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"Joseph Morgan" and "Elizabeth Lloyd"
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Joseph MORGAN3,401,405
was born in 1702 in Montgomery, PA.3,405
[NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Alt. Birth]3,401
He died in 1748.3,405
He is reference number 95976. Parents: Edward
MORGAN and Margaret
Elizabeth JARMAN.
Spouse: Elizabeth
LLOYD. Joseph MORGAN and Elizabeth LLOYD were married.
Reference Number:1213837
Spouse: Elizabeth
LLOYD. Joseph MORGAN and Elizabeth LLOYD were married WFT
Est 1719-1742.3,405
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Joseph MORGAN was born between 1688 and 1716. He died
between 1752 and 1799. Parents: Edward
MORGAN and Margaret
Elizabeth JARMAN.
He was married to Elizabeth
LLOYD in 1728. Children were: Joseph
MORGAN Jr., Rachel
MORGAN, Mordecai
MORGAN, Catherine
MORGAN, Daniel
MORGAN, Sarah
MORGAN, Edward
MORGAN, Able
MORGAN, James
MORGAN, Elizabeth
MORGAN.
Joseph MORGAN Jr. was born between 1728 and 1732. He died
in 1804. Parents: Joseph
MORGAN and Elizabeth
LLOYD.
He was married to Martha
UNKNOWN between 1728 and 1776. Children were: Josiah
MORGAN, Deborah
MORGAN, John
M. MORGAN, Mary
(Polly) MORGAN.
Joseph MORGAN was born in 1766. He died in 1828.
Parents: Edward
MORGAN and Susannah
TAYLOR.
He was married to Rebecca
SPAHN between 1800 and 1824.
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Descendants of: James MORGAN
1 James MORGAN b. ABT 1640 d. 1741
m. Ann HOPTON
2 William MORGAN
Died as infant.
2 Edward MORGAN b. ABT 1663
m. Elizabeth JARMAN
Arrived in Philadelphis PA 20 September 1683 aboard "The Morning Star" from
Liverpool, England. He soon married Elizabeth who had arrived on the same
ship. Famil lived in Gwynedd PA by 1690 and were members of the Friends
Radnor Meeting.
3 William MORGAN b. ABT 1687 d. 13 Oct 1780
m. Elizabeth ROBERTS m. 7 Oct 1713 Friends Radnor Meeting
m. Catherine ROBESON m. 7 Oct 1731
4 Margaret MORGAN b. 29 Sep 1714
4 Elizabeth MORGAN b. 19 Jan 1717
4 Sarah MORGAN b. 17 May 1719
4 Edward MORGAN b. 1722
4 Catherine MORGAN b. 1723
4 George MORGAN b. 1733
3 Edward MORGAN b. ABT 1689 d. bef 7 May 1718
m. Margaret ____
4 Hannah MORGAN
4 Miriam MORGAN
4 Edward MORGAN
4 George MORGAN
4 Mary MORGAN
3 Elizabeth MORGAN b. ABT 1690 d. AFT 23 Dec 1727
m. Cadwalder MORRIS m. 24 Mar 1710 Friends Radnor Meeting
4 Catherine MORRIS
4 William MORRIS
4 David MORRIS
4 Edward MORRIS
4 Morris MORRIS
4 Alice MORRIS
3 Daniel MORGAN b. 1691 d. 29 Jun 1773
m. Elizabeth ROBERTS m. 21 Sep 1718 Friends Radnor Meeting b. 1689 d. 14 Nov 1777
4 Benjamin MORGAN b. 1719
4 Ruth MORGAN b. 15 Mar 1721
m. Nathan EVANS
m. Moses PETERS
3 Margaret MORGAN b. 22 Aug 1693 d. 24 Oct 1750
m. Samuel THOMAS m. 1 Mar 1713 Friends Radnor Meeting
4 Elizabeth THOMAS b. 1714
4 Catharine THOMAS b. 31 Oct 1715
4 Samuel THOMAS b. 1717
4 Thomas THOMAS b. 1718
4 John THOMAS b. 19 Dec 1720
4 Edward THOMAS b. 23 Nov 1722
4 Ellen THOMAS b. 19 Nov 1724
4 Mary THOMAS b. 10 Oct 1726
4 Sarah THOMAS b. 1728
4 Mary THOMAS b. 8 Jul 1730
4 Samuel THOMAS
3 Morgan MORGAN b. _____ d. 1727
m. Dorothy HUGHES m. 27 Mar 1718
4 Edward MORGAN b. 1719 d. 17 May 1823
m. Margaret RITTENHOUSE m. 1748
4 Jesse MORGAN b. ABT 1721 d. 1757
m. Mary RITTENHOUSE
3 Deborah MORGAN b. _____ d. 18 Jul 1699
3 Mary MORGAN
m. John WRIGHT
3 John MORGAN b. ABT 1698
m. Sarah LLOYD m. 8 Sep 1721 Friends Radnor Meeting b. 14 Jul 1701 d. 6 Aug 1747
4 John MORGAN, Jr. b. ABT 1722
m. Mary CURTIS
4 Elizabeth MORGAN
m. William BALDWIN
4 Sarah MORGAN
m. Colbert BLAIR
4 William MORGAN b. 1742 d. 7 Apr 1771
m. Rebecca MILLS m. 10 Jul 1760 Rowan Co. NC
4 Morgan MORGAN b. 1746
3 Sarah MORGAN b. 1700 d. 1 Jan 1777
m. Squire BOONE m. 23 Jul 1720 Friends Radnor Meeting b. 1966 d. 1765
4 Sarah BOONE b. 1724 d. 1815
m. John WILCOCKSON
4 Israel BOONE b. 1726 d. 1756
m. ____ ____ m. 13 Dec 1747
4 Samuel BOONE b. 1728 d. 1816
m. Sara DAY
4 Jonathan BOONE b. 1730 d. 1808
4 Elizabeth BOONE b. 1732 d. 1825
m. William GRANT m. 1750 b. 1726 d. 1804
4 Daniel BOONE b. 24 Nov 1734 d. 26 Sep 1820
m. Rebecca BRYAN b. 1739 d. 1813
4 Mary BOONE b. 1736 d. 1819
m. William BRYAN m. 1755 b. 1733 d. 1780
4 George BOONE b. 1739 d. 1820
m. Ann LINVILLE
4 Edward BOONE b. 1740 d. 1780
m. Martha BRYAN m. 8 Aug 1765
4 Squire BOONE, Jr. b. 1744 d. 1815
m. Jane VAN CLEVE b. 1749 d. 1829
4 Hannah BOONE b. 1746 d. 1828
m. John STEWART m. 1765
m. Richard PENNINGTON m. 1777
3 Joseph MORGAN b. ABT 1702 d. BEF ?? Feb 1749 Frederick Co. VA
m. Elizabeth LLOYD m. 8 Sep 1728 Friends Radnor Meeting
4 Daniel (2) MORGAN, Gen. b. 1729 d. 6 Jul 1802
m. Abigail CURRY
4 Sarah MORGAN b. 1730 d. 1796
m. William NEELY
4 Edward MORGAN b. 1736 d. 1799
m. Susannah TAYLOR
4 Abel MORGAN b. _____ d. 1793
m. Elizabeth BELL m. 1790
4 Mordecai MORGAN b. _____ d. 1813
m. Martha PRESTON
4 Joseph MORGAN, Jr.
m. Nancy CURTIS
4 Catharine MORGAN
m. Michael CLOWER
4 Rachel MORGAN
m. ____ HURST m. 13 Jul 1763
4 Elizabeth MORGAN
m. George CLOWER m. 1759
4 James MORGAN
m. Elizabeth TAYLOR
2 Sarah MORGAN
m. Stephen BEASLEY
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The
Earliest Documented Ancestor of
MORGAN DNA Testing
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- It is believed, but not proven that both of the first two
lines begin with Edward Morgan born about 1660 in Bala,
Marioneth, Wales and died after Oct 1732 in Pennsylvania,
USA. He married Elizabeth Jarman after 7 Oct 1731 in
Pennsylvania.
