Of Irish origin the son of John and Rebecca (Bryan) Morrison, Jesse Morrison married Eleanor Saucier. Parentage and death information is courtesy of Findagrave member RTC3rd (#48292294).
During the Black Haw War of 1832, U.S. troops occupied the store-house of Jesse Morrison in Mineral Point, then Michigan Territory, later WI. He presented a claim of $500 to the US government for the use of his property. (Congressional Edition, Volume 870)
1839 Personal Property Assessment of Jo Daviess County, Illinois -GALENA ASSESSMENT PRECINCT-This precinct appears to encompass everything west of the Fever (Galena) River to the Mississippi River. This would include the present townships of West Galena, Rawlins, Menominee and Dunleith:
Morrison, Jesse - 1 horse $25, 2 clocks $100, 1 wagon $60, 1 retail store $2000, other $250
http://jodaviess.illinoisgenweb.org/tax/1839PP.htm
Jesse Morrison : Brick Cottage, 408 South Dodge Street, Galena, Jo Daviess County, IL
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Brick_Cottage,_408_South_Dodge_Street,_Galena,_Jo_Daviess_County,_IL_HABS_ILL,43-GALA,12-_(sheet_1_of_1).png
1850 United States Federal Census [p. 96]
Name: Eleanor Morrison
Age: 50
Birth Year: abt 1800
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1850: Galena, Jo Daviess, Illinois
Family Number: 3096
Jesse Morrison 59
Eleanor Morrison 50
Augustus Morrison 17
Mary A Carlan 20
Sovereigre Mingst 15
1870 United States Federal Census
Name:Jesse Morrisen
Age in 1870:83
Birth Year:abt 1787
Birthplace:Pennsylvania
Home in 1870:Galena, Jo Daviess, Illinois
Post Office:Galena
Household Members:
Jesse Morrisen 83
Adeline Morrisen 47
Eliner Morrisen 27
Frances Morrisen 21
Isabella Morrisen 19
John Morrisen 17
Louis Morrisen 12
Title: Morrison family. Papers (1792-1943.)
Description: William, Robert, Jesse, and James Morrison, as merchants, settled in western territory: William and Robert in Kaskaskia, Illinois; James and Jesse in St. Charles. The latter dissolved partnership in 1827 and Jesse moved to Galena, Illinois. … Collection includes original land grants, surveys and deeds pertaining to St. Charles and a few from Portage des Sioux. Also includes letters (1795-1840) of William, Robert and twin brothers Jesse and James Morrison relating to land claims, Indian and frontier trade, protection of Portage des Sioux.
http://collections.mohistory.org/archive/ARC:A1100
Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988
Name: Jessie Morrison
Event Type: Death
Birth Date: abt 1786
Death Date: 9 Sep 1875 [merchant][buried Cedar Grove]
Death Place: Boston, Massachusetts
Death Age: 89
Father Name: John
Mother Name: Rebecca
Jesse Morrison (son of John & Rebecca Bryan Morrison) is in my line. Thought you might wish to know he d. Boston, 9 Sep 1875, age 89 "of old age and prostatic disease". (Mass, Death Records, 1841-1915 on Ancestry.com)
Findagrave member RTC3rd (#48292294)
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...Jesse Morrison (1787-1875) later married Eleanor Saucier, another sister of Chouteau's wife.
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For additional Morrison family information, see the Boonslick Historical Society Vol. 13, Nos. 3-4 • Fall-Winter 2014:
http://www.boonslickhistoricalsociety.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/BLHV13-smaller.pdf
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suggested by RTC3rd, FIND A GRAVE ID 48292294, August 2022:
Jesse and brother Major James Morrison are in my line.
Jesse Morrison (1786-1875) married Eleanor Saucier (c 1788-1856) who was born Eleanor Le FEVRE, daughter of Charles Le FEVRE (1755-1790) and Francoise NICOLLE (les Bois) (born 1761). Eleanor (c 1788-1856) and her sister Emelie (1782-1831) were adopted by Francoise's second husband, Francois SAUCIER (1743-1821), married 1793. (Eleanor and Emelie married twins Jesse and James Morrison, respectively.)
These families have complicated ancestry. I found wonderful source material in Quebec, Genealogical Dictionary of Canadian Families, Vol 6, pages 147-148 which states the parents of Francoise NICOLE (Les Bois): Etienne NICOLE (les Bois) & Marie Angelique (Guyard/Giard). I have not be able (yet) to track down Marie Angelique Guyard's parents or even confirm whether this was her maiden name; perhaps she had married before?
