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10715 berlin, germany
The descendants of Samuel Morgan originate in larger Gloucester County which over the years
shrank to what it is today. The descriptions by early historians what the first settlers found here are
magnificent and startling. From Raccoon Creek to "Makles" Creek, now known as Mantua Creek-which is the land in this precise area--we are told that tobacco grew luxuriously. There were great
quantities of walnuts, chestnuts, peaches, cypresses, mulberries, fish trees, and many other rare
trees. John Fenwick left England in 1675 before the division of East and West Jersey occurred,
sailing on the ship Griffith with a group of Quakers who settled at Salem Co. . William Penn did
not leave England until seven years later.
In 1677 and 1678 five other vessels with 800 emigrants, mostly Quakers, arrived. A large
number disembarked at Raccoon Creek near Swedesboro and others proceeded farther north and
settled at Burlington, originally called Beverly, then Budlington, and finally Burlington. Friends
Meetings were held in Burlington in 1677 in tents. A Quaker Meeting House was built in Salem in
1680, and in Burlington in 1682. At this point proprietary interests in West Jersey were to a large
extent in Quaker hands.
The type of government which developed in all of New Jersey was extremely liberal. In fact it
was considered later by the Crown of England to be revolutionary. The capital of West Jersey was
fixed at Burlington, and an Assembly was convened there in 1681. These early New Jersey colonial
governments, asserted, 100 years before the American Revolution, substantially the same principle
of sovereignty of the people themselves, which was later set forth in the Declaration of
Independence.
Gloucester County for many years extended entirely across the State and included all of Atlantic
County and all of Camden County. The territory now in Atlantic County was not separated from
Gloucester County until 1837 which was 151 years after the founding of Gloucester County.
Camden County was not created until 1844.Seehttp://www.nj.searchroots.com/Gloucesterco/gchistory.htm
Camden, Swedesboro, Evesham Mount, Mount Holly, Woodbury, and Salem are just a few of the
South Jersey towns that were stops on the Underground Railroad in the 1860s. On their way to
freedom, slaves passed through these towns on their way from Philadelphia to New York.
New Jersey was intimately associated with Philadelphia and the adjoining section in the
underground system, and afforded at least three important outlets for runaways from the territory
west of the Delaware River. Our knowledge of these outlets is derived solely from the testimony of
the Rev. Thomas Clement Oliver, who, like his father, traveled the New Jersey routes many times
as a guide and conductor.
The third route was called, from its initial station, the Greenwich line. This station is vividly
described as having been made up of a circle of Quaker residences enclosing a swampy place that
swarmed with blacks. One may surmise that it made a model station. Slaves were transported at
night across the Delaware River from the vicinity of Dover, in boats marked by a yellow light hung
below a blue one, and were met some distance out from the Jersey shore by boats showing the same
lights. Landed at Greenwich, the fugitives were conducted north twenty-five miles to Swedesboro,
and thence about the same distance to Evesham Mount. From this point they were taken to Mount
Holly, and so into the northern or Philadelphia route.
This is version 7 of George Morgan Descendants. This month I have added information from
death certificates from NJ archives which was obtained for me by Eugene Wills of NJ. Please
destroy the Word doc from last month, as you promised to do upon receiving this new one. As
I do have corrections as usual. This is not an all inclusive work. There are many names who
are not here and additions and corrections are most welcome. There are probably hundreds of
Morgans whose names have been forgotten and I delight to find new onew which can find a
place here.
This paper started with a basic small outline from Leslie Karpolorich which I found on the
internet. I try to support the information and I add children thru census material and other
data. When evidence indicates otherwise, I state it.
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/k/a/r/Leslie-M-Karpolorich/GENE100001.html?Welcome=1076235097
My paper has become 10 times the original size by adding historical information, census
data-especially from 1880, names of other children, will information, emails with Bible
information, marriage data from Glouceter Historical Society, internet sites and my own
comments. Some of the descendancy is incorrect and I say so, but leave it in. A group of
Morgans I have added to the 3rd generation, but I am not sure of the parentage. That is Philip
and Abigail Morgan and their possible children.
This is a paper I am working on and is by no means without mistakes. Sometimes I make
stupid mistakes, so do not be afraid to write me . If you have other information, please inform
me. I have added my own Morgans at the bottom without knowing where or if they fit in to
the George Morgan descendancy, but my great grandfather was called (Sidney) George
Morgan and according to my great Anna Franklin Morgan, was related to Captain George C.
Morgan of Mantua-maybe a cousin in some way.
Last month I corrected Peter Morgan (he had only one marriage, not two), due to an email
from a descendant of Peter Jessup Morgan whose parentage I do not know at this time. I read
once that a wagon train of Morgan related families left PA/NJ in 1837 and headed west. His
son Thomas Cheesman Morgan was born in Millville, Gloucester, NJ 8 March 1837, so the
wagon train must have left after that date. His younger brothers and sisters are born after that
between Illinois and Iowa, and Peter Jessup Morgan himself dies in Nebraska. Some of his
children die in Oregon. The LDS info for this family is near the end of this paper.
Descendants of George Morgan
Generation No. 1
1. GEORGE1 MORGAN was born 1708 in Glou. Co., N.J. (Not really- his father was Edward Morgan
who lived in the Welsh Colony on PA and maybe in Bucks Co. which became Hunterdon Co., NJ),
and died May 01, 1759 in Blackwood, Glou. Co., N.J.. He married SUSANNAH DAVIS August 27,
1730 in Philadephia, Pa.. She was born 1709, and died Unknown.
Name: George Morgan
Date: 17 Apr 1759
Location: Deptford, Gloucester Co.
Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. III 1751-1760
Calendar of New Jersey Wills
Name: George Morgan
Date: 17 Apr 1759
Location: Deptford, Gloucester Co. Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. III 1751-1760
yeoman; will of. Children--George, Randall, Jonathan, David, Ann Stiles, Martha and
Abraham, the last two under age. Martha to be bound out to Rebekah Harrison, and Abraham
to learn a trade. Farm bought of Aaron Jones; two farms bought of John Chew. Personal
property. Executors--sons George, Randall and Jonathan. Witnesses--Johannes Huntzinger,
Michaell Fisher, Charles Fisher, John Fisher. Proved May 16, 1759. Calendar of
Lib. 9, p. 236. Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. III 1751-1760
Calendar of New Jersey Wills
1759, May 12. Inventory, £294.12.10, by John Blackwood and Michaell Fisher.
More About GEORGE MORGAN:
Fact 1: Presbytrian Cem., Blackwood, N. J.
Children of GEORGE MORGAN and SUSANNAH DAVIS are:
2.
i. GEORGE2 MORGAN, b. January 30, 1732/33, Egg Harbor, Glouc. Co.,
N.J.; d. February 24, 1793, Blackwood, Glou. Co., N.J..
3.
ii. RANDAL MORGAN, b. September 09, 1734, Egg Harbor Rd., Glou.
Co., N.J.; d. October 03, 1780, Glou. Co., N.J..
RANDLE MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Woolwich
Townshiptx 1778
4.
iii. JONATHAN MORGAN, b. 1738, Newton Twsp., Glou. Co., N.J.; d.
January 23, 1816, Pilesgrove, Salem Co., N.J. or he died 1780..
JONATHAN MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Township 1792
JONATHAN MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Waterford
Township 1802
5.
iv. DAVID MORGAN, b. December 15, 1740, Egg Harbor Rd., Glou. Co.,
N.J.; d. June 04, 1789, Deptford, Glou. Co., N.J..
Blackwood, Mary, Gloucester married David Morgan, Gloucester
1768 June 20
Blackwood, Sarah, married David Morgan 1780 Jan. 10
DAVID MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Deptford Township
1777 -1785
v. ANNE MORGAN, b. 1744, Egg Harbor Rd., Glou. Co., N.J.; d. 1804;
m. (1) BARTHLMU STYLES; b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. (2) ISACC
COLLINS.
vi. MARTHA MORGAN, b. 1745, Egg Harbor Rd., Glou. Co., N.J.; d.
Unknown.
Notes for MARTHA MORGAN:
Bound out to Rebekah Harrison in 1759 upon her fathers death.
vii.
ABRAHAM MORGAN, b. 1746, Egg Harbor Rd., Glou. Co., N.J.; d.
March 02, 1815. (Bödo Morgan’s first son is named Abraham.)
possible
AARON MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Township 1774
possible
MATTHEW MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Township 1774-8
possible
PETER MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Township 1774-83
PETER JR. MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Township 1783-94
WIDOW- MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Townshiptax List 1797
possible
ADAM MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Township 1777-97
possible
MICHAEL MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Township 1779-85
MICHAEL MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Townshiptax List 1797
Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey
Marriage Licenses.
The Marriage Ceremony
Males. M
Divorces By the Court of Chancery.
page 268
Morgan, Michael, Gloucester married Sarah Smallwood 1786
Nov. 6
Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey
Marriage Licenses.
The Marriage Ceremony
Females. H
Divorces By the Court of Chancery.
page 198
Hedger, Elizabeth married Michael Morgan, Gloucester 1791
Mar. 23
possible
JOHN MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich 1780-94
JOHN MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Townshiptax List 1797
Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey
Marriage Licenses.
The Marriage Ceremony
Males. M
Divorces By the Court of Chancery.
page 268
Morgan, John, Gloucester married Elizabeth Ward 1781 Aug. 23
possible
JAMES
MORGAN,
HINCHMAN SARAH
18 Mar 1779 Gloucester
NJ
Descendants of George Morgan
Generation No. 2
2. GEORGE2 MORGAN (GEORGE1) was born January 30, 1732/33 in Egg Harbor, Glouc. Co.,
N.J., and died February 24, 1793 in Blackwood, Glou. Co., N.J.. He married SARAH REMSEY
(or KINSEY) April 16, 1759 in Swedesboro, Glou. Co., N.J.. She was born Unknown, and died
Unknown.
More About GEORGE MORGAN:
Fact 1: Presbytrian Cem., Blackwood, N. J.
Children of GEORGE MORGAN and SARAH REMSEY (or Kinsey) are:
i. SAMUEL3 MORGAN, b. 1763, Egg Harbor Rd., Glou. Co., N.J.; d.
April 06, 1804; m. ANN; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
SAMUEL MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Deptford
Township tx 1785- 1802
6.
ii. JONATHAN MORGAN, b. 1765, Egg Harbor Rd., Glou. Co., N.J.; d.
died abt 1840 near New Trenton, Indiana, married Margaret OTTO
May 7, 1796 in double wedding with brother Isaac Morgan who
married Mary Otto b. October 20, 1777; d. October 24, 1807 at
Trinity Church in Swedesboro.
JONATHAN MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Township 1792
JONATHAN MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Waterford
Township 1802
iii.
DAVID B. MORGAN, b. 1768, Egg Harbor Rd., Glou. Co., N.J.; d.
September 08, 1795, Blackwood, N. J..
DAVID MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Township 1791-93
Marriages from Gloucester Historical Society- maybe the first
David B.’s son or nephew.
David B.
Eldridge,
7495 Morgan Gloucester
Job
Town
David B.
Clark,
15255 Morgan groom's
C.F.
title Esq.
3/10/1814
Certificates
of
Source
1815
Gloucester Date :
Co.
Clark,
Elizabeth
Gloucester
Town
French,
8/30/1832
Hannah I.
Certificates Source
9/3/1832
of
Date :
Gloucester
Co.
More About DAVID B. MORGAN:
Fact 1: Presbytrian Cem., Blackwood, N. J. age 28
7.
iv.
v.
vi.
GEORGE C. MORGAN, b. 1773, Egg Harbor Rd., Glou. Co., N.J.; d.
September 25, 1813, Deptford, Glou. Co., N.J.. married ABIGAIL.
She most likely remarried if she were still alive.
ISAAC S. MORGAN, b. Unknown, Egg Harbor Rd., Glou. Co., N.J.; d.
March 10, 1883; m. MARY OTTO, b. October 20, 1777; She died
October 24, 1807.having married May 07, 1796-a double wedding at
Swedesboro church with brother Jonathan Morgan
ISAAC
OTTO,
07 May Gloucester at
NJ
MORGAN MARY
1796 Swedes Church
in
Swedesboro,NJ
4
2
1
ZADIEKIAH MORGAN (GEORGE , GEORGE ) was born 1780, in
Deptford Twp., Glouc. Co., N. J.. He married ANN POWELL May 15,
1813 in Glouc. Co.. N.J.. She was born Unknown, and died
Unknown. (Also Zedekiah died March 13, 1815 which one?.)
1830 census Zedekiah Morgan Egg Harbor, Gloucester, New
Jersey
None of the above makes sense
Children of ZADIEKIAH MORGAN and ANN POWELL are:
i. ELY5 MORGAN, b. March 26, 1802.
ii. KESIAH MORGAN, b. Unknown.
iii. SAMUEL C. MORGAN, b. Unknown.
iv. GEORGE C. MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
v. BENJAMIN T. MORGAN, b. Unknown
1880 Mullica Hill
ISAAC S. MORGAN- who is this namesake?
Isaac S. MORGAN
Hannah MORGAN
Rhoda KIER
Lillie May MORGAN
William MARSHALL
Self
Wife
Dau
Dau
Other
M
M
M
S
S
Male
Female
Female
Female
Male
W
W
W
W
W
52
42
24
14
18
NJ Blacksmith
NJ Keeping House
NJ
NJ
NJ Apprentice Blacksmith
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
3. RANDAL2 MORGAN (GEORGE1) was born September 09, 1734 in Egg Harbor Rd., Glou. Co.,
N.J., and died October 03, 1780 in Glou. Co., N.J. Presbytrian Cem., Blackwood, N. J. age 46. He
married AMY CHEW December 13, 1757 in Philadephia, Pa.. She was born 1724 , and died July 31,
1789 in Glou. Co., N.J..
Quite a few members of this family left for the west on the wagon train which left during the
year called the Panic of 1837. The rendevouz point for Philadelphians and Gloucester Morganrelated families was west of Harrisburg in the spring.. A wagon from the Army Medical depot at
Philadelphia went to Harrisburg to join the train.. .The first starting point had been Long Island but
the Rendevous point for people coming from the South was Independence, Missouri. On the way to
Independence, the train went thru Wheeling, West VA and Cincinnati, Ohio, following the Ohio
River. The promise if you joined the wagon train was 200 acres of land in Oregon, papers to be
signed at IndependenceAt Independencethe offer was enlarged to 600 acres because the
government felt with the original offer of 200 acres, speculators had been weeded out by not
offering 600 publically. Some of the wagon families had gotten off and bought land which suited
them along the way though and never found out about the 600 acre offer.
Children of RANDAL MORGAN and AMY CHEW are
: The names Susannah, Michael and David appear in the children of John M. Morgan whose
grandmother is Abigail Morgan 1776 (1850 census).
i. SUSANNA3 MORGAN, b. May 09, 1759; d. Unknown; m. JAMES
JAGGARD; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
8.
ii. MICHAEL MORGAN, b. August 29, 1760
MICHAEL MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Township tax list 1779-85
iii. RANDLE MORGAN, b. August 08, 1762; d. April 07, 1818,
Blackwood, Glouc. Co., N.J. buried Presbytrian Cem., Blackwood, N.
J. age 66; m. SARAH; b. 1784; d. April 15, 1849, Blackwood, Glouc.
Co., N.J.. buried Presbytrian Cem., Blackwood, N. J. age 65
RANDLE MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Township 1791-94
RANDLE MORGAN NJ Gloucester County
DeptfordTownship 1785
RANDLE MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich Township 1791-94
iv. AMY MORGAN, b. August 08, 1764, Blackwood, Glouc. Co., N.J.; d.
1833, Blackwood, Glouc. Co., N.J.; m. (1) ISAAC COLLINS; b.
Unknown; d. Unknown; m. (2) ASHBREAK DICKINSON; b. Unknown;
d. Unknown.
More About AMY MORGAN:
Fact 1: Presbytrian Cem., Blackwood, N. J.
v.
vi.
vii.
viii.
ix.
BOY MORGAN, b. September 20, 1766; d. Unknown.
PHILIP MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Township 1791
WILLIAM MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Township 1791-94
WILLIAM MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich
Townshiptax List 1797
PETER MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich 1793
GEORGE MORGAN, b. September 16, 1767; d. could be 1815; m.
ABIGAIL; b. Unknown; d. Unknown He could have had a daughter
Sarah who married Christian Morgan in 1821 whose mother may
have been Abigail..
JOHN B. MORGAN, b. February 11, 1770; d. Unknown; m. 1st MARY
ALBERTSON; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
Children: Nathan MORGAN b: 14 OCT 1792 in NJ died 7
MAR 1885 in Richmond, Wayne Co. IN
married 2nd Elizabeth Morgan??? April 18, 1799???
SARAH MORGAN, b. September 07, 1772; d. Unknown; m. WILLIAM
NICHOLSON; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
BATHNAPTHLEATH MORGAN, b. July 29, 1775; d. Unknown; m.
Married: 30 MAY 1796 in Gloucester County, New Jersey
x.
EPHRAIM CHEESEMAN; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
JOSEPH MORGAN, b. January 05, 1778; d. April 22, 1857, Wiscon.;
m. (1) DRUCILLA CHEESEMAN, b: 19 AUG 1778 in
Barnsboro,Gloucester. Unknown; d. ABT 1844 in Gloucester
County,N. married 12 FEB 1799 in Gloucester County,NJ
m. (2) MARY LIPPINCOTT, October 01, 1812; b. Unknown; d.
Unknown; [This 2nd marriage is incorrect. Mary Lippincott
married Joseph Morgan from another line: The line of Griffith
Morgan who married Elizabeth Ibbs Coles b 1650 d ca 1720<son
Alexander married Hannah Cooper<son Joseph married ca 1745
Sarah Mickel the 2nd of 4 wives<son Joseph married Mary Evans
and Mary Butcher<son Joseph married Mary Lippincott and
their children were 1. James m. Lucy Middleton, 2. Mary m.
Charles Kaighn and 3. Sarah. James and Lucy had Sarah, Lydia
and Emma.]
Known children of Drucilla C. and Joseph Morgan:
1.
Deborah MORGAN b: 29 DEC 1799 in Gloucester County,NJ d. 6
APR 1881 in Gloucester Burial: Almonesson,NJ Married: 4
MAR 1818 in Gloucester County to Joseph Jaggard b: 26
JUN 1798 in Gloucester County
2.
Susanna MORGAN b: 17 SEP 1812 in Barnsboro,Gloucester
County,NJ d. 29 DEC 1898 in Barnsboro,Gloucester County
married 14 FEB 1836 in Woodbury,Gloucester Countyto
John G. Hurff b: 13 JUL 1809 in Turnerville,Gloucester
County
?
From Gloucester Historical Society-
John
Blackwood, John28742 Morgan Gloucester Twp.,
J.P.
NJ
4/18/1799
Certificates of
Gloucester Co.
Morgan,
Elizabeth
Gloucester Twp.,
NJ
4. JONATHAN2 MORGAN (GEORGE1) was born 1738 in Debtford or Newton Twsp., Glou. Co., N.J.,
died January 23, 1816 in Pilesgrove, Salem Co., N.J.. LDS- Jonathan Morgan born 1734 of Gloucester,
NJ married 22 March 1759 Philadelphia, PA He married
(1) BATHSHEBA WILLIAMS March 22, 1759 in Philadephia, Pa.. She was born Unknown, and
died 1799.
(2) ANN GRASBERRY. She died October 23, 1814.
Of note:
Maria was born in Pilesgrove, Salem Co in1810
More About JONATHAN MORGAN:
Fact 1: Friends Cem. Pilesgrove, Salem Co.
Children of JONATHAN MORGAN and BATHSHEBA WILLIAMS are:
9.
i. JONATHAN3 MORGAN, JR., b. 1760-1, Gloucester; d. 1849
10.
ii.
iii.
iv.
11.
Son of Isaac S. ??
Gloucester.married Elizabeth Fisher 26 Nov. 1784
RACHEL MORGAN, b. 1770; d. Unknown, Salem Co., N.J..
REBEKAH MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. WILLIAM
VANSCIVER; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
BERSHEBA/BATHSHEBA MORGAN, b. 1776 Newton, Gloucester, NJ
d. 11 Oct 1833 ; m. 1st 15 Nov 1798 in Burlington EPHRAEM
BARNS b. 15 Jun 1774 in Pilesgrove, Salem d. 7 Feb 1835 in Upper
Penns Neck, Salem, m. 2nd John Barnes 16 Jun 1825 in
Swedesboro, Gloucester
Known children
Children
1.
Joseph Morgan Barnes b: ABT 1830 in Pennsylvania
2.
John S. Barnes b: ABT 1831 in Pennsylvania
3.
Sarah H. Barnes b: ABT 1834 in Pennsylvania
4.
Albert Barnes b: ABT 1836 in New Jersey
5.
Mary S. Barnes b: ABT 1847 in New Jersey
6.
Henry C. Barnes b: ABT DEC 1849 in New Jersey
v. ISAAC S. MORGAN,
1880 Mullica Hill born 1828
b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
5. DAVID2 MORGAN (GEORGE1) was born December 15, 1740 in Egg Harbor Rd., Glou. Co., N.J.,
and died June 04, 1789 in Deptford, Glou. Co., N.J.. He married
(1) MARY BLACKWOOD June 20, 1768 in Glouc. Co.. N.J.. She was born Unknown, and died
Unknown.
(2) SARAH BLACKWOOD October 01, 1780. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown. m. 10
Jan 1780
Children of DAVID MORGAN and MARY BLACKWOOD are:
i. MARGARET3 MORGAN, b. July 25, 1769; d. January 15, 1848; m.
COX; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
ii. JOHN C. MORGAN, b. March 15, 1771; d. July 12, 1845.
iii. MARY MORGAN, b. January 15, 1774; d. Unknown.
iv. JOSEPH W. MORGAN, b. March 09, 1780; d. September 05, 1822.
Child of DAVID MORGAN and SARAH BLACKWOOD is:
12.
v. DAVID BLACKWOOD3 MORGAN, b. February 11, 1785; d. March 10,
1868, near Haddonfield, N. J..
Randal W. Morgan b. 15 Jan 1782 married Mrs. Sarah Marshall 25
March 1815 son Hiram b.25 Nov. 1815 Blackwood Terrace, Gloucester
 Name: Joseph W. MORGAN
 Birth: 9 MAR 1780 in Gloucester County, New Jersey
 Death: 5 SEP 1822 in Gloucester County, New Jersey
Randal W. Morgan’s son is Hiram
1850
Hiram MORGAN 34 farmer $20,000 NJ Camden Washington 1850
married Sarah Ann 36 (Sarah Ann is probably a Witcroft)
Caroline 5
Henry 1 month
Mary Witcroft 34
Sarah Witcroft 33
Ann Baxter 35 (probably a Witcroft or a Morgan)
Josephien Baxter 9
Rebecca Carney 15
Patrick Kelly 30
John Donelson 19 laborer ireland
1880
Hiram MORGAN
Sarah A. MORGAN
Caroline MORGAN
Henry W. MORGAN
Annie MORGAN
Sarah B. MORGAN
Margaret DICKERSON
Carty, Benjamin
Self
Wife
Dau
Son
Dau
Dau
Other
M
M
S
S
S
S
S
Male
Female
Female
Male
Female
Female
Female
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
65
67
31
29
27
25
9
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
PA
Farmer
Keeping House
At Home
Work On Farm
At Home
At Home
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
PA
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
PA
Caroline Morgan
6-4-1876.
Descendants of George Morgan
Generation No. 3
6. JONATHAN3 MORGAN (GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1765 in Egg Harbor Rd., Glou. Co., N.J.,
and died abt.1840 Braysville Ceme, Near New Trenton, In. He married MARGARET OTTO May
07, 1796 in Swedes Church, Swedesboro, Glouc. Co.. N.J.. She was born August 05, 1772, and
(died Braysville Ceme, Near New Trenton, In). His brother Isaac married Mary Otto at the same time.
Bödo Otto Jr., was surgeon in the Continental Army.
I think some of this family went to Indiana after 8 March 1837 (after Thomas Cheeseman Morgan,
was born in Millville, Gloucester, son of Peter Jessup Morgan, born 10 May 1800, who went west with
wife Hannah Jane Cheesman, b. 25 Dec 1812 ) and before 1840. Margaret Otto as well as Maria, her
stepchild, went with the Morgans west. Bodo and Peter stayed in NJ. I believe I read that around 1837
30 Morgan families from NJ and PA made a wagon train thru Ohio and on to Indiana and points
southward. Margaret’s father was Frederick Christopher OTTO
Children of JONATHAN MORGAN and MARGARET OTTO are:
i. GEORGE WASHINGTON4 MORGAN, b. March 15, 1798; d. after 1870
Married Patience Ecrett/Eacrit. a George W. Morgan married Maggie H.
Morgan New Jersey
Lydia S.Tayton, (Gdn.)
Son is John Otto Morgan b. 22 June 1820.
1870 U.S. Federal Census > New Jersey > Gloucester > Clayton
page 18
George W. MORGAN living with
Gabriel Beckett 44 farmer personal property worth 1000
Elizabeth Beckett 40- houskeeper - probably his daughter
Clara V. Beckett 14
Louisa M. Beckett 11
George Morgan 69
Henry a black with no last name 21
Susan,
I have to admit, I found your e-mail a bit confusing, but that's okay. I've
been working on my Morgan family for a little over 25 years now. Only
recently did I make a breakthrough, partly with the discovery of some new
information that my mother, who died in 1987, had written down back in
high school about her family and it ended up with my aunt's family. My
great-grandmother was Alice Belle Morgan, daughter of John and
Catherine (Hahn) Morgan. I found a family bible which listed John's parents
as George and Patience Morgan. The newly uncovered information from
my mom had John's full name as John Otto Morgan. I am pasting a copy of
what I wrote in my research notes to remind me how I determined John's
ancestry:
This is how I determined that John Otto Morgan was the son of George
W. and Patience (Eacrit) Morgan, and that George W. Morgan was the son
of Jonathan and Margaret (Otto) Morgan.
The following comment appears in John and Catherine (Hahn) Morgan's
family bible: "Died on the 17th of February 1887, John Morgan, son of
George and Patience Morgan. Aged 66 years, seven months and 25
days." This put his birth date at 22 June 1820.
I then went to the 1820 New Jersey census index and found that there
were only two George Morgans living in New Jersey that year. Contacting
historical societies for both counties, I found that the George Morgan from
Gloucester County had married a Patience Eacrit. This George Morgan
was living near a Bodo Morgan. With the help of a cousin I discovered over
the internet, I found both a George Washington and a Bodo Morgan
baptized at the Trinity Episcopal Church in Swedesboro, Gloucester
County, New Jersey, with Jonathan and Margaret Morgan as their parents.
Also in church records, I found a Jonathan Morgan marrying a Margaret
Otto in 1796. According to research by the Otto Family Association,
Margaret was the brother of Bodo Otto, Revolutionary War doctor. This
would explain John Morgan's middle name (Otto) and his uncle having
been named Bodo.
Okay, that's how I figured things out. I have since found a book titled, A
History of The Family of Morgan, From The Year 1089 to Present Times by
James Appleton Morgan, that has Jonathan Morgan in it and traces his
family back to the 16th century. Mind you, I am a very cautious
genealogist. I have to make sure my information is well-documented before
I add it to my family tree. I am currently looking for a source to back up
what the book says, although it does seem to be well researched.
According to the book, Jonathan's father George was the brother of Sarah
Morgan, Daniel Boone's mother.
I hope you have found this information useful. I'm not sure if I could add
more to this or not, but now is not a good time for me. Some other things
are preoccupying my brain.
13.
ii.
Lovestolearn68@aol.com
David Jackson
BODO MORGAN, b. 1799,
N.J.; d. April 01, 1869, Hardingville,
Glous.Co N.J...
(According to Col. Sidney Morgan,secretary of the Tarriff
Commission under Eisenhower, Hardingville was the boyhood home
of Gen. Daniel Morgan of the Rev War, before he left for VA) Bödo
married Hannah Nelson 1st, married Mrs. Rhoda Dilkes McCague 23
March 1842,
grandfather is George Morgan 1739 and Sarah Kinsey
14.
15.
iii.
iv.
16.
v.
Gloucester Co. Franklin Twsp 1830, 1840
KINSEY MORGAN, b. September 08, 1808; d. January 10, 1877.
MARIA MORGAN, Stepchild. b. 1810, Pittsgrove, Salem Co., N.J.;
d. 1903, New Trenton, Ind. Braysville Ceme;
PETER MORGAN, Stepchild. b. 1817, N.J.; d. June 15, 1908,
Glassboro, Glou. Co., N.J.; married SARAH JANE MOORE, 13 Nov
1841
PETER MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Mantua Township
and in Clayton 1860
vi.
