Manuscripts Collection
Nathaniel Merrill (1610-1655) was born in Whitshire, England and came to the United States to settle at Newbury, Massachusetts in 1633. He married Susanna Jorden (d.1673), with whom he had seven children. Their fourth child, Daniel Merrill (1642-1717), married Sarah Clough. After her death he remarried to Sara Rowell Page. Daniel's sixth child, Moses Merrill (1683-), and his wife Mary had ten children. The youngest, named Daniel (1723-), married Elizabeth Clough in 1744. They had eight children, and he had two more with his second wife, Anna. Daniel's fourth child, Elias Merrill (1750-1802), married Rhoda True; he later remarried to Abagail Lanksford. His and Rhoda's son Jabez (1779-1855) married Sarah Briggs (1788-1864) in 1805. Their youngest child, Albert Leonard Merrill (1825-1860), married Esther Jane Littlefield (1831-1860) in 1854. They had one child, Harry Leonard Merrill (1857-1932), who was born in Auburn, Maine. Harry moved to Hutchinson, Minnesota in 1882, where he became superintendent of schools (1882-1915). He married Martha A. Harrington (1858-) on June 30, 1886 in Hutchinson. They had two children, Lewis Harrington Merrill (1887-) and Mary E. (1896-1896). Lewis married Genevieve Wingen in 1917, with whom he had two children: Ruth Maureen (1918-1997), who married Follmer Petersen, and Doris May Laatsch (1923-).
John and Ann (née Clinton) Harrington emigrated to Boston about 1630. Their eldest son, Robert Harrington (1616-1707), emigrated at a later date, settling in Watertown, Massachusetts. He married Susanna George (1632-1694) and together they had six children. Their son Thomas Harrington (1665-1712) married Rebecca Bemis. Their son Ebenezer Harrington (1687-1754), born in Framingham, Massachusetts, married Hapsiba Cloyes. They settled in Waltham, Massachusetts in 1709 and had seven children. Their third child, Joshua Harrington, first married Sarah Nurse. He later married Elizabeth (Betty) Bent (née Reed). After 1777 his family moved to Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire. Joshua had four children. The oldest son, John Harrington (1752-1802), became a doctor. He married Deborah Wakefield (1756-1830) in 1774 and they had four children. John Harrington II (1785-1857) was born in Halifax, Vermont. He married Rhoda Kee and they had seven children. Their youngest son, Lewis Iddings Harrington (1830-1884), was born in Green, Ohio. He married Ellen Myra Pendergast (1836-1915) in December 1857 in Hutchinson, Minnesota. They had two children: Martha A. Harrington (1858-) and William Edmund Harrington (1860-). Martha married Harry Leonard Merrill in 1886.
Stephen Pendergast (1690-1753) came to the United States from Wexford Province, Munster, Ireland between 1715 and 1720. He lived in New Hampshire and married Jane Cotton (1702-1754) in 1727. Together they had nine children. Their son Edmund (1733-1765) married Hannah Langley (1735-1780) in Durham, New Hampshire. They had three children. Their oldest son, Edmund II (1760-1846), married twice. He and his first wife, Olive, had three children. Edmund II remarried to Lydia Murray (1770-1838), with whom he had five children. Their youngest son was Solomon Pendergast (1808-1882). He married Lydia Wiggin (-1848) in 1832. Together they had five children. The oldest child was William Wirt Pendergast (1833-). After Lydia's death Solomon remarried to Judith Mathews (1828-1908), with whom he had two more children.
Solomon Pendergast traveled from New England to Minnesota, beginning his journey on September 3, 1855. He stopped in Milwaukee to meet his son, William, and they came to Hutchinson on April 20, 1856. Solomon brought the rest of his family to Hutchinson on August 6, 1858. His daughter, Ellen Myra Pendergast (1836-1915), married Lewis Iddings Harrington in 1857. They had two children: Martha A. and William Edmund.
William Haskell (1617-1693) emigrated from England about 1637 to Glouchester, Massachusetts. His son, Joseph Haskell (1646-1727), was born in Glouchester on June 2, 1646. Joseph's second son, Joseph II (1681-1768), married Sarah Davis. Their daughter, Sara Haskell, married Zebalon Lufkin (1723-1818). Sarah and Zebalon's son, Benjamin, married Lydia Griffin. Benjamin and Lydia's daughter, Esther (1795-1840), was born in Freeport, Maine. She married Moses Littlefield (1794-) and together they had eight children. Their fifth child, Esther Jane Littlefield (1831-1860), married Albert Leonard Merrill.