During the Black Haw War of 1832, U.S. troops occupied the store-house of Jesse Morrison in Mineral Point, then Michigan Territory, later WI. He presented a claim of $500 to the US government for the use of his property. (Congressional Edition, Volume 870)
1839 Personal Property Assessment of Jo Daviess County, Illinois -GALENA ASSESSMENT PRECINCT-This precinct appears to encompass everything west of the Fever (Galena) River to the Mississippi River. This would include the present townships of West Galena, Rawlins, Menominee and Dunleith:
Morrison, Jesse - 1 horse $25, 2 clocks $100, 1 wagon $60, 1 retail store $2000, other $250
http://jodaviess.illinoisgenweb.org/tax/1839PP.htm
Jesse Morrison : Brick Cottage, 408 South Dodge Street, Galena, Jo Daviess County, IL
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Brick_Cottage,_408_South_Dodge_Street,_Galena,_Jo_Daviess_County,_IL_HABS_ILL,43-GALA,12-_(sheet_1_of_1).png
1850 United States Federal Census [p. 96]
Name: Eleanor Morrison
Age: 50
Birth Year: abt 1800
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1850: Galena, Jo Daviess, Illinois
Family Number: 3096
Jesse Morrison 59
Eleanor Morrison 50
Augustus Morrison 17
Mary A Carlan 20
Sovereigre Mingst 15
1870 United States Federal Census
Name:Jesse Morrisen
Age in 1870:83
Birth Year:abt 1787
Birthplace:Pennsylvania
Home in 1870:Galena, Jo Daviess, Illinois
Post Office:Galena
Household Members:
Jesse Morrisen 83
Adeline Morrisen 47
Eliner Morrisen 27
Frances Morrisen 21
Isabella Morrisen 19
John Morrisen 17
Louis Morrisen 12
Title: Morrison family. Papers (1792-1943.)
Description: William, Robert, Jesse, and James Morrison, as merchants, settled in western territory: William and Robert in Kaskaskia, Illinois; James and Jesse in St. Charles. The latter dissolved partnership in 1827 and Jesse moved to Galena, Illinois. … Collection includes original land grants, surveys and deeds pertaining to St. Charles and a few from Portage des Sioux. Also includes letters (1795-1840) of William, Robert and twin brothers Jesse and James Morrison relating to land claims, Indian and frontier trade, protection of Portage des Sioux.
http://collections.mohistory.org/archive/ARC:A1100
Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988
Name: Jessie Morrison
Event Type: Death
Birth Date: abt 1786
Death Date: 9 Sep 1875 [merchant][buried Cedar Grove]
Death Place: Boston, Massachusetts
Death Age: 89
Father Name: John
Mother Name: Rebecca
Jesse Morrison (son of John & Rebecca Bryan Morrison) is in my line. Thought you might wish to know he d. Boston, 9 Sep 1875, age 89 "of old age and prostatic disease". (Mass, Death Records, 1841-1915 on Ancestry.com)
Findagrave member RTC3rd (#48292294)
--------
...Jesse Morrison (1787-1875) later married Eleanor Saucier, another sister of Chouteau's wife.
-------
For additional Morrison family information, see the Boonslick Historical Society Vol. 13, Nos. 3-4 • Fall-Winter 2014:
http://www.boonslickhistoricalsociety.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/BLHV13-smaller.pdf
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suggested by RTC3rd, FIND A GRAVE ID 48292294, August 2022:
Jesse and brother Major James Morrison are in my line.
Jesse Morrison (1786-1875) married Eleanor Saucier (c 1788-1856) who was born Eleanor Le FEVRE, daughter of Charles Le FEVRE (1755-1790) and Francoise NICOLLE (les Bois) (born 1761). Eleanor (c 1788-1856) and her sister Emelie (1782-1831) were adopted by Francoise's second husband, Francois SAUCIER (1743-1821), married 1793. (Eleanor and Emelie married twins Jesse and James Morrison, respectively.)
These families have complicated ancestry. I found wonderful source material in Quebec, Genealogical Dictionary of Canadian Families, Vol 6, pages 147-148 which states the parents of Francoise NICOLE (Les Bois): Etienne NICOLE (les Bois) & Marie Angelique (Guyard/Giard). I have not be able (yet) to track down Marie Angelique Guyard's parents or even confirm whether this was her maiden name; perhaps she had married before?