- Their son, Joseph Morgan, married Elizabeth Lloyd and
died before 8 Feb 1748/49 in Frederick Co., Virginia.
The two DNA participants are descended from
the proven lines below.
Joseph Morgan was born about 1745 and died before July
1801 in Burke Co., NC.
- His son, Job Meekly Morgan, was born 7 Mar 1771 in
Burke Co., NC and died 1 Jan 1857 in Putnum, Jackson
Co., TN.
- His son, William Carroll Morgan, was born 1 Mar
1816 in Jackson Co., TN and died 27 Apr 1887 in
Johnson Co., TX.
- His son, Daniel M. Morgan, was born after June
1857 in MO, (possibly Gasconade Co.) and died
after 1941.
- His son, Charles Edward Morgan, was born 8
Oct 1890 in Hillsboro, Hill Co., TX and died
8 Oct 1965 in Inglewood, Los Angeles Co.,
CA.
Joseph Morgan was born about 1745 and died before July
1801 in Burke Co., NC. He married Nancy "Ann"
Curtis who was born about 1749 and died after 1807.
- Their son, Job Morgan, was born 1 Mar 1771 in Burke
Co., NC and died 1 Jan 1857, at Spring Creek, Jackson
Co., TN. He married Sarah "Sally" Hawkins who
was born 17 Sep 1778 in Burke Co., TN and died 18 Jan
1863 at Spring Creek, Jackson Co. TN.
- Their son, Austin Hawkins Morgan, was born 15 Oct
1813 at Spring Creek, Jackson Co., TN and died 18
May 1897 and is buried in Overton County Cemetery,
TN. He married Amanda Elizabeth Maxwell who was born
22 Dec 1826 at Spring Creek, Jackson Co., TN and
died 16 Mar 1907 and is buried in Overton County
Cemetery, TN.
- Their son, Joseph Warren Morgan, was born 11
Sep 1850 at Spring Creek, Jackson Co., TN and
died 13 Nov 1935 and is buried in Poplar Springs
Cemetery, Jackson Co., TN. He married Louisa
Sabrina Masters who was born 5 Nov 1855 at
Gainesboro, Jackson Co., TN and died 19 Jul 1936
in Cookville, Jackson Co., TN.
- Their son, James Perry Morgan, was born 6
May 1882 and died 2 Nov 1954 in Putnam Co.
TN and is buried in Poplar Springs Cemetery,
Jackson Co., TN. He married Maggie Masters
who was born13 Apr 1886 in Jackson Co., TN
and died 15 Nov 1916 in Putnam Co., TN and
is buried in Poplar Srpings Cemetery,
Jackson Co., TN.
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Daniel Morgan (1736 – July 6, 1802) was an American
pioneer, soldier, and United
States Representative from Virginia.
Morgan was the fifth of seven children of Joseph Morgan
(1702–1748) and Elizabeth Lloyd (1706–1748).
Daniel Morgan's great-great-grandfather was also the uncle of
the famous Welsh privateer and pirate, Henry
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I'm looking for additional information on the children of
Joseph Morgan (b 1702 PA died 1748 Frederick Co., VA) He was
married to Elizabeth Lloyd on September 28 in Merion MM,
Philadelphia County, PA. The known children I have our:
Edward Morgan of Ohio County, (W)Virginia born 16 December
1735/1736, will was recorded on June 17, 1799 in Ohio County,
(W) Virginia. Married Susannah Taylor abt 1762. Edward was
dismissed from the Friends Society in 1762 for marrying out of
unity. 7 children were named in his will.
Joseph Morgan d. bef July 1801 of Burke Co., NC
Rachel Morgan m Joseph Hurst, son Morgan Hurst was residing in
Ohio County, (W) Virginia
Mordecai Morgan d. of Burke Co., NC m. Martha
Daniel Morgan was in Ohio County in 1777 when he took his
"Oath of Fidelity" He was married to Margaret and
know of six children born to this union.
My direct line is with Edward Morgan and I would like to know
more about his siblings. If any one has any additional
information I would love to hear from you.
Linda Kent
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Father:
Edward
Morgan |
| Mother:
Elizabeth
Jarman |
| Birth |
About
1702 |
Gwynedd,
Montgomery, Pennsylvania |
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Father:
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| HISTORY OF THE BOONE, BRYAN, MORGAN FAMILIES
By Roberta Stuart Sims
(Mrs. E. Kitteredge Sims)
of Shreveport, LA
George Boone was a weaver by trade and a Quaker by
religion. He was born in 1665 in the hamlet of Stoak
near Exeter in Devonshire, England. In his time the
Quakers were oppressed and George Boone therefore
sought information of William Penn, his
co-religionist, regarding the colony which Penn had
established in America. In 1712 he sent his three
children, George, Sarah, and Squire to spy out the
land. Sarah and Squire remained in Pennsylvania, while
their brother George returned to England with glowing
reports. On August 17, 1717, George Boone went first
to Abingdon, the Quaker farming community. Later they
moved to the northwestern frontier hamlet of North
Wales, a Welch community which a few years previously
had turned Quaker.
(Ref. "Pioneers of the old Southwest" by
Skinner ; 24-25)
George Boone's wife was Mary Milton Maugridge.
(Ref. "The Boone Bulletin" and "The
American Pioneer Records")
Their children were:
1. George -- born 1690 Married Deborah Howell
2. Sarah -- born ? Married Jacob Stover
3. Squire -- born about 1699 Married Sarah Morgan
4. Joseph -- born 1704 Married Cather ------
5. Benjamin born 1706 Married Sussannah ------
In 1718 George Boone took up 400 acres in Olay in
the subdivision to be later called Exeter and there
lived in a log cabin. He died in 1744. He left 8
children, 52 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren,
English, German, Welsh and Scotch blended into one
family of Americans.