Mathew Briggs moved from Naton, Massachusetts to Dighton, Massachusetts around 1700. His son, Daniel Briggs (-1757), married Ann Hathaway and they had four children. Their third child, William Briggs (1743-1820), married Weighstill Sumner in 1770; she died in 1772 in Tuanton, Massachusetts. He then remarried to Sarah French (1750-1831). They moved to East Auburn, Maine in 1797. William and Sarah had ten children. Their daughter, Sarah, married Jabez Merrill. Jabez and Sarah's youngest child, Albert Leonard Merrill (1825-1860), married Esther Jane Littlefield (1831-1860) in 1854. They had one child, Harry L. Merrill (1857-), who was born in Auburn, Maine. He married Martha A. Harrington (1858-) on June 30, 1886 in Hutchinson, Minnesota.
Family papers collected by Martha A. Merrill, which document the Merrill, Harrington, Pendergast, and other adjoining families from their arrival in Hutchinson, Minnesota during the mid-1800s through 1946. Two family histories, possibly compiled by William Henry Harrington, trace the family from immigration through the 1920s following the lineage of Martha A. and Harry Leonard Merrill to their grandchildren Ruth Maureen Petersen and Doris May Laatsch. The papers consist largely of family correspondence, supplemented by photographs, diaries, journals, business records, and deeds. Most family correspondence was received by Ellen Myra Harrington and her daughter Martha A. Merrill. Both women saved correspondence from their spouses, children, friends, and extended family members. There are letters from Timothy Harrison Pendergast and Frank M. Harrington while serving in the Civil War, and from Lewis Harrington Merrill while serving in World War I. The bulk of the materials fall between 1870 and 1900.
The families were also very involved with the communities of Hutchinson and Glencoe, Minnesota. Thus the business and personal letters reflect commerce, agriculture, development, schools, and social and community events. The business papers are dominated by the incoming correspondence of Lewis Iddings Harrington. He was elected McLeod County Commissioner in 1857; served as Justice of the Peace, 1858-1860; and was also a notary public, surveyor, and real estate broker. Harry L. Merrill, Solomon Pendergast, Lewis Harrington Merrill, and others are represented as well. Business topics include surveying, banking, land assessments and sales, railroads, taxes, education, politics, and legislation. The bulk of the business papers date from 1870 to 1885.
Included in this collection are some of Daniel L. Jensen's notes from his study of the Hutchinson community and Timothy Harrison Pendergast's service in the Civil War. These consist of research and genealogy notes, transcripts of letters, and interviews with family members. Among the interviews are reminiscences of Ellen Myra Harrington, as told by her daughter, Martha, and grandson, Lewis, concerning the Dakota Indian uprising against the community of Hutchinson (1862) and the killing of Chief Little Crow.
These records are divided into the following eight sections:
Accession number: 15,488
Processed by: Lynn Leitte, August 1998
Catalog ID number: 09-00320298
The correspondence is arranged by year, with significant correspondents having their own folder for a given year. Most of the correspondence is that received by Ellen Myra Harrington and Martha A. Merrill. A small amount of correspondence is authored by Ellen or Martha, usually that written to each other or to their spouses.
See also: oversize folder in box 11.
See also: oversize folder in box 11.
See also: oversize folder in box 11.
See also: oversize folder in box 11.
See also: oversize folder in box 11.
See also: oversize folder in box 11.
See also: oversize folder in box 11.
See also: oversize folder in box 11.
See also: oversize folder in box 11.
See also: oversize folder in box 11.
See also: oversize folder in box 11.
See also: oversize folder in box 11.
See also: oversize folder in box 11.
A. L. kept a very sparse journal of his activities, travel, meetings, and correspondents. Housed in a 12 1/4 x 6-inch box within box 6.
This tiny journal has brief entries for most days of the year. Notes concern visitors, household activities such as gardening or cooking, and social calls. Housed in a 12 1/4 x 6-inch box within box 6.
The first volume is predominantly undated, but later entries are dated 1881; the second volume begins with 1882. It contains sporadic entries through 1893 (pages 1-80). Beginning on page 81 the entries are more frequent and are dated beginning in July 1905. The third volume begins with November 1904 and continues through July 1905. Martha writes of what she is reading, where she has visited or traveled, family members and friends, illnesses, deaths, births, games and entertainment, the weather, her health, church and school activities, errands, meals, and similar matters.