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN b. 1829 married Almira K. Cassaday
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN b. 1829 d. 1881 Gloucester Co LDS
Kain,
Cassaday,
Charles
3/18/1863 Almira K.
Recorded as
home of (C230)
shown. Mr.
bride's
Upper
Kainfather
Pittsgrove
Minister of
the Gospel
From Gloucester Historical Society
Woodbury
Source
3/31/1863
Constitution
Date :
Christopher
M.
6552 Morgan Mullica
Hill, NJ
Household: 1880
Name
Christopher
MORGAN
Almira
MORGAN
Relation
Marital
Father's
Mother's
Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Status
Birthplace Birthplace
Self
M
Male
W
49 NJ
Wheelright NJ
NJ
Wife
M
Female W
44 NJ
Keeping
House
NJ
Source Information:
Census PlaceMullica Hill, Gloucester, New Jersey
Bodo
Morgan
information:
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/_glc_/2099/2099_39.html
40.
ANANIAS (5) NELSON
(ancestor of Hanna Nelson who married Bodo Morgan-susan)
Ananias Nelson, died in Salem County, before May 22, 1812.
NJ
He may have been a soldier in the Revolution (in the same class as Artis Seagrave), Oct. 20, 1777 (NG55), but on
September 15, 1778, Inquisition proceedings were instituted against him charging him with being a Loyalist. Such
proceedings were usually based upon an affidavit of an official or of neighbors. The proceedings were not always pressed
to judgment (NJA, 2nd. ser. 2:470; LNJ 255,296). No advertisement for the sale of his property, and none for creditors to
present claims have been seen (NJHSP 1961:75).
Ananias was a witness to the will of Benjamin Maul, of Hopewell, Cumberland County, on August 13, 1776 (NJA
34:341).
He was at Pine Tavern in 1778, 1780, 1789, 1797 (CSB 142).
(An Ananias was in the census of 1790 in North Carolina.)
On December 14, 1799, 42 acres belonging to Ananias, in Pittsgrove, adjoining John Mayhew, Esq., deceased, and John
Ellits, were sold by the Sheriff to Champneys Rambo, pursuant to a judgment and execution obtained by Artis Seagreave
(SH 177) in the Common Pleas Court. The deed was dated March 26, 1800 (UD #674). This land was #3 in the Division
of the land of Abraham Nelson (3) at Maple Grove.
On January 9, 1800, John Hutchinson made a deed to Ananias Nelson for 80 acres (plus), pursuant to which 80 30/100
acres near Pine Tavern, in Woolwich Township, Gloucester County, adjoining Wade Mulford, John Hutchinson, Joseph
Stokes, and Isaac Ivins, were on April 26, 1804, surveyed to Ananias, and approved August 9, 1804 (WJ AA:276).
Ananias having died intestate, on May 22, 1812, Abraham Nelson was appointed administrator of his estate, the
bondsmen being John Keeper, et al (SS A:97).
Ananias left children:
i. Abraham Nelson(6), wife Mary;
ii. George Nelson (6), wife Susanah;
iii. Ananias Nelson .
On March 21, 1828, Abraham Nelson obtained a quit claim deed from George Nelson, one of the heirs of Ananias of all
of George's estate in lands in Salem and Gloucester County. The deed was acknowledged by a witness, Sept. 4, 1835;
and on April 20, 1828, Susanah Nelson, of Chester County, Pa., widow of George, released her dower unto Abraham
Nelson, of Gloucester County (SC SS:36, 39).
On July 9, 1830, Abraham Nelson (6), and Mary his wife, of Woolwich Township, sold to Joseph Lewis, 13 acres in
Woolwich Township, on the Stage Road from Bridge Town to Philadelphia, adjoining Wm. Money, being part of a tract
which John Mixner had sold to Annanias Nelson, who died intestate, whereupon the land descended to said Abraham.
Witness was Samuel Nelson (GD A3:356).
On Sept. 2, 1834, Abraham Nelson (6) and Mary, his wife, of Woolwich Township sold to Charles Wood, 1 acre set off
to Ananias Nelson by Commissioners, December Term, 1800 (SC QQ:45).
On Sept. 16, 1830, in the Village Herald of Woodbury, Abraham Nelson published a notice directed to Justices of the
Peace, etc., not to marry his daughter, Hannah, to Bodo Morgan. (Bodo was a son of Jonathan Morgan, and a grandson
of George Morgan, says John D. F. Morgan, Esq.). Hannah (7), nevertheless, married Bodo Morgan, probably in 1830,
and died by 1842.
The heirs of Abraham Nelson (6), children, no doubt, were:
i. A??ariah (7) Nelson, who, on Nov. 9, 1854, sold to
Joseph Jessup, 8 acres in Harrison Township, adjoining
Samuel Porch and Samuel Duel, which Wm. Elwell,
administrator of the estate of Abraham Nelson, had
sold to Azariah, Feb. 3, 1852 (GD Q4:325).
ii. Joseph,
iii. Mary (7), wed Wade Mulford,
iv. Patience, wed Charles Commings,
v. Hannah, wed Bodo Morgan.
Hannah (Nelson) Morgan, and Bodo, had but one child:
i. Abraham N. Morgan (8), born August 14, 1831.
Bodo Morgan having wed (2), in 1842, Rhoda MaGague, they conveyed to Abram N. Morgan, of Franklin Township, on
February 23, 1845, 30.50 acres in Franklin Township on the road from Whig Lane to Hardingville, adjoining Bodo's
other land and the Ecret survey (GD R4:101). Bodo left a will probated April 1, 1869. Executor Abram N. Morgan, who
qualified (GS F:366).
Abraham N. Morgan (8), married Margaret Butler, and had three children: Wealey, Hannah, and Anna Corinda (Carr).
Abraham N. died March 2, 1915, and Oscar E. Carr, grandson, was appointed administrator on April 5, 1915 (GS
E:123).
On December 5, 1857, the above heirs of Abraham Nelson sold to Joseph Paulin and Wm. L. Cross, all their rights
within a survey on Reed's Branch made to Sears (Sears Cedar Swamp) (GD U4:137).
On August 21, 1835, Susann Nelson, Chester County, Pa., Frederick Fisher and Elizabeth, his wife (nee Nelson), of
Philadelphia, and Hezekiah Nelson, and Matilda, his wife, of Chester County, as heirs of George Nelson (6), conveyed
two tracts in Pittagrove Township to Jonsthan Burroughs (SC PP:600); and on Aug. 25, 1835, Susan Nelson, Chester Co.,
Pa., Frederick Fisher and Elizabeth (Nelson), his wife, Phila. Co., Hezekiah and Matilda Nelson, Chester Co. sold to
Jonathan Burrough, 1.05 acres in Pittsgrove Township, and 20 acres in Woolwich
Township, which descended from Ananias to George. George died intestate, the grantors being his heirs. Witnesses Jos.
H. Atkinson, et al (GD N3:312).
Samuel Nelson (5) of Pittsgrove Township, made a will, dated Jan. 4, 1796, in which he gave to his wife, Elizabeth, 2
horses, 3 cows, and the grain at the Tavern Place (Pittstown), "and at my other place"; gave to his mother, Keziah, the
house "where she now lives" and 1/2 acre adjoining, etc.; devised to his daughter Mary Nelson, land adjoining Samuel
Elwell's land, etc.; devised to his two sons, Joseph and John the "place where I formerly lived, adjoining Joseph Van
Meter's land"; devised to his son, John, a 6 acre lot South of Judah Foster's land and an 18 acre field adjoining Joseph Van
Meter's land; and other lands to Joseph and John; etc. He authorized his executors to sell the Tavern Place, and pay the
profits of his lands to bring up the children until they became of age. The executors named were Elizabeth Nelson and
Benjamin Champneys, who at the time of the probate, had "long since" died. The witnesses were Benjamin Robinson,
Rebeckah Hughs, and Jedediah Dubois. The Will was proved by Rebecca Hutchinson, late Rebecca Hughs, on April 10,
1839 (43 years after it was signed), and Joseph C. Nelson qualified as administrator c.t.a. (SS D:225). An inventory was
filed Sept. 19, 1839 (SS E:104).
The children of Samuel (5) and Elizabeth Nelson were:
x
x
i. Rebeckah, born October 9, 1781;
ii. Elizabeth, born August 11, 1784;
iii. Mary (6), born Nov. 17, 1788, married David Sithens;
iv. Joseph Champneys (6), born Aug. 12, 1791, mar. Ruth Sithen;
v. John, born August 25, 1793;
vi. Samuel, born July 16, 1797. (Supplied by Mrs. Dale H.
Learned from Bible record; and she sent a list of progeny).
Mary Nelson (6), born 1788, married David Sithens.
They had son, Benj. C. Sithens (7), married Salome Hitchner. Had ?? children:
i. Malcom Sithens(8), mar. Texaswoman. Had daughter Queenie;
ii. Spencer Sithens, married (???), no children;
iii. Samuel N. Sithens, died single;
iv. Charles Sithens , married (???), no children;
v. Mary Sithens (8), married (1) Nelson Morgan, married (2)
Joseph Morgan, 3 children - Annie (9), d. 1 yr;
Rufus, mar. Helen Dresher, no children; Salome, mar.
Russell T., Blackwood, no children;
vi. Sarah Sithens (8), married Elwood Dubois, son Champney (9)
married Etta Batten;
vii. Elizabeth Sithens (8), married Edward Kunitz, dau. Amelia mar.
Wm. Pancoast, had 4 children - Elizabeth (10)
Pancoast; Mary Pancoast; Louise Pancoast, Daille
Pancoast;
viii. Margaret Sithens, married John Sitley, no children.
On March 13, 1840, Benjamin C. Sithens sold to Joseph C. Nelson, his interest in three tracts, including the mill seat
and woolen factory, which Benjamin's grandfather, Samuel Nelson, had owned.
7. GEORGE C.3 MORGAN (GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1773 in Egg Harbor Rd., Glou. Co.,
N.J., and died September 25, 1813 in Deptford, Glou. Co., N.J.. He married ABIGAIL. She was
born Unknown, and died Unknown
Children of GEORGE C. MORGAN and ABIGAIL are:
17. i. ZADIEKIAH4 MORGAN, b. 1780; d. March 13, 1815, Deptford Twp., Glouc. Co., N. J..NOT
POSSIBLE-wrong generation
18. ii. SAMUEL H. MORGAN, b. 1807; d. May 08, 1887.
SAMUEL MORGAN NJ Gloucester County FRANKLIN Township 1850
SAMUEL
NJ Gloucester
Franklin
1860
MORGAN
County
Township
19.iii. OBEDIAH MORGAN, b. January 1808, N.J.; d. Unknown.marrried Jane Anna Watson, named a
son after brother Isaac
iv. ISAAC MORGAN, b. before 1814, Blackwood, Glouc. Co., N.J.; d. Unknown. More About ISAAC
MORGAN:
Fact 6: Surveyor
v. SARAH MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. WILLIAM MARTINDALE; b. Unknown; d. Unknown
This could be wrong. She could have married Christian Morgan 1821 in Deptford, Gloucester Co
vi. ANN MORGAN, b. 25 JUL 1797 d. Unknown; m. BENJAMIN NORTH??; b 27 JUN 1791. Unknown; d.
Unknown.Am not sure about this marriage but list it anyway- Children
1.
James L. North b: 24 FEB 1820
2.
Samuel M. North b: 9 SEP 1821
3.
Sarah A. North b: 4 APR 1823
4.
Benjamin R. North b: 18 MAR 1827
5.
Abigail North b: 26 FEB 1830
6.
Abraham North b: 15 APR 1831
7.
Amos M. North b: 21 DEC 1833
8.
Henry L. North b: 15 MAR 1836
9.
Alice North b: 16 NOV 1838
vii. GEORGE W.MORGAN, b. before 1814; d. Unknown.
George W. Morgan b ? married Sarah Carter.
GEORGE W. MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greennich Township
GEORGE MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Mantua Township 1860
His son George C. Morgan death certificate listed William Morgan as his father, so George W. ma
be George William Morgan But George C. does list Sarah as his mother and George W. married
Sarah Carter. Maybe she married Wiliiam first and then George W.
1850 house 107 Carpenters Landing
No ages given in census
Children:
Allen S. Morgan 1824
George C. 1830 married Mary Stout at Carpenters Landing
(Captain George C. Morgan born about 1830, died 19th April 1887 of heart disease induced by violent exercise- in a 5 min
period he was dead, Mantua Creek, Gloucester Co., NJ- resided in Woodbury, buried in Mantua cemetery.) William J.
1836 in Carpenters Landing, Gloucester
James S. 13 Apr 1838 in Carpenters Landing
John D. 30 Apr 1842 in Carpenters Landing died July 10, 1911 of heat prostration, village of Mantua,
was a “waterman, barge head.”) married Lizzie Madaram Father: Jacob MADARA b: ABT 1797 in N
Jersey Mother: Lydia Ann DILKS b: APR 1812 in New Jersey and AMANDA LOUISE CHEW,
father is George Morgan and Sarah Carter
Henry 1850
1870 U.S. Federal Census
> New Jersey > Gloucester Mantua page 4, house 29
As far as I can tell he is George C. Morgan who appears as "captain of a vessel" in 1870 and although the
death certificate says his parent is William, he appears in the 1850 census in the house of George W. Mor
in Carpenter's Landing-Mantua. I think that there is the possibility that George W. was George William and
they called him William.
George C. Morgan 41 Captain of vessel, value of real estate 1000, value of personal property 500 father is William
Margaret 37 keeping house
Emma 17
House 30
John D. Morgan 28 father is George W. sailor and barge hand born April 30, 1842 died July 10, 1911 He married both
Amanda Louise Chew and Lizzie Madaram
Elizabeth 21 housekeeper
Linda 1
House 31
Jesse C. Morgan 43 shoemaking, real estate 2000, personal 1000
Sarah B. 32 housekeeping
Joseph 14 blackmithing
GEORGE C. MORGAN
Photo courtesy of Michael H
Household: 1880
Name
George C. MORGAN
Margaret MORGAN
Charles TERRIS
M. Emma TERRIS
Relation Marital Status
Self
M
Wife
M
SonL M
Wife
M
Gender
Male
Female
Male
Female
Race Age Birthplace
W 50 NJ
W 43 NJ
W 29 PA
W 25 NJ
Occupation
Sailor
Keeping House
Blacksmith
At Home
Father's Birthplace Mother's
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
PA
PA
NJ
NJ
Source Information:
Census PlaceMantua, Gloucester, New Jersey
next door
Household: 1880
Name
Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthpl
Mary J. CHEW Self
W
Female W 77 NJ
Keeping House NJ
NJ
Source Information:
Census PlaceMantua, Gloucester, New Jersey
Household:1880 8 doors away from George Morgan
Name
Marital
Status
Relation
Gender Race Age Birthplace
Father's
Birthplace
Occupation
Mo
Birth
Allen S. MORGAN
Rebecca MORGAN
William A.
MORGAN
Alvernia MORGAN
Allen S. MORGAN
Self
Wife
M
M
Male
W
Female W
54 NJ
58 NJ
Wheelright
NJ
Keeping House NJ
NJ
NJ
Son
S
Male
W
29 NJ
Wheelright
NJ
NJ
Dau
GSon
S
S
Female W
Male
W
23 NJ
5 NJ
At Home
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
John FIRESTONE
Other
S
Male
23 NJ
NJ
NJ
Source Information:
Census PlaceMantua, Gloucester, New Jersey
W
Carriage
Painter
1900 New Jersey, Gloucester County, Mantua Roll 971 Book 1, Page 190
House 272
Allen S. Morgan Feb 1824 76 married 50 years all born NJ
Rebecca wife March 1821 79 2 children and 2 alive
William A. July 1850 49 single
Alvernie feb 1859 41 single
Household:1880
Name
John D. MORGAN
Elizabeth (Madaram)
MORGAN
Linda MORGAN
Self
Marital
Status
M
Wife
Dau
Relation
Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Male
W
35 NJ
M
Female W
30 NJ
S
Female W
11 NJ
Sailor
Keeping
House
Father's
Birthplace
NJ
Mo
Birt
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Source Information:
CensusM
Place G
N
J
2 houses away
Household:
Name
George W. CHEW
Sarah A. CHEW
Georgeanna CHEW
Relation Marital Status
Self
M
Wife
M
Dau
S
Gender
Male
Female
Female
Race Age Birthplace Occupation
W 37 NJ
Store Keeper
W 27 NJ
Keeping House
W
3 NJ
Father's Birthplace Mother's Bi
NJ
NJ
PA
NJ
NJ
NJ
Household: 1880
Name
Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Bi
Jesse C. MORGAN Self
M
Male
W 50 NJ
Shoemaker
NJ
NJ
Annie MORGAN
Wife
M
Female W 50 NJ
Keeping House NJ
NJ
Source Information:
Census PlaceMantua, Gloucester, New Jersey
Millard C. Morgan
grandchild Hurffville, N. J.
Father :
Morgan, George C.
Simpson, Ella M.
4/29/1933 St. John's Episcopal Church, Chews Landing, N.
Chews
Landing, N. J.
J.
Father
:Simpson,
Wm. T.
Evening News 4/29/1933
Married to-nite.
2/12/1852
Stout, Mary (S330)
George C.
at Carpenter's Landing
Carpenter's Landing
39935 Morgan Carpenter's Landing Post, Samuel E.
Groom- age 22 yrs: Bride- age 18 yrs.
(his 1st marriage?)
Certificates of Gloucester Co.
12/5/1857
McIlvain, Mary An
William I.
Parsonage,Fislerville, N. J.
Creasville, N. J.
27322 Morgan
Hudson, S. M., Rev.
Woodbury Constitution 12/15/1857
Carpenter's Landing, N. J.
James S.
28206 Morgan Carpenter's
Landing
Collier, Rev.
E.W.
3/18/1861
at Freehold
Woodbury Sourc
4/16/186
Constitutio e Date
1
n
:
John D.
Mantua Twnsp, NJ
26103 Morgan Groom- sailor, age 25 yrs.: Bride- age 19 yrs.
Mr. Roe, Pastor, M.E. Church, Woodbury. Cert:7/14/1868;
recorded as shown
JOHN D. MORGAN married 1st AMANDA LOUISE CHEW
Marriage:
30 JUL 1863 Carpenters Landing, , Gloucester, New Jersey
Roe,
J.L.
Milton, Reb
(M435
Carpenter's Lan
2/13/1868
Certificates of
Gloucester Co.
7/14/1868
M
L
Woo
The layout of Carpenter's landing is as quoted from body of work COMPILED BY EDWARD
CARPENTER OF PHILADELPHIA AND HIS SON GENERAL LOUIS HENRY CARPENTER U. S. A. Printed f
Private Circulation BY J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY PHILADELPHIA 1912 COPYRIGHT, 1912, BY
LOUIS HENRY CARPENTER :
"William C. Tonkin and his brother John purchased, from Thomas Carpenter,
the large dwelling and triangular lot of ground comprised between the roads leading to
Mullica's Hill, Barnsboro, and Bethel, in Carpenter's Landing. They conducted a large business with much success
herefor many years. John Tonkin died Feb. 27, 1834, unmarried. I Mary Tonkin, daughter of Edward Tonkin, 2d, and
Mary Cole, born Sept. 8, 1748; married April 13, 1774, Thomas Carpenter of Carpenter's Landing and died Aug. 5,
1822…… EDWARD CARPENTER, 2D, born in Glassborough, N. J., May 17, 1813; died March 4, 1889, in Philadelp
married Nov. 16, 1837, ANNA MARIA HoWEY, born Jan. 1, 1818, died May 16, 1883 in Philadelphia, daughter of
Benjamin M.'Howey and Isabella Stratton his wife, of "Pleasant Meadows," Gloucester Co., N. J…..during his early y
lived with his mother and grandfather at Woodbury and Carpenter's Landing. The latter, now called Mantua, was then
place of active business in cord-wood, lumber, and ship timber, employing many sloops and small vessels in the trad
He resided a short time, in Glassborough… "
viii. ABIGAIL MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. THOMAS PILLING, December 18, 1828; b. Unknown; d.
Unknown.
ix. BENJAMIN R. MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown; in a Quaker Meeting
m. HANNAH HAINES Burlington Co.?
Woodbury Herald & Gloucester Farmer Source Date : 1/1/1823
8. MICHAEL3 MORGAN (RANDAL2, GEORGE1) was born August 29, 1760, and died Unknown. He
married (1) SARAH SMALLWOOD November 06, 1786 in Glouc. Co.. N.J.. She was born Unknown,
and died before 1791. He married (2) EILZABETH HEDGES March 23, 1791 in Glouc. Co.. N.J.. She
was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Child of MICHAEL MORGAN and SARAH SMALLWOOD is:
i. MICHAEL4 MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
9. JONATHAN3 MORGAN, JR. (JONATHAN2, GEORGE1) was born 1760, and died 1849 (LDS). He
married ELIZABETH FISHER November 26, 1784. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Children of JONATHAN MORGAN and ELIZABETH FISHER are:
i. DAVID4 MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
ii. ISAAC MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iii. ASA MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown
iv. JONATHAN MORGAN b. Unknown; d. Unknown
v. AMOS MORGAN b. 1784 d. Unknown married Mary Shafer wed 2 Dec 1813
Gloucester
Tax list-AMOS MORGAN NJ p 223 Gloucester County Clayton Township 1860
1850 census Franklin, Gloucester p. 4
Amos Morgan 66 laborer NJ (1784)
Mary 69 NJ
Richard D. Clover 2 NJ
Children of Amos Morgan and Mary are:
a. Elizabeth Morgan m. Hugh H. Moore
b. Jonathan H. Morgan b. March 1813 died 28 May 1888 of Pumonary
exhaustion in Clayton, NJ married Mary L. Dawson 20 Sept. 1836.
JONATHAN H. MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Washington Township 1840
(before it became part of Camden Co.)
JONATHAN H. MORGAN
DAWSON, MARY L.
married
20 Sep 1836 Gloucester
1850 Camden, Washington
Jonathan H. Morgan 35 glassblower $1400 all NJ
Mary 32
Clusy? 13 m
Hannah Mariah 11 f
Amos 5 m
1860 Chews Landing, 3rd July p. 377 Monroe, Camden, NJ
Jonathan H. Morgan 45 Glassblower $3000 (supposedly son
Mary 43
Amos Franklin 15
of Jonathan)
1870 Williamstown, Camden
Jonathan 55 farmer $12,000 b NJ (supposedly son of Jonathan)
Mary keeping house 53
Franklin 22
Anna E. Dilks 16 at home
(Mary Dilks 19 domestic servant is in the Calvin house)
Arena Solo at home 8
Household: 1880
Name
Jonathan H.
Relation
Self
Marital
Status
M
Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Male
W
67 NJ
Glass
Father's
Birthplace
NJ
Mother's
Birthplace
NJ
MORGAN
Mary L.
MORGAN
Wife
M
Female W
63 NJ
Blower
Keeping
House
NJ
NJ
Source Information:
Census Place
Clayton, Gloucester, New Jersey
Family History Library Film 1254781
NA Film Number
T9-0781
Page Number
283D
Household: 1845 Amos Franklin Morgan
Name
Amos F.
MORGAN
Laura E.
MORGAN
Ida W.
MORGAN
Relation
Self
Marital
Status
M
Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Male
W
Mother's
Birthplace
34 PA
Shoe Maker NJ
NJ
Keeping
House
GER
GER
PA
PA
Wife
M
Female W
19 PA
Dau
S
Female W
9M NJ
Source Information:
Census Place
Camden, Camden, New Jersey
Family History Library Film 1254774
NA Film Number
T9-0774
Page Number
316C
Father's
Birthplace
Daughter of Amos Morgan and Mary Shaefer :
Elizabeth Morgan b. Nov. 1828 Gloucester Co. d. 5 April 1899, cancer of the face,
Williamstown, Monroe Twsp., Gloucester Co., NJ married Hugh Moore
Household: she married Hugh Moore
Name
Hugh
MOORE
Elizabeth
MOORE
William
MOORE
Ida MOORE
Relation
Marital
Status
Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Self
M
Male
W
63 NJ
Wife
M
Female W
62 NJ
Son
S
Male
W
35 NJ
Dau
M
Female W
22 NJ
Common
Laborer
Keeping
House
Father's
Birthplace
Mother's
Birthplace
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Laborer
NJ
NJ
At Home
NJ
NJ
Source Information:
Census PlaceBrooklyn, Gloucester, New Jersey
There are 2 Amos boys about 6 years apart- one is abt. 1845 son of Jonathan
H, and Mary L. Dawson-- the other is an orphan born 1838.
1850 Franklin, Gloucester p. 7
Jonathan Peterson 38 cabinet maker NJ
Julia Ann Peterson 35
Amos Morgan Jr. 11
1870 Clayton,NJ living with the Peterson’s in 1850 – -b. 1838
Amos Morgan 32 1837 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
Emma Morgan 27 1842 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Female
Eva V Morgan 9 1860 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Female
Edward S Morgan 7 1862 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
Kate Morgan 5 1864 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Female
David R Morgan 3 1866 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
1880 Glassboro, Clayton,NJ
Amos MORGAN
Emma K. MORGAN
Eva V. MORGAN
Edward S. MORGAN
Kate M. MORGAN
David R. MORGAN
Lawrence T. MORGAN
Berthlhar MORGAN
Self
Wife
Dau
Son
Dau
Son
Son
Dau
M
M
S
S
S
S
S
S
Male
Female
Female
Male
Female
Male
Male
Female
AMOS MORGAN
NJ
AMOS MORGAN
NJ
AMOS MORGAN
NJ
AMOS MORGAN
NJ
AMOS JUN.
MORGAN
NJ
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
42
38
19
18
15
13
5
1
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Glass Blower
House Work
At Home
Works In Glass Fac.
At School
At School
Gloucester
County
Gloucester
County
Gloucester
County
Gloucester
County
Gloucester
County
NJ
PA
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
PA
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Clayton
Township
Franklin
Township
Franklin
Township
Franklin
Township
Franklin
Township
1860
1830
1840
1850
1850
10. RACHEL3 MORGAN (JONATHAN2, GEORGE1) was born 1770, and died Unknown in Salem Co.,
N.J.. She married NATHAN STEWART 1790 in Philadephia, Pa.. He was born Unknown, and died
October 21, 1821.
Children of RACHEL MORGAN and NATHAN STEWART are:
i. BATHSHEBA4 STEWART, b. Unknown.
ii. ANN STEWART, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iii. JOSEPH STEWART, b. Unknown.
iv. RACHEL STEWART, b. Unknown.
v. HANNAH STEWART, b. Unknown.
vi. MARY STEWART, b. Unknown.
vii. ABIGAIL STEWART, b. Unknown.
11. ISAAC S.3 MORGAN (JONATHAN2, GEORGE1) was born Unknown, and died Unknown. He
married REBECCA STINGER December 16, 1802 in Swedesboro, Glou. Co., N.J.. She was born
Unknown, and died Unknown.
ISAAC MORGAN
NJ
Gloucester County
Clayton Township
1860
Children of ISAAC S. MORGAN and REBECCA STINGER are:
i. BATHSHEBA4 MORGAN, b. January 09, 1805; d. Unknown.
ii. REBEKA MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
nephew?? 1880 Mullica Hill
Isaac S. MORGAN
Hannah MORGAN
Rhoda KIER
Lillie May MORGAN
William MARSHALL
Self
Wife
Dau
Dau
Other
M
M
M
S
S
Male
Female
Female
Female
Male
W
W
W
W
W
52
42
24
14
18
NJ Blacksmith
NJ Keeping House
NJ
NJ
NJ Apprentice Blacksmith
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
12. DAVID BLACKWOOD3 MORGAN (DAVID2, GEORGE1) was born February 11, 1785, Warren,
Ohio and died March 10, 1868 in near Haddonfield, N. J.
He married
(1) HANNAH IVINS FRENCH.
(2)Elizabeth Clark TOMLINSON10 MAR 1814 in Gloucester. She was born 28 MAR 1783 in
Gloucester County, New Jersey died February 02, 1829 in Chews Landing, Glouc., Co. N. J..
Father: Isaac TOMLINSON b: 10 Aug 1737 in Gloucester, Camden, New Jersey Mother:
Elizabeth SHIVERS b: 1740 Children
Children of DAVID MORGAN and ELIZABETH CLARK are:
i. BARCLALY4 MORGAN, b. 13 Jan 1824 d. Unknown.
ii. ELWOOD MORGAN, b. 13 Mar 1815 d. Unknown.
iii. JOSHUA T. MORGAN, b. 24 Feb 1817 d. Unknown.
iv. MORDECAI MORGAN, b 22 Apr 1819. Unknown.
v. ANN MORGAN, b. 23 Dec 1820 in Glaveston, Gloucester; d.
Unknown.