Among the Welsh Quakers was a family of Morgans. In
1720 Squire Boone, a son of George and Mary (Maugridge)
Boone married Sarah Morgan. A Welch American planter
of note who came early to Pennsylvania was Edward
Morgan, the grandfather of two great Americans: Daniel
Boone of Kentucky, son of Squire and Sarah (Morgan)
Boone and Gen. Daniel Morgan, according to Quaker
records. (Ref. P.22 Boone Bulletin and American
Pioneer Records, Vol II 1934-39)
Every effort has been made to learn something of
the ancestry of Sarah Morgan, wife of Squire Boone but
without appreciable results. It is claimed, of course,
that Sarah's father was Edward Morgan of Gwynedd,
Philadelphia, PA., and her marriage record shows that
fact beyond all doubt. It is also reasonably certain
that her brothers and sisters were the young Morgans,
whose marriage records like her own, state that they
were children of Edward Morgan of Gwynedd. Beyond
these facts there is nothing authentic upon which to
base any statement connecting Sarah (Morgan) Boone
with any other Morgan family record. In "Life of
Gen. Daniel Morgan of the Virginia line" by James
Graham we find, "It is interesting to know that
these two famous fighters of the Revolutionary period,
Daniel Morgan and Daniel Boone were first cousins, but
we have found no adequate proof of this
connection."
The marriage of Edward Morgan's children into the
great Welch families indicates that they, Daniel Boone
and Gen. Daniel Morgan, are connected by blood.
Recorded marriages of Edward Morgan's children are
as follows: *
(*) There might have been other children.
1710 Elizabeth Morgan married Cadwallader Morris
1713 Margaret Morgan married Samuel Thomas
1718 Daniel Morgan married Elizabeth Roberts
1720 Sarah Morgan (born 1704) married Squire Boone
1721 John Morgan married Sarah LLoyd
1728 Joseph Morgan married Elizabeth Lloyd
1731 William Morgan (widower) married Catherine
Robinson
(Ref. American Pioneer Records and The Boone
Bulletin Vol II, 1934-39)
It was in North Wales hamlet, Pennsylvania, that
Squire Boone met Sarah Morgan and married her in 1720
in a Quaker meeting house. Their children were:
(Record obtained from The Boone Family by Hazel
Attervury Spraker, published by the Tuttle Co.,
Tutland, VT., 1922 Edition)
* 1. Sarah--born April 7, 1724--died 1824--married
John Wilcoxen
Known issue of this marriage were:
Daniel
Rachel
Elizabeth
2. Israel--born May 20, 1729--married about
1748--not traced
3. Samuel--born May 3, 1728--died 1815--married
Sarah Day
Issue: Samuel
Thomas
Rebecca
Mary
Levi
Squire--born Oct. 13, 1760 in South Carolina; died
June 28, 1817, in Todd County, Ky. He was a Baptist
preacher and was married on Sept 1, 1784, in Fayette
County, KY to Anna Grubbs--born June 23, 1766; died
August 26,1843, daughter of WM. and Susanna (Hearn)
Grubbs. They had 13 children. (Ref MSS 00.83 Drapers)
4. Jonathan--born December 6,1730; married
-------------
Issue: John
Joseph
Daniel
5. Elizabeth--born February 16, 1732; married
William Grant--born 1720; died 1764.
Issue: Mary
John
Israel
Sarah
William
Samuel
Squire
Elizabeth
Moses
Rebecca
6. Daniel--the famous pioneer and Indian fighter
was born Oct 22, 1734; died Sept 22, 1820; married
Rebecca Bryan, daughter of Joseph and Alee ----- -
Bryan
Issue: James
Israel
Sussannah
Jemima
Levina
Rebecca
Daniel
Jesse
William
Nathan
7. Mary--born March 14, 1736; died 1819; married
William Bryan brother to Rebecca and Martha Bryan
Issue: Samuel
Daniel
William
Phebe
Hannah
John
Sarah
Abner
Elizabeth
Mary
8. George--born January 13, 1739; died 1820;
married Ann or Nancy Linville
Issue: Mary
Elender
William
George
Sarah
Nancy
Sussannah
Mariah
Samuel
Edward
Nester
9. Edward--born March 30, 1740 was killed at the
first Battle of Blue Licks, 1780. Married Martha
Bryan, daughter of Joseph and Alee Bryan and sister of
Rebecca Bryan, wife of Edward's famous brother Daniel.
From "The Wars of Kentucke" by Daniel
Boone:
"My footsteps have been marked with blood. Two
darling sons and a brother have I lost by savage
hands. What thanks, what ardent and censeless thanks
are due to that all superintending Providence which
has turned a cruel war into peace. May the same
Almighty Goodness banish the accursed monster, War,
from all lands"
Note: Daniel Boone couldn't spell but certainly had
full command of the English language. (It is said that
his parents spoke beautiful English). His expression
of thoughts in all of his letters is splendid. Many of
his letters are now in the Congressional Library,
Washington, DC.
At Boone's Station may be seen the rude limestone
slabs erected by Boone himself on the graves of his
brother, Edward; his son, Israel; and his nephew,
Thomas Boone; the two latter were victims of the 2nd
Battle of Blue Licks in 1782.
Note: All descendents of Edward Boone are eligible
for membership in the patriotic organizations, S.A.R.
and D.A.R. because of his service rendered to his
country in repulsing the British and Indians in the
1st Battle of Blue Licks.
The children of Edward and Martha (Bryan) Boone
were:
Mary, who married Peter Scholl
George
Joseph
Sarah, who married William Hunter
Jane, born September 18, 1762; married Morgan Morgan,
born September 10, 1760
Charity
In "Abstracts of Early Wills and
Inventories": by J. Estelle King, I found the
following abstract notation:
"Clark County, KY., dated May 12, 1793, Martha
Boone bequeathed to the following children, George,
Joseph, Charity, Jane Morgan, Mary Scholl, and Sarah
Hunter (?)
John Morgan, Jr.
Note: The birth dates of Jane Morgan, September 18,
1762 and that of her husband, Morgan Morgan, September
10, 1760 were registered in my grandparents' (Evender
Smith and Mary (Cunningham) Morgan) bible. My
grandparents were second cousins, Evander Smith Morgan
being the grandson of Morgan and Jane (Boone) Morgan.
Mary Cunningham was the great granddaughter of Morgan
and Jane (Boone) Morgan.
In this manuscript I am making note of all
available data, hence the recording of the following
regarding Sarah Boone, sister of Jane, obtained from
"American Pioneer Records and The Boone
Bulletin".
Sarah, daughter of Edward and Martha (Bryan) Boone
married William Hunter. Their daughter, Polly, married
James Hudgins, whose daughter, Kitty, married Charles
Lowrey, whose daughter, Mary, married Dan. W. Young.
10. Squire Boone, II--born October 5, 1744; died in
1815; married Jane
VanCleve.
Issue: Enoch born October 1765
Jonathan born 1766
Moses born 1769
Isaiah born 1772
Sarah born 1775
Morgan born 1778
11. Hannah--born August 1746; died 1826
Married 1st time to John Stewart or Stuart
2nd time to Richard Pennington
Issue: Daniel Pennington
At page 33, "Society of Colonial Wars" it
is recorded that Squire Boone I, 1696-1765, served
against the Catawba and Cherokee Indians on several
occasions. He was justice for Rowen County, NC. This
record establishes membership for Squire Boone's
descendants to the Colonial Dames of America.