Diary entries copied, presumably by John's daughter Deborah, onto loose sheets of paper numbered 1-353 and 1-208. He writes of chores, visitors, purchases, weather, crops, and livestock. Folder four contains typed pages, numbered 1-65, with "pertinent items from John Harrington's diary" typed on the first page.
Lewis kept brief diaries annotating his appointments, surveying jobs, the weather, errands, and other comments on his regular routines. Housed in two 12 1/4 x 6-inch boxes within box 6.
An unsigned journal listing each day with a brief entry as the title describes.
An unsigned journal detailing moving to Westport, Minnesota to teach school.
The author is most likely a woman. The entries are reasonably long and narrative, concerning cooking, mending, other household chores, storms, and social calls or activities. This diary is about half-full. Housed in a 12 1/4 x 6-inch. box within box 6.
Entries in a variety of handwriting, dating sporadically over a five-year period. Most entries concern Breezy Point, Lake Jessie, Cottonwood County (Minnesota) and activities and visitors entertained there. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill are referred to often, as are Mr. Harrington and Aunt Ellen.
Annotated with "a thesis of Dr. A. L. Merrill."
Notebook is stamped inside the front cover with his name, the school, and term. The volume's contents are essays and synopsis of other lessons.
Handwritten record book stamped with the name Clio on the cover. Contains drawings, verses, notes, and anecdotes about the 1893-1894 school year. Lists class members, teachers, school board members, and alumni of the Hutchinson school.
The legal and business papers are dominated by Lewis Iddings Harrington's various activities as a surveyor, justice of the peace, notary public, county recorder of deeds, and land broker. Solomon Pendergast, Harry Leonard Merrill, William Wirt Pendergast, and other family members are represented in these letters as well. These papers are housed in boxes 8, 9 and 11.
These two incomplete documents are portions of a corded booklet of quartos. The paper on the folded edges has deteriorated and separated from the cord. The pages are in mylar sleeves. An unknown number of pages are missing. Appears that the information in these documents pertain to Durham, New Hampshire.
See also: folder in the 15 x 19-inch box within box 11.
See also: folder in the 15 x 19-inch box within box 11.
See also: Tax returns (William Edmund Harrington) in an oversized folder in box 11.
See also: folder in the 15 x 19-inch box within box 11.
Double entry ledger recording expenses, insurance, debts, and income. May be business entries as well as household entries.
Most pertains to the Hutchinson Mill Company, though some correspondence concerns other mills. Includes a mill expense record kept by [L. G. Pendergast?] and a "Hutchinson Mill Co. Pass" [1857?].
Correspondence concerning state and local political campaigns, issues, bills, and legislation.
Foldered and housed in the 15 x 19-inch box inside box 11.
Housed in an oversize folder within box 11.
Foldered and housed in the 15 x 19-inch box inside box 11.
Foldered and housed in the 15 x 19-inch box inside box 11.
Issued to George W. Wentworth, Charles D. McEwen, and Chester Heath. Foldered and housed in the 15 x 19-inch box inside box 11.
Rolled and housed in a 12 1/4 x 6-inch box within box 11.
Foldered and housed in the 15 x 19-inch box inside box 11.
Foldered and housed in the 15 x 19-inch box inside box 11.
Held by Calvin Delano for a raking machine, and Ellen M. Harrington for school lands. Housed in an oversize folder within box 11.
Foldered and housed in the 15 x 19-inch box inside box 11.
Housed in an oversize folder within box 11.
Foldered and housed in the 15 x 19-inch box inside box 11.
Foldered and housed in the 15 x 19-inch box inside box 11.
All maps are hand drawn, with the exception of the 1908 United States roads and highways map. Maps are housed in an oversize folder within box 11.
Handwritten play scripts; author unidentified.
Leather-bound notebook with handwritten humorous verses and rhymes about friends and community members.
Most photographs are housed in box 9. Large photograph albums are housed in box 10. Oversize items are foldered and housed in the 15 x 19-inch box within box 11, small albums, the ambrotype, and tintypes are housed in 12 1/4 x 6-inch boxes within box 11. Approximately two-thirds of the photographs, even within albums, are identified. Six images date to the 1860s and only 3 photographs date as late as the 1970s. The bulk of the photographs, though undated, can be placed between 1870 and 1919.
