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Joseph A. Morrison >> New Hampshire / Maine

skitpero — 2013-05-19 22:40:42Z

This person has been my brick wall for 10+ years!

Joseph A. Morrison married my GGrandmother Alfretta (Etta) Pinkham June 12, 1915 in Bath, Maine. According to the certificate of marriage he was 22 years old at the time of marriage, a Teamster and born in Manchester, NH. His mother is listed as Mary (Lamay) Morrison, born in Montreal, Quebec and living in Raymond, NH. His father, Fred Morrison is deceased, a former lumberman, born in Montreal, Quebec. This was the first marriage for both Joseph and Etta.

They had a child named Frederick who was born October 30, 1915 (already found him). They were living outside of Maine and according to my Grandmother’s social services records Etta wanted to go back to Maine. Joseph put her on a train promising to join her soon and she never saw him again.

This is a crazy story so I’m condensing it as much as possible. Etta gave Frederick up for adoption and later remarried in 1923. Since Etta remarried in 1923 she would have been widowed or divorced.

If you have any information on Joseph Morrison please contact me. Thank you in advance!

Re: morrison

Kdheavirland37 — 2013-05-16 01:09:09Z

My maiden name is Morrison and I was told that I'm related to both John Wayne and belle star as well

Mrs. Catherine Morrison Kerr Born Scotland; Died 1964 Seattle, Washington

EDCRF — 2013-04-24 17:05:07Z

The Seattle Times
Wednesday, September 2, 1964
Page 22, Column 1
Mrs. James Kerr
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine M. Kerr, 78, of 7 Harrison Street, will be at 1:30 o’clock Friday in the Georgetown Funeral Home. She died Monday in a hospital.

Born in Scotland, Mrs. Kerr came to Seattle 41 years ago from Canada. She was a member of the Auxiliary to Eagles Aerie No. 1. Her husband, James, died in 1963.

Surviving are two sons, James A. and John M. Kerr, both of Seattle; a daughter, Mrs. Charles Buck, Juneau and four grandchildren.

==========
The Seattle Times
Wednesday, September 2, 1964
Page 22, Column 4
Deaths, Funerals
Kerr, Catherine M. of 7 Harrison Street, August 31st, age 78 years. Beloved mother of Mrs. Charles Buck, James A. and John M. Kerr. Also survived by four grandchildren. Member of Ladies’ Auxiliary F.O.E. No. 1. Services Friday, 1:30PM, from chapel at Georgetown Funeral Home.

Preston Morrison

robinsonbj58 — 2013-04-17 19:31:41Z

I am searching for information about my step-great-grandfather, Preston S. Morrison. According to the 1910 census, he was born around 1847 in Virginia. Family lore has it that he was a professor at the University of Tennessee. He was a teacher in North Carolina when he married my great-grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Stevenson (Robinson). If anyone has any infromation on Preston, I would greatly appreciate it. I can find no record of him prior to 1910 or after 1910.

Re: Morrisons from sligo ireland to Tullamore and surrounding area

wenmars — 2013-04-17 18:08:03Z

Did Hugh have a son John? My ancestor was John Morrison who went to Canada about 1828 and settled in Saint John, NB. His wife's name was Lillias Parkhill also born in Ireland. Census just shows that he was born in Ireland, so i don't know where in Ireland he was born or came from. Couldn't find any ship records on him.
Where in Sligo did Hugh come from?

Morrison & Byrne

followthrough — 2013-04-17 14:13:09Z

Greetings
Still searching for any information on Ann Morrison who married a Thomas Byrne in Dublin, Ireland in February of 1811. Alternate spellings of Byrne are Burns & Burnes.
The couple had 3 known children Robert 1812- 1878, john
1819- 1869 and Edward 1824- ?
any help or directiions greatly appreciated
Peter

Re: Morrison Family Genealogy Book

Researchfamily3127 — 2013-04-16 16:04:15Z

Jerry,

My line has Margaret Morrison-Martin Jones. Margaret Morrison Jones, borned Greene Co., TN 1847-1894, buried Shelton Grove Cemetery, Loudon, TN. Shelton Grove has her parents as William & Elizabeth Morrison. She married Jones in May 1860, Greene Co., TN. I have four children, so far....John Jones (my great-grandfather)borned, Greene Co., TN, Sarah Thankful Jones Fry, borned Greene Co., TN, Abraham Jones, borned Loudon Co., TN, Viannie Jones Harrell. The 1900 census has Martin living with Annie, next to his son Abraham Jones, near his son John in McMinn Co., TN. The website familycentral.net has Margaret died in Putnam Co. in 1901. I think that Margaret is mine, but they have a different birth and death date. If you notice Margaret and Martin name there daughter Sarah THANKFUL Jones. I'm still trying to prove that William Morrison and Elizabeth Babb is in my line. Any help would be appreciate.