Squire Boone enlarged his farm by thrift. He
continued his trade of weaving and kept 5 or 6 looms
going making homespun cloth for the market and
neighbors.
The Boones were prosperous and happy in Oley and it
may be wondered why they left their farms and looms,
both of which were profitable, and set their faces
toward the unknown. It is recorded that though they
were Quakers, they were of a high mettle and were not
infrequently dealt with by the Meeting. Two of Squire
Boone's children married "worldlings"
--non-Quakers--and were, in consequence, disowned by
the Society of Friends. In defiance of his sect which
strove to make him sever all connection with his
unruly offspring, Squire Boone refused to shut his
door on the son and daughter who had scandalized local
Quakers. The Society of Friends thereupon expelled
him. This occured, apparently, in the winter of
1748/49. In the Spring of 1750 we see the whole Boone
family (save two sons) with their wives and children,
household goods and stock on the great highway bound
for a land where the hot heart and beligerent spirit
shall not be held amiss. They moved from Pennsylvania
to Rowen County, N.C. Squire Boone died in his 65th
year in 1764 and was buried in Rowen County at the
fork of Yadkin River about ten miles above the fork on
a place called Burning Rigg; his wife, Sarah (Morgan)
Boone died in the 72nd year in 1776 and was buried
beside her husband.
Author's note: Another record states that Squire
and Sarah (Morgan ) Boone are buried in Joppa
graveyard near Mocksville, N.C.
Jane Boone, born Sept. 18, 1762, died Dec 1, 1812,
was the daughter of Edward and Martha (Bryan) Boone,
granddaughter of Squire * and Sarah (Morgan) Boone.
She married Morgan Morgan, born Sept 10, 1760 died Mar
18, 1835. (Ref Family Bible)
I have been unable to ascertain the blood
relationship, if any, between Jane Boone and her
husband, Morgan Morgan, because of lack of
genealogical information on Morgan Morgan's family.
However, I am of the opinion that there did exist a
remote degree of blood relationship, because in my
study of the various Morgan genealogies, I have
observed that the earliest Morgan immigrants to this
country came from Wales and a great many of them
settled in the Welsh community of Pennsylvania, as did
Edward Morgan, grandfather to Jane Boone who was the
wife of Morgan Morgan.
From a manuscript which has long been preserved in
our Morgan family records, I obtained the following
date:
The Morgan family moved from Virginia to Kentucky
and were among the first white settlers of that
territory in about the year 1775 or 1780 and remained
in Kentucky until 1800, thence removed to the Spanish
Territory known as Louisiana and settled on Bluff
Creek, now the Parish of East Feliciana. The family
that came from Kentucky to Louisiana were as follows:
Two brothers, Morgan Morgan and John Morgan and two
sisters, Sarah Morgan and Nancy Morgan.
Morgan Morgan married Jane Boone by which marriage
he left the following heirs, to-wit:
1. William, who married: First, Mary Vardell,
daughter of John Vardell who emigrated with the Morgan
family from Kentucky;
Second, Name unknown
Issue: Morgan Morgan
Jane Morgan
2. George, born in 1792 and died without issue.
(According to Bible record in possession of Mrs. Robt.
L. Morgan, RFD 4, Baton Rouge, LA.)
3. Daniel, married three times, 1st wife was the
widow of N.J. Nauls; second wife was Rachael Smith;
third wife was Rachael Phelps.
Issue: by second marriage was: Eli
Evander Smith Morgan
Thomas Milton Morgan
Evander Smith Morgan was born Dec. 22, 1834, and
died on November 8, 1878 of yellow fever. He was away
from home when he contracted the dread disease and he
crossed the Great Border without the tender care of
his loving wife and family. Today he lies in an
unmarked grave, spot unknown, near ----------, La. A
monument was erected to his memory over an empty crypt
by the side of his deceased wife in Magnolia Cemetery,
Baton Rouge, LA. He married his second cousin, Mary
Alice Cunningham (born July 26, 1838 died 1896) in
Amite County, Miss., on August 26, 1856, daughter of
Daniel Ambrose and Martha Kenner Cunningham.
The children of Evander Smith and Mary Alice
(Cunningham) Morgan were:
1. Daniel Thomas
2. William E.
3. Charles C.
4. Mary Alice
5. Robert Lee
6. Thomas Oscar
7. Henry Arthur
8. Mattie
9. Evander Smith, Jr.
Note: Evander Smith Morgan, Captain Company G, 3rd
(Wingfield) Louisiana Cavalry, entered June 5, 1862 at
Greenville Springs, Miss.According to Federal rolls of
prisoners of war, was captured at Port Hudson, LA on
July 9, 18-5. Received at Ft. Columbus in New York
Harbor, October 10, 1863. Forwarded to Johnston
Island, Ohio, October 15, 1863. Transferred to Port
Lookout, Md. from Ft Delaware, April 28, 1965.
Released on oath in June 1865.
4. Charity, married Isaac Miller, no living heirs.
5. Elisabeth, married 1st; --------- Morgan from
N.C. and left one son: Thomas Morgan. married 2nd:
Jesse Sweeny and left one son: Hampton Sweeny
6. Marth married Livonah Kenner.
Issue: Martha, who married Daniel Ambrose
Cunningham
Daniel Ambrose Cunningham was the son of Arthur and
Mary ( Cunningham. He was born Sept 25, 1810 in New
York very shortly after his parents had arrived in
this country from Ireland. They took up residence in
Baltimore, Md. Daniel Ambrose Cunningham came to Baton
Rouge, La., about 1830. He was a contractor and bought
and sold slaves. He had the following brothers and
sisters: Isaac, John, Alexander, Richard, Robert,
Joseph, Daniel, QUintin, Mary Bernice. According To
Newspaper clipping, his brother Joseph died in East
Providence, April 8, aged 66 years. He was one of the
most prominent civil engineers, especially in railroad
work, in the country. He commenced his profession as
assistant engineer on the Baltimore and ohio Railroad.
He also assisted in the engineering of Boston,
Providence and Stenington Railroad and many others.
THe children of Daniel Ambrose Cunningham and
Martha (Kenner) Cunningham were all girls:
Mary Alice who married Evander Smith Morgan
Alice who married ----------- Lee
Agnes who married William Sullivan
Verbena who married ? Barrier
7. Hannah, born 1797 (Bible record) died in 1821.
Married Hiram Thacker of Kentucky.
8. Mary, born 1794 (Bible record) died in 1821.
Married George McDuffy and removed to state of
Kentucky and left 2 heirs. Names unknown.
BRYAN FAMILY
Martha Bryan, wife of Edward Boone, was a daughter
of Joseph and Alee ( ) Bryan of Virginia. Her
grandfather, Morgan Bryan (born 1671 and no revious
Morgan connection to indicate that he was given the
name Morgan because of family ties) came to America in
1695 and here married Martha Strode in 1719, a
descendant of sir William Strode one of the signers of
the death warrant of King Charles I. From his brother
came the great commoner, William Jennings Bryan.