Descendants of George Morgan
Generation No. 4
ABRAM N. MORGAN
NJ
Gloucester County
Son of Bödo
Gloucester County
Gloucester County
Gloucester County
Gloucester County
Gloucester County
Clayton Township
1860
AMOS MORGAN
NJ
Clayton Township
1860
BODO MORGAN
NJ
Clayton Township
1860
ISAAC MORGAN
NJ
Clayton Township
1860
KINNSEY MORGAN
NJ
Clayton Township
1860
PETER MORGAN
NJ
Clayton Township
1860
Gloucester County defined
1686, courts separated from Burlington County
1692, boundary set with Burlington county and repealed in 1693
1694, formed in West Jersey with Egg Harbor from Cape May County
Clayton was a village and part of Greenwich Twsp which became Franklin Twsp which
became Clayton Twsp. JACOB FISLER bought 3000 acres in 1780 I think near Clayton
Village cemetery and was the founder of the Clayton area as it is today. I have listed
Greenwich-Franklin-Clayton Twnshps. and a couple other townships nearby, all
in Gloucester.
Township of Elk -Settled by 1791.
(comprised of several small settlements namely : Aura, Ferrell, Hardingville,
Lawns, Lake Garrison, Lake Gilman, Lakeview Park, Clayton Park, and parts of
Ewan & Clayton. It was separated from Franklin, Harrison, Clayton, and
Woolwich Townships on April 17, 1891. Previous name Shoestring Township.
1710, boundaries redefined
Township of Franklin
On January 27, 1820 a 72,000 acre collection of small villages, previously
part of Woolwich and Greenwich Townships, was incorporated into a new
municipality - the Township of Franklin. At that time Glassboro, Clayton,
Newfield and Elk were a part of this tract.
1837, part of Gloucester forms Atlantic County; 1844, part made into Camden County; 1871,
Monroe twp. and bulk of Washington twp. from Camden County; 1892, part of Landis twps.,
Cumberland County taken and returned in 1897; 1926, part of Washington twp. to Camden
County with some more going in 1931; 1938, boundary clarified with Atlantic County; 1950,
some to Camden County.
13. BODO4 MORGAN (JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1799 in N.J., and died April 01,
1869 in Hardingville, Glous.Co. N.J.. He married
(1) HANNAH NELSON 1830 in Franklin Twnp., Glouc. Co., N.J.. She was born Unknown, and died
Bef. 1842. He married
(2) RHODA DILKS March 23, 1842 in Glou. Co., N.J.. She was born 1814 in N.J., and died May 13,
1877 in Hardingville, Glous.Co. N.J.1. She was married first to a McGague or McGaue-may have
been a son of James Magaue who died abt.1884. A Sarah Mcgaue of Woodbury NJ
born Ireland died 26th Oct 1881 at West Deptford NJ,buried Clarksboro,
daughter of Thomas Flanagan of Ireland
BODO MORGAN
NJ
Gloucester County
Franklin Township
1830
BODO** MORGAN
NJ
Gloucester County
Franklin Township
1840
BODO** MORGAN
BODO** MORGAN
NJ
NJ
Gloucester County
Gloucester County
Franklin Township
Clayton Township
1850
1860
On Sept. 16, 1830, in the Village Herald of Woodbury, Abraham Nelson published a notice directed
to Justices of the Peace, etc., not to marry his daughter, Hannah, to Bodo Morgan. (Bodo was a son
of Jonathan Morgan, and a grandson of George Morgan, says John D. F. Morgan, Esq.) Hannah (7),
nevertheless, married Bodo Morgan, probably in 1830, and died by 1842. Hannah (Nelson)
Morgan, and Bodo, had but one child:
i. Abraham N. Morgan (8), born August 14, 1831.
Bodo Morgan having wed (2), in 1842, Rhoda MaGague, they conveyed to Abram N. Morgan, of
Franklin Township, on February 23, 1845, 30.50 acres in Franklin Township on the road from Whig
Lane to Hardingville, adjoining Bodo's other land and the Ecret survey (GD R4:101). Bodo left a will
probated April 1, 1869. Executor Abram N. Morgan, who qualified (GS F:366).
Abraham N. Morgan (8), married Margaret Butler, and had three children: Wesley, Hannah, and
Anna Corinda (Carr). Abraham N. died March 2, 1915, and Oscar E. Carr, grandson, was appointed
administrator on April 5, 1915 (GS E:123).
On December 5, 1857, the above heirs of Abraham Nelson sold to Joseph Paulin and Wm. L.
Cross, all their rights within a survey on Reed's Branch made to Sears (Sears Cedar Swamp) (GD
U4:137).
Child of BODO MORGAN and HANNAH NELSON is:
20.
i.
ABRAHAM NELSON5 MORGAN, b. August 14, 1830; married Margaret
Butler, and had three children: Wesley, Hannah, and Anna Corinda
(Carr). Abraham N. died March 2, 1915, and Oscar E. Carr, grandson,
was appointed administrator on April 5, 1915 (GS E:123). 1870
Clayton, NJ
Abraham N Morgan 39 1830 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
Male
Wesley Morgan 14 1855 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
born 1854, died Sept.20,1928
Hannah A Morgan 11 1858 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
Female
Annie C Morgan 8 1861 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
Female
1880 Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
Abraham N. MORGAN
Wesley MORGAN
Hannah MORGAN
Annie C. MORGAN
Self
Son
Dau
Dau
W
S
S
S
Male
Male
Female
Female
W
W
W
W
48
24
21
18
NJ Farmer
NJ
NJ Basket Maker NJ
NJ Keeping House NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
ABRAM N. MORGAN
NJ
Gloucester County
Clayton Township
1860
Children of BODO MORGAN and RHODA DILKeS (mother and father Mark and Elizabeth Dilkes) are:
1850 census Franklin, Gloucester p.24
Bodo 51 farmer
Rhoda 36 (1813?)
1Abram 18
2Rosa Mc Cague 11
3George Morgan 7
4Mark Dilks Morgan 5
5Bodo Jr 4
6Rhoda 2
7William 1 NJ
Bodo Jr in 1880 Once I got n email from a woman who said her Butcher family were friends with the
Gloucester Morgans for a century.
Household:
Name
Robert H. BUTCHER
Kate BUTCHER
Maggie H. BUTCHER
Bedo MORGAN
Relation Marital Status
Self
M
Wife
M
Dau
S
Other S
Source Information:
Census Place
Family History Library Film
NA Film Number
Page Number
Gender
Male
Female
Female
Male
Race Age Birthplace
W 31 NJ
W 31 NJ
W 4 NJ
W 35 NJ
Occupation
F
Keeping House
Home
Barber
Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Mullica Hill, Gloucester, New Jersey
1254781
T9-0781
411A
George and Ann Dilkes are next door
George Dilkes b. 1806 Franklin Township d. 8 Nov 1880 age 74 years Clayton, Franklin Township NJ burial
Bethel Gloucester
mother and father are Mark and Elizabeth Dilks
Son also is Jacob Dilkes who married Sarah E. Moore,
daughter of Elizabeth Morgan and Hugh Moore (son of Thomas and Hannah Moore) who was b. Burlington
Co.,NJ and d. Williamstown, NJ 9 April 1893
Elizabeth Morgan was daughter of Amos Morgan and Mary Shaefer
Son also is Mark Dilkes b. Franklin Township Feb 1815 d. 27 may 1879 Clayton NJ age 64 years 3 months
mother and father Mark and Elizabeth Dilks
Household: 1880 this is near Clayton
Name
Joseph N. BROWN
Mary A. BROWN
Anna M. DILKS
Samuel BROWN
Relation Marital Status
Self
M
Wife
M
GDau S
GSon S
Gender
Male
Female
Female
Male
Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
W
67 NJ
Retired Farmer NJ
NJ
W
66 NJ
Keeping House NJ
NJ
W
19 NJ
NJ
NJ
W
6 NJ
NJ
NJ
Source Information:
Census PlaceUpper Pittsgrove, Salem, New Jersey
1870 Clayton, NJ
Rhody Morgan 54 1815 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Female
Kinsey Morgan 17 1852 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
21. ii. GEORGE WASHINGTON5 MORGAN, b. 1843; d. December 28, 1898, Bridgeton, Cumberland Co.,
N.J. married Roseanna Porch
1870 Clayton, NJ
George W Morgan 27 1842 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
Household:
Name
George MORGAN
Rosanna MORGAN
Calvin MORGAN
Morris MORGAN
Alonzo MORGAN
Elena MORGAN
George MORGAN
Rebecca MORGAN
Hiram MORGAN
Relation Marital Status
Self
M
Wife
M
Son
Son
S
Son
S
Dau
S
Son
S
Dau
S
Son
S
Gender
Male
Female
Male
Male
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
W
36 NJ
Basket Maker NJ
NJ
W
34 NJ
Keeping House NJ
NJ
W
14 NJ
NJ
NJ
W
12 NJ
NJ
NJ
W
10 NJ
NJ
NJ
W
9 NJ
NJ
NJ
W
4 NJ
NJ
NJ
W
2 NJ
NJ
NJ
W
1 NJ
NJ
NJ
Source Information:
Census PlaceUpper Pittsgrove, Salem, New Jersey
22.iii. MARK DILKS MORGAN, b. August 7,1844, Hardingville, Glouc. Co., N. J.; d. October 16, 1910 of
Brights disease, village of Pitman, 38 South Broad, Glou. Co., N.J..
1870 Clayton, NJ
Mark Morgan 24 1845 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
Abagail Morgan 24 1845 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Female
Alfred Morgan 6 1863 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
1880 Clayton, NJ
Mark MORGAN
Abigal MORGAN
Althuses MORGAN
Franklin MORGAN
Amy E. MORGAN
Howard MORGAN
Self
M Male
W 45 NJ Farmer
NJ NJ
Wife
Son
Son
Dau
Son
M
S
S
S
S
W 45 NJ Keeping House
W 16 NJ Farm Laborer
W 6 NJ
W 3 NJ
W 7M NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Female
Male
Male
Female
Male
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
His son:
Howard MORGAN 7Months old in 1880 census b. Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
married a Catherine and had:
Floyd, b. 1900;
Raymond,1903;
Harold,1905;
Helen,b. 1907;
Leona, b. 1909,
Howard, b. 1912;
Alfred,b. 1914;
Marion, b. 1916;
Ralph, b. 1917;
Pauline, b. 1917
Mary Anna, b. 1920.
This family was living in Camden, Camden, NJ on 1920 census.
iv. BODO MORGAN, b. 1846; d. Unknown.
Mullica Hill 1880
Self M
Robert H. BUTCHER
Kate BUTCHER
Wife M
Maggie H. BUTCHER Dau S
Bodo MORGAN
Other S
Male
W 31 NJ F
NJ NJ
Female W 31 NJ Keeping House NJ NJ
Female W 4 NJ Home
NJ NJ
Male
W 35 NJ Barber
NJ NJ
23. v. RHODA MORGAN, b. 1848; d. 1937, Aura, Glouster Co., N.
vi. WILLIAM MORGAN, b. April 08, 1849, N.J.; d. 23 June 1907, disease of the heart, Elk Twsp.,
Gloucester Co., N.J.; m Hannah L.
More About WILLIAM MORGAN:
Fact 1: Basketmaker
Fact 2: burial- Ferell or Terell , N.J-undertaker Daniel Christy, Elmer,
NJ, attended by Dr. Ashcroft, Mullica Hill, NJ
1880-Harrisonville, Gloucester
William MORGAN
Hannah L. MORGAN
Kinsey E. MORGAN
Rachel F. MORGAN
Self
Wife
Son
Dau
M
M
S
S
Male
Female
Male
Female
W 31 NJ Farm Laborer NJ NJ
W 24 NJ House Keeping NJ NJ
W 7 NJ
NJ NJ
W 6M NJ
NJ NJ
24.
vii.
viii.
KINSEY MORGAN, b. February 03, 1853, Franklin Twn., Glouc. Co.,
N.J.; d. November 09, 1921, Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J..
ANDREW MORGAN, b. 1855, N.J.; d. February 05, 1920; m.
CAROLINE ABBOTT, February 12, 1873; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
Household: 1880
Name
Andrew
MORGAN
Caroline
MORGAN
Harriet T.
MORGAN
James S.
MORGAN
Alpheus
MORGAN
Relation
Marital
Father's Mother's
Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Status
Birthplace Birthplace
Self
M
Male
W
28 NJ
Farmer
NJ
NJ
Wife
M
Female W
26 NJ
Keeping
House
NJ
NJ
Dau
S
Female W
6 NJ
NJ
NJ
Son
S
Male
2 NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Nephew S
Male
W
W
16 NJ
Farm
Laborer
Source Information:
Census PlaceUpper Pittsgrove, Salem, New Jersey
ix.
TIMOTHY MORGAN, b. 1856; d. before 1870.
14. KINSEY4 MORGAN (JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born September 08, 1808, and died
January 10, 1877. He married MARGARET SIMPKINS January 25, 1827 in Burlington Co., N. J.. She
was born May 1804, and died April 15, 1871.
KINNSEY MORGAN
NJ
Gloucester County
Clayton Township
1860
More About KINSEY MORGAN:
Fact 1: Meth. Cem., Aura, N. J.
Fact 6: Blacksmith
More About MARGARET SIMPKINS:
Fact 1: Meth. Cem., Aura, N. J.
Children of KINSEY MORGAN and MARGARET SIMPKINS are:
i. ABIGAIL5 MORGAN, b. 1833; d. Unknown.
ABIGAIL MORGAN NJ age 15 Camden County Washington
Township 1850
ii. ELIZABETH ANN MORGAN, b. 1835; d. July 26, 1876.
More About ELIZABETH ANN MORGAN:
Fact 1: Meth. Cem., Aura, N. J.
iii.
iv.
MARGARET MORGAN, b. 1837; d. Unknown.
KINSEY MORGAN, b. 1850; d. Unknown.
15. MARIA4 MORGAN according to Leslie Karpolorich Stepchild to Jonathan –(JONATHAN3,
GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1810 in Pittsgrove, Salem Co., N.J., and died 1903 in New Trenton,
Ind.. She married WILLIAM DENDLESBECK April 14, 1827 in Glou. Co., N.J.. was born December
11, 1806 in N.J., and died 1882-1890.Buried Braysville Cemet, Near New Trenton, Indiana. He was son
of Unknown Dindelbeck and Elizabeth unknown.
Morgan, Maria
Married: Apr. 14, 1827 in: Gloucester, NJ
Gender: F Source: County Court Records Film number: 0850324
Spouse name: Dindlespike, William
Spouse gender: M
1880 Cincinatti, Hamilton, Ohio
William DEBECK Self M Male
W 74 NJ Carpenter
NJ NJ
Maria DEBECK Wife M Female W 70 NJ Keeps House
NJ NJ
Charley CLARK GSon S Male
W 14 OH Clerk In Drug Store OH NJ
Son William married Bell Sayez- father was Augustus Sayez born France abt 1820
William DEBECK
Bell DEBECK
Louis DEBECK
Anna DEBECK
Frank DEBECK
Omer DEBECK
Self
Wife
Son
Dau
Son
Son
M
M
S
S
S
S
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Male
W
W
W
W
W
W
49
48
19
17
15
13
NJ
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
Reporter
Keeping House
Lawyer
Attending School
Attending School
Attending School
NJ
FRANCE
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
Probably relatives-
6 June 1870 Madisonville, Columbia Twsp., Hamilton Co, Ohio
William Morgan 54 Farm $800 laborer b. NJ
Eliza 52 keeping house b. Ohio
Henry 26 farm laborer b. Ohio
Children of MARIA MORGAN and WILLIAM DENDLESBECK are:
25.
i. ELIAZBETH5 DEBECK, b. 1827, Glouc. Co.. N.J.; d. 1870 LDS, m.
(1)CLARK (2) SMITH
26.
ii.
Children
Walter B. Clark b. abt 1850 NJ and Charles C. Clark b. abt 1852
NJ (LDS)
Willie Smith b. NJ
BODO OTTO MORGAN DEBECK, b. 1830, Glouc. Co.. N.J.; d.
Married Martha Linn Children:
Emily DEBECK b. 1859 Ohio LDS
David DEBECK born 1856 Ohio
Lynn DeBeck son 1868 Ohio
Bodo Otto Morgan DeBeck b 1878 Ohio d. 1962 Ohio m. Elsie
Cochrane (children- Ruth b1886 Ohio and Mary Linn b 1888 Ohio)
William Linn Debeck b 1862 Ohio,
An Elsie DeBeck was born in Cincinatti
1 Mar 1895, d. 29 May 1988 SSN 270-
62-6466
Household: 1880
Name
Jno. A.
COCHRAN
Kate R.
COCHRAN
Blanche
COCHRAN
Jno. A.
COCHRAN
Catherine M.
RANNEY
Mary Alice
BARNES
Relation
Marital
Father's Mother's
Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Status
Birthplace Birthplace
Self
M
Male
Wife
M
Dau
Son
47 IN
Salesman IRE
IRE
Female W
33 OH
Keeping
House
CT
KY
S
Female W
8 OH
Scholar
IN
OH
S
Male
W
4 OH
IN
OH
MotherL W
Female W
62 KY
VA
NJ
Other
Female W
18 OH
OH
OH
S
W
Servant
Source Information:
Census Place
23rd Ward, Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio
Family History Library Film 1255029
NA Film Number
T9-1029
Page Number
223C
Household: 1880 next door
Name
Bom
DEBECK
Martha
DEBECK
David
DEBECK
Lynn
DEBECK
Bod.
DEBECK
Mary
FIRNSEY
Relation
Self
Wife
Son
Marital
Father's
Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Status
Birthplace
Secretary
M
Male
W
50 OH
School
NJ
Board
Keeping
M
Female W
40 OH
OH
House
Medical
S
Male
W
24 OH
OH
Student
Son
S
Male
W
12 OH
Son
S
Male
W
2 OH
Other
S
Female W
25 OH
Scholar
Servant
Source Information:
Census Place
23rd Ward, Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio
Family History Library Film 1255029
NA Film Number
T9-1029
Mother's
Birthplace
NJ
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
Page Number
223C
27.
iii.
WILLIAM LOOMIS DEBECK, b. 1833, Glouc. Co.. N.J.; d. Unknown.
1 July 1870 Cincinnati ward 8, Hamilton, Ohio
William L. DeBeck 31 Editor and Publishing of Weekly born NJ
$500
Isabella DeBeck 27 keeping house born Ohio
William L. 8 born Ohio
Anna Maria 6 born Ohio
Frank 4 born Ohio
Omer 1 born Ohio
Mary Ann Seabritt ? 18 Domestic born Ohio
Maria Soyes 35 keeping house born Ohio
Next neighbor is
James E. Harris 51 Correspondant at…..Agency born NJ
Susan Harris 47 invalid born NY
Frances Chadwick domestic 60 b.Ireland father and mother of foreign
birth
Household:
Name
William
DEBECK
Bell
DEBECK
Louis
DEBECK
Anna
DEBECK
Frank
DEBECK
Omer
DEBECK
Relation
Marital
Father's
Mother's
Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Status
Birthplace Birthplace
Self
M
Male
W
49 NJ
Reporter
NJ
NJ
FRANCE
OH
NJ
OH
NJ
OH
NJ
OH
NJ
OH
Wife
M
Female W
48 OH
Keeping
House
Son
S
Male
W
19 OH
Lawyer
Dau
S
Female W
17 OH
Son
S
Male
W
15 OH
Son
S
Male
W
13 OH
Attending
School
Attending
School
Attending
School
Source Information:
Census Place
Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio
Family History Library Film 1255024
NA Film Number
T9-1024
Page Number
162B
28.
iv.
v.
MARGARET DEBECK, b. 1838, Glouc. Co.. N.J.; d. Unknown. M.
George Chapman Berkley
2 July1870 Hamilton, Colerain-Givesbeck, Ohio
Henry Swift 27 farmer born England $500
Rebbeca J. Swift 24 keeping house born Ohio
Maggie DeBeck 29 school mistress born NJ
JESSE PARKIN JUDKINS DEBECK, b. 10 March 1844 LDS , Cincinatti,
Ohio; d. 30 Nov 1897 Buried New Trenton Cemetary, New Trenton,
Indiana
m. (1) JOSEPHINE ROSS; b. 1848 Ohio d. Unknown; .
(2) SARAH R. ROCKAFELLER; m. 25 Dec 1873 b. 15 August 1850
New Trenton, Ind.; d. 27 March 1877 Cincinatti, Ohio, daughter
of Ephriam Kitchen ROCKAFELLER and Sarah QUICK -son
is
Oakley Lynn DEBECK -born 11 Dec. 1874 Indiana, m. 29 Jan.
1899 Sarah Evalena BLACKBURN, died 16 Feb. 1969, buried at
Brookville Cem. Brookville, Indiana SSN 268-09-6334
(3) IDA J. BOYER; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
22 June1870 Cincinatti ward 18, Hamilton, Ohio
Jessy DeBeck 26 School teacher $450 born Ohio
Josephine 22 born Ohio
Jessy 4 male born Ohio
Fannie 1 born Ohio
Edward 5 months born Ohio
1880 Jacksonville, Morgan, Illinois
vi.
Abram LINK
Elizabeth LINK
Clarence HOLMES
Joseph LINEBARGER
Emily WAGNER
Jesse P. J. DEBACK
Bertha DEVILLE
Belle SWANK
Self
Wife
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other
M
M
S
S
S
M
S
S
Sally DUNLAP
SisterL S
Male
Female
Male
Male
Female
Male
Female
Female
W
W
W
W
MU
W
W
W
Female W
63
58
20
17
16
36
20
20
KY
OH
KS
IL
MO
OH
IL
IL
Cigar Dealer
Keeping House
Student
Student
Servant
Book Agent
Student
Student
47 OH Home
KY
KY
NY
IL
MO
NJ
FRANCE
IL
KY
KY
MI
PRUSSIA
MO
NJ
GER
IL
KY
KY
ELEANORA ELLA DEBECK, b. 1848, , Cincinatti,Ohio LDS.; m.
William E. Lake born 1855 Ohio and maybe a RONE LAKE, b.
Unknown; d. Unknown.
1880 Harlem, Delaware, Ohio
William E. LAKE
Elner LAKE
Alice LAKE
Orrison LAKE
Self
Wife
Dau
Son
M
M
S
S
Thomas DOWNING Other S
Male
Female
Female
Male
W
W
W
W
35
32
6
2
OH
OH
OH
OH
Farmer
Keeping House
At Home
At Home
Male
W 14 OH Laborer
VA
NJ
OH
OH
PA
PA
OH
OH
NJ OH
16. PETER4 MORGAN (JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1817 in N.J., and died June 15,
1908 in Glassboro, Glou. Co., N.J..
Stepchild to Jonathan.
married SARAH JANE MOORE, 13 Nov 1841.
Morgan, Peter
Married: Nov. 13, 1841 in: Gloucester, NJ
Gender: M Source: County Court Records Film number: 0850324
Spouse name: Moore, Sarah Jane
Spouse gender: F
This Peter Morgan married only on November 13, 1841 in Glouc. Co.. N.J..
(1) SARAH JANE MOORE .
Mother Fannie E. Moore, father is Thomas Moore She was born Dec. 1819 in Ocean Co. NJ .died
Jan. 19, 1880 at German St., Woodbury, NJ, buried in Clayton, NJ.
More About PETER MORGAN:
Fact 6: Glassblower+Stone Mason
He did NOT marry Hannah Cheesman.
Peter Jessup Morgan born 10 May 1800 married Hannah Cheesman b. 25 Dec 1812 and they went
West around 1837. See LDS info at bottom of paper.
Morgan, Peter
Married: Mar. 12, 1835 in: Gloucester, NJ
Gender: M Source: County Court Records Film number: 0850324
Spouse name: Cheasman, Hannah
Spouse gender: F
Children of PETER MORGAN and SARAH JANE MOORE are:
i. MARY FRANCES5 MORGAN, b. 1844; d. Unknown.
ii. JONATHAN F. MORGAN, b. 1845; d. Unknown.
1870 Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
Jonathan F Morgan 24 1845 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester,
Susannah Morgan (wife) 22 1847 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester
Harry Morgan 8.12 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
1880-2nd Ward, Millville, Cumberland, New Jersey
Jonathan F. MORGAN
Susanna MORGAN
Harry MORGAN
James MORGAN
Christian MORGAN
Wilhemina MORGAN
Peter MORGAN
29.
iii.
iv.
v.
vi.
vii.
viii.
Self
Wife
Son
Son
Son
Dau
Son
M
M
S
S
S
S
S
Male
Female
Male
Male
Male
Female
Male
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
34
33
10
8
6
4
2
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Glassblower
Keeps House
At School
At School
At School
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
ALMIRYRA MORGAN, b. 1847; d. Unknown.
SAMUEL MORGAN, b. abt. Feb 1850; d. Unknown.
ANNA Cordelia MORGAN, b. 1852; d. Unknown. married Henry E.
Woertz from Philadelphia in Camden Co. 11-22-1876
PETER A. MORGAN, b. 1858; d. Unknown.
HARRY MORGAN, b. February 1862; d. June 13, 1862, Carpenters
Landing, Glouc. Co., N.J..
GEORGE H. MORGAN, b. 1864; d. Unknown.
Camden, Washington twsp NJ August 1850
This was part of Gloucester originally.
PETER MORGAN 33 glassblower
Sarah 24
Mary Frances 6
Jonathan 5
Almiryra 3
Samuel 8 months
Samuel Moore 22 glassblower worth $400
PETER MORGAN
NJ
Gloucester County
Clayton Township
PETER MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Mantua Township 1860
1860
1870 U.S. Federal Census > New Jersey > Gloucester > Clayton Glassboro
1870 Clayton
Peter Morgan 52 works in Glass factory personal property 200, 1817 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester,
NJ -stone mason, ends up in Almshouse in Greenwich
Sarah Morgan 45 keeping house 1824 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Female
Cordelia Morgan 18 1851 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Female
Peter Morgan 12 attending school 1857 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
George Morgan 6 1863 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
Edward Richie male 14 attending school
Francis Richie female 11 attending school
page 89 Hiram and Hannah Beckett are boarding next door
1880 Clayton
Peter MORGAN
Sarah J. MORGAN
Peter A. MORGAN
George H. MORGAN
Anna C. WOERTZ
William G. WOERTZ
Self
Wife
Son
Son
Dau
GSon
M
M
S
S
M
S
Male
Female
Male
Male
Female
Male
W
W
W
W
W
W
63
55
22
16
28
2
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Stone Mason
NJ NJ
Keeping House NJ NJ
Stone Mason
NJ NJ
NJ NJ
At Home
NJ NJ
PA NJ
Anna Cordelia married Henry Woertz in Camden
Woertz, Henry E.,
Anna C. Morgan, of Clayton,
Camden Co.-11-22-1876
Philadelphia married
NJ
17. NOT POSSIBLE-he is one generation earlier back to George without a C:.
ZADIEKIAH4 MORGAN (GEORGE C.3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1780, and died March 13, 1815
in Deptford Twp., Glouc. Co., N. J.. He married ANN POWELL May 15, 1813 in Glouc. Co.. N.J..
She was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Morgan, Zedekiah
Married: May 15, 1813 in: Gloucester, NJ
Gender: M Source: County Court Records Film number: 0850324
Spouse name: Powell, Ann
Spouse gender: F
Powell, Deborah
3/15/1813
Gloucester Co., NJ
Gloucester Twp.,
Bride's
given
name spelled Ann,
NJ
Certificates of in County Clerk's Records
Gloucester Co.
Zedekiah
Morgan
Gloucester
Co., NJ
Edwards,
John, J. P.
1830 census
Zedekiah Morgan Egg Harbor, Gloucester, New Jersey
Children of ZADIEKIAH MORGAN and unknown 1st wife.
ANN POWELL is possibly mother of one of these children:
i. ELY5 MORGAN, b. March 26, 1802.
ii. KESIAH MORGAN, b. Unknown.
iii. GEORGE C. MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iv. BENJAMIN T. MORGAN, b. Unknown.
v. SAMUEL C. MORGAN, b. 1800-1801 I think probably/possibly married Clarrisse
Williams and their is John W. Morgan, born Deptford, NJ 1827.