Sincerely,
Brenda Kilgore

Robert L. Morrison of Lachine, MI 1943

drbrownlee — 2013-04-14 23:08:00Z

Robert is pictured in the Torque, yearbook of the 43-J training class of flight cadets at Pecos Army Air Field. He is a flight cadet in Squadron 11. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: Two Thomas Jefferson O'Neal Morrison men in southeast Missouri?

LindaCashenGaunt — 2013-04-09 09:31:14Z

Hello,

It's been a few years since this posting. I have a T.J.O. MORRISON son of Eva HELDERMAN and James MORRISON. Eva married Daniel SLINKARD after her marriage to James MORRISON. They are my husband's 3rd great grandparents. She married Miles DOYLE after the death of Daniel in 1838.

I haven't researched the MORRISON name, so I can't tell you if the two T.J.O MORRISONS are connected.

Re: Morrison / MacInnes / Campbells

finlayjmacinnes — 2013-04-06 22:29:49Z

I am interested in your research. I would be interested to know more.

Re: James Morison of Lancaster Co, PA

janesnage — 2013-04-03 00:22:55Z

Are you talking about Mary Ellen Lane? She was married to a Morrison. They are my ancestors from Michigan (I grew up in MI) and the Morrison side came from Port Rowan Canada....and before that Ireland.
Thanks,
Jane Morrison Snage

Re: George Ross Morrison

VDossey — 2013-04-02 16:16:20Z

But that still doesn't verify who he is. If he came over to America at 12. I have no way of knowing who the right parents are. I am trying to locate someone who might know this family. The wife was a Breen from the Donner party in California. Mary wilcox

John Morrison in New York b. abt 1802, 2 sons

Blackroberte1 — 2013-04-01 22:27:28Z

Looking for information on John Morrison, born abt 1802 in Smyrna, Chenango, NY Shows up on 1850 census. 2 sons--Albert & Rozelle plus Laura Devine.

Re: Morrison Family Genealogy Book

WWMunsil — 2013-04-01 21:53:34Z

The Alva S Morrison born 1901 might be related to the Alva S Morton who married Lizzie Curtis.

wmunsil "at" cox.net

Re: Morrison Family Genealogy Book

WWMunsil — 2013-04-01 21:41:46Z

Looking for Alva S Morrison, born 10 Jan 1901, died 14 Nov 1994 and his connection to James Chilton, Mayflower PILGRIM.

Any help, there?

Bil Munsil
Chiltons Children Yahoo Group
Mesa AZ

wmunsil "at" cox.net

Re: Morrisons of Fort Madison Iowa

Merrilee111 — 2013-03-29 02:08:18Z

I'm Shay's cousin,and am wondering, too, if anyone has a photo of this JB Morrison?

Re: Morrisons of Fort Madison Iowa

RNshay — 2013-03-29 00:49:25Z

I have a Joseph B Morrison born in Scotland date unknown. He was briefly married (1864)to Rachel Malvinia McMurphy Mace in Portage County Wisconsin and had 2 boys. Was divorced by 1869. Any chance you're JB Morrison is from Scotland and previously married?

shaymonlea@hotmail.com

Matthew Morrison Sr. Salem County, New Jersey

paustinnew — 2013-03-27 02:45:51Z

Does anyone have any information on Matthew Morrison Sr., died 1814 in Salem County, NJ? He was married to Elizabeth (Possible maiden name Howe) and had at least six children: Margaret, Jane, Mary, Matthew Jr., Ann and Elizabeth. He was probably born about 1740-1750, but I have been unable to find any information about his parents. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: MORRISON in NEW JERSEY c1700

JessieMCheek — 2013-03-26 21:03:37Z

I am seeking the parents of Mary Jane Morrison, born 1747, in Monmouth, NJ. She married Ahijah Woods and they moved to Jessamine, KY. Her daughter, Elizabeth Woods, married Samuel Van Cleave. I am researching for a friend.