Of Irish origin the son of John and Rebecca (Bryan) Morrison, Jesse Morrison married Eleanor Saucier. Parentage and death information is courtesy of Findagrave member RTC3rd (#48292294).
During the Black Haw War of 1832, U.S. troops occupied the store-house of Jesse Morrison in Mineral Point, then Michigan Territory, later WI. He presented a claim of $500 to the US government for the use of his property. (Congressional Edition, Volume 870)
1839 Personal Property Assessment of Jo Daviess County, Illinois -GALENA ASSESSMENT PRECINCT-This precinct appears to encompass everything west of the Fever (Galena) River to the Mississippi River. This would include the present townships of West Galena, Rawlins, Menominee and Dunleith:
Morrison, Jesse - 1 horse $25, 2 clocks $100, 1 wagon $60, 1 retail store $2000, other $250
http://jodaviess.illinoisgenweb.org/tax/1839PP.htm
Jesse Morrison : Brick Cottage, 408 South Dodge Street, Galena, Jo Daviess County, IL
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Brick_Cottage,_408_South_Dodge_Street,_Galena,_Jo_Daviess_County,_IL_HABS_ILL,43-GALA,12-_(sheet_1_of_1).png
1850 United States Federal Census [p. 96]
Name: Eleanor Morrison
Age: 50
Birth Year: abt 1800
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1850: Galena, Jo Daviess, Illinois
Family Number: 3096
Jesse Morrison 59
Eleanor Morrison 50
Augustus Morrison 17
Mary A Carlan 20
Sovereigre Mingst 15
1870 United States Federal Census
Name:Jesse Morrisen
Age in 1870:83
Birth Year:abt 1787
Birthplace:Pennsylvania
Home in 1870:Galena, Jo Daviess, Illinois
Post Office:Galena
Household Members:
Jesse Morrisen 83
Adeline Morrisen 47
Eliner Morrisen 27
Frances Morrisen 21
Isabella Morrisen 19
John Morrisen 17
Louis Morrisen 12
Title: Morrison family. Papers (1792-1943.)
Description: William, Robert, Jesse, and James Morrison, as merchants, settled in western territory: William and Robert in Kaskaskia, Illinois; James and Jesse in St. Charles. The latter dissolved partnership in 1827 and Jesse moved to Galena, Illinois. … Collection includes original land grants, surveys and deeds pertaining to St. Charles and a few from Portage des Sioux. Also includes letters (1795-1840) of William, Robert and twin brothers Jesse and James Morrison relating to land claims, Indian and frontier trade, protection of Portage des Sioux.
http://collections.mohistory.org/archive/ARC:A1100
Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988
Name: Jessie Morrison
Event Type: Death
Birth Date: abt 1786
Death Date: 9 Sep 1875 [merchant][buried Cedar Grove]
Death Place: Boston, Massachusetts
Death Age: 89
Father Name: John
Mother Name: Rebecca
Jesse Morrison (son of John & Rebecca Bryan Morrison) is in my line. Thought you might wish to know he d. Boston, 9 Sep 1875, age 89 "of old age and prostatic disease". (Mass, Death Records, 1841-1915 on Ancestry.com)
Findagrave member RTC3rd (#48292294)
--------
...Jesse Morrison (1787-1875) later married Eleanor Saucier, another sister of Chouteau's wife.
-------
For additional Morrison family information, see the Boonslick Historical Society Vol. 13, Nos. 3-4 • Fall-Winter 2014:
http://www.boonslickhistoricalsociety.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/BLHV13-smaller.pdf
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suggested by RTC3rd, FIND A GRAVE ID 48292294, August 2022:
Jesse and brother Major James Morrison are in my line.
Jesse Morrison (1786-1875) married Eleanor Saucier (c 1788-1856) who was born Eleanor Le FEVRE, daughter of Charles Le FEVRE (1755-1790) and Francoise NICOLLE (les Bois) (born 1761). Eleanor (c 1788-1856) and her sister Emelie (1782-1831) were adopted by Francoise's second husband, Francois SAUCIER (1743-1821), married 1793. (Eleanor and Emelie married twins Jesse and James Morrison, respectively.)
These families have complicated ancestry. I found wonderful source material in Quebec, Genealogical Dictionary of Canadian Families, Vol 6, pages 147-148 which states the parents of Francoise NICOLE (Les Bois): Etienne NICOLE (les Bois) & Marie Angelique (Guyard/Giard). I have not be able (yet) to track down Marie Angelique Guyard's parents or even confirm whether this was her maiden name; perhaps she had married before?
