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John Henry Morris

Birth8 March 1646 - New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA
Death10 DEC 1711 - New Haven, N. H., CT
MotherElizabeth Holyoke
FatherThomas MORRIS (MOORE)

Born in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA on 8 March 1646 to Thomas MORRIS (MOORE) and Elizabeth Holyoke. John Henry Morris married Hannah Bishop and had 11 children. He passed away on 10 DEC 1711 in New Haven, N. H., CT.

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Parents
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Thomas Morris (Moore)
1604 - 1673
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Elizabeth Holyoke
1615 - 1659
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Bishop
1651 - 1710
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Mary Morris
1673 - 1743
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Elizabeth Davenport
1675 - 1757
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Hannah Morris
1671 - 1713
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John Morris
1666 - 1749
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Abigail Morris
1683 - 1729
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Desire Morris
1687 - 1757
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Thomas Morris (Moore)
1679 - 1679
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Philip Morris
1668 - 1693
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Hannah Morris
1677 - 1735
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Mary Morris
1670 - 1670
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John Iii Morris
1691 - Unknown

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