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MERRILL, William



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MERRILL, WILLIAM

Could you please check your book for any info on William Merrill or
Grace Stout, and/or their families?  Any info appreciated.  They lived
in late 1600's and early 1700's.  Thanks for your time,

RESPONSE:

I don't know if these references are to your William or not as I cannot 
find the name attached to a Grace Stout.  Maybe she is one of two or 
three wives and died early without much record left behind???  I could 
find neither a Grace Merrill, nor a Grace Stout.

        	"OLD TIMES IN OLD MONMOUTH," 
by Edwin Salter & George Beekman

PG 259:  William Merrill was on the Coroner's Jury in Monmouth in Aug. 
1699.

        
        "HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL MISCELLANY," 
                   by John Stillwell, M.D.

Vol. I, 

pg. 25 & 26: "Richmond County Records (New York state)"

1693, Will Merells marke with A flitt In the top of the Left yeare.

Dec. 24, 1694, william merells marke (brand) with WM on the neare 
butock.

        
Vol. II, 

pg. 52: 'Register of St. Mary's Church, Burlington, NJ'
        1712, Margaret, of william Merrail, Bapt. June, 11th.

pg. 195: 'The First Town Book of Middletown, NJ'
        May 15, 1689, william Merrel his Eare marke is a Crap one the 
Right Eare and one halfe peny one the Under Side of the Same Eare.

pg. 205: Dec. 1715, Captain James Hubbard claims the ear mark that was 
formerly William Merril's.

pg. 382 & 392: Jacob Tryax's property for quit rents is bordered on the 
north by William Merrill.

        
Vol. IV,

pg. 334: Ann Stout, dau. of David, son of Jonathan, married Timothy 
Merrill, or Merrit.
        
        Charity Stout, dau. of Zebulon, son of Jonathan & brother to 
David [above], married Nathaniel Stout, son of David and Ann Merrill 
Stout.

pg. 349: David Stout, son of David Stout, settled at Amwell.  He 
married Ann, daughter of William Merrill

pg. 350: John Stout, son of James Stout, married Rachel, daughter of 
William Merrill, in 1734.

        
Vol. V,

pg. 137: Wm. Merrill, 1700, took inventory on P. Tilton's estate in 
Shrewsbury.

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