Hannah was the daughter of Philip Morrill and Hannah Currier Morrill. She was married in Cornville, Maine, 7 March 1819, to Ephraim Currier, who was born in Amesbury, MA. She had six children, all born in Maine: Charles and Ploma Morrill (born in Corinth); Harriet, James, Hannah Hackett, and Henry (born in Norridgewock).
In about 1849 she, along with her husband and three youngest children, moved to Lowell, MA. Apparently they helped run a boarding house for young women working in Lowell's textile mills.
In about 1849 she, along with her husband and three youngest children, moved to Lowell, MA. Apparently they helped run a boarding house for young women working in Lowell's textile mills.
Hannah was the daughter of Philip Morrill and Hannah Currier Morrill. She was married in Cornville, Maine, 7 March 1819, to Ephraim Currier, who was born in Amesbury, MA. She had six children, all born in Maine: Charles and Ploma Morrill (born in Corinth); Harriet, James, Hannah Hackett, and Henry (born in Norridgewock).
In about 1849 she, along with her husband and three youngest children, moved to Lowell, MA. Apparently they helped run a boarding house for young women working in Lowell's textile mills.
In about 1849 she, along with her husband and three youngest children, moved to Lowell, MA. Apparently they helped run a boarding house for young women working in Lowell's textile mills.
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