Claracy Margan in 1830 Deptford Twnsp census, a year before Samuel dies. He is
probably bedridden. Morgan, Elizabeth,
d. 1-23-1889,
87y,
W/o Samuel Morgan,
(KA),
Morgan, Samuel,
Morgan,
(KA),
d. 5-13-1892,
94y,
H/o Elizabeth
David Morgan says: “ I'm beginning in Sept, 1826 with the marriage of Samuel
Morgan to Clarisse Williams in Gloucester Co. NJ. Their son, John W. Morgan b 1827 m
Lydia Howell 3 July, 1851 in Millville TWP, NJ. He was a member of Company C, 38th
Regiment New Jersey Volunteers. John W. d 2 Aug 1901. Lydia d may 28, 1867. Both buried
Friendship M E Cemetery, Landisville Atlantic Co, NJ. 2nd he married Margaret Howell. John
W. and Margaret had William, Lydia, Howard and Charles Wesley.
John W. and Lydia had sons Samuel Morgan, John Morgan. Daus Mary Frances Morgan, Clara
Morgan
.A son of John and Lydia, Samuel Morgan b Mar. 1, 1859 at Buena Vista, m Ida May Hess in
1880. Ida May was born 3 June, 1859 in NJ d 6 Mar, 1936 In Millville, Cumberland Co.
Children of Samuel and Ida May Hess: Walter b 27 Dec, 1880 in Buena Vista, Atlantic Co, d 30
Jan, 1953 in Harriman, TN - Clara (Fox) - Frank - Joel H - John - Reba H - Edward - Samuel b
1892 in Bridgeton, Cumberland CO. - Edna Mae - Myrtie - Alverta - Mable Ada - Bertha May
Morgan.”
1880 Franklin, Glo. Son of John W.
Samuel MORGAN Self M Male
W 22 NJ Laborer
NJ NJ
Lida MORGANW Wife M Female W 21 NJ Keeping House NJ NJ
Household: 1880
Name
John W.
MORGAN
Margaret
MORGAN
John J.
MORGAN
William
MORGAN
Lydia
MORGAN
Howard
MORGAN
Charles Wesley
MORGAN
Relation
Marital
Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Status
Self
M
Male
W
54 NJ
Wife
M
Female W
52 NJ
Son
S
Male
W
20 NJ
Son
S
Male
W
12 NJ
Dau
S
Female W
Son
S
Male
Son
S
Male
Farmer
Father's
Birthplace
Mother's
Birthplace
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
7 NJ
NJ
NJ
W
5 NJ
NJ
NJ
W
3 NJ
NJ
NJ
Keeping
House
Section
Hand/R.R.
At Home
Source Information:
Census PlaceBuena Vista, Atlantic, New Jersey
Morgan, Samuel
Gloucester Co., Deptford, NJ
Wood, Samuel, J.
P.
11/25/1826 Deptford,
Williams,
NJ
Clarise
Certificates of
Gloucester
Gloucester
Co., NJ
Co.3/21/1827
Certified 11/25/1826;
filed as shown.
18. SAMUEL H.4 MORGAN (GEORGE C.3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1807, and died May 08,
1887. He married (1) HANNAH SHEETS. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown. He married
(2) MARY ANN HOWEY Unknown. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Children of SAMUEL MORGAN and MARY HOWEY are:
30.
i. ROBERT HOWEY5 MORGAN, b. March 08, 1844; d. Unknown.
ii. AMANDA MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iii. SALLIE MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iv. THOMAS MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
19. OBEDIAH4 MORGAN (GEORGE C.3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born January 1808 in N.J., and
died Unknown. He married JANE ANNA WATSON. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Child of OBEDIAH MORGAN and JANE ANNA WATSON is:
31.
i. ISAAC M.5 MORGAN, b. April 29, 1846; married Susan, d. April 09,
1910 of pulmonary tuberculosis, Glassboro, Glou. Co., N.J., assistant
superintendent at glass factory. M.P. cemetery,Glassboro. Son Isaac
reported death.
ISAAC MORGAN
NJ
Gloucester County
Clayton Township
1870 Clayton, NJ
Isaac Morgan 24 1845 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
Susan Morgan 21 1848 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Female
Benjamin C Morgan 4 1865 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
Thomas Morgan 2 1867 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
Howard Morgan 5.12 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
1860
1880 Glassboro ISAAC
M.5 MORGAN
Isaac MORGAN
Susan MORGAN
Benjamin C. MORGAN
Thomas MORGAN
Howard MORGAN
Clara C. MORGAN
Ida A. MORGAN
Isaac MORGAN
M
M
S
S
S
S
S
S
Self
Wife
Son
Son
Son
Dau
Dau
Son
Male
Female
Male
Male
Male
Female
Female
Male
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
33
32
14
13
10
7
6
4
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Farmer
Keeping House
Works In Glass H.
Works In Glass H.
Works In Glass H.
At School
At School
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Generation No. 5
20. ABRAHAM NELSON5 MORGAN (BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born August 14,
1830, and died Unknown. He married MARGARET BUTLER. She was born Unknown, and died
Unknown.
More About ABRAHAM NELSON MORGAN:
Fact 6: Farmer
1870 Clayton
Abraham N Morgan 39 1830 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
Wesley Morgan 14 1855 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
Hannah A Morgan 11 1858 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Female
Annie C Morgan 8 1861 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Female
1880 Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
Abraham N. MORGAN
Wesley MORGAN
Hannah MORGAN
Annie C. MORGAN
Self
Son
Dau
Dau
W
S
S
S
Male
Male
Female
Female
W
W
W
W
48
24
21
18
NJ Farmer
NJ
NJ Basket Maker NJ
NJ Keeping House NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Children of ABRAHAM MORGAN and MARGARET BUTLER are:
32.
i. WESLEY6 MORGAN, b. June 18, 1856; d. September 15, 1928, Ferrell,
Clouc., Co., N. J..
33.
ii. HANNAH MORGAN, b. August 31, 1858; d. December 04, 1908,
Ferrell, N.J..
34.
iii. ANNA CORINDA MORGAN, b. April 04, 1863; d. Unknown.
iv. ABRAHAM H. MORGAN, b. 1864; d. before 1870.
21. GEORGE WASHINGTON5 MORGAN (BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1843,
and died December 28, 1898 in Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.. He married ROSANNA FRANCES
PORCH April 30, 1863 in Clayton, Glouc. Co., N.J.. She was born September 30, 1844, and died
March 02, 1920 in Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J..
More About GEORGE WASHINGTON MORGAN:
Fact 1: Broad St. Cem., Bridgeton, N.J. S.W. #352
More About ROSANNA FRANCES PORCH:
Fact 1: Broad St. Cem., Bridgeton, N.J. S.W.
1870 Clayton, NJ
George W Morgan 27 1842 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
Roseanna Morgan 26 1843 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJFemale
Calvin Morgan 5 1864 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
Maurice Morgan 3 1866 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
Alonzo Morgan 4.12 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
1880 Upper Pittsgrove, Salem
George MORGAN
Rosanna MORGAN
Calvin MORGAN
Morris MORGAN
Alonzo MORGAN
Elena MORGAN
George MORGAN
Rebecca MORGAN
Hiram MORGAN
Self
Wife
Son
Son
Son
Dau
Son
Dau
Son
M Male
M Female
Male
S Male
S Male
S Female
S Male
S Female
S Male
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
36
34
14
12
10
9
4
2
1
NJ Basket Maker NJ NJ
NJ Keeping House NJ NJ
NJ
NJ NJ
NJ
NJ NJ
NJ
NJ NJ
NJ
NJ NJ
NJ
NJ NJ
NJ
NJ NJ
NJ
NJ NJ
Children of GEORGE MORGAN and ROSANNA PORCH are:
i. THOMAS BURTON6 MORGAN, b. June 08, 1864, Glou. Co., N.J.; d.
November 03, 1865, Glou. Co., N.J..
35.
ii. CALVIN HARRISON MORGAN, SR., b. October 1865; d. August 31,
1921, Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.,.
36.
iii.
MAURICE MORGAN, b. September 11, 1867, Glou. Co., N.J.; d.
February 25, 1898, Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J..
21 SEP 1867 Clayton Twp, Gloucester, New Jersey
The name Maurice and Morris have been interchangeable. The name
MORRIS MORGAN first appears at a Philadelphia 1690 city meeting
where they are discussing the buiding of houses and those who are still
living in the caves along the Delaware River on the NJ side. He also
attends the Quaker wedding of Hannah Hardeman and Carpenter
(Samuel?)
“ Philadelphia, June 8, 1767. We hear that MAURICE MORGAN, Esq;
Secretary of the Province of New-Jersey, has appointed Joseph Reed, Esq;
of Trenton, Deputy Secretary of the Said Province. And that Jacob Kollock,
jun. Esq., is appointed Collector of His Majesty's Customs at Lewistown, on
Delaware.” --Supplement to the New York Journal or General Advertiser,
No. 1275, June 11, 1767.
iv.
v.
vi.
vii.
37.
viii.
38.
ix.
39.
x.
xi.
xii.
ALONZO P. MORGAN, b. January 14, 1870; d. Unknown; m. MARY
GRANT; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. Buried November 06, 1892, 4th
Metho. Epis., Ch., Bridgeton, N. J.
ELENA MORGAN, b. June 17, 1872; d. Unknown; m. HARRY CHEW,
Unknown; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
JR. GEORGE WASHINGTON MORGAN, b. October 05, 1875, Glou.
Co., N.J.; d. April 26, 1955, Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J..
REBECCA L. MORGAN, b. December 12, 1877; d. November 09,
1898; m. (1) JOHN STOUT; b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. (2)
CHARLES LODER; b. Unknown; d. October 17, 1898.
HIRMAN DIXSON MORGAN, b. April 30, 1879; d. November 17,
1918, Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J..
DORA MAY MORGAN, b. April 02, 1882; d. June 16, 1914,
Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J..
ROSANNA FRANCES MORGAN, b. August 21, 1884; d. August 21,
1938.
EDWARD WILKS MORGAN, b. August 13, 1887, Blackwood, Glou.
Co., N.J.; d. October 05, 1953, Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.;
Overlook Cem., Bridgeton, N.J m. ANNA BEULAH CLARK; b.
November 26, 1887; d. March 14, 1968, Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J..
Overlook Cem., Bridgeton, N.J
ALBERTUS MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
22. MARK DILKS5 MORGAN (BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1844 in
Hardingville, Glouc. Co., N. J., and died October 20, 1910 in Glou. Co., N.J.. He married ABAGAIL
TARPIN Abt. 1863. She was born 1844 in Clayton, Glouc. Co., N. J., and died 1915 in Barnsboro,
Glouc. Co., N. J..
More About MARK DILKS MORGAN:
Fact 1: Metho. Cem., Ferrell, N. J.
Fact 6: Farmer
Occupation: Basket Maker
More About ABAGAIL TARPIN:
Fact 1: Metho. Cem., Ferrell, N. J.
1870 Clayton, NJ
Mark Morgan 24 1845 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
Abagail Morgan 24 1845 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Female
No -Althesus or Maurice- he is probably the son by a first marriage and is staying with a relative.
Rhody A Morgan 2.12 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Female
William H Morgan 4 1865 New Jersey White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Male
1880 Clayton, NJ
Mark MORGAN
Abigal MORGAN
Althuses MORGAN
Franklin MORGAN
Amy E. MORGAN
Howard MORGAN
Self
M Male
W 45 NJ Farmer
NJ NJ
Wife
Son
Son
Dau
Son
M
S
S
S
S
W 45 NJ Keeping House
W 16 NJ Farm Laborer
W 6 NJ
W 3 NJ
W 7M NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Female
Male
Male
Female
Male
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Howard MORGAN 7Months old in 1880 census b. Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
Children of MARK MORGAN and ABAGAIL TARPIN are:
i. ALPHEUS MAURICE6 MORGAN, b. March 16, 1864; d. February 28,
1938. Maurice spelling is interchangeable with Morris.
ii. WILLIAM H. MORGAN, b. 1866; d. Unknown; m. MERCY
HUTCHENSON; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iii. RHODA A. MORGAN, b. September 03, 1868, Hardingville, Glouc.
Co., NJ.; d. before 1880.
40.
iv. ANDREW FRANKLIN MORGAN, b. April 09, 1873, Hardingville,
Glouc. Co., N. J.; d. Unknown.
v. ARTHUR MORGAN, b. March 16, 1875, Hardingville, Glouc. Co., N.
J.; d. March 27, 1875, Hardingville, Glouc. Co., N. J..
vi. AMY E. MORGAN, b. August 25, 1876, Whitneyville, Glouc. Co., N.
J.; d. Unknown.
vii. OTTO MORGAN, b. October 26, 1877, Hardingville, Glouc. Co., N. J.;
d. March 29, 1878, Hardingville, Glouc. Co., N. J..
viii. HOWARD MORGAN, b. November 04, 1879, Hardingville, Glouc. Co.,
N. J.; d. Unknown; m. KATIE VOHMAN; b. Unknown; d.
UnknownHoward MORGAN 7Months old in 1880 census b. Clayton,
ix.
Gloucester, NJ
married a Catherine and had:
Floyd, b. 1900;
Raymond,1903;
Harold,1905;
Helen,b. 1907;
Leona, b. 1909,
Howard, b. 1912;
Alfred,b. 1914;
Marion, b. 1916;
Ralph, b. 1917;
Pauline, b. 1917
Mary Anna, b. 1920.
This family was living in Camden, Camden, NJ on 1920 census.
ENOLA MAY MORGAN, b. December 08, 1880; d. February 02,
1953.
23. RHODA5 MORGAN (BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1848, and died 1937 in
Aura, Glouster Co., NJ. (That is next to Harrison Twsp.near the upper left hand corner of Clayton
Twsp. where Abram Nelson Morgan and Rhoda Morgan had their land.) She married CHARLES
IVINS b: 1839 in Fairview, Gloucester Co., NJ, died 1915 and married January 20, 1866 in
Glouc. Co.. N.J..
Descendancy of the Ivins family from England is
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=DESC&db=teincnj&id=I009753
1880 3rd ward Millville, Cumberland
Charles IVINS
Rhoda IVINS
Harry C. IVINS
Bods IVINS
Ella IVINS
Lizzie IVINS
Viola IVINS
Lilly M. IVINS
Self
Wife
Son
Son
Dau
Dau
Dau
Dau
M
M
S
S
S
S
S
S
Male
Female
Male
Male
Female
Female
Female
Female
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
42
30
14
12
9
7
4
1
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Laborer
Keeping House
Works In Glass House
Works In Glass House
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
More About RHODA MORGAN:
Fact 1: Cedar Green Cemetery, Glassboro, N..J.
More About CHARLES IVINS:
Fact 1: Cedar Green Cemetery, Glassboro, N..J.
Known Children of RHODA MORGAN and CHARLES IVINS are:
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
vi.
vii.
HARRY C. IVINS b. abt 1866
BODO6 IVINS, b. 1867; d. December 10, 1888; Cedar Green
Cemetery, Glassboro, N..J m. MARY E.; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
Etta Ivins b. abt. 1870
Lizzie Ivins b. abt 1872
Viola Ivins b. abt. 1875
LILLIE MAY IVINS, b.abt. 1878; d. April 08, 1889 Cedar Green
Cemetery, Glassboro, N..J.
Unknown.
Father of Charles Ivins is
 ID: I045461
 Name: Isaac Ivins
 Sex: M
 Birth: 1804 in Pittsgrove, Salem Co., NJ
Father: Thomas Ivins b: ABT. 1782 in Chesterfield, Burlington Co., NJ
Mother: Sarah Groff
Marriage 1 Elizabeth Brown

Married: 28 NOV 1827 in Fairfield, Cumberland Co., NJ
Children
1.
William Ivins
2.
Isaac Ivins b: 13 JAN 1832
3.
Charles Ivins b: 1839 in Fairview, Gloucester Co., NJ
teincnj@aol.com Bill Abrams
24. KINSEY5 MORGAN (BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born February 03, 1853 in
Frinklin Twn., Glouc. Co., N.J., and died November 09, 1921 in Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J.. He
married (1) ANN FRANCES CLARK December 08, 1887 in Hardingville, Elk Twp., Glouc., Co.,
N.J.. She was born Unknown in Hardingville, Glouc. Co., N. J., and died Unknown. He married (2)
REBECCA DAVIS August 05, 1899. She was born 1874, and died 1967.
More About KINSEY MORGAN:
Fact 6: Farmer
From Gloucester Historical Society:
Morgan
Kimsey
McDowell, I., Rev.
Hardingville, N. J.
Clark, Anna Frances
12/8/1887
Hardingville, N. J.
Hardingville, N. J.
Gloucester Co. Democrat 12/15/1887
Kinsey
Morgan
Hardingville, N. J.
Occupation of groom Clerk and age 32.
Kimsey
Morgan
Patterson, R. J., Rev.
Hardingville, N. J.
McDowell, Rev.
12/8/1887 Hardingville, N. J.
Records of Mt. Zion Methodist-Barnsboro
Clark, Anna Frances
Hardingville, N. J.
Age of bride 31.
Davis, Rebecca
8/5/1899 M. P. Parsonage,Westville, Hardingville, N. J.
N. J.,
Woodbury Constitution 8/30/1899
Child of KIMSEY MORGAN and (1)ANNA CLARK is:
i. KINSEY/ KIMSEY 6 MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
Child of KIMSEY MORGAN and (2)REBECCA DAVIS is:
ii. MILTON K.6 MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
More About MILTON K. MORGAN:
Fact 6: Dentist
25. ELIAZBETH5 DEBECK (MARIA4 MORGAN, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1827 in
Glouc. Co.. N.J., and died Unknown. She married (1) CHARK. He was born Unknown, and died
Unknown. She married (2) SMITH Unknown. He was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Children of ELIAZBETH DEBECK and SMITH are:
i. WILIE6 SMITH, b. Unknown.
ii. WALTER B. SMITH, b. Unknown.
iii. CHARLES C. SMITH, b. Unknown.
26. BODO OTTO MORGAN5 DEBECK (MARIA4 MORGAN, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born
1830 in Glouc. Co.. N.J., and died Unknown. He married MARTHA LINN Unknown. She was born
about 1840 Ohio, and died Unknown.
Children of BODO DEBECK and MARTHA LINN are:
i. DAVID DEBECK, b. 1856 Ohio
ii. EMILY6 DEBECK, b. 1859 Ohio LDS
iii. BODO OTTO MORGAN DEBECK b 1860 d. 1962 Ohio
iv. WILLIAM LINN DEBECK, b. 1862 Ohio
v. LYNN DEBECK son 1868 Ohio
vi. BODO DeBeck b. 1878 Ohio listed as son in 1880 census ? m. Elsie
Cochrane b. abt 1864 Ohio (children- Ruth b1886 Ohio and Mary
Linn b 1888 Ohio) An Elsie DeBeck was born in Cincinatti 1 Mar 1895, d. 29
May 1988 SSN 270-62-6466
Household: 1880
Name
Bom DEBECK
Martha DEBECK
David DEBECK
Lynn DEBECK
Bod. DEBECK
Mary FIRNSEY
Relation Marital Status
Self
M
Wife
M
Son
S
Son
S
Son
S
Other S
Gender
Male
Female
Male
Male
Male
Female
Race Age Birthplace
W
50 OH
W
40 OH
W
24 OH
W
12 OH
W
2 OH
W
25 OH
Occupation
Secretary School Board
Keeping House
Medical Student
Scholar
Servant
Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
NJ
NJ
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
Source Information:
Census Place
23rd Ward, Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio
Family History Library Film 1255029
NA Film Number
T9-1029
Page Number
223C
Household: 1880 next door
Name
Jno. A. COCHRAN
Kate R. COCHRAN
Blanche COCHRAN
Jno. A. COCHRAN
Catherine M. RANNEY
Mary Alice BARNES
Relation
Self
Wife
Dau
Son
MotherL
Other
Marital Status
M
M
S
S
W
S
Gender
Male
Female
Female
Male
Female
Female
Race Age Birthplace
W
47 IN
W
33 OH
W
8 OH
W
4 OH
W
62 KY
W
18 OH
Occupation
Salesman
Keeping House
Scholar
Servant
Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
IRE
IRE
CT
KY
IN
OH
IN
OH
VA
NJ
OH
OH
Source Information:
Census Place23rd Ward, Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio
27. WILLIAM LOOMIS5 DEBECK (MARIA4 MORGAN, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born abt
1838 in Glouc. Co.. N.J., and died Unknown. He married ISABELLA SAYEZ born about 1843 in
Ohio. and died Unknown
1 July 1870 Cincinnati ward 8, Hamilton, Ohio
William L. DeBeck 31 Editor and Publishing of Weekly born NJ $500
Isabella DeBeck 27 keeping house born Ohio
William L. 8 born Ohio
Anna Maria 6 born Ohio
Frank 4 born Ohio
Omer 1 born Ohio
Mary Ann Seabritt ? 18 Domestic born Ohio
Maria Soyes 35 keeping house born Ohio
Next neighbor is
James E. Harris 51 Correspondant at…..Agency born NJ
Susan Harris 47 invalid born NY
Frances Chadwick domestic 60 b.Ireland father and mother of foreign birth
Household:
Name
Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace
Occupation
Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
William DEBECK
Bell DEBECK
Louis DEBECK
Anna DEBECK
Frank DEBECK
Omer DEBECK
Self
Wife
Son
Dau
Son
Son
M
M
S
S
S
S
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Male
W
W
W
W
W
W
49
48
19
17
15
13
NJ
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
Reporter
Keeping House
Lawyer
Attending School
Attending School
Attending School
NJ
FRANCE
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
Source Information:
Census Place
Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio
Family History Library Film 1255024
NA Film Number
T9-1024
Children of WILLIAM DEBECK and BELL SAYEZ are:
i. WILLIAM LOUIS6 (LOOMIS?)DEBECK, b. about 1872 Ohio
ii. ANNE MARIA DEBECK, b. about 1874 Ohio
iii. FRANK DEBECK, b. about 1876 Ohio
iv. OMER DEBECK, b. about 1869 Ohio
28. MARGARET5 DEBECK (MARIA4 MORGAN, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1838 in
Glouc. Co.. N.J., and died Unknown. She married GEORGE CHAPMAN BERKLEY Unknown. He
was born abt 1834 NJ- LDS, and died Unknown.
2 July1870 Hamilton, Colerain-Givesbeck, Ohio
Henry Swift 27 farmer born England $500
Rebbeca J. Swift 24 keeping house born Ohio
Maggie DeBeck 29 school mistress born NJ
Children of MARGARET DEBECK and GEORGE BERKLEY are:
(I have trouble verifying this and she was still single in 1870.)
i. MODESTA6 FRANCES “DESSIE” BERKLEY, b. abt 1860 LDS; d.
Unknown.
ii. HOWARD BERKLEY, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iii. IRENE MARIA “BIRDIE” BERKLEY, b. abt 1862 LDS; d. Unknown.
Irene Berkley - International Genealogical Index / NA
Gender: Female Birth: 08 APR 1877 Galion, Crawford, Ohio
Mother is Maggie Miller. Father is Jacob Berkley.
29. ANNA C.5 MORGAN (PETER4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1852, and died
Unknown. She married Henry E.WOERTZ of Philadlphia. He was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Woertz, Henry E.,
Philadelphia married
Anna C. Morgan, Clayton,
NJ
Married in Camden Co.
-11-22-1876
Child of ANNA MORGAN and HENRY WOERTZ is:
i. WILLIAM G.6 WOERTZ, b. 1878.
30. ROBERT HOWEY5 MORGAN (SAMUEL H.4, GEORGE C.3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born March
08, 1844, and died Unknown. He married MARTHA A. PORCH August 13, 1868. She was born
September 20, 1853, and died Unknown.
Children of ROBERT MORGAN and MARTHA PORCH are:
41.
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
SARAH6 MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. before 1880?
EMMA MORGAN, b. 1870; d. Unknown.
MATILDA PORCH MORGAN, b. 1871; d. Unknown.
LUCINDA MORGAN, b. 1876; d. Unknown.
LENORA MORGAN b. 1878; d. Unknown.
Household:
Name
Robert H. MORGAN
Martha A. MORGAN
Emma MORGAN
Matilda MORGAN
Lucinda MORGAN
Lenora MORGAN
Relation Marital Status
Self
M
Wife
M
Dau
S
Dau
S
Dau
S
Dau
S
Gender
Male
Female
Female
Female
Female
Female
Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
W
35 NJ
Farming
NJ
NJ
W
27 NJ
Keeping House NJ
NJ
W
10 NJ
NJ
NJ
W
9 NJ
NJ
NJ
W
4 NJ
NJ
NJ
W
2 NJ
NJ
NJ
Source Information:
Census PlaceDeptford, Gloucester, New Jersey
31. ISAAC M.5 MORGAN (OBEDIAH4, GEORGE C.3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born April 29, 1846,
and died April 09, 1910 in Glassboro, Glou. Co., N.J.. He married SUSAN ELLENBACK. She was
born 1849, and died 1911 in Glassboro, Glou. Co., N.J..
More About ISAAC M. MORGAN:
Fact 6: Farmer
Household:
Name
Isaac MORGAN
Susan MORGAN
Benjamin C. MORGAN
Thomas MORGAN
Howard MORGAN
Clara C. MORGAN
Ida A. MORGAN
Isaac MORGAN
Relation Marital Status
Self
M
Wife
M
Son
S
Son
S
Son
S
Dau
S
Dau
S
Son
S
Gender
Male
Female
Male
Male
Male
Female
Female
Male
Race Age Birthplace
W
33 NJ
W
32 NJ
W
14 NJ
W
13 NJ
W
10 NJ
W
7 NJ
W
6 NJ
W
4 NJ
Occupation
Farmer
Keeping House
Works In Glass H.
Works In Glass H.
Works In Glass H.
At School
At School
Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Source Information:
Census PlaceGlassboro, Gloucester, New Jersey
Children of ISAAC MORGAN and SUSAN ELLENBACK are:
i. EDWARD SHECH6 MORGAN, b. 1862; d. 1940, Glassboro, Glou. Co.,
N.J..
More About EDWARD SHECH MORGAN:
Fact 1: Meth. Cem., Glassboro, N.J.
42.
ii.
BENJAMIN CHARLES MORGAN, b. 1866; d. 1885, Glassboro, N.J..
More About BENJAMIN CHARLES MORGAN:
Fact 1: Metho. Cem., Glassboro, N.J.
iii.
iv.
THOMAS MORGAN, b. 1867; d. Unknown.
HOWARD MORGAN, b. December 1869, Glassboro, Glou. Co., N.J.;
d. January 28, 1956, Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J..
CLARA C. MORGAN, b. 1873; d. Unknown; m. ELMER CHAMPION; b.
Unknown; d. Unknown.
IDA ELLENBACK MORGAN, b. 1874; d. Unknown, Bridgeton,
v.
43.
vi.
vii.
viii.
Cumberland Co., N.J..
ISAAC MORGAN, b. 1876; d. Unknown.
ELLSWORTH MORGAN, b. after 1879, Glassboro, N.J.; d. Unknown;
m. MARGARET; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
Generation No. 6
32. WESLEY6 MORGAN (ABRAHAM NELSON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born
June 18, 1856, and died September 15, 1928 in Ferrell, Clouc., Co., N. J.. He married ANN
ELIZABETH CARR. She was born 1865, and died January 22, 1931 in Ferrell, Glouc., Co., N. J.
Hardingville Cemetery.
More About WESLEY MORGAN:
Fact 1: Hardingville Cemetery
Fact 6: Basket Maker
2 Ann Carrs are in the area
Household:
Name
Jacob K. DUNHAM
Jane DUNHAM
Frank M. DUNHAM
Nena DUNHAM
Annie CARR
Charlotte J. CARR
John C. ANDERSON
Mary von B. MARBACH
Relation Marital Status
Self
M
Wife
M
Son
S
Dau
S
GDau S
GDau S
Other S
SisterL W
Gender
Male
Female
Male
Female
Female
Female
Male
Female
Race Age Birthplace
W
67 NY
W
64 NY
W
22 WV
W
19 MA
W
12 NJ
W
9 PA
W
13 CAN
W
40 NY
Occupation
Merchant
House Keeping
Farmer
At Home
At Home
Farm Laborer
Boarder
Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
NY
NOVA S
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
VA
NJ
VA
NJ
IRE
IRE
NY
NY
Source Information:
Census Place
Harrisonville, Gloucester, New Jersey
Family History Library Film 1254781
NA Film Number
T9-0781
Page Number
402B
Household:
Name
Enoch CARR
Mary CARR
Anna CARR
Frank CARR
Relation Marital Status
Self
M
Wife
M
Dau
S
Other S
Gender
Male
Female
Female
Male
Race Age Birthplace Occupation
W
61 NJ
Carpenter
W
43 NJ
Keeping House
W
15 NJ
At Home
W
11 NJ
Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Source Information:
Census PlaceUpper Pittsgrove, Salem, New Jersey
Children of WESLEY MORGAN and ANN CARR are:
i. ABRAM NELSON7 MORGAN, b. August 14, 1880; d. March 02, 1915.
Metho. Cem., Ferrell, N. J.
44.
ii. CLARENCE MORGAN, b. November 26, 1882; d. Unknown.
iii. LEDDEN MORGAN, b. February 13, 1884; d. March 31, 1954; m. (1)
JENNIE LONGACRE, June 05, 1909; b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. (2)
MARTHA THIEMICH, Unknown; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iv. BERTHA MORGAN, b. July 17, 1885; d. August 15, 1886, Fairview,
45.
v.
vi.
46.
vii.
47.
48.
viii.
ix.
49.
50.
x.
xi.
