Family:Anthony Morrris and Elizabeth Watson (1)

Parents: Anthony Morris and Elizabeth Senior Anthony Morrris b. 23 Aug 1654 Stepney, London, England d. 23 Oct 1721 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States	Parents: Luke Watson and Sarah Unknown Elizabeth Watson b. Abt 1674 Elizabethtown, Essex, New Jersey, United States d. 2 Feb 1767 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

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Facts and Events

Marriage^[1]

30 Oct 1700

Children

		Birth	Death
1.	Isaac Morris	24 Dec 1701 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States	Aft 24 Dec 1755
2.	Sarah Morris	16 Jan 1703/04 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States	24 Oct 1775 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
3.	Israel Morris	25 Dec 1705 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States	1729 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
4.	Luke Morris	25 Oct 1707 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States	17 Dec 1793 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
5.	Hannah Morris	4 Jul 1717 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States	25 Aug 1741 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

References

↑ Moon, Robert C. (Robert Charles). The Morris family of Philadelphia: descendants of Anthony Morris, born 1654-1712 died. (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: R.C. Moon, 1898-1909)
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Anthony Morris m. at Philadelphia Monthly Meeting, 8th mo. 30th, 1700, his fourth wife, Elizabeth Watson, dau. of Luke and Sarah Watson
Moon, Robert C. (Robert Charles). The Morris family of Philadelphia: descendants of Anthony Morris, born 1654-1712 died. (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: R.C. Moon, 1898-1909)
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Anthony Morris by 4th wife — Elizabeth Watson — had issue :

13. Isaac Morris, b. in Phila. lOmo. 24, 1701 ; d. Phila. after lOmo. 24, 1755 (date of the Will of his mother Elizabeth Morris).

14. Sarah Morris, b. in Phila. llmo. 16, 1703/4 ; d. unm. Phila. Oct. 24, 1775.

15. Israel Morris, b. in Phila. lOmo. 25, 1705 ; d. in Phila. 1729.

16. Luke Morris, b. in Phila. 8mo. 25, 1707 ; d. in Phila. llmo. 17, 1793 ; m. 2mo. 1749 Mary Richards.

17. Hannah Morris, b. in Phila. 5mo. 4, 1717 ; d. unm. in Phila. 6mo. 25, 1741, "after an illness of about a week, and was interred ye eve of same day."