Elementary, secondary, and possibly college.
L. P. [Lewis Pembroke?] and Mother's [Sarah Harrington?] trip through South Dakota, Montana, Oregon, and New Mexico.
Housed in the 15 x 19-inch box inside box 11.
Tintype with oval brass mat housed in an embossed leather case (3 5/8 x 3 1/8 inch). Front cover has been torn off and lost. Ellen holds son, William, on her lap. Housed in a 12 1/4 x 6-inch box within box 11.
Housed in the 15 x 19-inch box inside box 11.
Tintype with oval brass mat (3 1/4 x 3 3/4 inch). Front facing half length portrait of Mr. Harrington. Housed in a 12 1/4 x 6-inch box within box 11.
Tintype with oval brass mat housed in an embossed leather case in good condition (3 5/8 x 3 1/8 inch). Lewis seated with son, William, on his lap. Housed in a 12 1/4 x 6-inch box within box 11.
Ambrotype with elliptical brass mat housed in embossed leather case in good condition (2 7/8 x 2 3/8 inch). Housed in a 12 1/4 x 6-inch box within box 11.
Tintype with oval brass mat (3 1/4 x 3 7/8 inch). William standing with right hand on chair back. Housed in a 12 1/4 x 6-inch box within box 11.
Tintype with oval brass mat housed in embossed leather case (3 5/8 x 3 1/8 inch). Front cover has been torn off. William seated in highchair. Housed in a 12 1/4 x 6-inch box within box 11.
Annotation on the photo says that it was taken on the day of Martha Pendergast Bonniwell's funeral. Housed in the 15 x 19-inch box within box 11.
Housed in the 15 x 19 inch box within box 11.
Students' pictures cut into ovals and pasted to paperboard backing. Housed in the 15 x 19-inch box within box 11.
World War I solders in front of barracks. Many soldiers identified. Housed in the 15 x 19-inch box within box 11.
Unidentified, leather bound. Items are fragile.
Leather bound, many individuals identified.
Velvet covered with hardened plastic rose applied to front cover.
Housed in a 12 1/4 x 6-inch box within box 11.
Canvas covered albums, unidentified compilers. Contain images of Hutchinson businesses and homes, unidentified people, and farm and rural scenes. Appear to be prints made from glass plate negatives. Housed in a 12 1/4 x 6-inch box within box 11.
Housed in a 12 1/4 x 6-inch box within box 11.
Contains genealogy information tracing those families back to the individuals who emigrated to the United States (ca. 1630s) through the 1920s. In some instances the compiler researched the name and history before the emigration. The history, including birth, death, and marriage dates, is accompanied by notes, reminiscences, and facts quoted or cut from newspapers or books. There are also a few photographs.
Contains genealogy information tracing those families back to the individuals who emigrated to the United States (ca. 1630s) through the 1920s. Some information overlaps with the other family history. The chronology, including birth, death, and marriage dates, is accompanied by some narrative paragraphs on individual family members.
Notes gathered by Daniel Jensen, who researched Timothy Harrison Pendergast, and by others. The presence of letters and notes from William Henry Harrington to Martha about the family genealogy implies that he researched in the genealogies.
Conducted by Daniel L. Jensen.
Ellen's stories retold by her grandchildren, particularly of the 1862 Dakota Indian conflict.
Family tree with birth, marriage, and death dates.
Bemis, John
Bigelow, Nellie (neé Gregg)
Bonniwell, Martha Abbie (née Pendergast) (1834-)
Bonniwell, William P.
Bradford, Alice (née Hanson)
Bradford, Alice
Bradford, Alice (née Richards)
Bradford, John (1653-1736)
Bradford, Mercy (née Warren)
Bradford, Samuel (1683-)
Bradford, Sarah (née Gray)
Bradford, William (-1595/6)
Bradford, William (-1591)
Bradford, William
Bradford, William (1624-)
Bradbury, Sarah (née Merrill) (1706-)
Bradbury, Thomas
Briggs, Ann (née Hathaway)
Briggs, Daniel (-1757)
Briggs, Daniel (1783-1862)
Briggs, George (1781-)
Briggs, John (1785-1853)
Briggs, Jothan (1738-)
Briggs, Lydia (1749-1750)
Briggs, Lydia (1790-)
Briggs, Mathew
Briggs, Nathan (1778-)
Briggs, Rhoda (1772-)
Briggs, Rufus (1735-)
Briggs, Ruth (1774-1852-)
Briggs, Sarah (1788-1864)
Briggs, Sarah (née French) (1750-1831)
Briggs, Seth (1776-)
Briggs, Weighstill (née Sumner) (-1772)
Briggs, William (1743-1820)
Briggs, William (1770-1855)
Burbank, John
Burbank, Susanna (née Merrill) (1640-)
Caverly, Bridget, (née Pendergast) (1745-)
Caverly, Philip
Clark, Helen R. (née Harrington) (1896-)
Clark, John W.