The father of Morgan Bryan was Francis Bryan III,
who married Sarah Brinker, a cousin of the Prince of
Grange, and his father was William Smith Bryan, son of
Sir Francis Bryan II(born 1649) and Ann, daughter of
Sir William Smith. Sir Francis Bryan II, was a son of
Sir Francis Bryan I and Lady Joan Fitz-Gerald, and he
was a son of Sir Thomas Bryan and Lady Margaret,
daughter of Sir Humphrey Bourchier and parents were
Sir John Bourchier (Earl of Eire) and Lady Ann
Plantagenet. This Lady Ann was a daughter of Thomas of
Woodstock (Duke of Gloucester) and Lady Eleanor de
Bohun (pronounced Boone and said to be the same family
as the American Boones. Thomas of Woodstock was a son
of Edward III, king of England and Phillips of
Hainault.
Lady Margaret Bouchier, wife of Sir Thomas Bryan,
was a cousin of Queen Ann Boleyn and was a great
favorite at the glamorous court of Henry VIII, who had
a predeliction for wives. She is said to have been
very beautiful and most fascinating and her influence
was so great and far-reaching that jealoous courtiers
in their "whisperings" even suggested a
"royal romance."
Copy of the Will of Marth Boone
recorded in Book 1, Page 7, Records
Clark Count, Ky., copied by
S.J. Conkwright, Winchester, KY.,
July 13, 1910 for:
Mrs. Roberta Stuart Sims,
319 Forest Avenue
Shreveport, La.
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Will of Martha Boone of Clark County, and State of
Kentucky.
Being weak in body but of perfect mind and memory,
thanks be to the Almighty God. I calling to mind the
certainty of death and that all people once must
assuredly die when it shall please God to call, do
make, constitute, ordain and desire this to be my last
will and testiment in the form and manner following
and disannulling by these presents all and every
testament and testaments and will and wills heretofore
made by me either by word of mouth or writing and this
only to be taken for my last will and testament and no
other to be considered as my will,, intent or desire.
And as for what worldly goods and chattels it has
pleased God to bless me with, shall be disposed of in
form and manner following--
First. I do positively order that all just debts
and ----------- I owe either by right or conscience to
any person or persons should well and truly be paid or
satisfied as soon as convenient after my decease by my
son, George Boone.
Item -- I give and bequeath unto my daughter,
Charity Elledge, all my right and interest in that
tract or parcel of land on which she now lives,
containing by estimation one hundred and twenty five
acres or more or less, with all its appurtenances to
hold in fee to her and her heirs forever.
Item -- I give and bequeath unto my daughter, Jane
Morgan, my negro woman, Lilly.
Item -- I give and bequeath to my son, Joseph
Boone, one sorrel filly, three years old and one young
cow and calf.
Item -- I give and bequeath unto my daughter, Sarah
Hunter, one sorrel mare, named Bow, and the colt to
her son, Joseph Hunter.
Item -- I give and bequeath all my wearing apparel
to my four daughters, they taking choice of garments
by turn according to their age.
Item -- I give and bequeath to my son, George
Boone, all the remainder of my lands, negroes, goods
and chattels whatsoever, that is not mentioned.
Lastly, I do make constitute and appoint John
Morgan, Jr. Executer of this my last will and
testament and trustee for the same.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand
seal, this the twelfth day of May, in the year of our
Lord, One Thousand seven hundred and ninety three
(1793)
Her
MARTHA BOONE
mark
Trustee - John Morgan
John Stetwell
William ?
At a court held for Clark County the 23rd day of
July 1793, the last Will and Testament of Martha
Boone, deceased, was proven by the oaths of John
Morgan and John Stetwell. Witnesses thereto subscribed
and ordered to be recorded on the motion of John
Morgan, Jr.
Testee
D. Bullock, CCC
Note:
We know that our forefather, Morgan Morgan, was
accompanied to La. from Ky by his brother, John
therefore, we have every reason to believe that the
John Morgan, Jr., who was appointed executer of the
last will and testament of Martha Boone, was the
brother of Morgan Morgan.
The John Morgan who witnessed the will was
evidently the father of John an Morgan Morgan. Examine
the chart and you will see where Sarah Morgan married
Squire Boone in 1720. They were the grandparents of
our Jane Boone Morgan (wife of Morgan Morgan who came
to La.) Sarah Morgan Boone had a brother John who
married Sarah Lloyd. If our Morgan Morgan and his
brother John were descendants of John Morgan, brother
to Sarah Morgan Boone, then Jane Boone Morgan was
related to her husband, Morgan Morgan.
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Morgan men who served in the Colonial Militias and Continental
Army in their struggle for freedom during the American
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Explanation of terms:
B. = born
Ch = children
BLW = bounty land warrant (land given to a veteran for their
military service)
Mar. = married
 Morgan soldiers in
the American Revolutionary War
ABEL MORGAN
Pennsylvania Militia. Served as a Surgeon, Pa. Militia; d.
1785
BENJAMIN MORGAN
Virginia Militia. Born 10 Oct., 1762 in Fauquier Co., VA. Died
29 Sep., 1841 in Tennessee. Lived in Culpeper Co., VA. when he
enlisted in the Virginia Militia. In 1791, he moved to
Mecklenburg Co., VA.; in the fall of 1798, he returned to
Fauquier Co. for 2 years, then moved to Culpeper Co. for 5
yrs, then moved to South Carolina where he lived for 18 yrs.
He then moved to Madison Co., Ala. to live with his children.
He later moved to Davidson Co., TN. He applied for a pension
there in 1832. Private, Virginia Militia, $22.22 Annual
Allowance $66.66 Amount Received August 2 1833 Pension Started
Age 72 (1835 TN Pension Roll)
BENJAMIN MORGAN Sr.
Virginia Militia. Born 25 Dec., 1760 in Philadelphia Co., PA.
He lived in Berkeley Co., VA. when he enlisted in the Virginia
Militia. He mar. Ann Ellis 18 July, 1783 at Hagerstown, MD. Ch
included John, Phebe, Moses, Aaron, Jesse, Elis, Nancy,
Eleanor, Benjamin Jr., James R. and Hannah. Benjamin Sr. died
24 Feb., 1836. His widow applied for a pension in 1842 while
living in Monroe Co., VA.
CHARLES MORGAN
Virginia Militia. Served as a private in the VA. Militia; on
the 1782 Elk Creek Militia list and on Flower Swift's 1st, 2nd
and 35d undate militia rosters. Received a BLW in Apr., 1790.
DANIEL MORGAN
Virginia Militia and Continental Army. Daniel Morgan
(1736-1802) was born near Junction, in Hunterdon County NJ. He
worked as a teamster and served in that capacity on Gen.
Edward Braddock's disastrous expedition in 1755. During and
after the French and Indian War he was an Indian fighter.
