jul 1648 at Dedham, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of John Morse and Annas (?).¹ Ephraim Morse was baptized on 30 Jul 1648 at Dedham, Massachusetts.¹