Clark, Mercy (née Merrill) (1713-)
Clark, Samuel
Cloyes, Peter
Cloyes Sarah (née Towne)
Cohen, Dorothy Beatrice (1906-)
Cohen, Jessie Nadine (née Harrington)(1876-)
Cohen, Max
Cohen, William Bradford
Collins, Apphia (née Merrill) (1704-)
Collins, Ebenezer
Cotton, Benjamin
Cotton, Elizabeth (née Ham)
Cotton, John (-1714)
Cotton, Joseph
Cotton, Margaret (née Fernald)
Cotton, Sarah
Cotton, Sarah (née Hearl)
Cotton, Solomon
Cotton, Solomon
Cotton, Thomas
Cotton, William (-1678)
Cotton, William
Doe, Brodstreet
Doe, Hannah (née Pendergast) (1782-)
Durgin, Lydia Ann (née Mathew)
Edgerly, John
Evans, Sibyl M. (née Harrington) (1891-)
Evans, William D.
Evans, William H. (1921-)
Fernald, Elizabeth (née Landon)
Fernald, William
French, Jewett
French, Mary (née Pendergast) (1785-)
Gilson, Pembroke S.
Griffin, Elizabeth (née York)
Griffin, Elizabeth (1707-)
Griffin, Humphrey (1605-)
Griffin, Joanna (-1657)
Griffin, Judith (née Robinson)
Griffin, Margaret (née Burnham)
Griffin, Samuel (-1690?)
Griffin, Samuel
Griffin, Samuel (1707-1794)
Griffin, Thomas (1734-)
Ham, Honor
Ham, William
Hanson, John
Harrington, Ann (née Clinton)
Harrington, Benjamin
Harrington, Charlotte (née Bascomb)
Harrington, Clifford A. (1886-)
Harrington, Corrine (1920-)
Harrington, Daniel
Harrington, Deborah (née Wakefield) (1756-1830)
Harrington, Deborah (1818-1857)
Harrington, Dorothy E. (1914-1921)
Harrington, Earl G. (1889-)
Harrington, Ebenezer (1687-1754)
Harrington, Ebenezer
Harrington, Edward
Harrington, Elias
Harrington, Elizabeth (Betty) Bent (née Reed)
Harrington, Ella Nadine (née Adams) (1849-1896)
Harrington, Ellen Myra (née Pendergast) (1836-1915)
Harrington, Ezra (1811-1860)
Harrington, Florence M. (1898-)
Harrington, Frances Sibylla (1848-1891)
Harrington, Frank Clark (1875-1876)
Harrington, Frank M. (1888-
Harrington, Frank Mortimer (1844-1864)
Harrington, George M.(1822-1877)
Harrington, Guy P. (1883-)
Harrington, Hannah (1759-)
Harrington, Hapsiba (née Cloyes)
Harrington, Hapsiba
Harrington, Helena (née Bascomb)
Harrington, Jane E. (1837-1839)
Harrington, Jessie F. (1901-)
Harrington, John
Harrington, John (1752-1802)
Harrington, John (1785-1857)
Harrington, John Stevens (1815-1904)
Harrington, Joshua (1718-)
Harrington, Joshua (1755-)
Harrington, Joshua (1820-1877)
Harrington, Lewis Iddings(1830-1884)
Harrington, Lewis Pembroke (1854-)
Harrington, Lillian (née Benson)
Harrington, Marjorie Ruth (1917-)
Harrington, Mary (née Groshong)
Harrington, Mary Hildrath (-1907)
Harrington, Mary Jane (1918-)
Harrington, Matilda D. (née Beytien) (-1917)
Harrington, Millie Adelaide (1863-1903)
Harrington, Phinneas
Harrington, Rebecca (née Bemis)
Harrington, Robert (1616-1707)
Harrington, Rose (née Meyer)
Harrington, Rhoda (née Kee)
Harrington, Samuel
Harrington, Sarah
Harrington, Sarah (1754-)
Harrington, Sarah (née Nurse)
Harrington, Sarah S. Gilson (née Cowles) (1821-1898)
Harrington, Sue S. (née Frazier)
Harrington, Susanna (née George) (1632-1694)
Harrington, Suzannah
Harrington, Sibylla (née Crane) (-1840)
Harrington, Thomas (1665-1712)
Harrington, Vera M. (1894-)