After the outbreak of the American Revolution, Morgan was
commissioned captain of a rifle company by Congress. He
accompanied Gen. Benedict Arnold on the difficult march to
Quebec in 1775. On December 31, Morgan led a heroic attack
against overwhelming odds on the inner defense of Quebec city
before being repulsed. Forced to surrender, he was held
prisoner until the fall of 1776. Congress then commissioned
him Colonel of a Virginia regiment. Morgan subsequently
organized 500 sharpshooters who fought well again Gen. John
Burgoyne in the crucial battles at Freeman's Farm and Bemis
Heights in 1777. Poor health and dissatisfaction with Congress
caused Morgan to leave active service, but he returned in
1780. On January 17, 1781, he won a brilliant victory over the
British at the Cowpens, in South Carolina. Morgan then
returned to his estate near Millwood, Virginia. In 1794, he
commanded the Virginia militia as it helped put down the
Whiskey Rebellion. He served as a Federalist in the United
States House of Representatives from 1797 to 1799. He died in
Winchester, Virginia, on July 6, 1802. Source: University of
South Carolina History Dept. 1936
DANIEL MORGAN
Virginia Militia. Served as a private in the VA. Militia.
Received a BLW in Aug., 1790.
DANIEL
Virginia Militia and Continental Army. Born in County Derry,
Ireland in 1736; camt to America in early life with father.
Served as a Brigadier General in the Continental Line.
DAVID MORGAN
Maryland Militia. A BLW was issued to his brother Nathaniel
Morgan. Nathaniel applied for a BLW in 1826, at the age of 80,
while living in Greene Co., OH. Morgan Morgan and Elizabeth
Morgan were witnesses to his application.
ENOCH MORGAN
Pennsylvania Militia. Stroudsburg, Pa. 1827
EVAN MORGAN Pennsylvania Militia and Virginia
Militia. Enlisted at Tomlinson's Tavern in what is now
Allegany Co., MD. He later served under Capt. Morgan Morgan.
Applied for pension in 1832 while living in Monongalia Co.,
VA. at age 79.
GEORGE MORGAN
Pennsylvania Militia. Moved to Guernsey County, Ohio; was 75
years old in 1834.
HAYNES MORGAN
Virginia Militia. Lived in Halifax Co., VA. when he enlisted
in the VA Militia. He mar. Mary Thompson on 29 Oct., 1774 in
Pittsylvania Co., VA. He died in Mar., 1795. His widow moved
in 1817 or 1818 to Rowan Co., NC, that part which later became
part of Davie Co. She applied there in 1837 at age 87, for a
pension. Ch were Mary Haynes, Haynes, Mary Thompson and
Elizabeth Laurance Morgan.
HENRY MORGAN
North Carolina Militia and Virginia Militia. Born 7 Dec., 1758
in either Rowan or Guilford Co., NC. He lived in Guilford Co.
when he enlisted in the NC Militia. He later moved to
Montgomery Co., VA. and enlisted in the VA. Militia; listed on
Flower Swift's 1st, 2nd and 3rd undated militia rosters (men
from southwestern Virginia). He lived there 16 yrs, then moved
to Grainger Co. TN. Where he lived 11 yrs. He then moved to
Warren Co., KY. for 4 yrs, then moved to Logan Co., KY.,
living there 5 yrs before moving to White Co., IL. He was
living there in 1832 when he applied for a pension and died
there 22 Feb., 1849. Mar. Susanna (Susan) Poe in Sep., 1785 in
Montgomery Co., Va. Widow applied for pension in 1851 at age
86.
JAMES MORGAN
North Carolina Militia. Born 26 Apr., 1760 in Baltimore Co.,
MD. He lived in Randolph Co., NC when he enlisted in the NC
Militia.He later moved to Guilford Co., NC and enlisted there.
He applied for a pension in 1834 while living in Yancey Co.,
NC.
JAMES MORGAN
North Carolina Militia. Born 1 Apr., 1758 in Anson Co., NC. He
lived in Mecklenburg Co., NC when he enlisted in the NC
Militia. He later moved to Caswell Co., NC, then to Washington
Co., Va. and then to Lee Co., Va., then to Knoxville, TN.,
then to Pulaski Co., KY., then to White Co., TN, then to
Franklin Co., TN., then to Marion Co., TN. He applied there
for a pension in 1836. By 1844, he had moved to Coffee Co.,
TN. He died 12 Oct., 1851 in Tippah Co., MS. He mar. Naomi (mnuk)
near Monticello, Wayne Co., KY. in 1806. His pension
applications stated his oldest son was killed in the Florida
Indian War (Second Seminole War). In 1844, he said his
children were living in middle TN. and in 1848, he said a son
and some daughters were living. His widow applied for a
pension in 1858 aged about 67. She died in Tippah Co. in 1865
at the home of a daughter, Nancy, wife of William Kincaid who
was the only surviving child left in 1874. His pension records
mention brothers John and Mark Morgan.
JAMES MORGAN
Pennsylvania Militia and Virginia Militia. Born 5 Apr., 1748
in Frederick Co., Va. Lived in Monongalia Co., Va. when he
enlisted in the VA. Militia. He lived in Morgantown, VA. until
1820, then moved to IL. He applied for a pension in 1835 while
living in Vermillion Co., IL. He died there 1 Mar., 1840. Ch.
were referred to but not named. His pension records in 1834
mention Zackquill Morgan, age 76, Evan Morgan, age 81 and
David P. Morgan, a justice of the peace, all of Monongalia
Co., Va. Zackquill and Evan were both Rev. Soldiers.
JAMES MORGAN
South Carolina Militia. Born 9 Mar., 1760 on the James River,
VA. He lived in Fairfield Co., SC when he enlisted in the SC
Militia. He latr moved to Warren Co., Ga., then to Franklin
Co., TN., then to Perry Co., AL., where he applied for a
pension in 1833. He moved to McNairy Co., TN. About 1842 to
live with his ch. In 1842, James H. Morgan was a witness in
McNairy Co. for his pension application.
JAMES MORGAN
Virginia Militia. Mar. Anne Forrest on 16 Sep., 1790 in
Goochland Co., Va. He died 6 Mar., 1830. Widow applied for
pension in 1839 at age 71 while living in Matthews Co., Va.
JOHN MORGAN
Maryland Militia. Served as a private in the MD Militia.
Applied for a BLW in Jan., 1794.
JOHN MORGAN
Maryland Militia. Born 22 Sep., 1761 in St. Marys Co., MD. He
moved when young to Dorchester Co., MD. And lived there when
he enlisted in the MD Militia. About 1799, he moved to KY. In
1832, he applied for a pension while living in Oldham Co., KY.
At the time, his twin brother Thomas Morgan was still living.
John died 1 July, 1840.
JOHN MORGAN
Maryland Militia. Enlisted at Fredericktown, MD in the MD
Militia. He applied for a pension in 1825 at age about 58. He
was married and had an adopted child.
JOHN MORGAN
North Carolina Militia. Born in NC and lived in Chatham Co.
when he enlisted. He later moved to Onslow Co., NC and
enlisted there. After the war, he moved to Tippah Co., MS,
where several of his ch had moved. He applied for a pension in
1833 while living in Fayette Co., AL., aged about 70. He died
15 Aug., 1844.
JOHN MORGAN
North Carolina Militia. He mar. Ruth Stallings in 1771 in Nash
Co., NC. He died 15 May, 1837, aged 88. His widow applied for
a pension in 1844 while living in Nash Co.; application made
before Evan H. Morgan. Ch included William B., Nancy, John,
James (*8th ch) and at least 4 others.
