Alexander Hatch "Alex" Morrell was born 10 Oct 1818 in North Berwick, Maine, the son of Josiah Morrell, Jr and Sarah Quint his wife.
On 8 Jun 1845 in Hall County, Maine, Alex married Eliza "Lizzie" Seavey of Georgetown, Sagadahoc County, Maine.
They had three children:
Francis Herbert "Frank" 1846,
William H 1850/51, and
Eliza J Morrell 1855.
He was a preacher who after a career in Maine, passed some years ministering to the Freedmen in Harper's Ferry, Jefferson County, West Virginia. He retired and died at Irvington, New Jersey 25 Dec 1885 but his body was taken to Harper's Ferry where he is buried.
On 8 Jun 1845 in Hall County, Maine, Alex married Eliza "Lizzie" Seavey of Georgetown, Sagadahoc County, Maine.
They had three children:
Francis Herbert "Frank" 1846,
William H 1850/51, and
Eliza J Morrell 1855.
He was a preacher who after a career in Maine, passed some years ministering to the Freedmen in Harper's Ferry, Jefferson County, West Virginia. He retired and died at Irvington, New Jersey 25 Dec 1885 but his body was taken to Harper's Ferry where he is buried.
Alexander Hatch "Alex" Morrell was born 10 Oct 1818 in North Berwick, Maine, the son of Josiah Morrell, Jr and Sarah Quint his wife.
On 8 Jun 1845 in Hall County, Maine, Alex married Eliza "Lizzie" Seavey of Georgetown, Sagadahoc County, Maine.
They had three children:
Francis Herbert "Frank" 1846,
William H 1850/51, and
Eliza J Morrell 1855.
He was a preacher who after a career in Maine, passed some years ministering to the Freedmen in Harper's Ferry, Jefferson County, West Virginia. He retired and died at Irvington, New Jersey 25 Dec 1885 but his body was taken to Harper's Ferry where he is buried.
On 8 Jun 1845 in Hall County, Maine, Alex married Eliza "Lizzie" Seavey of Georgetown, Sagadahoc County, Maine.
They had three children:
Francis Herbert "Frank" 1846,
William H 1850/51, and
Eliza J Morrell 1855.
He was a preacher who after a career in Maine, passed some years ministering to the Freedmen in Harper's Ferry, Jefferson County, West Virginia. He retired and died at Irvington, New Jersey 25 Dec 1885 but his body was taken to Harper's Ferry where he is buried.
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