Harrington, William Henry (1838-1839)
Harrington, William Henry Harrison (1840-1920)
Harrington, William
Harrington, William Bradford (1813-1869)
Harrington, William Edmund (1860-)
Harrington, Ziba
Harris, Abagail (née Merrill) (1801-)
Harris, Thomas
Haskell, Joseph (1646-1727)
Haskell, Joseph (1681-1768)
Haskell, Sarah (née Davis)
Haskell, William (1617-1693)
Hearl, William
Kee, Ebenezer (1784-)
Kee, Ephriam (1779-)
Kee, Joanna (1787-)
Kee, Lucian (1794-)
Kee, Sarah (née Paddock) (1754-)
Kee, Sarah (1781-)
Kee, Stewart
Kent, Jane
Kent, Joseph
Laatsch, Doris May (née Merrill) (1923-)
Langley, Hannah (née Edgerly)
Langley, Hannah (née Kent)
Langley, James
Langley, James
Langley, Mary (née Runnels)
Langley, Sarah (née Trickey)
Langley, Thomas
Littlefield, Charles
Littlefield, Emaline
Littlefield, Esther (née Lufkin) (1795-1840)
Littlefield, Frank
Littlefield, Maria
Littlefield, Mary
Littlefield, Moses (1794-)
Littlefield, Walter
Lufkin, Abagail (née Parker)
Lufkin, Benjamin
Lufkin, Lydia (née Griffin)
Lufkin, Sara (née Haskell)
Lufkin, Thomas
Lufkin, Zebalon (1723-1818)
Merrill, Abagail (née Lanksford)
Merrill, Abagail (née Webster)
Merrill, Abel (1645-1689)
Merrill, Abraham (1637-1722)
Merrill, Albert Leonard (1825-1860)
Merrill, Ann (née Jumper)
Merrill, Anna
Merrill, Anna (1764-)
Merrill, Anna (née Evans)
Merrill, Benjamin (1721-)
Merrill, Benjamin (1748-1782)
Merrill, Bethena T. (1817-)
Merrill, Betty (née Merrill) (1715-)
Merrill, Daniel (1642-1717)
Merrill, Daniel (1672-)
Merrill, Daniel (1723-1809?)
Merrill, Daniel (1767-)
Merrill, Daniel (1780-1852)
Merrill, Edwin
Merrill, Elias (1750-1802)
Merrill, Elias (1773-1831)
Merrill, Elizabeth (née Clough)
Merrill, Elizabeth (née True)
Merrill, Emma
Merrill, Emma (née Littlefield)
Merrill, Esther (née Chase)
Merrill, Esther Jane (née Littlefield) (1831-1860)
Merrill, Genevieve (née Wingen)
Merrill, George
Merrill, Harriet (née Briggs)
Merrill, Harry Leonard (1857-1932)
Merrill, Hattie
Merrill, Henry
Merrill, Humphrey
Merrill, Jabez (1753-)
Merrill, Jabez (1779-1855)
Merrill, Jabez Henry (1822-)
Merrill, Jacob (1719-)
Merrill, James (1784-1879)
Merrill, Joanna (née Kinney)
Merrill, John (1635-1712)
Merrill, John (1674-)
Merrill, John R. (1813-)
Merrill, Joseph (1744-)
Merrill, Levi (1759-)
Merrill, Lewis Harrington (1887-)
Merrill, Lillian
Merrill, Lucy (née Morse)
Merrill, Lucy (née Tubbs)
Merrill, Nathaniel (1655-1673)
Merrill, Maria (née Harris)
Merrill, Marshfield (1783-)
Merrill, Martha A. (née Harrington) (1858-)
Merrill, Martha (née McManus)
Merrill, Mary
Merrill, Mary (1709-)
Merrill, Mary (née Allen)
Merrill, Mary (née Carr)
Merrill, Mary E. (1896-1896)
Merrill, Melinda C. (1806-)
Merrill, Mercyl (née Will)
Merrill, Moses (1683-1756)
Merrill, Moses (1707-)
Merrill, Moses (1758-)
Merrill, Moses (1760-)
Merrill, Moses (1799-1884)
Merrill, Nathan B. (1811-)
Merrill, Nathaniel (1610-1655)
Merrill, Nathaniel (1634-1683)
Merrill, Polly (née Marr)
Merrill, Polly (née Marston)
Merrill, Purcilla (née Chase)
Merrill, Rhoda (1747-)
Merrill, Rhoda (née True)
Merrill, Ruth (née Hatch)
Merrill, Samuel (1711-1801?)