JOHN MORGAN
North Carolina Militia and Virginia Militia. Born 24 June,
1754 in Culpeper Co., VA. He lived in Surry Co., NC when he
enlisted in the NC Militia. After the war, he lived for 3 yrs
in Montgomery Co., VA; then moved to Warren Co., TN., where he
applied for a pension in 1834. He died 8 Jan., 1835.
JOHN MORGAN
Pennsylvania Militia. After the war, he moved to Greene Co.,
TN., where he applied for a pension in 1818. In 1820, he was
aged 81, with a wife Letia, aged 45, sons Stephen, aged 14 and
Zachariah, age 7, living at home. Private, Pennsylvania
Continental Line, $96.00 Annual Allowance $1450.13 Amount
Received April 1 1819 Pension Started Age 74 (1835 TN Pension
Roll)
JOHN MORGAN
Virginia Militia. Born in 1758 in Gloucester Co., VA. where he
lived when he enlisted in the VA Militia. He applied for a
pension in 1832. His brother William was mentioned in the
application.
JOHN MORGAN
Virginia Militia. Born in Mecklenburg Co., VA. He mar. Sarah
Chamblin in Apr., 1803. He died 10 June, 1833. His widow
applied for a pension in 1853 at age 70.
JOHN MORGAN
Virginia Militia. Born in VA., son of William Morgan and his
1st wife. He lived in Fauquier Co., VA. when he enlisted in
the VA Militia. Applied for a BLW in 1834. His older brother
Charles moved to KY. in 1783 and died in 1822 in Muhlenberg
Co., KY., leaving ch. Willis of KY. Elizabeth who mar. a
Morton, Anne who mar. Armistead Morehead, John, Rosanna who
mar. a Tapp, Lucinda, who mar. a Tarnes, William (who had 4 ch
in 1822).
JONAS MORGAN
Virginia Militia. While he was in the militia during the war,
he mar. Susannah Hrdin. After his death, she applied for a
pension in 1837 at age 102. She lived in Warren Co., Va. They
had 5 ch.
MORGAN MORGAN
Virginia Militia. Born 24 Aug., 1760 in Lancaster Co., PA.,
son of Nathaniel Morgan. He moved with his father as a child
to Montgomery Co., VA. where he lived when he enlisted in the
VA. Militia; on Flower Swift's 1st undated militia roster of
men from southwesten Virginia. After the war, he moved to
Wythe Co., VA.; in 1795, he moved to Fayette Co., KY. and in
1802, moved to Cumberland Co., KY. He applied for a pension
there in 1833.
NATHAN MORGAN
North Carolina Militia. Born in Cecil Co., Maryland. He lived
in Rowan Co., NC when he enlisted in the NC Militia. He mar.
Naomi Pool, dau. Of Jacob Pool, there in Jan., 1779. He
applied for a pension in 1832 in Rowan Co. He died 16 Oct.,
1842. Ch named were James, (another ch but the paper is torn
here), Elizabeth and another name torn off the record.
NATHAN MORGAN
Virginia Militia. Born 22 Oct., 1752 in Delaware. He lived in
VA. when he enlisted in the VA. Militia. He was listed on
Osborn's Montgomery County Militia (for the area which later
became Grayson and Carroll Counties) rosters for 2 Apr 1783
and 1785. Two years after the war, he moved to Georgia for 8
yrs then moved to South Carolina for 3 yrs then moved to KY.
for 2 yrs then to Indiana in 1812. He applied for a pension in
1832 while living in Switzerland Co., IN.
ORMAN MORGAN
North Carolina Militia. He died 12 Nov., 1829. He mar. Polly (mnuk)
in NC, 1 Sept., 1779. She died 30 Apr., 1828. Their son Wiley
D. Morgan applied for a pension in 1854 in Whitfield Co., GA.
at age 60.
PHILIP MORGAN
Georgia Militia. He later moved to KY. Jesse Peters was
executor of his estate in Washington Co., KY. in 1842.
REECE MORGAN
Virginia Militia. Mar. Mary (???) in July 1777. He died Feb
1817 in Bedford Co., VA. Widow applied for pension in 1839 at
age 83, while living i Franklin Co., VA.
RICHARD MORGAN
North Carolina Militia and South Carolina Militia. Born 1755
or 1756 in Maryland. He lived in Duplin Co., NC when he
enlisted in the NC Militia. He lived in South Carolina for 10
yrs, then moved to Robeson Co., NC. for 10 - 12 years, then
moved to Richmond Co., NC. He applied there for a pension in
1832. He died 32 Oct., 1835.
ROBERT MORGAN
Maryland Militia. He was a son of Edward Morgan who died in
Harford Co., MD. He applied for a pension in Harford Co. in
1818. In 1820, he had no family living with him; a son lived
in Baltimore.
ROBERT MORGAN
North Carolina Militia. Born Nov 1760, son of William Morgan
Sr. Mar. Mary Shelton about 1786 in Chatham Co., NC and
soon afterwards moved to Oglethorpe Co., Ga. where they lived
for 14 yrs, then moved to Jackson Co., Ga. They had 9 ch:
Nancy, Penelope, Mary, Catherine, James, William, Elizabeth,
John and one child who died young. Robert died in Mar., 1827
in Jackson Co. His dau. Penelope made an affidavit in Jackson
Co. in 1853 stating her father was the son of William and
Joyce Morgan and listed William's children and births as
William Jr., Robert and one other ch whose name cannot be read
on the record.
SIMON MORGAN
Virginia Militia. Served as a Captain in the Virginia Militia.
He was wounded in the Battle of Eutaw Springs. He mar.
Elizabeth Pickett 28 Mar 1786 in Fauquier Co., VA. She was the
dau. Of Capt. William Pickett. He later became the Adjutant
General of Virginia and held that rank when he died in
Fauquier Co. 6 July 1810. He received a disability pension in
1808. His widow later moved to Fleming Co., KY. and applied
for a pension there in 1839 at age 73. She was living with her
son, Colonel D. Morgan, who was a member of the Kentucky State
Senate. She was living there in 1843. Another son, Charles W.
Morgan was a Captain in the US Navy in 1839.
THEOPHILUS MORGAN
North Carolina Militia. He enlisted in the NC Militia in Rowan
Co., NC He married Nancy Mason 20 Jan 1813 in Robertson Co.,
TN. He died 18 Aug 1844 in DeSoto Co., MS. His widow applied
for a pension in 1875 in Madison Co., TN at age 85. Ch were
Lucretia Morgan, Henry H. Morgan, Theophilus B. Morgan, Bryant
C. Morgan, (1 ch name cannot be read), Thomas J. Morgan, Perry
M. Morgan and Nancy E. Morgan.
THOMAS MORGAN
Maryland Militia. Born 22 Sep 1761 in St. Marys Co., MD. When
he was very young, he moved with his faher to Dorchester Co.,
MD where he enlisted in the MD Militia. He lived there until
age 45, when he moved to KY. He applied for a pension in 1832
in Oldham Co., KY. His twin brother John also lived there in
1833 and also served in the Revolutionary War.
