Events
- Born
- 29 JUN 17131 source
- Died
- 10 APR 1751 — Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States1 source
Family
Family group sheet →Married: FEB 1730/31
- FatherAnthony Morris14 FEB 1705/06 – 2 OCT 1780
- MotherSarah Powell29 JUN 1713 – 10 APR 1751
- ChildThomas Morris25 JAN 1745/46 – UNKNOWN
- ChildAnthony Morris25 NOV 1731 – 28 FEB 1732/33
- ChildSamuel Morris24 JUN 1734 – 7 JUL 1812
- ChildDeborah Morris15 NOV 1736 – 23 NOV 1787
- ChildAnthony Morris8 OCT 1738 – 3 JAN 1777
- ChildIsrael Morris6 APR 1741 – 30 OCT 1806
- ChildSarah Morris2 JUL 1743 – 20 JAN 1830
Sources & citations
Birth
- Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania
54-55, Anthony Morris, eldest son of Anthony and Phoebe (Guest) Morris, born in Philadelphia, February 14, 1705-6, on arriving at manhood became associated with his father in the brewing business. Anthony Morris died at his county seat, "Peckham", in Southwark, October 2, 1780, aged nearly seventy-five years. He married (first) 12mo., 1730, Sarah, born June 29, 1713, daughter of Samuel Powell, a rich builder, by his wife, Abigail Wilcox. She died April 10, 1751, and he married (second) April 30, 1752, Elizabeth, born February 20, 1721-2, daughter of William and Jane (Evans) Hudson, and granddaughter of William Hudson, member of Colonial Assembly and Mayor of Philadelphia, 1725-6, by his wife Mary Richardson. Elizabeth Morris survived her husband, dying May 23, 1783.
Death
- Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania
54-55, Anthony Morris, eldest son of Anthony and Phoebe (Guest) Morris, born in Philadelphia, February 14, 1705-6, on arriving at manhood became associated with his father in the brewing business. Anthony Morris died at his county seat, "Peckham", in Southwark, October 2, 1780, aged nearly seventy-five years. He married (first) 12mo., 1730, Sarah, born June 29, 1713, daughter of Samuel Powell, a rich builder, by his wife, Abigail Wilcox. She died April 10, 1751, and he married (second) April 30, 1752, Elizabeth, born February 20, 1721-2, daughter of William and Jane (Evans) Hudson, and granddaughter of William Hudson, member of Colonial Assembly and Mayor of Philadelphia, 1725-6, by his wife Mary Richardson. Elizabeth Morris survived her husband, dying May 23, 1783.