Re: Walter Franklin Thompson

v_thompson81 — 2013-03-23 20:00:09Z

Am seeking info on Walter Franklin and Elizabeth, parents of Walter "Bud", Herbert Carl "Gordon", Lewis "Boe" Calvin, Vernon, Margaret and Catherine. Particularly, Parents name, location, DOB, DOD, brothers and sisters etc.

Re: Morrison Family Genealogy Book

RuralHill — 2013-03-15 15:34:37Z

Rob,

Do you have dates for James Angus?

Your family is unlikely to be in Leonard Morrison's book. You may find a lead or two at the Clan Morrison Society YDNA Project website, which is public. Go to www.geneticousins.com/morrison, click on "Results" and scan down through the database.

I made a cursory search and saw one or two possibilities.

Re: Morrison Family Genealogy Book

mercur81 — 2013-03-15 09:37:45Z

The book is available for free on Google books. http://books.google.com/books?id=rxkaAAAAIAAJ&dq=history...

Roderick Nicholson Morrison

martinmac56 — 2013-03-14 10:48:59Z

Trying to trace the movements of Roderick Nicholson Morrison who arrived at Quebec on the ill-fated Empress of Ireland on July 23, 1909. Sailed from Liverpool on July 16. Aged 19 and born in South Africa, I believe him to be my wife's great uncle who was born to Roderick Nicholson Morrison (same name, b Stornoway Isle of Lewis) and Ellen Kendall nee Holman (b Camborne, Cornwall) in Uitenhage, South Africa on 7 September, 1889. Cannot trace him in Canadian census records. An old note from my father in law stated that "Rory" Morrison (his uncle) had died in a shipyard accident in Glasgow, Scotland, circa 1910 but can find no death record or newspaper report of any such accident from 1909-1911.

Re: Morrison Family Genealogy Book

Mrg1001 — 2013-03-14 01:26:29Z

I am looking for James Angus Morrison of Alligator County SC married an Eliza Clanton. I believe his father may have been a Kenneth from Scotland.I can not get any further. Thank for any help. Rob

Re: Canadian Morrison genealogies

tksam64 — 2013-03-13 17:31:44Z

Hello, small chance to reach you since this is so old. But I have just run across this same family - Bartholomew Morrison and Ellen Lynett. I would love to share what I know and to learn more from you. My email is timothybcarr@gmail.com

Thanks,

Tim

Re: Morrison Aberdeen and Banff

Anneatki — 2013-03-11 12:36:45Z

My grandfather was John Watt Kemp Morrison (1888-1967). I have never found a connection for the middle names, so was wondering if our families are related - mine are from Aberdeenshire.My GG Grandparents were Peter Morrison (1803 -1875) & Margaret Youngson (1813-1897).

Re: Another supposed relative of John Wayne (Marion Morrison)

sfaggert — 2013-03-11 05:29:20Z

I'd love to have a copy. I have been trying to convince my Morrison family that we are NOT related to John Wayne, even though that would be neat if it could be proven. Some of my family members bear an uncanny resemblance to john Wayne which i believe to be total co-indence, but who knows. This paper might help me. I have a great grandfather named Thomas Marion Morrison, but I am almost sure that the Marion comes from his mother's side, not the Morrison side. Thank you so much for providing this information.
Susan Faggert
dixiereb1@comcast.net

Re: MORRISON FAMILIES

bNelson30 — 2013-03-09 12:49:53Z

Joseph Morrison who married Flora McIsaac or Campbell?

B

Re: Morrison Family History

noniscm — 2013-03-08 04:17:46Z

I found your query regarding the Morrison's from Strond, Harris, but also noted it was posted in 1999. Are you still looking for information?

Steven A Morrison - Zanesville, Ohio

Contribution — 2013-02-26 15:49:00Z

ZANESVILLE: Steven A Morrison I, 58, of Zanesville, OH passed away February 24, 2013 at Genesis Good Samaritan Hospital.

He was born in Zanesville July 9, 1954 son of the late Robert and Virginia Dover Morrison.
He was a member of the Zanesville Fraternal Order of the Eagles.