51.
xii.
xiii.
N.J.. Hardingville Cemetery
EDNA MORGAN, b. October 13, 1887; d. Unknown.
ELIZABETH EVA MORGAN, b. September 23, 1890; d. Unknown; m.
WILLIAM WRIGHT, February 25, 1914; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
ABRAM ENOCH MORGAN, b. April 03, 1893, Hardingville, Glouc.
Co., N. J.; d. 1973.
MARY EMMA MORGAN, b. October 29, 1894; d. Unknown.
ROSA MAY MORGAN, b. October 10, 1896, Elk Twp., Glouc. Co.,
N.J.; d. Unknown.
WESLEY MORGAN, b. January 19, 1901; d. November 15, 1956.
RUSSELL MORGAN, b. January 29, 1903; d. Unknown. could be
wrong- Name is also Walter and related to Walter J. Morgan- Son of
Samuel Jackson Morgan. See below.
ERMA MORGAN, b. June 04, 1905; d. Unknown.
MARGARETT MORGAN, b. October 10, 1905; d. March 05, 1956.
33. HANNAH6 MORGAN (ABRAHAM NELSON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born
August 31, 1858, and died December 04, 1908 in Ferrell, N.J. Metho. Cem., Ferrell, N. J. She
married MULFORD LAFFERTY. He was born 1854, and died 1938 in Ferrell, Glouc. Co., N. J.
Metho. Cem., Ferrell, N. J.
1880 Household:
Name
William LAFFERTY
Martha M.
LAFFERTY
Mulford LAFFERTY
Hannah LAFFERTY
Anna E. LAFFERTY
Francis LAFFERTY
Sara T. LAFFERTY
William M.
LAFFERTY
Hannah LAFFERTY
Marital
Status
Relation
Gender Race Age Birthplace
Self
M
Male
W
56 NJ
Wife
M
Female W
38 PA
Son
Dau
Dau
Dau
Dau
S
S
S
S
S
Male
Female
Female
Female
Female
W
W
W
W
W
26
19
14
10
7
PA
PA
PA
NJ
NJ
Son
S
Male
W
5
Mother W
Female W
Father's
Birthplace
Occupation
Mother's
Birthplace
Farmer
House
Keeping
U.S. Soldier
At Home
At Home
At School
At School
NJ
NJ
PA
PA
PA
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
NJ
At School
NJ
PA
80 NJ
Boarding
NJ
PA
Source Information:
Census PlaceHarrisonville, Gloucester, New Jersey
Children of HANNAH MORGAN and MULFORD LAFFERTY are:
i. BRUCE7 LAFFERTY, b. 1886; d. Infant.
ii. BERTA LAFFERTY, b. 1886; d. 1922; m. WALTER RULON, Unknown;
b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iii. LAMONT LAFFERTY, b. May 04, 1893; d. June 25, 1907, Ferrell,
Glouc. Co., N. J. Metho. Cem., Ferrell, N. J.
iv. MAY LAFFERTY, b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. WALTER CARR,
Unknown; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
34. ANNA CORINDA6 MORGAN (ABRAHAM NELSON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was
born April 04, 1863, and died Unknown. She married CHARLES CARR He was born abt 1857, and
died Unknown.
1880 Household:
Name
Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Daniel H. HARKER Self
M
Male
W
48 NJ
Farmer
Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
NJ
NJ
Mary HARKER
Daniel H. HARKER
Joseph HARKER
Charles HARKER
Lizzie HARKER
Charles CARR
Wife
Son
Son
Son
Dau
Other
M
S
S
S
S
S
Female
Male
Male
Male
Female
Male
W
W
W
W
W
W
31
10
8
6
4
22
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Keeping House NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Farm Laborer NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Source Information:
Census Place
Clayton, Gloucester, New Jersey
Family History Library Film 1254781
NA Film Number
T9-0781
1880 Household: could be Charles Carr’s father, He married Eleanor Smith born 1840 in NJ.
Name
Charles CARR
Eleanor CARR
Catharine SMITH
George W. SMITH
Relation Marital Status
Self
M
Wife
M
MotherL
BroL
Gender
Male
Female
Female
Male
Race Age Birthplace
Occupation
W
45 NJ
House Carpenter
W
40 PA
Keeping House
W
80 PA
W
35 NJ
Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
NJ
NJ
ENG
PA
HOLLAND
HOLLAND
ENG
PA
Source Information:
Census PlaceWoodbury, Gloucester, New Jersey
Child of ANNA MORGAN and CHARLES CARR is:
i. OSCAR EASTLACK7 CARR, b. after 1880.
35. CALVIN HARRISON6 MORGAN, SR. (GEORGE WASHINGTON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2,
GEORGE1) was born October 1865, and died August 31, 1921 in Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.,
Broad St. Cem., Bridgeton, N.J.. He married LUCY HOWE December 31, 1889 in Bridgeton,
Cumberland Co., N.J.. She was born June 09, 1872 in Mauricetown, Cumb. Co., N.J., and died
January 15, 1947 in Camden, Camden Co., N.J., Broad St. Cem., Bridgeton, N.J..
Notes for LUCY HOWE:
Nephew Leslie Adams age 26 living in house in 1910. Looks like mother Lizzie was in Nebraska
Territory in 1862 when her son was born to another marriage.
1880
Household:
Name
Marital
Status
Relation
Gender Race Age
Thomas HOWE Self
M
Male
W
44 MA
Lizzie HOWE
Wife
M
Female W
40 NJ
Son
S
Male
Dau
Dau
Son
S
S
S
Female W
Female W
Male
W
SSon
S
Male
John W.
HOWE
Lucy HOWE
Carrie HOWE
Walter HOWE
Charles F
HOWE
W
W
Birthplace
Father's
Birthplace
Occupation
Mother's
Birthplace
Butchering
Keeping
House
---
---
---
---
10 NJ
School
---
---
8 NJ
7 NJ
5 NJ
NEBRASKA
18
TERRITORY
School
School
School
-------
-------
State Prison
---
---
Source Information:
Census PlaceMauricetown, Cumberland, New Jersey
Children of CALVIN MORGAN and LUCY HOWE are:
52.
i. DELLA A.7 MORGAN, b. July 12, 1892; d. February 09, 1941,
Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J..
53.
ii. EDITH T. MORGAN, b. February 1894; d. 1946, Hopewell Twp.,
Cumberland Co., N. J..
CALVIN HARRISON MORGAN, JR., b. February 21, 1896, Bridgeton,
Cumberland Co., N.J.; d. September 29, 1957, Willington, Del.,.
iv. ELIZABETH MORGAN, b. June 1902; d. February 21, 1921, Bridgeton,
Cumberland Co., N.J. Broad St. Cem., Bridgeton, N.J.; m. CLARENCE
GARDNER; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
6
36. MAURICE MORGAN (GEORGE WASHINGTON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was
born September 11, 1867 in Clayton, Glou. Co., N.J., and died February 25, 1898 in Bridgeton,
Cumb.Co., N.J.. He married LEONA DANIELS. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
54.
iii.
Child of MAURICE MORGAN and LEONA DANIELS is:
i. LONA M.7 MORGAN, b. May 12, 1897, Gas City, Ind.; Christened?
February 22, 1898, Fouth Metho. Ch. Bridgeton, N.J.d. Unknown; m.
CHARLES H. PEACOCK, August 18, 1915, Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J.;
b. 1891, Deerfield, N. J.; d. Unknown.
37. HIRMAN DIXSON6 MORGAN (GEORGE WASHINGTON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1)
was born April 30, 1879, and died November 17, 1918 in Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.. He
married CLARA BOOLLITZ. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Children of HIRMAN MORGAN and CLARA BOOLLITZ are:
i. HIRAM DIXSON7 MORGAN, JR., b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
ii. CHARLES F. MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iii. JOHN B. MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. May 03, 1918, Bridgeton,
Cumb.Co., N.J..
38. DORA MAY6 MORGAN (GEORGE WASHINGTON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was
born April 02, 1882, and died June 16, 1914 in Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.. She married
LEON CASSIDY Unknown. He was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Children of DORA MORGAN and LEON CASSIDY are:
i. CHARLES7 CASSIDY, b. Unknown.
ii. LEON CASSIDY, b. Unknown.
39. ROSANNA FRANCES6 MORGAN (GEORGE WASHINGTON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2,
GEORGE1) was born August 21, 1884, and died August 21, 1938. She married JOSEPH SAUL, SR..
He was born 1884 in Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J., and died 1961 in Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J..
Children of ROSANNA MORGAN and JOSEPH SAUL are:
i. ALBURTUS7 SAUL, b. 1904, Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J.; d. 1982,
Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J..
55.
ii. STACY W. SAUL, b. 1916; d. Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J..
40. ANDREW FRANKLIN6 MORGAN (MARK DILKS5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was
born April 09, 1873 in Hardingville, Glouc. Co., N. J., and died Unknown. He married (1) ANNA
WADAMS. She was born 1879 PA, and died Unknown. He married (2) MARGARET ALLEN. She
was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Household:
(Continued from John L. BRYANT)
Name
Mary MONTGOMEY
Flora SNYDER
Rebecca WATSON
Herbert WADDOMS
John CONGER
Michael HOGAN
Mary WADAMS
Annie WADAMS
I. J. CLARK
William ROBINSON
Amanda DUAN
Relation Marital Status
Other S
Other S
Other W
Other W
Other S
Other S
Other Widow
Other S
Other W
Other W
Other W
Gender
Female
Female
Female
Male
Male
Male
Female
Female
Male
Male
Female
Race
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
Age
27
22
47
27
56
27
24
10M
47
36
43
Birthplace
PA
NJ
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
NJ
PA
IRE
Occupation
Nurse
Nurse
Housekeeper
Clerk
Laborer
Laborer
Clerk
Clerk
Nurse
Nurse
Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
IRE
IRE
PA
NJ
PA
PA
ENG
PA
NY
PA
ENG
IRE
ENG
PA
PA
PA
NJ
NJ
----IRE
IRE
Source Information:
Census Place27th Ward, Blockley Alms House, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Children of ANDREW MORGAN and ANNA WADAMS are:
56.
i. WARREN7 MORGAN, SR., b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
ii. RUTH ELLEN MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. HARRY J.
GREEN, SR.; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
41. LUCINDA6 MORGAN (ROBERT HOWEY5, SAMUEL H.4, GEORGE C.3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was
born Unknown, and died Unknown. She married IDELLA SHARP Unknown. He was born
Unknown, and died Unknown.
Children of LUCINDA MORGAN and IDELLA SHARP are:
57.
i. LENORA7 SHARP, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
ii. MARY ANN SHARP, b. Unknown.
iii. ADA SHARP, b. Unknown.
iv. ROBERTA SHARP, b. Unknown.
v. ROBERT H. SHARP, b. Unknown.
42. HOWARD6 MORGAN (ISAAC M.5, OBEDIAH4, GEORGE C.3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born
December 1869 in Glassboro, Glou. Co., N.J., and died January 28, 1956 in Bridgeton, Cumberland
Co., N.J.. He married MARY E. FORD. She was born 1872, and died August 16, 1925 in Millville,
Cumb. Co., N.J.
Children of HOWARD MORGAN and MARY FORD are:
i. EARL D.7 MORGAN, b. March 1891; d. Unknown.
58.
ii. I. ELMER MORGAN, b. February 1893, Ill.; d. Unknown.
59.
iii. IDA A. MORGAN, b. September 1896; d. Unknown.
60.
iv. RUSSELL SAGE MORGAN, b. December 1902; d. 1945, Bridgeton,
Cumberland Co., N.J..
43. IDA ELLENBACK6 MORGAN (ISAAC M.5, OBEDIAH4, GEORGE C.3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born
1874, and died Unknown in Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.. She married (1) JOHN MAXWELL.
He was born Unknown in Glassboro, Glouc. Co., N. J., and died Unknown. She married (2) LOPER.
Children of IDA MORGAN and JOHN MAXWELL are:
61.
i. ELLSWORTH MORGAN7 MAXWELL, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
ii. JANE MAXWELL, b. Unknown.
Generation No. 7
44. CLARENCE7 MORGAN (WESLEY6, ABRAHAM NELSON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1)
was born November 26, 1882, and died Unknown. He married IVA WILSON 1916 in ???. She was
born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Child of CLARENCE MORGAN and IVA WILSON is:
i. OLIVE8 MORGAN, b. Unknown.
45. EDNA7 MORGAN (WESLEY6, ABRAHAM NELSON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was
born October 13, 1887, and died Unknown. She married (1) ELTON BRADDOCK October 02, 1918
in ???. He was born Unknown, and died November 05, 1920. She married (2) FLOYD CARPENTER
January 02, 1928. He was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Child of EDNA MORGAN and ELTON BRADDOCK is:
i. RUTH8 BRADDOCK, b. Unknown.
46. ABRAM ENOCH7 MORGAN (WESLEY6, ABRAHAM NELSON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2,
GEORGE1) was born April 03, 1893 in Hardingville, Glouc. Co., N. J., and died 1973. Meth. Cem.,
Aura, N. J.He married FELICIA SAHMS Unknown. She was born 1899, and died 1957. Meth. Cem.,
Aura, N. J.
Children of ABRAM MORGAN and FELICIA SAHMS are:
62.
i. ALFRED8 MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
63.
ii. WARREN MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iii. ELSIE MORGAN, b. Unknown.
iv. JESSE EVAN MORGAN, b. Unknown.
47. MARY EMMA7 MORGAN (WESLEY6, ABRAHAM NELSON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2,
GEORGE1) was born October 29, 1894, and died Unknown. She married HOWARD SEAGRAVE
Unknown. He was born Unknown, and died March 1942.
Children of MARY MORGAN and HOWARD SEAGRAVE are:
i. EDWARD C.8 SEAGRAVE, b. Unknown.
ii. PAUL SEAGRAVE, b. Unknown.
iii. HORACE SEAGRAVE, b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. MORGIE CERAK;
b. Unknown, ???; d. Unknown.
iv. BYRON SEAGRAVE, b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. VIRGINA DEBEL;
v.
vi.
b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
BETTY SEAGRAVE, b. Unknown.
MARION SEAGRAVE, b. Unknown.
48. ROSA MAY7 MORGAN (WESLEY6, ABRAHAM NELSON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1)
was born October 10, 1896 in Elk Twp., Glouc. Co., N.J., and died Unknown. She married JOHN
YOUNG-HANNS Unknown. He was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Child of ROSA MORGAN and JOHN YOUNG-HANNS is:
i. ROSA MAY8 YOUNG-HANNS, b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m.
WILLIAM LEROY WASHINGTON; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
49. WESLEY7 MORGAN (WESLEY6, ABRAHAM NELSON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1)
was born January 19, 1901, and died November 15, 1956. He married EVELYN SIMPSON Unknown.
She was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Child of WESLEY MORGAN and EVELYN SIMPSON is:
64.
i. JUNE C.8 MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
50. RUSSELL7 MORGAN (WESLEY6, ABRAHAM NELSON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1)
was born January 29, 1903, and died Unknown. He married GLENDEL SIMPSON January 23, 1924
in ???. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Walter Morgan marries a Glendel about 1920- they live at 134 Delsen Drive in 1930. But
Russeel E. Morgan Morgan lives on Delson too. Very strange because he is married to Ida not
Glindel. Walter is married to Glindel.
1930 Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
134 Delsen Drive
Walter Morgan rent is $20 32 1897 all born New Jersey Head White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ Laborer in
Foundry
Glendel Morgan 30 1899 Wife Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
Walter Morgan 8 1921 Son Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
Esther Morgan 6 1923 Daughter Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
Sarah Morgan 4 years 2 months 1926
Delsen Drive
Walter J Morgan 50 1879 $10,000 all New Jersey Head White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ House carpenter
Ida M Morgan 46 1883 Wife Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
Robert Morgan 13 1916 Son Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
Florence Morgan 9 1920 Daughter Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
Russel E. Morgan is the son of Walter Janvier Morgan, son of Samuel Jackson Morgan and
Elmina Moore- were 2 Russels born in 1903 or was he was adopted by Walter Janvier
Morgan. In 1930 Walter Janvier Morgan and wife Ida are on Delsen Drive.
Marriage: 12 FEB 1902
Spouse: Wiltsie, Ida M.
Birth : 1883 Monroeville, NJ
Family:
Russell E. 1903
Frank M. 1905
Robert C. 1916
Florence 1920
GLOUCESTER, Roll 885 Book 1, Page 254a
Pitman near Mantua 1910 15 April
31 East Ave. North
Walter J. Morgan 29 married 1 time for 8 years NJ parents NJ Carpenter
Ida M. 24
Russell E. 7 b. 1903
Frank M. 5
14th Jan 1920-Gloucester
Pitman Borough 2nd Dist.
2 Simpson Ave
Walter J. Morgan 40 all children and parents born NJ House Carpenter
Ida M. Morgan 36
Russell E. 17
Frank M. 15
Robert C. 3 years 2 months
1930 Clayton
Delsen Drive
Walter J Morgan 50 1879 $10,000 all New Jersey Head White Clayton, Gloucester, NJ House carpenter
Ida M Morgan 46 1883 Wife Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
Robert Morgan 13 1916 Son Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
Florence Morgan 9 1920 Daughter Clayton, Gloucester, NJ
Morgan, Walter Janvier
Birth : 24 APR 1879 Salem Co., NJ
Parents: Father: Morgan, Samuel Jackson 17 JAN 1844 Pilesgrove Twp
Mother: Moore, Elmina
Children of RUSSELL MORGAN and GLENDEL SIMPSON are:
This is incomplete according to the census records 1930, 1920, 1910 above
i. PHILLIS8 MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. FRANK KUNTZ; b.
Unknown; d. Unknown.
ii. DORCE MORGAN, b. Unknown.
iii. DONNA MORGAN, b. Unknown.
51. ERMA7 MORGAN (WESLEY6, ABRAHAM NELSON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was
born June 04, 1905, and died Unknown. She married FRANK TOUGHILL Unknown. He was born
Unknown, and died Unknown.
Children of ERMA MORGAN and FRANK TOUGHILL are:
i. FRANCIS8 TOUGHILL, b. Unknown.
ii. ROBERT L. TOUGHILL, b. Unknown.
iii. JEFFREY M. TOUGHILL, b. Unknown.
52. DELLA A.7 MORGAN (CALVIN HARRISON6, GEORGE WASHINGTON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3,
GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born July 12, 1892, and died February 09, 1941 in Bridgeton,
Cumberland Co., N.J. Fernwood Cem., Bridgeton, N.J.. She married GEORGE WASHINGTON
GLOVER. He was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Children of DELLA MORGAN and GEORGE GLOVER are:
i. MIARIAM8 GLOVER, b. 1911, Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J.; d.
65.
ii.
Unknown. Fernwood Cem., Bridgeton, N.J.
EVELYN CALANTHE GLOVER, b. December 14, 1913, Bridgeton,
Cumb.Co., N.J.; d. Unknown.
53. EDITH T.7 MORGAN (CALVIN HARRISON6, GEORGE WASHINGTON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3,
GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born February 1894, and died 1946 in Hopewell Twp., Cumberland Co.,
N. J. Laurel Lawn Cem., Bridgeton, N. J.. She married RAYMOND L. SHEPPARD. He was born
Unknown, and died Unknown.
Child of EDITH MORGAN and RAYMOND SHEPPARD is:
66.
i. PEARL ELIZABETH8 SHEPPARD, b. 1922, Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J.;
d. April 12, 1989, Woodbury, Glouc. Co., N. J..
54. CALVIN HARRISON7 MORGAN, JR. (CALVIN HARRISON6, GEORGE WASHINGTON5, BODO4,
JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born February 21, 1896 in Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.,
and died September 29, 1957 in Willington, Del., Fernwood Cem., Bridgeton, N.J 2. He married
PEARL ARITA HANN August 03, 1924 in Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.. She was born January
08, 1898 in Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.3, and died December 04, 1973 in Bridgeton,
Cumberland Co.,N.J., Fernwood Cem., Bridgeton, N.J.4.
Child of CALVIN MORGAN and PEARL HANN is:
67.
i. MONA ARLEEN8 MORGAN, b. December 14, 1927, Bridgeton,
Cumberland Co., N.J..
55. STACY W.7 SAUL (ROSANNA FRANCES6 MORGAN, GEORGE WASHINGTON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3,
GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1916, and died in Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J Fernwood Cem.,
Bridgeton, N.J... He married RUTH FLETCHER. She was born Unknown.
Children of STACY SAUL and RUTH FLETCHER are:
i. STACY WILSON SAUL8 SAUL, b. Unknown.
ii. LEWIS H. SAUL, b. Unknown.
iii. LINDA WOLFE SAUL, b. Unknown.
iv. LOIS WOLFE SAUL, b. Unknown.
v. DEBORAH WOLFE SAUL, b. Unknown.
56. WARREN7 MORGAN, SR. (ANDREW FRANKLIN6, MARK DILKS5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2,
GEORGE1) was born Unknown, and died Unknown. He married CLARA MAE CRUSE Unknown. She
was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Children of WARREN MORGAN and CLARA CRUSE are:
68.
i. GEORGE L.8 MORGAN, b. 1932, Atlantic City, Atlantic Co., N. J.; d.
August 25, 1997, Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J..
ii. WARREN MORGAN, JR., b. Unknown.
iii. DOROTHY L. MORGAN, b. Unknown; m. WEBB; b. Unknown.
iv. JEAN M. MORGAN, b. Unknown; m. WINGATE; b. Unknown.
v. JOSEPH MORGAN, b. Unknown.
57. LENORA7 SHARP (LUCINDA6 MORGAN, ROBERT HOWEY5, SAMUEL H.4, GEORGE C.3, GEORGE2,
GEORGE1) was born Unknown, and died Unknown. She married WILLIAM SNAPE Unknown. He
was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Children of LENORA SHARP and WILLIAM SNAPE are:
i. THELMA L.8 SNAPE, b. Unknown.
ii. DOCTOR WILLIAM J. SNAPE, b. Unknown.
58. I. ELMER7 MORGAN (HOWARD6, ISAAC M.5, OBEDIAH4, GEORGE C.3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was
born February 1893 in Ill., and died Unknown. He married CLARA. She was born Unknown, and
died Unknown.
Children of I. MORGAN and CLARA are:
i. ROBERT8 MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
ii. PAUL MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iii. FLORENCE MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iv. ELMER MORGAN, b. Unknown.
59. IDA A.7 MORGAN (HOWARD6, ISAAC M.5, OBEDIAH4, GEORGE C.3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born
September 1896, and died Unknown. She married ABBOTT. He was born Unknown, and died
Unknown.
Child of IDA MORGAN and ABBOTT is:
i. EARL8 ABBOTT, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
60. RUSSELL SAGE7 MORGAN (HOWARD6, ISAAC M.5, OBEDIAH4, GEORGE C.3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1)
was born December 1902, and died 1945 in Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.. He married ELLA
CAINE October 18, 1919 in Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.. She was born 1904.
Children of RUSSELL MORGAN and ELLA CAINE are:
69.
i. CHARLES LINWOOD8 MORGAN, b. 1924; d. Unknown.
ii. RUSSELL MORGAN, b. 1927.
iii. DOROTHY MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iv. WESTLY MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
v. ROBERT MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
vi. JOAN MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
vii. SHERRLY MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
viii. GURTRUDE MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
61. ELLSWORTH MORGAN7 MAXWELL (IDA ELLENBACK6 MORGAN, ISAAC M.5, OBEDIAH4, GEORGE
C.3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born Unknown, and died Unknown. He married CAROLINE
GROSSCUP. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Children of ELLSWORTH MAXWELL and CAROLINE GROSSCUP are:
i. ELLSWORTH MORGAN8 MAXWELL, b. November 1928; m. PATRICA.
ii. JANE MAXWELL, b. Unknown.
Generation No. 8
62. ALFRED8 MORGAN (ABRAM ENOCH7, WESLEY6, ABRAHAM NELSON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3,
GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born Unknown, and died Unknown. He married ELIZABETH KINKAID
Unknown. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Child of ALFRED MORGAN and ELIZABETH KINKAID is:
i. ALFRED9 MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
63. WARREN8 MORGAN (ABRAM ENOCH7, WESLEY6, ABRAHAM NELSON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3,
GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born Unknown, and died Unknown. He married ELVA LENTZ Unknown.
She was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Children of WARREN MORGAN and ELVA LENTZ are:
i. PEGGY ANN9 MORGAN, b. Unknown.
ii. JOAN MORGAN, b. Unknown.
iii. ELSIE MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. WILLIAM
STANBACH; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
iv. JESSE EVAN MORGAN, b. Unknown.
64. JUNE C.8 MORGAN (WESLEY7, WESLEY6, ABRAHAM NELSON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2,
GEORGE1) was born Unknown, and died Unknown. She married GREORGE M Unknown. He was
born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Child of JUNE MORGAN and GREORGE M is:
i. GLORIA ANN9 M, b. Unknown.
65. EVELYN CALANTHE8 GLOVER (DELLA A.7 MORGAN, CALVIN HARRISON6, GEORGE
WASHINGTON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born December 14, 1913 in
Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J., and died Unknown. She married GEORGE CALDWELL. He was born
Unknown, and died Unknown.
Child of EVELYN GLOVER and GEORGE CALDWELL is:
70.
i. RONALD DREW9 CALDWELL, b. Unknown.
66. PEARL ELIZABETH8 SHEPPARD (EDITH T.7 MORGAN, CALVIN HARRISON6, GEORGE
WASHINGTON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1922 in Bridgeton, Cumb.Co.,
N.J., and died April 12, 1989 in Woodbury, Glouc. Co., N. J. Eglinton Cem., Clarksboro, N. J.. She
married STEWART. He was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Children of PEARL SHEPPARD and STEWART are:
i. CAROL ANN9 STEWART, b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. BRADFORD;
b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
ii.
iii.
iv.
TERRY L. STEWART, b. Unknown; m. WILLARD; b. Unknown.
DENNIS J. STEWART, b. Unknown.
ROBERT L. STEWART, b. Unknown.
67. MONA ARLEEN8 MORGAN (CALVIN HARRISON7, CALVIN HARRISON6, GEORGE WASHINGTON5,
BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born December 14, 1927 in Bridgeton, Cumberland
Co., N.J.buried Fernwood Cem., Bridgeton, N.J... She married (1) RICHARD BOYD MIRES
December 21, 1947 in Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J. He was born November 26, 1927 in
Allentown, Lehigh Co., Pa.. She married (2) ELMER WOOD PERRY February 14, 1965 in Vineland,
Cumberland Co., N.J.. He was born May 12, 1926 in Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J..
More About RICHARD BOYD MIRES:
Fact 1: Overlook Cem., Bridgeton, N.J.
Fact 4: World War II
Fact 6: Forester
Children of MONA MORGAN and RICHARD MIRES are:
71.
i. LESLIE SUSAN9 MIRES, b. February 06, 1951, Bridgeton, Cumb.Co.,
N.J..
72.
ii. MELODIE ARLEEN MIRES, b. February 10, 1954, Bridgeton,
Cumberland Co., N.J..
Child of MONA MORGAN and ELMER PERRY is:
iii. TRACY LINDA9 PERRY, b. October 24, 1966, Bridgeton, Cumb.Co.,
N.J.; m. JASON RIPPER, November 11, 1995, Newport, Cumb. Co.,
N.J.; b. September 18, 1970, Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J..
68. GEORGE L.8 MORGAN (WARREN7, ANDREW FRANKLIN6, MARK DILKS5, BODO4, JONATHAN3,
GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1932 in Atlantic City, Atlantic Co., N. J., and died August 25, 1997
in Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J. buried August 28, 1997, Fernwood Cem., Bridgeton, N.J. He married
RUTH WOOD Unknown. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Children of GEORGE MORGAN and RUTH WOOD are:
i. BARRY N.9 MORGAN, b. Unknown.
ii. DENNIS W. MORGAN, b. Unknown.
iii. RANDALL MORGAN, b. Unknown.
iv. DANIEL MORGAN, b. Unknown.
73.
v. CLARA MORGAN, b. Unknown.
vi. GLORIA MORGAN, b. Unknown; m. WESTCOTT; b. Unknown.
vii. GAIL L. MORGAN, b. Unknown; m. HYMER; b. Unknown.
viii. GEORGE L. MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. 1976.
69. CHARLES LINWOOD8 MORGAN (RUSSELL SAGE7, HOWARD6, ISAAC M.5, OBEDIAH4, GEORGE C.3,
GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1924, and died Unknown. He married MARTHA MAURER. She was
born Unknown, and died Unknown.
Children of CHARLES MORGAN and MARTHA MAURER are:
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
MELINIE9 MORGAN.
VENNSA SUE MORGAN.
CHARLES DOUGLAS MORGAN, b. August 1951; m. IVY.
RUSSELL SAGE MORGAN, b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
MARCUS MORGAN, b. Unknown.
