Excerpt from The Man Shakespeare: And Other Essays
Catharine Merrill was born at Corydon, Indiana, on January 24, 1824. Her father, Samuel Merrill, was Treasurer of State, and a few months later, when he removed the treasury to the new capital, Indianapolis, he took with him to their new home in the wilderness his household, including his little daughter.
The father, Samuel Merrill, was a scholarly man, educated at Dartmouth College, and a classmate and friend of Thaddeus Stevens. He came of Vermont Puritan stock, and his marked Puritan traits of honesty and reverence for religion he transmitted to his daughter.
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