He is survived by his sons Steven (Jae) Morrison II of Zanesville, Chad Morrison of Zanesville; daughter Tabitha (Billy) Jackson of Zanesville; brothers Robert (Judy) Morrison, George (Martha) Morrison, Tom (Arnetta) Morrison, Jack Morrison; sisters Joann Morrison of Zanesville, Shirley Shrader of Zanesville; mother of his children Patti Morrison and several grandchildren.

In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his brothers Kenneth Morrison and Dale Morrison.

Calling hours will be held Tuesday February 26, 2013 at DeLong-Baker & Lanning Funeral Home from 2-4 and 6-8 pm where services will be held Wednesday February 27, 2013 at 10:00 am.
Burial will follow at Zanesville Memorial Park.

To sign the online guestbook or to leave a note of condolence please visit www.delongbakerlanning.com

Re: Morrison Family Genealogy Book

mercur81 — 2013-02-25 19:14:19Z

The book is available for free on Google books http://books.google.com/books?id=rxkaAAAAIAAJ&dq=history...

Re: Morrison Family Genealogy Book

RuthanneLen — 2013-02-25 13:55:32Z

I am looking for any information about the Morrison's from Flatlands and Canarsie, Brooklyn. Names important are, Henry Morrison, born 1799 in Nova Scotia and moved to Brooklyn. ALso, George Morrison born about 1863.

Iredell County, NC --> Burke Co., NC connection?

BeckeeMorrison — 2013-02-24 19:44:22Z

Wonder if anybody has been able to connect the William Morrison who applied for a Revolution pension

http://revwarapps.org/w1455.pdf

with the Morrisons of Iredell County. This William Morrison said he was born in Rowan County, but the original Rowan County included both Iredell and Burke County, NC.

Also, how is he connected to the Sheriff William Morrison of Burke County:

http://www.burkesheriff.org/Morrison.htm

Possible Iredell County, NC --> Cherokee County, AL connections

BeckeeMorrison — 2013-02-24 18:01:29Z

I'm a descendant of Andrew Morrison of Cherokee County, AL. I now believe him to be a grandson--through William--of the "Miller William" Morrison, who had a mill on Third Creek in Iredell County, NC in 1852 and claimed to be the first [white] inhabitant of those parts.

I would like to find out more about his son, William, who died in 1822, but I don't know where he died or where he is buried.

John H. Morrison (I), whom I believe to be the son of William (d. 1822), was already living in Cherokee County, AL, with a woman about his age, by 1840, and probably earlier. He served in the Alabama Militia for the Creek and Florida (Seminole) Wars, and was awarded a total of 160 acres of Bounty Land in Cherokee County for his service.

By 1850, the following households were living in Cherokee County:

John H. 44 (b. NC)
Mary 30 (b. GA)
Emily 10, Mary 8, Elizabeth 6, and Amanda 2, all born in AL

Andrew 43 (b. NC)
Elizabeth 43 (b. NC)
Mary 18 (b. NC)
James 13 and John H.(II)10 (b. TN)
Andrew 4 (b. AL)

[Andrew--and household members consistent with the above--appear on the 1840 Census in Bradley County, TN, shortly after the Trail of Tears led the Cherokee Indians from that area.]

This is the household that intrigues me the most:

Mary Morrison 75 (b. NC)
Elizabeth 50 (b. NC)
Manerva 38 (b. NC)

Now I have traced Manerva through a few other censuses, and I believe she had married a man named J. Knight by 1870, was widowed and was living with her nephew George-- John H.(I)'s later son--in 1880. Unless she was an honorary aunt or actually a cousin, that would make her John H. and Andrew's sister.

But I do not know yet what happened to Elizabeth or Mary, or where any of the three of them fit into the family. I had believed that Mary was the mother of John H., Andrews, Elizabeth, and Manerva, but I have no proof. If a third wife of William, she may have been a stepmother to the older children. If Manerva was a sister, she would have been born just about the time that William died. Noted that William had a daughter named Sarah, and Manerva may have been Sarah Manerva, but Sarah is reported to have died in 1836, and Manerva lived until at least 1880.

And honestly, I don't even have proof that John H. and Andrew were brothers.