Generation No. 9
70. RONALD DREW9 CALDWELL (EVELYN CALANTHE8 GLOVER, DELLA A.7 MORGAN, CALVIN
HARRISON6, GEORGE WASHINGTON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born Unknown.
He married ELANINE JOAN PATITUCCI. She was born Unknown.
Child of RONALD CALDWELL and ELANINE PATITUCCI is:
74.
i. RONALD DREW10 CALDWELL, JR., b. Unknown.
71. LESLIE SUSAN9 MIRES (MONA ARLEEN8 MORGAN, CALVIN HARRISON7, CALVIN HARRISON6,
GEORGE WASHINGTON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born February 06, 1951 in
Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J.5. She married FRANKLIN KARPOLORICH November 20, 1971 in
Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.,6. He was born September 14, 1951 in Bridgeton, Cumb.Co.,
N.J.7.
More About LESLIE SUSAN MIRES:
Fact 1: Fernwood Cem., Bridgeton, N.J.
Fact 5: June 11, 1969, Bridgeton High
Medical Information: Blood Type o+,Alergies, Pencillin
More About FRANKLIN KARPOLORICH:
Fact 1: Fernwood Cem., Bridgeton, N.J.
Fact 5: June 11, 1969, Bridgeton High
Fact 6: Electrican
Medical Information: Blood Type:A+
Children of LESLIE MIRES and FRANKLIN KARPOLORICH are:
75.
i. FRANK MICHAEL10 KARPOLORICH, b. March 15, 1974, Bridgeton,
Cumberland Co., N.J..
ii. HOLLY KAREN KARPOLORICH, b. November 21, 1975, Bridgeton,
Cumberland Co., N.J.7; d. November 24, 1975, Bridgeton,
Cumberland Co., N.J.8.
More About HOLLY KAREN KARPOLORICH:
Cause of Death: Brittle Bone
Fact 1: November 26, 1975, Fernwood Cem., Bridgeton, N.J.,Morgan
Plot
Fact 3: November 22, 1975, Bridgeton Hospital
iii.
ADAM PETER KARPOLORICH, b. January 09, 1977, Bridgeton,
Cumberland Co., N.J.9.
More About ADAM PETER KARPOLORICH:
Fact 3: June 26, 1977, First Presbyterian Church
Fact 5: June 16, 1995, Cumberland Regional High School
Fact 7: Brian + Anita Nelson
Medical Information: Blood Type:O+
iv.
LUKE MIRES KARPOLORICH, b. January 27, 1978, Bridgeton,
Cumberland Co., N.J.9; m. AMANDA SUSAN MANCEBO, April 04,
1998, Md.; b. March 24, 1997, Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J..
Notes for LUKE MIRES KARPOLORICH:
On June 11, 1995, on his way home from work, Luke had a car accident. He
swavered to miss a deer and hit a pole cutting his car in two. He was hellochopter to
Cooper Truma Center in Camden, N. J. Where he when into surgory for six hours to
save his left leg. He also fractured his hip and plivis. Broke his calour bone, thigh
bone and the small bone in the calf of his left leg. He had a brain injury, whitch
left him is a coma for two and a half weeks. When he was release form Cooper he
was barely consess. He went to A. I. Dupont in Willington, Del., This is a childrens
hospital and rehab center. He was an in patent there for two months and out patent
for one. He is still under there care and returns for check ups and testing. He has had
seven oporation on his leg in the last eight month and on Feb. 19, 1996 is going in
for his nineth to put a new rod in his leg. On Feb. 26, 1996 he returned to Cooper
Hospital for an infaction in his leg. They had to remove the new rod and replace
with a brace, from hip to toes. He has now had a total 13 operations.
In Oct. of 1996 Luke returned to Cooper Hospital to repair his diaphragm and
remove his stomach from his chest. He also had a colaped lung.
More About LUKE MIRES KARPOLORICH:
Fact 3: April 30, 1978, First Presbyterian Church
Fact 5: June 1997, Cumberland Regional High School
Fact 7: Melodie Stanley
Medical Information: Blood Type:O+
72. MELODIE ARLEEN9 MIRES (MONA ARLEEN8 MORGAN, CALVIN HARRISON7, CALVIN HARRISON6,
GEORGE WASHINGTON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born February 10, 1954 in
Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.9. She married (1) FRANK DENNIS February 24, 1974 in
Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.. He was born September 12, 1951 in Sea Isle City, Cape May Co.,
N. J.. She married (2) PAUL DOUGLAS STANLEY August 31, 1984 in Lewisburg, Tenn.. He was
born July 09, 1951 in Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J..
More About MELODIE ARLEEN MIRES:
Fact 5: 1972, Bridgeton High
Children of MELODIE MIRES and FRANK DENNIS are:
76.
i. GWYNNE SUSAN10 DENNIS, b. August 26, 1975, Bridgeton,
Cumb.Co., N.J..
ii. WENDY LYNN DENNIS, b. November 05, 1977, Bridgeton,
Cumb.Co., N.J..
iii. FRANK ANTHONY DENNIS, b. October 07, 1979, Bridgeton,
Cumb.Co., N.J..
73. CLARA9 MORGAN (GEORGE L.8, WARREN7, ANDREW FRANKLIN6, MARK DILKS5, BODO4,
JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born Unknown. She married (1) MONROE. He was born
Unknown.
Child of CLARA MORGAN is:
i. ROBERT10 MORGAN, b. Unknown.
Generation No. 10
74. RONALD DREW10 CALDWELL, JR. (RONALD DREW9, EVELYN CALANTHE8 GLOVER, DELLA A.7
MORGAN, CALVIN HARRISON6, GEORGE WASHINGTON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1)
was born Unknown. He married SUZANNE ELAINE STARR. She was born Unknown.
Children of RONALD CALDWELL and SUZANNE STARR are:
i. RONALD DREW11 CALDWELL III, b. Unknown.
ii. MITCHELL JAMES CALDWELL, b. Unknown.
75. FRANK MICHAEL10 KARPOLORICH (LESLIE SUSAN9 MIRES, MONA ARLEEN8 MORGAN, CALVIN
HARRISON7, CALVIN HARRISON6, GEORGE WASHINGTON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1)
was born March 15, 1974 in Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.9. He married ANGELINA MARIE
SCAFURI January 15, 2000 in Bridgeton, Hopewell Twp., Cumberland Co.., N.J.. She was born
December 14, 1972 in Bellview,Hudson Co.,N.J..
More About FRANK MICHAEL KARPOLORICH:
Fact 3: June 23, 1974, First Presbyterian Church
Fact 5: June 12, 1992, Cumberland Regional High School
Fact 6: EMT + Electrican
Fact 7: Nick + Leona Salvatore
Medical Information: Blood Type: A+
Child of FRANK KARPOLORICH and ANGELINA SCAFURI is:
i. COURTLAND MICHAEL11 KARPOLORICH, b. May 16, 2000.
76. GWYNNE SUSAN10 DENNIS (MELODIE ARLEEN9 MIRES, MONA ARLEEN8 MORGAN, CALVIN
HARRISON7, CALVIN HARRISON6, GEORGE WASHINGTON5, BODO4, JONATHAN3, GEORGE2, GEORGE1)
was born August 26, 1975 in Bridgeton, Cumb.Co., N.J.. She met ANTHONY RODRIGEZ, SR. in
Bridgeton, Cumberland Co., N.J.. He was born August 21, 1970 in Manhattan, New York.
Child of GWYNNE DENNIS and ANTHONY RODRIGEZ is:
i. ANTHONY11 RODRIGEZ, JR., b. June 23, 1994.
1900 census
New Jersey, Gloucester County, Clayton Roll 970 Book 2, Page 12a
Ellen M. Morgan born June 1879 married
William A. White born June 1881 in NJ
New Jersey, Gloucester County, Washinton Twsp Roll 971 Book 1, Page 245a
George Morgan sept 1860 39 m 12 years farmer all NJ
Mary L. feb 1865 35 6 children and 6 alive
Irene aug 188 11 school
Geneva June 1890 9 school
Richard march 1892 8 school
Jessie feb 1894 6 school
Lily may 1897 3
Edward may 1899 1
AMOS MORGAN SHAFER, MARY
JOHN MORGAN
JOHN MORGAN
NJ
NJ
02 Dec 1813 Gloucester
Cumberland County
Cumberland County
NJ
Fairfield Township
Fairfield Township
1802
1807
_________________________________________________________________________
New Chapter
Adam Morgan (1797 or 98 NJ) related to Adam Morgan who is in Gloucester
tax lists from 1777 to 1797. An Adam Morgan joined the Revolutionary forces
from Morris County in 1776 and got out 6 months later.
Information from Gloucester Historical Society:
Deed Nathan Thomas, et ux., dtd 5 Aug 1819 Bk. EE p. 481 to Elisha
Chew 5 Aug 1819. Land adjoining ADAM MORGAN's land; and which land
Nathan Thomas purchased of JOHN MORGAN & SARAH, his wife by deed
26 March 1817 Bk. Z, p. 416- Doughten papers Glou. Co. Clerk's office.
Book: Notes of Old Gloucester County, Vol. 2, p. 7:
The Sign of the Golden Sheaf (of wheat they mean) tavern was situated in the angle formed by the junction
of the Salem and Sculltown (Auburn) roads at Swedesboro. Adam Morgan operated it in 1821. In his
application for a license he stated the house had been built as a tavern and always used as such. The
compiler has had many good meals at the "Sign of the Golden Sheaf," and has often inquired about its
registry books but like nearly everything else, excepting the church and graveyard of Trinity Church, there
is but little historical information obtainable since the death of our honored and respected Quaker friend,
Capt. Chas. D. Lippincott.
An Adam Morgan born in Greenwich Twp.-Glassboro died Sept 1905 (or
1908- cannot read it) in Reynoldsville, Pa. (could be a son of Adam
Morgan- the one I am missing from the 1840 census Blockley)
__Philadelphia 1890 Directory_
Morgan Adam
blacksmith
h 3291 Chatham
__________________________________________________________________________
13 years after1817 NJ marriage date there are 8 children in household.
1830 census, Moreland Township, Montgomery Co.
Males- Andrew is not born
4 boys 5 to under101. John is 6,
2. Benjamin is 9
3. Jacob is 9
4. unknown
1 x 20 and under 30a brother/brother in law ?
1 30 and under 40Adam is 32.
Females (9. Louisa B. is not yet born)
2 females 5 and under
5. Maria B. Morgan 4
6. Emma Cordelia? who married a Greener -does not appear in 1840
2 females 10 and under 157. Harriett Morgan 10
8. Bath Ann Morgan 11
2 females 30 and under 40Rebecca is 34,
maybe a sister is living with them
1840 census Pennsylvania, PHILADELPHIA, Roll 489 Book 1, Page 161a ,image 4
Blockley ward
Ellis Leech in Blockley
1 male between 40 and 50, 2 women between 15 and 20 (Hannah is 16, Mary is her
sister), 1 woman between 40 and 50, 1 employed in manufacture and trade, and 3 others in
family
next door:
Adam Morgan 23 years after the marriage there are eight children. Jacob has died in about 1836-7.
There continues to be an unknown boy child born between 1825 and 1830. And an
unknown girl has disappeared.
Adam Morgan:
Males- 1 between 5 and 10,
1.Andrew born 1833 is 6
3 between 10 and 15,
2. John is 16,
3. Benjamin is 19- twin Jacob died
4. unknown
1 between 40 and 50
Adam Morgan age 42
Women2 between 10 and 15,
5. Maria B. Morgan 14
6. Louisa B. Morgan 10
1 between 20 and 30
7. Harriett Morgan 20
8. Bath Ann Morgan 21
1 between 40 and 50,
Rebekah Morgan age 44
(1 employed in manufacture and trade, and 7 others in family)
I think this could be Adam Morgan’s uncle or father-
"Benjamin R. Morgan" age 76 from Gloucester County, NJ; died on Nov 19, 1840.”
Philadelphia newspaper
Pennsylvania, PHILADELPHIA, Roll 824 Book 1, Page 79b 10th Sept 1850
Borough of Bridesburg
Adam Morgan 52 born NJ
Rebecca Morgan 54 Pa
Bath Ann Morgan 33 PA
Harriett Morgan 30 PA
Robert W. Burns 26 NY
John Morgan 26 engineer PA
Maria Morgan 27 PA (not using married name?) born on Sep 22, 1826
Andrew Morgan 17 PA
Mary Burns 28 PA (It could be this Robert Burns’ sister)
William E. Burns 2 PA
Next door is Louisa B. Morgan and her husband Tubman Moore and child Mary E. Moore
September 7, 1847 "Public Ledger"
"MARRIED On the 28th July last, by the Rev. John Chambers, Mr. T. S. Moore, of
Philadelphia, to Miss Louisa B. Morgan, of Bridesburg, Pa. [Baltimore papers please copy].
On Sunday, 6th inst., by Rev. John Chambers, Mr. Robert W. Burns to Miss Maria B.,
daughter of Adam Morgan, Esq., of Bridesburg, Pa."
Courtesy of James P. Morgan
Tubman Moore is 34 says he has no job, born VA
Louisa B. 22 (she is probably 24- she always lied about her age in other censuses, getting
younger every 10 years) born PA
Mary E. is 6 months old, born PA
They are buried at Laurel Hill in Philadelphia. Adam Morgan and
son-in-law Tubman Moore, and great-granddaughter Louisa Moore Jenkins
all being buried in the Greener plot indicates a probable relation to us Morgans.
Known descendants of Tubman Moore and Louisa Morgan are listed on the
web site http://mysite.verizon.net/jamespmorgan/index.htm. Tubman was born in VA or
Maryland.
By 1850 Benjamin has also married- his 1840 next door neighbor Hannah Leach and has
moved in with her parents.
Pennsylvania, PHILADELPHIA, Roll 824 Book 1, Page 41a 16th September 1850
family 523 Blockley ward.
Blockley no longer exists and that neighborhood is now called University City
Benjamin Morgan:29? PA laborer
Hannah Morgan 25 Ireland
Griffith E. Morgan 4 PA
Harriett 2 PA
Benjamin 6 months PA born March 1850
Ellis Leach 50 England manufacturer
Allis Leach 52 England
Next door family 524
William Farley 26
1860 census-Pennsylvania, PHILADELPHIA,10th ward Roll 1160 Book 1, Page 500
20 June 1860
House 478
Robert W. Burns Shoe manufacturer 37 Conn. $500
Maria 32 Pa. Milliner $500
William 11 Pa
Josephine 9 PA
Frank 7 PA
Bertha 1 PA
Adam Morgan 62 NJ (1798) Engineer
Rebecca Morgan 53 PA (1806) (she is really 63-1796)
Ann Morgan 38 PA (1822)
Louisa B. Moore 30 Pa. Milliner (I believe she named her 3 girls after her sisters)
Mary 10 PA
Anna 8 PA (Anna H.)
Emma 6 PA (Emma C.)
Frank 4 PA
Peter Williams 33 NJ Shoe maker
Edward Allen 28 shoemaker RI
John A. Burns 29 shoemaker PA
James Recoer ?25 Ireland shoemaker
East Vincent Township, Chester- near Springville/Spring City where he was listed as a paper
maker in 1860. This must have had something to do with the fact that his father in law Ellis
Leach had business with a printing factory in England and was in this paper trade. He was a
master dyer. His daughter Hannah possessed the formulas and destroyed them before she
died.
Alice Leech is living with them there.
1860 census Pennsylvania, CHESTER, Roll 1093 Book 1, Page 158 East Vincent
Township-Pottstown, PA
Benjamin Morgan- 38 b. in New Jersey. 1822 paper maker Springville Paper Mill
Hannah (Leech) Morgan -36 b. 1824 in England wife
Griffitt Morgan 13 b.1847 in PA
Harriet Morgan 11 b.1849 in PA
Benjamin Morgan Jr. 9 (-b. Oct 1850) PA
Alace Morgan 6- b.1854 in PA
Rebecca 3 b. 1857 in PA
Morris Morgan 2- b.1858 in PA
Mary Morgan 3 months old b. 1860 PA(who married William Dowing in 1880 census)
Alace Leech 54- b.1806 England widow (actually she was born 24 Nov 1795 so she took 10
years off her age for the enumerator)
Martin Ferrell 34- b.1826 Ohio papermaker
C. R. Ritchie 40- b.1820 England papermaker
In 1857 according to tax lists, Benjamin Rush Morgan and Hannah were
living in East Vincent Township, Pottstown. James Morgan says”... on March
16, 1869, nine days before his death, Benjamin & Hannah sold property in
East Vincent for $1,950. The microfilm is very poor quality. I will need to
view the original document in another location to find out more. Both of
their signatures are on the deed. They purchased the property on
September 22, 1865. this was the property where some of the Benjamin and
Hannah Morgan children were born.
Children (Specific birth days from James Morgan from PA death cert.
Details of descendants by writing me.)
1.
Griffith Ellis MORGAN b: 8 NOV 1846 in University
City,Philadelphia, PA
2.
Harriet MORGAN b: ABT 1849 in University City,Philadelphia,
PA
3.
Benjamin Rush MORGAN Jr. b: 9 AUG 1851 in University
City,Philadelphia, PA
4.
Alace MORGAN b: ABT 1854 University City, Philadelphia.PA
5.
Rebecca Regina MORGAN b: 23 FEB 1856 in East Vincent
Township, Pottstown Chester County, PA
6.
Morris K MORGAN b: DEC 1858 , East Vincent Township,
Pottstown Chester Co, PA
7.
Mary (Marion) MORGAN b: ABT MAR 1860 East Vincent
Township, Pottstown Chester Co, PA
8.
Sidney George MORGAN b: DEC 1862 in East Vincent
Township, Pottstown Chester Co, PA
9.
Willis Morgan, died in infancy, according to Laura Morgan,
daughter of Sidney George
10.
Anne Franklin MORGAN b: 25 APR 1865 in Chester Co, PA
11.
PA
Willis B. (William) MORGAN b: 8 SEP 1867 in Chester Co,
12. Irvin James MORGAN b: 26 OCT 1869 in Philadelphia, PA
renowned organist
"DEATH FROM SUFFOCATION - Mr. Benjamin Morgan, of Chester County, rented a few days since the
house 2542 Gray's Ferry road which had been recently finished, and on Wednesday came to the city, with his
family, to take possession of it. His wife stopped at a friend's house, where she was to remain until all the
household goods should arrive, and the deceased, after kindling a fire in the range of the new house, determined
to sleep in the room, but unfortunately he turned off the damper in the range, thus forcing the coal gas into the
apartment. A police officer entered the house yesterday morning, after being informed that Mr. Morgan had not
made his appearance, and found the deceased lying with his faced turned towards the floor, his head resting upon
his arms, quite dead. An inquest was held, and a verdict in accordance with above facts rendered." courtesy of
James P. Morgan
"MORGAN - Suddenly on the 25th instant, BENJAMIN R. E. MORGAN (late of Springville, Chester county)
in the 47th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence of his brother-in-law, R. M. Burns, 216 North Eighth street, on Sunday afternoon, at 2
o'clock. To proceed to Mount Moriah Cemetery" courtesy of James P. Morgan
Subject: 1870 Morgan, Andrew J. (Adam's son)
Census from 187027 July 1870, around 34th and Chestnut
27-WD 89-DIST
Series: M593
Roll: 1445
Part: 1
Page: 114A
Andrew J. Morgan 36 PA shoe dealer
Mary R. 35 Keeping house
William E. 15 clerk in store
Oliver 10 attending school
Hannah Mirad 67 PA at home
Household: 1880 son of Adam Morgan 1798 NJ
Name
Marital
Status
Relation
Gender Race Age Birthplace
Andrew J.
MORGAN
Self
M
Male
W
47 PA
Mary R. MORGAN
Wife
M
Female W
44 PA
same house- Grandson og Adam Morgan
Name
Relation Marital Status
William Edwin MORGAN Self
M
Kate M. MORGAN
DauL M
William J. MORGAN
GSon S
Robert W. B. MORGAN GSon S
Mary H. MORGAN
GDau S
Gender
Male
Female
Male
Male
Female
Father's
Birthplace
Occupation
Manufacturer Of Ladies
Suits
Manufacturer Of Ladies
Suits
Mother's
Birthplace
NJ
PA
FRANCE
PA
Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
W 25 PA
Jig Sawyer PA
PA
W 27 PA
Boarder
IRE
IRE
W 7 PA
At School PA
PA
W 3 PA
PA
PA
W 1 PA
PA
PA
Source Information:
Census Place24th Ward, District 22, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1880 Household:
Is this Anna Irvine's husband? and family in 1880? If so, her name was LongstrethName
Wm. C. IRVINE
Mary L. IRVINE
Hetty S. IRVINE
Wm. N. IRVINE
Hetty R. SLACK
Elizabeth LONGSTRETH
Chas. A. SLACK
Wm. J. WALLACE
Mary MCDANIELS
Relation
Self
Dau
Dau
Son
SisterL
SisterL
Nephew
Nephew
Other
Marital Status
W
S
S
S
W
S
S
S
S
Gender
Male
Female
Female
Male
Female
Female
Male
Male
Female
Race Age Birthplace
W 71 PA
W 31 PA
W 29 PA
W 27 PA
W 71 PA
W 60 NJ
W 18 PA
W 17 NY
W 23 IRE
Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Bookkeeper
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
Clerk In Store PA
PA
PA
NJ
PA
NJ
Reporter
NJ
NJ
NY
NJ
Cook
IRE
IRE
Source Information:
Census PlacePhiladelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Household: 1880
Name
Maria B. BURNS
Frank W. BURNS
Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Self
W
Female W 45 PA
Shoe Store NJ
PA
Son
S
Male
W 24 PA
Salesman PA
PA
Josephine BURNS Dau
S
Louisia B. MOORE Sister
W
Emma B. MOORE Niece
S
Frank W. MOORE Nephew S
Jacob. DOERING Other
S
Edward JURRES
Other
S
Frank W. is Francis Walter
Emma B. is Emma C. (probably for Cordelia)
Female
Female
Female
Male
Male
Male
W
W
W
W
W
W
22
43
20
21
39
25
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
At Home
At Home
In Store
Salesman
In Store
CT
PA
MD
MD
GER
---
PA
PA
PA
PA
GER
---
Source Information:
Census PlacePhiladelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
next door
Household: 1880 Anna H. is the daughter of Louisa B. Morgan who married Robert W. Burns, buried at Mt.
Peace Cem. Phil.
Name
Otway BUTCHER
Anna H. BUTCHER
Howard W. BUTCHER
Clifford S. BUTCHER
Frank M. BUTCHER
Relation Marital Status
Self
M
Wife
M
Son
S
Son
S
Son
S
Gender
Male
Female
Male
Male
Male
Race Age Birthplace
W 32 PA
W 29 PA
W 4 PA
W 3 PA
W 1 PA
Occupation
Salesman
Keeping House
At Home
At Home
At Home
Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
NJ
NJ
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
Source Information:
Census PlacePhiladelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Household: 1880
Name
Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Alice MORGAN Self
S
Female W 29 PA
Sails Lady PA
PA
Alice went west to seek her fortune by investing in a silver mine called White or Big Potatoe.
She married in Colorado and had twins who died as children. She came back east and brought
some of the silver nuggets to show my great aunt Laura.
Source Information:
Census PlacePhiladelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
possible marriages ??
CYRIL SCHUYLER
HARRISON
FRED BOWERS
ALICE MORGAN
June 24, 1895 Arapahoe
CO
ALICE MORGAN
September 24, Arapahoe
1896
CO
New Chapter
How do Abigail Morgan and Philip Morgan fit into this
family?
There is a question mark about Philip and his wife Abigail Morgan:
This is the generation which would probably have included Phillip Morgan and his wife Abigail if
Philip is descended from George Morgan. They were married before 1796 because there is a death
cert. for Christopher Morgan which has Phillip Morgan and his wife Abigail as his parents and he is
born 1797. I will include the census information here which I have gathered about an Abigail who
is living as a widow in Mullica Hill, Mantua for many years. When I first discovered her she was
not indexed and was living next to John M. Morgan with her Morgan name dittoed under his..
The family below is possibly the family my great great aunt Ann Franklin Morgan said were our
Morgan relatives transporting goods on the canal boats (probably Durhams) between Trenton and
Philadelphia before the Civil War. Christian and sons are listed as “waterman” which must mean
working on the water. Carpenter's Landing- now called Mantua, was then a place of active business
in cord-wood, lumber, and ship timber, employing many sloops and small vessels in the trade.
http://www.10crucialdays.org/html/durham.htm
“These craft were able to travel down the river through its many shallows because when fully
loaded, they drew only about 24 inches of water. They were able to travel against the current and
through the treacherous rapids up the Delaware River because when partially loaded with a cargo
of about 2 tons, they drew only about 3 inches of water
Durham boats played an important part in Washington's Crossing of the Delaware on December 25,
1776. Washington wrote to Governor Livingston of New Jersey, directing him to secure "Boats and
Craft, all along the Delaware side... particularly the Durham Boats" for his anticipated crossing.
General Washington had, no doubt, observed these stable vessels, painted black, at the docks in
Philadelphia and understood that they would be ideal craft to transport troops and supplies for his
surprise attack on Trenton.
After the Revolution, these boats continued to haul vast amounts of cargo up and down the
Delaware River between Philadelphia and points upriver above Trenton until the Delaware
Division of the Pennsylvania Canal was completed in 1832. Merchants like Mahlon Taylor (of
Taylorsville, now Washington Crossing, PA) accumulated wealth hauling upcountry resources
down the Delaware River in Durham boats to the prosperous markets in Philadelphia.”
PHILIP MORGAN NJ -Gloucester County Greenwich Township 1840
PHILIP MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greennich Township 1850
A younger Phillip b. 1813 is listed in the 1850 Greennich Gloucester Co.census, but I cannot find him although it states he is there .
The 1813 Philip Morgan: He may be Philip Morgan and Abigail’s son1880-Washinton Twp, NJ
Plilip MORGAN
Self
M Male
Elizabeth MORGAN
Wife
M Female W 61 NJ
Philip Morgan Chew,
Barnsboro, N. Jesse C.,
J.
Esq.
4/19/1838
Woodbury
Constitution
5/15/1838
W 67 NJ Labourer
Keeping
House
NJ NJ
NJ NJ
Duffield,
Elizabeth
Deptford, NJ
Father
:Duffield,
George
The only place I could find where Morgans and Chew were together was in Greenwich at
carpenters Landing.
1840 Greenwich Twsp Gloucester
1 .under 5, 1 girl (Abigail who married
2. 5 and under 10,
3. 10 and under 15, 1 boy (John M. Morgan)
4 15 and under 20
5..20 and under 30,
6. 30 and under 40,
7. 40 and under 50,
8. 50 and under 60,
9. 60 and under 70,
10. 70 and inder 80,
11. 80 and under 90 ,
12. 90 and under 100
13. over 100
Abigail Morgan 0010110000000/100100001000 She has one boy between 10 and 15, one boy
between 20 and 30, one girl under five, one between 15 and 20, and she is over 60. Perhaps she has
married children with her in house?
Philip Morgan 0000100000000/1000100000 He has one girl under five along with his wife.
Christian Morgan born 1796
1870 Mantua pages 41 –42
John Chew with wife Abigail (Morgan)and her father Christian Morgan 74, Amons Chew 26 with
wife Beulah C. p.41,
Christian Morgan is born 1795.
Josiah was prob. Christian’s brother because he names a son Josiah.
CHRISTIAN MORGAN of Deptford married Sarah Morgan of Deptford
January 24 1821 at Blackwood Town, but they were in Mantua (formerly
Carpenter’s Landing) by 1850 where he is listed as 55 years old and a
waterman.
CHRISTIAN MORGAN NJ -Gloucester County Greenwich Township 1830
child of Abigail?
CHRISTIAN MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich Township 1840
CHRISTIAN MORGAN Gloucester County Greennich Township 1850
1850 Census
Christian Morgan 55 waterman NJ
Sarah Morgan 50
David 28 waterman
Peter 26 waterman
Abigail 18
Josiah 17 waterman
Mary 15
Sarah Ann 13
Philip 9
James Morgan married Maria Duffield-first son is Christian
6/10/1843
Woodbury Source
6/20/1843
Constitution Date :
Swope, Jacob, Jr.Morgan James
Esq.
Duffield,
1850 Greennich Township 1850 NJ
JAMES MORGAN 29 NJ
Maria (Duffield) 26
Christian
David
Household:
Name
Christon
MORGAN
Relation
Self
Marital
Status
W
Father's
Birthplace
Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Male
W
33 NJ
Farm
Laborer
NJ
Mother's
Birthplace
NJ
His mother is next door.
