History of Acworth, New Hampshire
From: tumbleweed@lisco.net - Sharon Franklin

Surname: MERRILL
Source:  History of Acworth with the Proceedings of the Centennial Anniversary, Genealogical
         Records and Register of Farms by Rev. J. L. Merrill, Town of Acworth, 1869, page 245

NATHANIEL MERRILL - born in Salem 1765 - married Lydia Fields, settled in Acworth 1789 - died 
aged 84, - children,
I. Woodbury - born 1787, - married first Sally Brackway - children,
	1. Martin - died young.
	2. Lydia - married first Nathaniel P. Collins.
	   Lydia - married second John S. Collins - children,
		(1) John P. - died in army.
		(2) Louisa H.
   Woodbury - married second Sarah Warner - removed to New York - children,
	3. Nathaniel - died young.
	4. Elizabeth
	5. Mary - married Solomen Fones.
II. Betsey - married Jedediah Sabine of Lempster - children,
	1. Mary - married Phineas Pettengill (see Pettengill family).
	2. John - married Caroline Way.
	3. Emeline - died unmarried.
III. Polly - died unmarried.
IV. Philena died unmarried.
V. Irene - married Jesse Dow of New London - children,
	1. Philena - married John d. Hemphill - children,
		(1) Sarah J.
		(2) Irene W.
		(3) Aurora
VI. Nathaniel - born 1802 - married Hannah S. Collins of Springfield - children,
	1. Alice R. - married George M. Peck (see Peck family).
	2. Hannah R. - married Milo H. Newton (see Newton family)
	3. Emeline S. - married Merrill Robie
	4. Nathaniel P. - married Emavine King - removed to Iowa.
	5. Sarah J. - married Manly W. Gassett
	6. Helen M.
	7. William E.

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