Re: Another supposed relative of John Wayne (Marion Morrison)

ro9590 — 2013-02-21 18:17:23Z

Hi Dixon

When i was about 5 years old my father William told me I was called after Robert Morrison, with long red hair who fought in the 1798 rebellion (United Irishmen). This is 55 years ago. In 1994 Michael Wayne visited Belfast trying to find the Irish connection. Its a long story but we never got to discuss our claim to be the lost Waynes. Now I'm researching for a possible TV documentary "Me and John Wayne"! So any help would be much appreciated.I've sent off for the DNA test as part of Clan Morrison project.

Best wishes
Rob

Re: Another supposed relative of John Wayne (Marion Morrison)

Dixon Smith — 2013-02-21 18:00:54Z

If anyone is interested in a 19 page PDF on “John Wayne’s Antrim Roots”, send me your email address and I will forward a copy to you.

Regards,
Dixon Smith
Novato, California
Dixon.smith@verizon.net

Re: Another supposed relative of John Wayne (Marion Morrison)

Dixon Smith — 2013-02-21 17:58:41Z

Rob,

Robert Morrison (1782-1863) is my 3rd great-grandfather who left Antrim to the United States in 1801. Yes, his first son was named Alexander. For more on Robert and his descendants see:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

I have little or nothing at all on Robert’s kin remaining in Northern Ireland and am very interested in contacting those still living there.

Regards,
Dixon Smith
Novato, California
Dixon.smith@verizon.net

Re: Another supposed relative of John Wayne (Marion Morrison)

ro9590 — 2013-02-21 15:53:52Z

Hi Dixon

Robert Morrison's father was John and he died when Robert was just a baby. I belive Robert called his frist born son, Alexander after his father's brother. Robert was an only child. Our family of Morrisons have the same male names, Robert, John, William and Alexander and came from an area close to where Robert was baptised - Connor Presbyterian Church near Ballymena, County Antrim, home to another famous Hollywood actor, Liam Neeson.

Rob Morrison, Belfast, NI

Re: IRISH MORRISON'S PLEASE GET IN TOUCH

wenmars — 2013-02-21 10:37:14Z

Yes

Re: Morrison from MAINE, NEW BRUNSWICK Canada, CALIFORNIA & MICHIGAN

mpstrong — 2013-02-21 01:26:12Z

I am still looking for LUKE and others intersted in this line. I can also be reached at: bev@funstuffforgenealogists.com.

Re: James Morison of Lancaster Co, PA

hrschroeder1 — 2013-02-19 21:38:32Z

Of the Morrison group that is associated with Rowan and Iredell Counties,NC, the brother Thomas died in PA with several of his orphaned children traveling to join their relatives in NC with Moses Potts' family.

Re: Morrison-Bowers Pendleton/Pocahontas WV

thirdstreethydroponics18 — 2013-02-19 07:27:14Z

so im not sure who you are. or who you belong to....lol
aunt kathleen talks alot to my sister sherry.
funny, i bet all of us have stories about all of them...
my email is www.thirdstreethydroponics@yahoo.com" target="_blank">www.thirdstreethydroponics@yahoo.com if you want to speak privately,my name is mary
i havent met alot of our relitives but i have alot of stories!
i hope to hear from you

Re: Morrison-Bowers Pendleton/Pocahontas WV

tlc4tst — 2013-02-19 01:04:17Z

Hi, I was hoping to hear from you! Aunt Kay told me yesterday she had spoken to you about me.

I haven't heard many stories, I have a great family resource who I go to who has been very helpful. There's more info I have found in which I am unable to discuss here, due to its sensitive nature. I am glad you wrote the story of Bobby, I only read somewhere he was 14 when he passed.

Uncle Reid did change his name, he was born Samuel & changed it to William. I have tried several times to contact Uncle Reid's children, but they won't communicate. Uncle Reid spent 2 weeks with us once & him and I talked for hours about his wife & children, one of the few times I saw a grown man cry. He asked me to tell them something if something ever happened to him, but I guess I'll never have the opportunity. Uncle Reid was a beautiful man and had so much love for others.

I have never heard of a book but I know GMa Helen had done some extensive work before she passed, but a lot of the information had disappeared, especially after GPa George remarried. I started this genealogy because my dad's one wish was to find out exactly where his grandfather came from as well as his grandmother & confirm some of the stories.