Maria MURPHY Other W Female W 56 NJ Keeping House NJ NJ
Source Information:
Census PlaceMullica Hill, Gloucester, New Jersey
1900 census-Christian -son of James Morgan
New Jersey, Gloucester County, Harrisonville Roll 971 Book 1, Page 161
House 311 all born NJ and parents
Christian Morgan Dec 1846 53 single
Michael brother june 1853 46
Maria (nee Duffield)Murphey mother b. April 1825 75 widow 7 children 5 alive
(Christain, David, Michael,
MARIA MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Mantua Township 1860
Household: is this Maria? 1880
Name
Maria L. MORGAN
Mary G. MORGAN
Edwin I. MORGAN
Eugene I. MORGAN
Rebecca J. MORGAN
Calvin MORGAN
Mary HOFFMAN
Relation Marital Status
Self
Widow
Other S
Other S
Other S
Other S
Other S
Other W
Gender
Female
Female
Male
Male
Female
Male
Female
Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
W 47 NJ
Keeps House NJ
NJ
W 25 OH
NJ
NJ
W 24 OH
NJ
NJ
W 22 IN
NJ
NJ
W 17 IN
NJ
NJ
W 13 IN
NJ
NJ
W 73 NJ
NJ
NJ
Source Information:
Census PlacePorter, Porter, Indiana
1880 Porter, Indiana
Maria L. MORGAN
Mary G. MORGAN
Edwin I. MORGAN
Eugene I. MORGAN
Rebecca J. MORGAN
Calvin MORGAN
Mary HOFFMAN
Self
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other
W
S
S
S
S
S
W
Female
Female
Male
Male
Female
Male
Female
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
47
25
24
22
17
13
73
NJ Keeps House
OH
OH
IN
IN
IN
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
child of CHRISTIAN MORGAN and Sarah Morgan
1850
CHRISTIAN JR. MORGAN 19 farmer next door to Abigail Morgan
child of CHRISTIAN MORGAN and Sarah Morgan
Household:
Name
Josiah MORGAN
Hannah
MORGAN
Amanda
MORGAN
Samuel
MORGAN
Collins
MORGAN
Harry MORGAN
Self
Marital
Status
M
W
47 NJ
Dau
S
Female W
25 NJ
Dau
S
Female W
18 NJ
NJ
NJ
Son
S
Male
W
16 NJ
NJ
NJ
Son
S
Male
W
13 NJ
At School
NJ
NJ
Son
S
Male
W
10 NJ
At School
NJ
NJ
Relation
Father's
Birthplace
Farm Laborer NJ
Keeping
NJ
House
Male
Source Information:
Census PlaceMullica Hill, Gloucester, New Jersey
child of CHRISTIAN MORGAN and Sarah Morgan
house 203- 1850
SAMUEL MORGAN 23 farmer near Christian Sr.- his father
1880: Gloucester County Mantua Township - Samuel, Mary and Sarah
Joseph A. CLARK
Sarah Morgan CLARK
Annie CLARK
Ella CLARK
Joseph CLARK
Mary MORGAN
Samuel MORGAN
Self
Wife
Dau
Dau
Son
SisterLaw
BroLaw
M
M
S
S
S
S
S
Mother's
Birthplace
Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Male
Female
Female
Female
Male
Female
Male
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
65
40
14
12
7
45
50
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
Farmer
NJ NJ
Keeping House NJ NJ
NJ NJ
NJ NJ
NJ NJ
Servant
NJ NJ
Laborer
NJ NJ
NJ
NJ
child of CHRISTIAN MORGAN and Sarah Morgan
PETER MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Mantua Township 1860
1830 Peter Morgan of Carpenters Landing married Sarah H. Skinner of
Carpenters Landing 12/28/1861
1880 Barnsbboro
Peter MORGAN Self M Male
W 50 b.1830 NJ Laborer
NJ NJ
Sarah MORGAN Wife M Female W
44
NJ Keeping House NJ NJ
Annie MORGAN Dau S Female W
10
NJ
NJ NJ
child of CHRISTIAN MORGAN and Sarah Morgan
PHILIP MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Mantua Township 1860
1840 Philip married Margaret Judge, 12/28/1864
Mullica Hill, NJ Certificates of Gloucester Co. Recorded-1/16/1865 by Barnart,
W. S., Minister
12/31/1864 Mullica Hill Methodist Church, Witnesses: Daniel C. & Anna M.
Chew
1880 Barnsboro
Philip MORGAN
Margaret MORGAN
Mary D. MORGAN
Albert MORGAN
Self
Wife
Dau
Son
M
M
S
S
Male
Female
Female
Male
W 40-b. 1840
W
35
W
11
W
5
NJ
Laborer
NJ
IRELAND Keeping House IRELAND
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
IRELAND
IRE
IRE
CHRISTIAN MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Mantua Township 1860
ABIGAIL MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenwich Township 1840
Abigail Morgan lived near Elisha Chew in 1840. In 1860 her granddaughter has
married Chew’s son.
ABIGAIL MORGAN 72 Gloucester County Greennich Township 1850
From 1850 census, Abigail Morgan, not listed in indexes, living next door to
John Morgan on one side and Christian Jr. on the other side. Abigail Morgan
born 1777 in 1850 census.
ABIGAIL MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Mantua Township 1860
1860 census Mullica Hill she says she is born 1776.
Info in Elisha Chew:
Elisha Chew
Age: 61 years
Death Date : 3/3/1864
Survivors:
Undertaker:
Undertaker Location:
Location of Death : Carpenter's
Landing, NJ
Cemetery :
Cemetery Location :
Source : Woodbury Constitution
Source date :
3/15/1864
Notes :
Record:
#19182
Groom :
Chew, Elisha
Residence : Gloucester Co.,
Bride :
Heratage,
Elazabeth
(H632)
Residence : Gloucester Co.,
NJ
NJ
Father :
Father :
Mother :
Mother :
Marriage
Date :
12/29/1808
Official :
Boqua, JohnMinister
City/State
:
Location :
Source :
Certificates of
Gloucester Co.
Notes :
Witnesses: Samuel Dilks, Jr. & Mary Heritage.
Source
Date :
Since Christian has a daughter Abigail and since Christian Jr. is living next to Abigail, I think it is
probable that Christian Sr born 1795 is Abigail's son.
Christian Morgan married Sarah Morgan- since they have a son Peter. It could be Peter b.1813 is
a brother to Christian. Christian was born 1795. I have no proof that this Abigail's husband was
Philip -other than the death cert. of Christopher Morgan.
9/7/1848Certificates of
Gloucester Co.
Woodbury
Constitution9/12/1848
John M.
Eastlack,
Morgan Caprenter's
John C., J.
Landing, N. J. P.
Duffield,
Hannah Ann
JOHN MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greennich Township 1850-living next to Matriarch
Abigail Morgan
in 1850
John (M.) Morgan 32 NJ
Hannah Ann 19
with Susanah 1
JOHN MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Mantua Township 1860
LDS: Children of John Morgan and Hannah Ann
Mary A. Morgan b. about 2 April 1856 Mantua, Twsp, Gloucester
Franklin Morgan b.19 Jan. 1861 Mantua, Twsp, Gloucester
Charles Henry Morgan b. about 16 Jan 1863 Mantua, Twsp, Gloucester
Household: 1880 son of John M. Morgan and Hannah Ann Duffield
Name
Marital
Status
Relation
Johathan
CARTER
Melvina
CARTER
Rebecca
CARTER
Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Self
S
Male
W
56 NJ
Dau
S
Female W
Dau
S
Mary MORRIS
Other
Charles
MORGAN
Other
NJ
16 NJ
NJ
NJ
Female W
14 NJ
NJ
NJ
W
Female W
47 NJ
House
Keeper
NJ
NJ
S
Male
17 NJ
Laborer
NJ
NJ
Source Information:
Census PlaceMantua, Gloucester, New Jersey
Household:
1880
Mother's
Birthplace
NJ
W
Farmer
Father's
Birthplace
Name
John MORGAN
Hannah
MORGAN
Samuel S.
MORGAN
Thomas K.
MORGAN
John MORGAN
Self
Marital
Status
M
Wife
Relation
Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Male
Laborer
Keeping
House
Father's
Birthplace
NJ
Mother's
Birthplace
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
W
62 NJ
M
Female W
50 NJ
Son
S
Male
W
30 NJ
Son
S
Male
W
9 NJ
NJ
NJ
Son
S
Male
W
7 NJ
NJ
NJ
Laborer
Source Information:
Census PlaceMantua, Gloucester, New Jersey
Since Christian has a daughter Abigail and since Christian Jr. is living next to Abigail, I think it is
safe to assume that Christian Sr born 1795 is Abigail's son. And since Christian’s first sons are
named James, David, Peter, and Samuel, it is probable he had brothers of this name.
Christian Morgan married Sarah Morgan
CRISTEN
MORGAN,
24 Jan 1821 Gloucester
MORGAN
SARAH
Some children of Christian b. 1795 and Sarah Morgan-
NJ
1. James Morgan -born late 1821 -listed separately in 1850, has a son Christian, after his
father, and a David after his next brother
2. David 1822
3. Peter b. abt. 1826 of Carpenters Landing
married Sarah H. Skinner of Carpenters Landing 12/28/1861
4. Samuel b. abt.1827 living 2 doors away stayed single
5. Christian Morgan Jr. 1831 living next to Abigail Morgan
6. Abigail 1832 married Chew
7. Josiah 1833
8. Mary 1835 stayed single
9. Sarah Ann 1837 married Joseph Clark
10. Philip 1841 married Margaret Judge, 12/28/1864
Mullica Hill, NJ 12/31/1864 Mullica Hill Methodist Church, Witnesses: Daniel C. & Anna M.
Chew Certificates of Gloucester Co. Recorded-1/16/1865 by Barnart, W. S., Minister
PHILIP MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Mantua Township 1860
1880 Barnsboro
10..Philip Self
M
MORGAN
Margaret
Wife M
MORGAN
Mary D.
Dau S
MORGAN
Albert
Son S
MORGAN
Male
W 40 NJ
Laborer NJ
Female W 35 IRELAND
NJ
Keeping
IRELAND IRELAND
House
Female W 11 NJ
NJ
IRE
Male
NJ
IRE
W 5 NJ
1880 Barnsbboro
NJ NJ
3.Peter MORGAN Self M Male W 50 b.1830 NJ Laborer
Sarah MORGAN Wife M Female W
44
NJ Keeping House NJ NJ
Annie MORGAN Dau S Female W
10
NJ
NJ NJ
SAMUEL MORGAN NJ Gloucester County Greenich Township 1850- living near Christian Sr
1880
Joseph A. CLARK
Self
M Male
9.Sarah (Morgan) CLARK
Wife
M Female W 40 NJ Keeping House NJ NJ
W 65 NJ Farmer
Annie CLARK
Ella CLARK
Joseph CLARK
Dau
Dau
Son
S
S
S
Female W 14 NJ
Female W 12 NJ
Male
W 7 NJ
NJ NJ
NJ NJ
NJ NJ
NJ NJ
8.Mary MORGAN
4.Samuel MORGAN
SisterLaw S
Female W 45 NJ Servant
NJ NJ
BroLaw
Male
NJ NJ
S
W 50 NJ Laborer
There are 2 Christopher’s. The second one is born 1829 and could be the son of Jonathan Morgan
and Margaret Otto who married May 07, 1796 in Swedes Church, Swedesboro, Glouc. Co.. N.J.
1.Christopher Morgan b. April 1797, died 1st May, 1881 of pulmonary exhaustion, Mantua
Township, Gloucester co. parents listed as Philip and Abigail Morgan. See IMAGE below.
2. CHRISTOPHER MORGAN b. 1829 Gloucester Co according to LDS
Christopher
Kain, Charles
M.
Recorded as shown. Mr.
6552 Morgan Mullica Hill,
Kain- Minister of the
NJ
Gospel
From Gloucester Historical Society
Woodbury Constitution
Cassaday,
Almira K.
3/18/1863 home of (C230)
bride's father
Upper Pittsgrove
Source Date :
3/31/1863
Household: 1880
Name
Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Christopher MORGAN Self
M
Male
W 49 NJ
Wheelright
NJ
NJ
Almira MORGAN
Wife
M
Female W 44 NJ
Keeping House NJ
NJ
Source Information:
Census PlaceMullica Hill, Gloucester, New Jersey
_____________________________________________________________________________
Christopher Morgan, son of Abigail Morgan and Philip Morgan
Abigail was married to Philip Morgan. The first known child (there could be others) is Christian 1795 (ma
1821), next Christopher 1797 (proven from his death certificate in Gloucester, NJ 1881-although there is n
Abigail 1816 married James Jessup Chew (Abigail 1776 is living with Abigail 1816 in 1860), possiibly Phil
married Elizabeth Duffield, James Morgan born ca 1819 and pssible John Morgan born 1821----and other names used in the family are used in the children of Christian and Sarah Morgan who appear at
census:
1. James Morgan born ca 1821 -listed separately has a son Christian and David
2. David 1822
3. Peter 1826
4. Samuel 1827 living 2 doors away, never married that I know of
5. Christian Morgan Jr. 1831 living next to grandmother Abigail Morgan age and 2 doors away from John
6. Abigail Ann 1832 married a Chew
7. Josiah 1833
8. Mary 1835 never married that I know of
9. Sarah Ann 1837 married Joseph A. Clark
10. Philip 1841 married Margaret Judge
John Morgan´s brother may have been this Philip MorganElizabeth Duffield´s father´s name GEORGE DUFFIELD is given in the Gloucester Historical Society so
Philip Morgan
Barnsboro, N. J. by Chew, Jesse C., Esq. 4/19/1838
Woodbury Constitution married 5/15/1838 DUFFIELD, ELIZABETH
Deptford, NJ
Father :Duffield, George
Their children7 children -Susan 1840, Sarah Ann 1843,James 1848, Henry “Hank” 1850, William 1852, Thomas 1856,A
JAMES MORGAN m. DUFFIELD, MARIA 10 Jun 1843 Gloucester NJ
She was born April 1825
Their 3 known children are
Christian b December1846
David b abt 1845
Michael b. June 1853
Maria marries a second time to a Murphy and has 4 more children including Amy Murphy who married W
JOHN M. MORGAN , HANNAH ANN DUFFIELD married 07 Sep 1848 Gloucester NJ
Their children are 1.Susannah born about 1849, according to 1850
2. Samuel S. MORGAN 1850
3.Mary A. Morgan b. about 2 April 1856 Mantua, Twsp, Gloucester
4.Franklin Morgan b.19 Jan. 1861 Mantua, Twsp, Gloucester
5.Charles Henry Morgan b. about 16 Jan 1863 Mantua, Twsp, Gloucester
6. Thomas K. MORGAN 1870
7. John MORGAN 1872
______________________________________________________________________________Rework of Sidney Frances Morgan’s 1954 summary, expanded and corrected:
Susan Taylor Aldridge
“Morgan Family Data furnished by Laura Morgan Button
To Col. Sidney Morgan, Leghorn Italy March 4, 1956”
BENJAMIN MORGAN born abt 1821 Swedesboro, NJ - died 25 March
1869 (son of ADAM MORGAN of NJ b. abt. 1797 who died 17 May 1861) married
before Feb. 1845 HANNAH LEACH born 15 May 1825 Dublin, Ireland,
daughter of ALICE SCHOLCROFT and ELLIS LEACH, son of James and Hannah
Leach of Bury, Lancashire, England. Benjamin is said to have lived in Moorestown, NJ
for a short time, but he did live in Blockley, Philadelphia 1850 and Springville (Spring
City), PA 1860. then Honeybrook, PA, and Grays Ferry Road, Philadelphia for at least
one day. He worked at the Arsenal during the Civil War, but do not know where he
lived.
His grandfather Morgan (father of Asdam Morgan) is said to have fought in the
revolution in the NJ Line Regiment called 3 M. under Elias Dayton , his grandmother
is Sarah Flanigan/Flaningham. Her parents were said to be Michael
Flanigan/Flaningham and Sarah Jennings.
"DEATH FROM SUFFOCATION - Mr. Benjamin Morgan, of Chester County, rented a
few days since the house 2542 Grays’s Ferry road which had been recently finished, and on
Wednesday came to the city, with his family, to take possession of it. His wife stopped at a
friend's house, where she was to remain until all the household goods should arrive, and
the deceased, after kindling a fire in the range of the new house, determined to sleep in the
room, but unfortunately he turned off the damper in the range, thus forcing the coal gas
into the apartment. A police officer entered the house yesterday morning, after being
informed that Mr. Morgan had not made his appearance, and found the deceased lying
with his faced turned towards the floor, his head resting upon his arms, quite dead. An
inquest was held, and a verdict in accordance with above facts rendered." Phil. newspaper
"MORGAN - Suddenly on the 25th instant, BENJAMIN R. E. MORGAN (late of
Springville, Chester county) in the 47th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his brother-inlaw, R. M. Burns, 216 North Eighth street, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. To proceed
to Mount Moriah Cemetery" Phil. newspaper
Issue:
1. (Rev.) Grifftt (later Griffith) Ellis Morgan b. Oct 1845, was in the Civil
War- enlisted 1861 at age 15 and a half, Philadelphia, PA d. 23 Feb. 1932 m.
Sara Evans Woods 17 Oct. 1875
a. infant Morgan b. 28 April 1877 Phil., PA
b. Mathew Harry Morgan b. July 1879 d. abt 1 Dec 1901 Phil., PA
c. Frederick Morgan B. abt. March 1884 d. May 1884
d. Anna S. Morgan b. 9 Sep. 1889 m. 1908 Gerald F. Proctor (of Brit.
Vir.Is.) and m. George Eberly
e. Ruth Morgan b. Nov. 1898 d. June 1899 Phil., PA
2. Harriet Morgan (named after her father’s sister) no children b. abt. 1849
Blockley, Philadelphia, PA d. 18 Feb. 1923 m. Isaac R. Supplee (b.1827) 4
Nov. 1884 m. Jacob Louis/Lewis Coulson (b. abt. 1866 Maryland) abt. 1898
3. Benjamin Rush Morgan Jr. b. 9 Aug 1850 (named after his father, Ben is in
Oct 1850 census) d. 27 Nov. 1908 m. 21 Nov. 1868 Mary Simon of Reading,
may have given his 2 children when Mary died to Sarah Ann Wheatland
and Benjamin K. Morgan of Moreland. and m. Rachel Wolfe abt. 1888 (no
children)
Possibly:
a. Ellenor Morgan b. abt 1876
b. Laura M. Morgan b. 1880 died in infancy
4. Alice Morgan (named after her maternal grandmother Alice Scholcroft
Leach) b. abt. 1854 d. 1 June 1925 m. Henry (possibly married Cyril
Harrison 1895 and Fred Bowers 1896 in Arapoe, Colorado where the family
said she went to seek her fortune and invested in a silver mine-she brought
home silver nuggets Owned a share in a Colorado silver mine “Big Potato”
or White Potato Aunt Laura said she “ Showed us children little silver
potatoes about the size of a small pea.”) Married in Colorado: twins
deceased in early childhood.
a. infant twin
b. infant twin
5. Rebecca Regina Morgan (named after her grandmother Rebecca Tomlinson
Morgan, no children) b. 23 Feb. 1856 Spring City area, East Vincent Twsp.,
Chester Co., PA d. 7 Aug. 1934 Morton, Chester Co., PA m. 1) 3 July 1878
Calvin Vandersloot, m. 2) abt. 1908 Thomas Tarbottom (b. England 1843),
and m. 3)Ephraim Miller (b. abt. 1858)
6. Morris K. Morgan (named after the oldest ancestor the Morgan family
could remember but they had no idea how far back he was) b. Dec. 1858
Spring City area, East Vincent Twsp., Chester Co., PA d. after 1930 m. 27
Nov. 1883 Sarah C. Griffith-no relation to Hannah Griffith
a. Bertha H. F. Morgan b. June 1884 m. abt. 1904 William
Jones
H.
b. Allen L. Morgan b. May 1889 prob. Phil., PA Corporal, U.S.
Calvalry, died during World War I. American Legion Post at
N.J. is named “Corp. Allen Morgan Post” after him. Allen
Irving Morgan was survived by his parents, and siblings. By
1920 the Morgans had made their home on Emerald Avenue
in Westmont (Haddon Township) NJ. His mother passed in
the 1920s. Morris K. Morgan was still living in Westmont as
of April, 1930.
"CORPORAL ALLEN IRVING MORGAN of Lowell Lane, Westmont NJ, died on a
transport enroute to France from disease on March 22, 1918, at the age of 28. He was
initially buried at Brest, France, then returned to the United States after the war had
ended.
Allen Irving Morgan was born in May of 1889 in Pennsylvania, the son of Morris K. and
Sallie C. Griffith Morgan. He was the second of four children, coming after Bertha, and
before brothers Howard and Leslie. The Morgan family left Pennsylvania and settled in
Westmont NJ sometime after 1896. Morris K. Morgan worked as a stationary engineer.
Allen Irving Morgan enlisted in the United States Army on December 22, 1915 in
Philadelphia PA. He served with Troop G of the 15th Cavalry Regiment. During his time
in the Army he saw duty on the Mexican Border, and he had spent 18 months in the
Philippine Islands. “
c. Howard H. E. Morgan b. Oct 1890 m. May K., m. Helen G.
d. Leslie A. Morgan b. Oct 1896
7. Mary (later Marion) Morgan (named after “aunt Mary Leach
Pinkerton”) Spring City area, Chester Co., PA
b. abt March 1860 d. after 1934 m.10 Dec 1879 William B. Downing, a
plumber-divourced, m. abt. 1908 Thomas H. McFarland (b. 1842
Maryland)
a. Ethel Downing b. Sept. 1887 Phil., PA m.
Howard Hall
8. Sidney George Morgan (called George during his lifetime) b. Dec 1862
Spring City area, East Vincent Twsp., Chester Co., PA d. Feb. 16, 1936, buried
Arlington cem. M. Jennie Gould Oct. 27,1887 (born 21 Nov. 1864 shadow of
Ballintoy Castle, Antrim, Ireland, near Bally Meana to John Gould and Anne
McCay who married 30 Oct. 1863 Ballintoy-Scotch Presberterian)
a. Sidney Francis Morgan (no children) b. 7 May 1890 probably
Honeybrook, Chester Co., PA d. 31 Jan. 1975 m. after 1920 Ethel
Creager of Johnstown, Cambria, PA , m. Harriet. Millicent Tetlow
Taylor says,” He finished high school at age 16 (High School was Lower
Merion High) - and then worked for the Main Line Times newspaper as
sports reporter. Then as general reporter. Along came WW I -- he went to
Officers Training School - got his Lt. bar. Along the way, later (he stayed in
the Army after the War), he wrote the Army Officers Handbook (don't know
the years). He was an executive in the Patent Office. He became Secretary of
the Tariff Commission. H served during WW II ( received many honors from
the Chech government- may have worked with the Chech underground). At
War's end he was Military Attache to Governments in Exile. He was
awarded a prestigious French medal on an invited trip to France (about 1946
or so). As Military Attache to Govts. in Excile after WW II, he made several
trips to Europe. I have a newspaper printout describing some of his successes.
He was a patriotic person, indeed. He was a natural leader. He had a strong
personality - was honorable - reliable. He was outstanding wherever he was
placed.”
b. Laura Morgan (no children) b. 27 Jan. 1892 probably Honeybrook,
Chester Co., PA Millicent Tetlow says, “Their house at West Spring
Ave. was ready to live in when Laura was going-on two years old-- therefore it
was being built in 1892-93.” d. 23 April 1974 m. abt 1925 Charles
Button of Germantown. She was a WW I WAC, career Civil Service,
world traveller, and bi-sexual (had a female life long partner- Jackie
Hubbell)
c. infant Morgan abt. 1894 died by 1900
d. Herbert D. Theodore (later changed to Theodore from D.) Morgan b.
27 Aug. 1895, 14 West Spring Ave., Ardmore, Lower Merion,
Montgomery, PA d. June 1981 m. 9 July, 1926 Selma Pfaff b. PA. d.
9 Dec. 1946 (one child), Ester Scully Mac Cauly from NJ and went
together to Florida in her pink Cadillac m. 30 June 1957 - she died
1963,married Helen Dorothy Taylor 3 July 1966-she was from
Hamilton,Ohio (her children were Marjory, James, and H. Eugene
Taylor)
childTheodore Sidney Morgan b. ? Philadelphia, PA m. Helen
Powell on ? b. ? (3 children- Jeffrey Powell Morgan b.
Lafayette, Louisiana m. Nancy Ellen Joseph –have 3
children, Leslie Powell Morgan b. San Marino, Cal, Stacie
Powell Morgan b. Pasedena, Cal.
e. infant Morgan abt. 1897 die by 1900
f. Morris Morgan died at 6 months
g. Ruth Dorothy Morgan b. 18 June 1904, 14 West Spring Ave.,
Ardmore, Lower Merion, Montgomery, PA d. 27 Oct 1987 m. James
Taylor Jr. from Glasgow, Scotland b. 2 Jan 1899 d. 12 Jan 1984 (2
children). Play piano by ear from an early age. Loved gardening and
birds. Susan Taylor say, “She used to play the piano for me as I lay
in my bed going to sleep at night upstairs on Rock Glenn Drive, at
my request. In the morning she gave me the bread crumbs to feed
the birds in her rose garden. Together we sat under an apple tree in
white wooden chairs and listened to the chirping. When we were
together at the seashore, she taught me her favourite recipes.”
i. infant Taylor
ii. James
Taylor III b. 3 Aug. 1923 14 Spring Ave., Ardmore,
Lower Merion, Montgomery Co., PA d. 10 Feb 2000
Aiken, SC m. Claire Millicent Tetlow (Tetzlaff) b. West
Philadelphia, PA (4 children- Susan Millicent m.
Thomas Eugene Aldridge, Deborah James m. John
“Jack” Mewshaw, Laura Brookes m. Mark Munson,
Claire Elizabeth m. William Prior) divorced, m. Amy
Lance of PA in Aiken, SC (no children together, but 3
from deceased husband, Linda Lance, Robert Lance
and Bill)
iii. Jane Anne
Taylor b. 16 May 1934 d. 9 May 1988 age 53 m. Frank
Inella divorced (3 children-male Dana m. , twins
Jennifer m. and Janice A.)
h. Irma Finley Morgan (no children) b.2 July 1905, 14 West Spring
Ave., Ardmore PA d. 21 April, 1995,( Irma went insane in her 20s
and ran down the street naked, so they say… she then led a long and
peaceful life at South Mountain, Franklin, PA inane asylum.)
9. Willis B. Morgan, died in infancy
10. Anna Franklin Morgan (named after her aunt Anna Bath Morgan, no
children) b. abt. 1865 near Spring City, on farm of 110 acres in East Vincent
Twsp., Chester Co., PA d.May 1954 - 426 ESSEX Ave., Narberth, PA-house
devided in apts. had belonged to Irvin Morgan, inherited by Laura Morgan
Button, m. 3 June 1885 Alfred C. Homan b. abt. 1863 Maryland, sister is Bertha
Homan buried at Arlington
11. Willis (later changed to William) B. Morgan b. 8 Sept. 1867 on farm of
110 acres in East Vincent Twsp., Chester Co., PA James P. Morgan says,
”March 16, 1869, nine days before his death, Benjamin & Hannah sold
property in East Vincent for $1,950. The microfilm is very poor quality. I
will need to view the original document in another location to find out more.
Both of their signatures are on the deed. They purchased the property on
September 22, 1865.” d. 2 June 1940 m. late 1894 Rose Dale b. 3 April 1874
England- imm. 7 July 1884 Phil.
a. William Lyle Morgan b. 1 Oct 1895 d. April 1973 Phil., PA
m. about 1925 Pauline J. b. 31 Oct 1899 PA
i. Alene Morgan
ii. William Lyle Morgan
b. Edward D. Morgan b. 21 Oct 1897 d. 22 April 1961
c. Louis Coulson Morgan b. 18 Nov. 1903 d. 8 dec. 1979 m.
Frances Veronica Winnick b. 26 March 1909 Phil. D. 10 dec.
1997
d. Irvin James Morgan (named after uncle) b: OCT 1900 in
Philadelphia, PA
e. Earle Morgan b. abt. Jan 1907 d. August 1907
f. Russell J. Morgan b. 26 June 1908 Phil., PA d. Feb 1986
12. Irvin James Morgan (Dr. Hon. U. of PA.) (no children) b. 26 Oct. 1869
probably 2542 Gray’s Ferry Road, Philadelphia, PA buried 4 Dec. 1947
Arlington Cem. Drexel Hill "Grove" Lot 228 -- Grave # 3, married Anna,
married Rose (?-but wife on death certificate was Marie Miller. Maybe she was
Rose Marie). He was a world renowned organist who could play at age 3.
Played for Queen of England, in Moscow, in China, installed the John
Wanamaker organ and the Salt Lake City Mormon Tabernacle organ, played at
a World’s Fair?