THOMAS MORGAN
Virginia Militia and North Carolina Militia. Born in Bedford
Co., Va. He lived in Botetourt Co., VA. and served in the VA
Militia before moving to Washington Co., NC in 1779, to that
part which later became part of Greene Co., TN., where he also
enlisted in the NC Militia. He applied for a pension while
living in Greene Co. in 1833 at age 82. Fought under Capts.
Doherty and Jacob Brown in Tennessee as early as 1779.
THOMAS MORGAN
Virginia Militia. He had lived in Baltimore, MD, then moved to
Williamsburg, VA where he lived when he enlisted in the VA
Militia. After the war, he moved to Harrison Co., OH., where
he applied for a pension in 1833 at age 80.
VALENTINE MORGAN
North Carolina Militia. He lived in Guilford Co., NC when he
enlisted in the NC Militia. He served under Capt. John Morgan.
He moved to Grainger Co., TN., where he applied for a pension
in 1833 at age 72. Private, North Carolina Line, $30.00 Annual
Allowance $75.00 Amount Received October 18 1833 Pension
Started Age 73 (1835 TN Pension Roll)
WILLIAM MORGAN
North Carolina Militia. He lived in Edgecombe Co., NC when he
enlisted in the NC Militia and was still living there in 1832
when he applied for a pension at age 68.
WILLIAM MORGAN
North Carolina Militia. Was living in Brunswick Co., NC when
he applied for a pension in 1818.
WILLIAM MORGAN
North Carolina Militia. Was living in Craven Co., NC in 1819
when he applied for a pension. His wife was dead and he had 5
grown ch.
WILLIAM MORGAN
Virginia Militia. Born 1762 in Gloucester Co., VA. and lived
there when he enlisted in the VA Militia. He applied for a
pension in 1832 and lived in Mathews Co., Va. He still lived
there in 1840 and stated a brother James had died in 1839.
Also stated John Morgan's birthdate was recorded in the same
book that had been burned.
WILLIAM MORGAN
Virginia Militia. Lived in Culpeper Co., VA. when he enlisted.
He applied for a BLW in 1819 when living in Shelby Co., KY. In
1820, he had a wife and 5 daughters age 10 to 16 and another
dau. with her 3 small ch living with him (her husband had
deserted her). He later moved to Indiana and then moved back
to Shelby Co., KY by 1837. The BLW was issued to him in 1833.
WILLIAM MORGAN
Flower Swift's 1st and 2nd Undated Militia Roster.
ZACKQUIL MORGAN
Virginia Militia and Pennsylvania Militia. Born 8 Sep 1758 in
Frederick Co., VA. and lived in Mongalia Co., VA. when he
enlisted in the VA Militia. Mar. Sina (Cina) West 18 Sep.,
1794 in Mongalia Co. He applied for a pension in 1832. He died
there 27 Feb., 1834. His widow applied for a pension in in
1849 in Marion Co., Va. Ch included Stephen H., Sally, Mary,
Malinda, Katherine, Rebecca, John Parimount, David James,
Samuel Moran and Elizabeth.
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name in Wales and England so obviously all the families who
settled in America are not blood-related.
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Morgans came from both Wales and England primarily. Wales is
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wedding anniversary, birth, school news, kinfolk in the
military service and other news about Morgan kinfolk, please
let us know so we can put it in the family newsletters. Click
on "NEWS"
in the INDEX below for the newsletter.
 
You are urged to send us information and copies of
records on your immediate family to preserve in the Family
Library. We are trying to gather copies of every type of
public document and private records, including copies of
marriage records, deeds, old letters, wills, US and state
census records, obituaries, newspaper articles, family Bible
records , estate and court records, birth and death
certificates, military records, wedding and engagement
notices, school records, old tax and voter's lists, cemetery
tombstone inscriptions and more.
PLEASE, make xerox copies of the family information in your
Bible, obituaries of Morgan relatives, wedding notices,
military discharge papers, birth and death certificates and
other types of family records you have and send these to us to
preserve in the Family Library. Take time to record all the
birth dates, marriages and deaths in your immediate family.
Record the memories of the oldest relatives you know so these
can be preserved for future generations.
O
ur Family Library will be donated to the Georgia State
Archives upon the death of our historian. This is the largest
and most modern state archives in the South and centrally
located for the majority of our family.
REUNIONS
If your branch of the family is planning a reunion, please
send us details so we can write an article about it in the
family newsletters. Send complete details: give the date, time
and full location of the reunion. If it is to be held in a
rural area, give good directions from the nearest town. Also
send the name, mailing address, telephone number and email
address if available for a person to contact for additional
information. Also give details on planned activities, who is
in charge of them; food arrangements (bring a picnic basket or
is a banquet planned at a motel or elsewhere?). If your
reunion is an annual event, tell some history about it: when
and where it started; who started it; who is the ancestor of
the branch that is holding the reunion and other info you
think will be interesting.
AFTER the reunion, write and tell us some details: how many
attended; what cities and states were represented; the names
and hometowns of the oldest and youngest who were there; your
activities; if you have a reunion committee, the names and
hometowns of your officers.
Morgan
Family Club
The Morgan Family Club is a family organization devoted to
gathering and preserving the family heritage of ALL the
different Morgan families. We are a national family club. Like
any kind of club, we depend upon MEMBERS,
without whom the family club cannot exist, nor this website,
nor our Family Library. Your membership dues are used to help
pay for this family website, support growth of our Family
Library (purchase more family records from local courthouses,
etc.), notebooks and office supplies, etc. If you appreciate
what the Family Club is trying to do and enjoy the family
website, then join us and become a member of the Morgan Family
Club. Help gather and preserve your Morgan family heritage. Be
a part of making this dream come true.
Our Purpose and Goals
- Gather and preserve our family heritage
- Our main purpose for having a family club is to provide
an organization in which we can all cooperate to gather
and preserve our family heritage. Click on family HISTORY
below.
- Sponsor the Morgan Family National Library
- One of our main goals is to establish a major Family
Library, with copies of every kind of public document and
family records. See the section on the Family Library.
- Sponsor the Morgan Family News of the South
- Our online family newsletter, with current news,
obituaries, weddings, engagements, anniversaries, births,
family history, reunions, school news and more. Click on "NEWS"
below. We hope to eventually have a printed version for
all the relatives who are not online.
- Sponsor a Morgan Family National Reunion
- We hope eventually to sponsor a national reunion of all
the descendants of pioneer Morgan families.
Join and
support YOUR Morgan Family Club
Your membership in the family club is
very important to make it succeed.
Without your support, a lot of family projects such as our
Family Library and this
family website won't be possible. Join your family club and
help make this dream possible.
To join, send your membership dues to the
Morgan Family Club at the address below.
Annual membership dues: $15
 write us:
Morgan
Family Club
3120 6th Ave.
Columbus, Georgia 31904
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