Before she left on that trip she begged my dad to let me go with them, she called my dad and I all the way up until the night before, but due to exams I wasn't able. She knew she wasn't going to make it back home before she ever left. I heard she told everyone they visited this would be the last time they would see her, or something of that effect.

I would love to hear the bootleg stories! It's great to have someone who knows of these things and is able to share!

Re: Morrison-Bowers Pendleton/Pocahontas WV

Cunningham74 — 2013-02-18 20:57:34Z

hi...my granmother is violet may morrison who was married to william bowers
my mom is norma jean...she is living and well
there is also nell, who is alive and kathleen and bertha jo
we always reffered to uncle reid...not samuel...ill ask my mom about that
bobby was my moms brother and most of all best friend they were close in age and did alot together. one day they were chopping wood and bobby was hit by the tree and was killed. my mom still talks about bobby and how much she loved him.
so if your grandmother is helen...who are you?
your grandmother had just left our house on her way back home when the accident happened. it was such a shock. we all went back to the funneral, there is a chance we may know each other. our relatives in w virginia has a book of our relitives, all the family names and such, i have asked aunt kathleen for it and shes not sure who has it.
hope to hear back from you, i have quite a few bootlegging stories of our grandfather......

Re: Searching for the adopted Eldred descendants by Dr. Hugh T. Morrison of Springfield Illinois

miriam_newton — 2013-02-18 17:25:12Z

Hello, I am the mother of four sons who are great grandsons of Robert Ray and Edith Eldred. Their grandfather was Joseph Paul Eldred Morrison. Michael Paul Eldred Morrison Is their father.

Joseph and his brothers Ray and Ward were raised by Dr. Hugh T. and Mary? Morrison of Springfield, IL. They were never officially adopted by the Morrisons. I was told Mary was a descendent of Abe Lincoln's family.

My sons names are Brett Eldred Morrison, Duane Newton Morrison, Ward Elllis Morrison and Samuel Dunn Morrison.

Ward replied to your query here a while back but you never responded. He did his own search for you but could not find contact info. Hopefully, you will get this response.

Best wishes

Miriam Newton

I met Uncle Ray many years ago and have seen family pictures of Uncle Ward.

Re: Morrison Family Genealogy Book

RuralHill — 2013-02-18 04:38:17Z

If you follow the link Rich sent you will be able to look through Leonard Morrison's book on early Morrison immigrants to the New England Colonies and beyond. You might want to download it to your hard drive to go through at your leisure.

Another idea would be to become a Participant in the Clan Morrison Society YDNA Project. You will be able to contact other participants you match with to share information. The Morrison YDNA Project is at www.geneticousins.com/morrison and is public.

If you would like to discuss this further, send a private email to rsmorris@bellsouth.net

Bob Morrison
Clan Morrison Society of North America

Re: Morrison Family Genealogy Book

mercur81 — 2013-02-16 23:57:27Z

The book is available for free on Google books. You can look up at http://books.google.com/books?id=rxkaAAAAIAAJ&dq=history...

Re: Connection with Boyds?

jwboydtex — 2013-02-16 22:18:14Z

Rowley Boyd is my oldest ancestor, I am having trouble finding info about him. Looking for his grave. Nancy is often mentioned as his possible spouse, perhaps died in childbirth since he raised the family himself

Re: Morrison Family Genealogy Book

S_Morrison111 — 2013-02-16 20:53:00Z

I would greatly appreciate a lookup on John Morrison, b. appx. 1700 in Belfast, m. Prudence Gwyn. Any information on him or any of his descendants or ancestors would be most helpful, thank you!

Morrison Family (Co. Down, Ireland --> Montgomery, NY)

S_Morrison111 — 2013-02-16 20:51:00Z

Hi everyone,

I am just getting started on all of this and am seeking some assistance. My lineage takes me back to John Morrison (b. ~1700, Belfast, Ireland) m. Prudence Gwyn. He came to America before 1773. He and his sons were Patriots and some were soldiers in the Revolutionary War. However, I am having difficulty going back any further than this John. Does anyone have any help/resource/information that would pertain to this family and perhaps provide a link to other branches of the family? I'm trying to get a good genealogy put together, beginning with my Surname, which is Morrison.

Any info appreciated! Thanks!