Merrill, Sara Rowell (née Page)
Merrill, Sarah (née Bond)
Merrill, Sarah (née Briggs) (1788-1864)
Merrill, Sarah (née Clough)
Merrill, Sarah (née Collins)
Merrill, Sarah (née True)
Merrill, Sarah (née Watson)
Merrill, Stephen (1688-)
Merrill, Susanna (née Jorden) (-1673)
Merrill, Susanna (née Townsend)
Merrill, Thomas (1648-)
Merrill, William B. (1807-)
Morse, Rhoena H. (née Merrill) (1809-)
Morse, Sarah (née Merrill) (1677-)
Morse, William [marries Sarah]
Morse, William [marries Rhoena]
Murray, Timothy
Paddock, Ephriam (1721-)
Paddock, Ichabod (1627-)
Paddock, Joanna (née Faunce)
Paddock, Robert (-1650)
Paddock, Sarah (née Bradford) (1725-)
Paddock, Thomas
Paddock, Zachariah (1639?-1727)
Paddock, Zachariah
Page, Oneriferous
Page, Ruth (née Merrill) (1681-)
Pendergast, Abbie (née Cogswell)
Pendergast, Alice (1767-)
Pendergast, Ann (1735-)
Pendergast, Betty (née Shurburn)
Pendergast, Deborah (née Duda)
Pendergast, Edith M.
Pendergast, Edmund (1733-1765)
Pendergast, Edmund (1760-1846).
Pendergast, Edmund (1792-1868)
Pendergast, Elizabeth (Lizzie) C.
Pendergast, Elizabeth (née Churchill)
Pendergast, Hannah (née Langley) (1735-1780)
Pendergast, Hannah (née Gregg)
Pendergast, Harrison (-1921)
Pendergast, Jane (née Cotton) (1702-1754)
Pendergast, John (1745-1800)
Pendergast, Judith (née Mathew) (1828-1908)
Pendergast, Lloyd G. (1842-)
Pendergast, Lydia (née Murray) (1770-1838)
Pendergast, Lydia (née Wiggin) (-1848)
Pendergast, Mary Robert (née Lruger)
Pendergast, Maurice D. (1861-)
Pendergast, Mehetable (née Smart)
Pendergast, Nathaniel (1804-)
Pendergast, Olive (née ?) (1761-1790)
Pendergast, Solomon (1737-1759?)
Pendergast, Solomon (1808-1882)
Pendergast, Stephen (1690-1753)
Pendergast, Stephen (1731-)
Pendergast, Stephen (1808-1882)
Pendergast, Sybil F. (née Harrington) (1848-1891)
Pendergast, Timothy (1795-)
Pendergast, Timothy Harrison, (1838-)
Pendergast, Thomas (1762-)
Pendergast, Thomas (1787-)
Pendergast, William Wirt (1833-)
Pendergast, Winning (née Sutherland)
Petersen, Follmer
Petersen, Ruth Maureen (née Merrill) (1918-1997)
Prince, Jona
Prince, Rhoda (née Merrill) (1774-)
Richards, Thomas
Runnels, Jobe
Stevens, Deborah (née Harrington)
Stevens, Gardener
Stevens, Parker
Stevens, Sarah (née Merrill) (1789-)
Sutton, Margaret (née Pendergast) (1729-)
Sutton, Michael
Todd, D. S.
Todd, Hattie (née Harrington?)
True, John
True, Martha (née Merrill) (1683-)
Todd, Lydia M. (née Pendergast) (1852-)
Towne, Johanna (née Blessing)
Towne, William
Tracy, James
Tracy, Sally Maria (née Merrill) (1819-)
Wakefield, Dorcas (née Hayward)
Wakefield, William
Warren, Joseph
Wiggin, Sophie (née Pendergast) (1799-)
Wiggin, William
Witham, Lydia Griffin (née ?)