During the Black Haw War of 1832, U.S. troops occupied the store-house of Jesse Morrison in Mineral Point, then Michigan Territory, later WI. He presented a claim of $500 to the US government for the use of his property. (Congressional Edition, Volume 870)
1839 Personal Property Assessment of Jo Daviess County, Illinois -GALENA ASSESSMENT PRECINCT-This precinct appears to encompass everything west of the Fever (Galena) River to the Mississippi River. This would include the present townships of West Galena, Rawlins, Menominee and Dunleith:
Morrison, Jesse - 1 horse $25, 2 clocks $100, 1 wagon $60, 1 retail store $2000, other $250
http://jodaviess.illinoisgenweb.org/tax/1839PP.htm
Jesse Morrison : Brick Cottage, 408 South Dodge Street, Galena, Jo Daviess County, IL
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Brick_Cottage,_408_South_Dodge_Street,_Galena,_Jo_Daviess_County,_IL_HABS_ILL,43-GALA,12-_(sheet_1_of_1).png
1850 United States Federal Census [p. 96]
Name: Eleanor Morrison
Age: 50
Birth Year: abt 1800
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1850: Galena, Jo Daviess, Illinois
Family Number: 3096
Jesse Morrison 59
Eleanor Morrison 50
Augustus Morrison 17
Mary A Carlan 20
Sovereigre Mingst 15
1870 United States Federal Census
Name:Jesse Morrisen
Age in 1870:83
Birth Year:abt 1787
Birthplace:Pennsylvania
Home in 1870:Galena, Jo Daviess, Illinois
Post Office:Galena
Household Members:
Jesse Morrisen 83
Adeline Morrisen 47
Eliner Morrisen 27
Frances Morrisen 21
Isabella Morrisen 19
John Morrisen 17
Louis Morrisen 12
Title: Morrison family. Papers (1792-1943.)
Description: William, Robert, Jesse, and James Morrison, as merchants, settled in western territory: William and Robert in Kaskaskia, Illinois; James and Jesse in St. Charles. The latter dissolved partnership in 1827 and Jesse moved to Galena, Illinois. … Collection includes original land grants, surveys and deeds pertaining to St. Charles and a few from Portage des Sioux. Also includes letters (1795-1840) of William, Robert and twin brothers Jesse and James Morrison relating to land claims, Indian and frontier trade, protection of Portage des Sioux.
http://collections.mohistory.org/archive/ARC:A1100
Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988
Name: Jessie Morrison
Event Type: Death
Birth Date: abt 1786
Death Date: 9 Sep 1875 [merchant][buried Cedar Grove]
Death Place: Boston, Massachusetts
Death Age: 89
Father Name: John
Mother Name: Rebecca
Jesse Morrison (son of John & Rebecca Bryan Morrison) is in my line. Thought you might wish to know he d. Boston, 9 Sep 1875, age 89 "of old age and prostatic disease". (Mass, Death Records, 1841-1915 on Ancestry.com)
Findagrave member RTC3rd (#48292294)
--------
...Jesse Morrison (1787-1875) later married Eleanor Saucier, another sister of Chouteau's wife.
-------
For additional Morrison family information, see the Boonslick Historical Society Vol. 13, Nos. 3-4 • Fall-Winter 2014:
http://www.boonslickhistoricalsociety.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/BLHV13-smaller.pdf
------
suggested by RTC3rd, FIND A GRAVE ID 48292294, August 2022:
Jesse and brother Major James Morrison are in my line.
Jesse Morrison (1786-1875) married Eleanor Saucier (c 1788-1856) who was born Eleanor Le FEVRE, daughter of Charles Le FEVRE (1755-1790) and Francoise NICOLLE (les Bois) (born 1761). Eleanor (c 1788-1856) and her sister Emelie (1782-1831) were adopted by Francoise's second husband, Francois SAUCIER (1743-1821), married 1793. (Eleanor and Emelie married twins Jesse and James Morrison, respectively.)
These families have complicated ancestry. I found wonderful source material in Quebec, Genealogical Dictionary of Canadian Families, Vol 6, pages 147-148 which states the parents of Francoise NICOLE (Les Bois): Etienne NICOLE (les Bois) & Marie Angelique (Guyard/Giard). I have not be able (yet) to track down Marie Angelique Guyard's parents or even confirm whether this was her maiden name; perhaps she had married before?
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