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John Morison

Birth1678 - Derry, Antrim, Ireland
Death14 Jun 1776 - Peterborough, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, United States
MotherLady Jeanette Steele
FatherJohn Morrison

Born in Derry, Antrim, Ireland on 1678 to John Morrison and Lady Jeanette Steele. John Morison married Margaret Wallace and had 12 children. He passed away on 14 Jun 1776 in Peterborough, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, United States.

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Parents
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John Morrison
1622 - 1735
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Lady Jeanette Steele
1654 - 1736
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Wallace
1686 - 1769
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Jeanette Steele
1654 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Jane Morison
1722 - 1791
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Elizabeth Morison
1724 - 1808
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Thomas Morison
1710 - 1797
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Ezekiel Morison
1715 - 1740
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Johnathan Morison
1719 - 1787
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John Morison
1726 - 1816
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Margaret Morison
1728 - 1811
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Hannah Morison
1730 - 1760
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Moses Morrison
1732 - 1774
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Robert Morrison
1699 - Unknown
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Diana Morrison
1729 - 1810
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John Morrison
1705 - 1751

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