Great Aunts: Maria Morgan Burns, Louisa B. Morgan Moore, Bath(probably Bathnapthleah
or Bathsheba) Anna Morgan, Harriet Morgan, Mary Morgan
(Sisters of Benjamin
Rush E. Morgan.) Mary Leach Pinkerton (sister to Hannah Leach Morgan)
Great Uncles: Andrew J. Morgan, John P. Morgan, Jacob Morgan-twin to Benjamin Rush
Morgan d. abt. 1837, buried at Swedes Church- Philadelphia or Swedesboro, NJ
(Trinity).
Aunts and uncles: aunt Josephine Burns b. 6 Oct 1851 Philadelphia d. 4 Dec. 1922, Bertha M.
Burns, Francis “Frank” Walter Burns, William E. Burns, Mary E. Moore, Anna H.
Moore, Emma C. Moore, Francis Walter Moore, Edwin Morgan, Charles P. Morgan,
Olivia Morgan, Henry Morgan, John Pinkerton, Elizabeth Pinkerton, Samuel L.
Pinkerton, Sarah Pinkerton, Rebecca Pinkerton, aunt Mary Pinkerton, Hannah
Pinkerton, Elizabeth Morgan, Edward Morgan, Mary Morgan, Adam Morgan, John
Morgan, Kate Morgan, aunt Anna Franklin Morgan and all her sisters and brothers
above named in outline tree
Known Cousins: Josephine L. Burns, Robert W. Burns, Katherine C. Burns, Charles
Burns, Bertha M. Burns, William E. Burns, George W. Burns, Mathew Harry Morgan,
Frank E. Morgan, Anna S. Morgan, Ruth Morgan b. Nov 1898, Howard W. Butcher,
Clifford S. Butcher, Frank M. Butcher (children of aunt Anna H. Moore), William J.
Morgan, Robert Walter Burns Morgan, Mary H. Morgan, Kate Morgan, Sallie Morgan
(children of uncle William Edwin Morgan), Alberta Morgan (child of uncle Henry
Morgan), Rebecca “Bessie” Pinkerton, Mary L. Pinkerton, William Pinkerton,
Elizabeth Pinkerton (children of uncle Samuel L. Pinkerton Jr.) and all other cousins
names above in outline tree
Adam Morgan and his son in law Robert Walter Burns founded a boot factory in downtown
Philadelphia which profited greatly during the Civil War and was worth $30,000 by
1870. Adam’s 2 daughters who were milliners (Louisa B. Morgan Moore and Maria B.
Morgan Burns) had to join in and help, as well as all members of their families. Even
the Pinkertons moved back from their farm in Penn, Sterling, Wayne, Chester Co. to
Philadelphia by 1870- probably to help at the factory. Her husband Samuel was left
alone on the farm. Benjamin’s daughter Alice was listed as a sales lady at the store
next to the factory in 1880.
Grandfather Benjamin Morgan left Philadelphia and went to Spring City, Pa. (by 1857
where he is on the tax list that year), where he was an engineer for Springville paper
mill. With the Civil War he returned to Philadelphia and became an engineer at
Frankford Arsenal (where he worked with Benjamin W. Morgan who is half owner of
the cemetery plot at Mt. Moriah Cem. at the hub of the big circle plot 42 98E1/2- in
Philadelphia, see cem. Map below. Benjamin W. Morgan 1840: laborer, US Arsenal,
no address listed , Benjamin W. Morgan 14 JULY 1860- 6, 7, 9th precincts
Philadelphia, Ward 1,: Gray's Ferry Road e Washington Ave, packer, US Arsenal)
After the War grandfather Benjamin decided to open a store for the sale of handmade shoes,
possibly the products of his brother in law Robert Walter Burns and his sisters Maria and
Louisa. The store was already for opening and Grandfather decided to spend the night in the
store before the opening. The store had a coal stove which was lit, but because the damper was
not open, he was found dead the next morning near the window and having been asphyxiated
by coal gas. Uncle Irvin James Morgan was born 6 months after his father’s death.
The Leach family in England were master dyers. Grandmother Leach had the formulas of the
dyes but destroyed them all, said aunt Frank and Sidney George Morgan.
Grandmother Hannah Leach was born in Dublin, Ireland while her father and mother
were travelling. He went to the cities (probably Manchester and Dublin) and mixed
dyes from his formulas for the manufacturers.
Aunt Frank told Laura that the Morgans had canal boats on the old canal between
Philadelphia and Trenton at one time. (Before the Civil War?). Ruth Dorothy Morgan
told James Taylor III that the Morgans are related to the founder of Morristown, NJ.
But did she mean Moorestown?
Mother Jean Gould Morgan’s side.
Her mother: Anne McKay – of Bally Tor, Antrim near Bally Meana, Scotch Presbyterian (I
think she means Ballintoy? And McCay with a C is the spelling on the birth cert. And
the marriage cert.)
Married John Gould/Gold 30 October 1863, Ballintoy, Antrim, Ireland. Anne
(pronounced Anna) McKay’s sister Jane married John? Steel (a Ballintoy name also) in
Philadelphia. Son James Steel died as a young man, around 1899 or 1900.
Daughters: Jean Gould b. 20 November 1864 -0100, Croagh District, Ballintoy, Antrim,
Ireland. Katherine Gould b. August 1866 and came “as a babe in arms” on a sailing
ship from Ireland according to James Taylor III’s notes. She married
1st Unknown Goodman
DAUGHTER Ethel Goodman
Married about 1906 Clarence Watson
Son: Clarence Watson
2nd Joseph Carson
Daughter Josephine
Married John Billingsley on Memorial day in Maryland
Children Jack (John),Joan, Jeffrey
Note: written into the lease of the farm where grandmother Anne McKay Gould lived;
“As long as the grass grows
and water flows
This farm shall belong to the McKays.”
Grandmother McKay had a brother (brother in law she means?); believe his name was
William. He had a daughter Mamie Gould. He married a second time and had sons
William and Jay Gould. (According to James Taylor III, John Gould had a brother
Hugh Gould. He had a son William and a sister Mary living with him in 1880 in
Kensington, near the carpet factory. In 1890 he is listed as a carpet maker in the
Philadelphia directory.)
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1780 Samuel Tomlinson to Mary Bates.
NJ WillsMorgan, Ann, 3179Q. W. 1814. Inv. 1816.
Morgan, Benjamin R., 5273Q. W. 1859. Inv.
1859.
Morgan, Griffith, 57Q. Inv. 1714.
Morgan, Isaac, 1296Q. B. 11, p. 391. W. 1763.
Inv. 1763.
Morgan, Israel L., 6983Q. Inv. 1889.
Morgan, Jonathan, 3256Q. W. 1816. Inv. 1816.
Morgan, Joseph, 1244Q. B. 18, p. 478. Int.
1777. Inv. 1777.
Morgan, Joseph, 1256Q. B. 12, p. 537. W.
1768. Inv. 1768.
Morgan, Joseph, 5787Q. Inv. 1868.
Morgan, Joshua, 2611Q. W. 1806. Inv. 1806.
Morgan, Samuel, 1105Q. B. 10, p. 527. W.
1761. Inv. 1761. Acct. 1765.
Morgan, Samuel, 1573Q. B. 15, p. 492. Int.
1773. Inv. 1773.
Morgan, Samuel, 1473Q. B. 18, p. 140. Wd,
1777.
Morgan, Samuel, 4023Q. W. 1831. Inv. 1831.
Morgan, Samuel, 4914Q. Inv. 1852.
Morgan, Samuel R., 7419Q. Inv. 1895.
Morgan, William, 1760Q. B. 26, p. 115. Acct.
1784.
Hewit,
5/7/1782
19073 Morgan Peter Gloucester Co. Marriages Original Source: From Trinity Elizabeth
P. E. Church, Swedesboro.
12855 Morgan Mathes
Eglinton,
3/2/1754 Gloucester Co. Marriages, Original
Tabitha (E245)
Source: From Trinity P. E. Church, Swedesboro.
Peter Jessup Morgan
His descendant says,
“ Hello, my name is Rosanne Empey. I am researching the line of Peter Jessup
Morgan, born 1802 in Glouchester, New Jersey.
I found your information on the George Morgan line on the Ancestry board.
Very interesting! I would like to figure out how my Peter Jessup Morgan
figures in, perhaps a cousin.
Anyway, I think I can help you correct some information. On your page of
genealogy you list a Peter Morgan, (son of Jonathan and Margaret Otto
Morgan)" born 1817 in N.J., and died June 15, 1908 in Glassboro, Glou. Co., N.J..
He married (1) HANNAH H. CHEESEMAN March 12, 1835 in Glouc. Co.. N.J.. She
was born Unknown, and died Unknown. He married (2) SARAH JANE MOORE November
13, 1841 in Glouc. Co.. N.J.. She was born Unknown, and died January 19,
1885 in Woodbury, Glouc. Co., N. J.. "
My ancester Peter J. Morgan, (I have no names for his parents at present)
married Hannah Jane Cheeseman March 12 1835 in Glouc. Co. N.J. I have the
information on this Peter, and Hannah, and their family. Could it be
possible, then , that your Peter only married Sarah Jane Moore, and had the
family as you record?
I have attached a gedcom of my Peter, Hannah, and their family. They moved
west in 1836, to Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska and Oregon.
I hope this helps you, and would be glad to hear from you further on this
line.
Rosanne” krystal_mtn@hotmail.com
LDS
Husband's Name
Peter Jessup MORGAN (AFN:1TD7-LRS)
Born: 10 May 1800
Place: , Glouchester, New Jersey
Died: 22 Jan 1885
Place: Prob Harding, Polk, Nebraska
Married:
12 Mar 1835
Place: , Glouchester, New Jersey
Father:
was it the Peter who married Elizabeth Hewit
Mother:
_____Household:
Name
West MORGON
7 May 1782
Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Self
M
Male
W 30 IA
Farmer
???
Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
NJ
NJ
Issabelle MORGON Wife
M
Peter MORGON
Father W
Female W
Male
W
16 WI
78 NJ
Keeping House NY
Farmer
NY
NY
NY
Source Information:
Census PlaceHackberry, Polk, Nebraska
___________________________________
Since Hannah's father died in 1835, perhaps she inherited a
little something to make the trip west possible in 1837.
Wife's Name
Hannah Jane CHEESEMAN (AFN:1TD7-LS1)
Born: 25 Dec 1812
Place: , Glouchester, New Jersey
Died: 16 Feb 1875
Place: Montezuma, Powesheik, Iowa
Married:
12 Mar 1835
Place: , Glouchester, New Jersey
Father:
Thomas W CHEESEMAN (AFN:1TD7-X10)
Mother:
Mary FISLER (AFN:1TD7-X26)
Jacob Fisler founded what is now Clayton, NJ.
Known children:
________________________________________
1. Thomas Cheeseman MORGAN (AFN:1TD7-LT7)
Born: 8 Mar 1837
Did the parents leave after this in the Morgan wagon train which joined up with the wagon train
going from Long Island to Independence, Missouri??
That was the starting point for others
coming from other parts of the country for the first wagon train to leave for Oregon Country
organized by Andrew Jackson from his home in Tennessee. He hired one of the finest trackers and
mountain men the country to lead the train, the first an most dangerous of all trains to go west.
It was continually being attacked by spies from both Great Britain and Russia who had claims to the
Oregon Country...
Place: Millville, Glouchester, New Jersey
Died: 17 May 1921
Place:
________________________________________
2. Abigail Ann MORGAN (AFN:1TD7-LVF)
Born: 10 Jun 1840
Place: Island Grove, Sangamon, Illinois
Died: 10 Jul 1918
Place: Portland, Multnomah, Oregon
Buried:
Place: Corbett, Multnomah, Oregon, Evans Cem
________________________________________
3. Richard C William MORGAN (AFN:1TD7-LXT)
Born: 1844/1846
Place: Montezuma, Powesheik, Iowa
________________________________________
4. Jacob Piercen MORGAN (AFN:1TD7-LWM)
Born: 1842/1844
Place: Island Grove, Sangamon, Illinois
________________________________________
5. William P. Morgan is also a son, born 1844 in Illinois
________________________________________
6. West Jessup MORGAN (AFN:1TD7-LZ2)
Born: 19 May 1850
Place: Montezuma, Powesheik, Iowa
Died: 1888
Place: Corbett, Multnomah, Oregon
__________________________________________
7. Rachel Elizabeth MORGAN (AFN:1TD6-SC7)
Born: 23 Jul 1852
Place: Montezuma, Powesheik, Iowa
Died: 16 Mar 1930
Place: Portland, Multnomah, Oregon
Buried:
Place: Corbett, Multnomah, Oregon, Evans Cem
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Durham Furnace Morgans (Hunterdon Co PA and Morris Co NJ)
To make sense of what Anna Morgan Balliet said, who did not know Enoch´s father´s name,(parentheses
mine)
"Their father named them
Kill-all a minute-man (Daniel Morgan ?…)
Cure-all- a Rev.army surgeon (Abel Morgan instead of John which she states)
Save-all-a Rev.army chaplain
Pay-all: a Rev. army paymaster Enoch Morgan (Anna Morgan's ancestor)."
There is a James Morgan who worked building the Durham Furnace and who had children:
So taking Pat’ info, and other evidence from Terry Morgan and Anna Morgan Balliet, there are these children
after a possible 1731-4 marriage to Elanor (prob. Bryan) in Somerset Co. NJ James Morgan’s son Samuel Morgan Sr. (m. Nancy Hill) had Samuel Jr. Morgan, Jonathan Hill Morgan and a
John Morgan 1784 NJ who married a Sally (Sarah) in NC. Did they return to NJ to sell the land next to Adam
Morgan in 1817 :
I. James Morgan of Durham Furnace 1st 1731-4 marriage to Jand Eleanor Morgan (prob. Bryan) in Somerset
Co. NJ 2nd 1763 Sarah
A. Mordecai Morgan (some list him as John Mordecai Morgan) b. ? d. 1794 m. Mary Davis
B. David Morgan (Gen. Daniel Morgan visited him after the War
C. Daniel Morgan 1736 soldier-General in the Rev war -moved to Winchester Va. married Abigail
Curry in 1773. two daughters were born married to Abigail
i.
girl
ii.
girl
iii.
Willoughby Morgan b. 1785 by a woman out of Winchester, Va
D. Samuel Morgan born 1753 Wagon Master in the war for a while married Nancy Hill Hanover
Twp, Morris County in the years between 1784-1786 was a Samuel Morgan -went to NC and
GA, listed in the NJ Line from Morris. Land Lottery for Ga has RS after his name. Listed in an
Elbert Co GA Land transaction
i.
Samuel Morgan Jr. m. Elinor Garrison. Family buried in Nances Creek, Methodist
church cemetery, Old Benton, Now Calhoun County, Alabama
ii.
Jonathan Hill Morgan “step” brother but in Bible m. Priscilla Anderson Family buried
in Nances Creek, Methodist church cemetery, Old Benton, Now Calhoun County,
Alabama
iii.
John Morgan 1784 NJ married Sarah in NC
a. Lodoisky Morgan-female
b. William
c. Richard
d. James
e. John
f. Samuel jr
g. Telitha married a Parris/Parrish
E. Enoch Morgan June 20, 1752 paymaster in the 6th PA reg married Susannah Bailey(Anna
Morgan's ancestor)."
i.
ii.
iii.
F. Abel Morgan b. unknown d. 1796 (there was a surgeon in the PA reg by this name) m.
Elizabeth Bay. widow of Hugh Bay
G. Olivia Morgan b.unknown d. unknown. married Capt. James McCullough Capt. of artillery in reg.
of Gen Henry Knox.
H. James Morgan Jr. b. unknown d. unknown he was said to be a Lumberman.operated saw mills
with his brothers. Pendleton Dist. of SC 1800 census?
I. Sarah Morgan
J. Elizabeth Morgan
K. Hannah Morgan (Terry Morgan's relative had an affair with a Morgan) was in Pendleton Dist. of
SC 1800 census? In Harlan Kentucky 1810, She had a Morgan lover. Recent DNA testing has
shown Zachariah's father was a Morgan male from the line of Edward Morgan of Gwynedd, PA
who was married to Elizabeth Jarman and who was the grandfather of Daniel Boone.
i.
Zachariah Morgan m. 1795 Mary Polly Holt settled Poor Fork in Harlan Co.,KY
when it was still a part of Lincoln county. He was a member of the Baptist church in
Oven Fork, on which site a church still stands. Of this first church Zachariah Morgan
was a trustee until his death.
a. Elisha Hardy Morgan b: 6 MAY 1820 in Harlan County m. Mary Ann Napier
1. John B. Morgan m. Minerva Hoskins
b. William MORGAN 1801 AND 1802 in NC
c. Elizabeth MORGAN b: 10 Sep 1799 in South Carolina
d. Rachel MORGAN b: 10 Dec 1798?
e. Jesse MORGAN b: b: 9 JUN 1803 in Ole, Lee County, VA
f. Lucinda MORGAN b ABT 1817 in Letcher County, KY
g. Lucretia “Cressy” Christina MORGAN b: 23 Feb 1811 NC
h. John M. MORGAN b: 1815 in Harlan Co., Kentucky
i. Nancy MORGAN b: 1819 in Letcher County, KY
j. David Morgan 6 MAY 1800 in KY
k. George Washington MORGAN b: 1824 in Harlan Co
l. Eloise MORGAN 1802 AND 1804 in VA
m. Joseph MORGAN b: 2 FEB 1807 in Lee County
n. Abel MORGAN 1814 in Perry County, KY
o. Zachariah MORGAN b: ABT 1816 in Leslie County, KY
L. William Morgan moved to the Lee Co., Virginia area
i. unknown morgan
a. Nathan Morgan Lee Co
M. John? b 1755 was in Pendleton Dist. of SC 1800 census?
See the Archives of Penna., series- Volumn III, page 101 and 108 for the history of Enoch Morgan. Born on
20 June 1752 in Bucks County Pa. Probably at Durham Furnace which his father had built south of Easton,
on the Delaware. He and 3 of his brothers fought in the Revolution.) Enoch Morgan married Susanna Bailey
(born feb 20, 1747 and died Jan 15, 1831). Children’s names upon request from Susan Aldridge
Posted by: patricia mclaughlin (ID *****5516)
In Reply to: Re: Morgans of Durham Furnace and their descendantsnotes from Col. Sidney Morgan by susan aldridge
Date: January 07,
2005 at 21:22:26
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hi susan, yes elenor was james first wife i have no birthdate for her but my records say she died 1762 he
married sarah in 1765 elenor was prob. the childrens mother sarah was the stepmother. my samuel was
samuel sr. he had a son samuel jr. i have a lot of info. on the morgans that i got from a beautiful lady by the
name of wanda morgan coats she comes from the line of johnathan hill morgan my johns brother and
samuels son by nancy hill her info comes directly from relatives.
JONATHAN H. MORGAN Residence: 1860 Monroe Township, Camden County, NJ ?
Jonathan H Morgan Residence: 1 June 1840 - Hot Spring, Gloucester, New Jersey ?
i also have other info from people i have met on the internet that are researching there relatives like us.
there is not a lot of info. on my john excerpt from a catlett family bible stating that he married a sally in n.c.
his family bible stating he was b.1784 in n.j. and the names dates and places of his children, the mother was
left out for some reason. [lodoisky morgan catlett was in the first bible i told you about.]she was my
gggrandmother johns daughter. i have pension papers from the indian wars on her second husband
g.w.catlett. this line comes from my mothers side. but there is very little info. on john,
let me put all of my info. that i have on the morgans together and get back to you. i must have 2 or 3 large
notebooks of papers i have collected on just the morgans. i will get back to you soon. thanks pat
hi susan, i found a few things in my notes that i wanted to tell you about. , i have a book on american
prisoners of the revolution and it has the names of 800 men taken prisoners by the british in pa. and placed
on a boat called the old jersey the dates in the book range from 1773 to 1776 there were 5 morgans in the
list they were abel morgan , henry morgan, john morgan, joseph morgan and matthew morgan. it dosent say
what happened to any of them some prisoners didnt make it through they died on the ships. i think i read
someplace that abel made it out and went home to die. also you said you have a david listed as a son of
james and eleanor , i have a david listed as the son of james and jane no b. date but he died in 1694 . the
book i mentioned above is one that i saw in the family library it is a hard to find book but i got lucky and
found it on the internet. it is a very interesting book it tells all about how all the american prisoners were
treated on these boats and churches the punishment was unbelievebly cruel. on johnathan morgan .
johnathan was my samuels brother and johnathan hill morgan was samuels nephew also daniel morgan was
kin to daniel boone by sarah morgan . Her father is said to be john morgan (james brother) . and also in my
notes [ not proven ]kit carson is kin to daniel boone. have you heard any of this? there is also a john hunt
morgan [see attached image-susan aldridge] that is believed to be related to daniel morgan . i have books
on him also. they say he is a cousin. also there is a nancy hart a heroine of the revolution they seemed to be
all tied together in one way or another. i'll write more later , pat
barbara thank you for your message, i kinda knew that samuel was too young to have married charity
vansant i just couldnt find any info on it . i also saw the charity you were talking about while i was
researching for my samuel. like i said before the samuel i am searching for had a son john my line, who was
samuel jr's brother and it also stated that johnthan was a step brother. i know a wanda morgan coats that
decended from johnthan she sent me a lot of info on the family. her family records said samuel was
decended from james and elanor morgan.and she said it was proven through her line.i know there are
different versions and no one knows for sure. maybe one of these days we will come up on something to
prove it.
terry, i have the same names on my decendents chart i have several more names . i also have a old and
rare library book that i ordered on the internet that is the life of John Hunt Morgan written by his brother in
law maj. Basil W. Duke. Basil was married to Johns sister Henreitta and was also Johns right man on his
raids through kentucky and elsewhere. the book is a old library book the 2 page is stamped murray state
college it has a copyright 1960 by indiana university press manufactured in the united states of america
library of congress catalog number 60-8607 you have stated . the book was dedicated to the noble women
of the south. on pg. 18 chapter 2 states that john hunt morgan was born at huntsville alabama on the first
day of june 1825 his father calvin c. morgan was a native of virginia and a distant relative of daniel morgan
the rebel general of revolutionary fame. and he goes on. then i have a book on daniel boone by john mack
faragher the live and legend of an american pioneer . on pg.27. it says younge Boones namesake , his
mothers older brother was a traveling quaker minister. and as he was talking about sarahs older brother he
states [quote.] "like his Uncle Daniel Morgan, Boone now guided his family toward the unknown. i also have
a Morgan Morgan on my chart comming from William. that first settled in Va. Daniel morgan of Rev. fame
decended from this line. i believe very strongly that they are all related James and Jane morgan the first to
come over to the new world had a grandson Cadwalder Morgan [i believe this to be Edward] i have read
where Cadwalder is a name for Edward. I do intend to study this further and i hope i can find the documents
to prove this. Cadwalder may have had brothers that came over with James and Jane. which may have
been James Jr. and John, sorry this is so long. i hope it gets to you. Pat
Another line
Pat, hopefully I can help with some of the things you are reading about John Hunt morgan, Daniel Boone,
etc.
there have been many stories about General Daniel Morgan being related to Daniel Boone, none of which
have been proven. I have seen claims that Daniel Morgan was his cousin, his uncle or his nephew. None
proven. Daniel boone was the son of Squire Boone and Sarah Morgan. This particular Sarah Morgan was
the daughter of Edward Morgan of Gwynedd, PA. This family is well documented and there is no proven
connection at this point to Daniel Morgan. There is a gentleman named Stewart Baldwin that is a
descendant of this family and has written many papers documenting the lineage. Most of his work is
available on the internet if you do a search.
As far as John Hunt Morgan. He was a Confederate general who was born in Huntsville, AL and moved to
Lexington, KY as a youth. My gg grandfather claimed to be his second cousin, although, again there is no
proof. John Hunt Morgan was also reported to be a lineal descendant of General Daniel Morgan, again no
proof. John Hunt Morgan's line is as follows:
William Morgan b. 1556 m. Cwladis Morgan b.1558
William Morgan b. 1585 d. 1648 m. Elizabeth Morgan
James B. Morgan b. 1601 d. 1685 m. Margery Hill
Capt. James Morgan b. 1645 d. 1710/11 m. Rachel Deming
James Morgan b.1680 d.1721 m. Bridgett ?
James Morgan Jr. b.1707 m. Mary Averill
Samuel Morgan b.1728 d.1815 m. Rachel Kibbe
Gideon Morgan b.1751 d.1830 m. Patience Cogswell b.1754
Luther Morgan b.1776 m. Anna Cameron Dodd b. 1779
Calvin Cogswell Morgan m. Henrietta Hunt
General John Hunt Morgan
Hope this helps.
Terry Morgan
Here is a southern branch of the Morgan family who stem from NJ.Thomas Gibbes. Thomas was born on
his grandfather estate in Princeton,Mercer Co., NJ. Morgan had a brother Morris Morgan and they
bote immigrated to LA
Household: a Samuel Morgan who was born in PA but moved over to work on the
Delaware with perhaps the other Morgan families who were working canal boats.
Name
Samuel
MORGAN
Elizabeth
MORGAN
Relation
Marital
Father's Mother's
Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Status
Birthplace Birthplace
Self
M
Male
W
83 PA
Sailor
PA
PA
Wife
M
Female W
55 PA
Keeping
House
PA
PA
Source Information:
Census Place
Family History Library Film
NA Film Number
Page Number
Franklin, Gloucester, New Jersey
1254781
T9-0781
338C
Buried in Aura Cemetery Gloucester near old Hardingville.
Morgan, Elizabeth, d. 1-23-1889,
87y,
W/o Samuel Morgan,
(KA),
Morgan, Samuel, d. 5-13-1892,
94y,
H/o Elizabeth Morgan,
(KA),
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Message Board Post:
Salem County Courthouse
Clerk's records
Deed Book A p. 4
30 Oct 1773 William Foster, Esq., of Evesham, Burlington County, West Jersey to William Morgin of
Woolwich, Gloucester county, Miller.
Consideration: L565 and 10 shillings Lawful money of NJ. Land partly in Woolwich Twp, Gloucester county
and part in Pittsgrove Twp, Salem County, NJ
1. Beginning at a Chestnut standing on said Morgan's Mill - also a corner to Samuel Garrison and bounding
on said Samuel's and John Garrison's line.
2. S 59 deg. 10 ' E 78 ch 50 lx to a Black oak corner to s'd. John Garrison and Frederick Dandlesbeck.(sic
Denelsbeck).
3. Then by s'd Dandlesbeck's lands S 14 deg. E 30 cha 20 lx to a black oak for a corner in s'd Dbk's line and
also corner to Jacob Richman.
4. then bounding on Richman S 82 deg # 30 ch to black oak corner of s'd Richman's line about 2 ch
eastward of Kittle Run.
5. N 8_? degr W 65 ch crossing Oldmans Creek to a black oak for a corner on North side of the creek.
6. N 78 deg W 97 ch 50 lx to a small Hickery in Andrew Richman's line
7. bounding on s'd Richman S 15 chains to the beginning.
Containing 377 acres.
Which is part of a larger parcel Foster bought of Edmon Trowbridge and Richard Carey of Massachusetts
Bay, Executors of John Alford of Charlestown, Mass.. Deeds of lease and release recorded in Burlington
Book A.C (?) of Deeds p. 450.
witnesses John Fouracres and John Smith.
signed and sealed by William Foster and Hannah his wife.
Jacob Roberts 06
bm ____ ___ __ to John Roberts et ux Hannah (nee Bassett 05) Roberts
n. predeceased mother Hannah
n. Aunt Hannah Parkan
n. brother David (B.)
mf 1817 Nov 13 Rachel C. Morgan 06 Gloucester County Marriage Records FWPL
bf ____ ___ __ to _ Morgan 05 et ux Mary
n. wf 1825 May 13 Morgan, Mary, Waterford, Gloucester Co., will of.
Clothes to equally divided among my 3 daughters Rebecca Mickle, Eliza
Hogeland and Hannah Morgan. Son Joseph Morgan silver watch clock and
Dish. Son Charles Morgan gold watch. Daughter Hannah Morgan 6 pair of my
best sheets and 6 pair of best pillow cases, also best double coverlet and
best bed quilt. Also 1 sett bed and window curtains and all the table
linen that shall be found marked with her name. Also best chest of
drawers, 2 pair good blankets, also my silver table spoons, tea spoons
and tea tongs. All remainder of property to be sold and equally divided
amony my six children (Rachel Roberts two sons Benjamin and John to have
their mother's share), Rebecca Mickle, Eliza Hogeland, Joseph Morgan,
Charles Morgan and Hannah Morgan. Executors to hand over to legatees
their respective shares within a year after my decease with the exception
of Eliza Hogeland's share which I will and order my executors to pay to
her at 4 equal installments one year apart and to be paid to her and not
to her husband. If she dies before she gets her share that any part or
the whole as the case may be shall be equally divided among her brothers
and sisters that shall then be living.
Executor: son Joseph Morgan and son-in-law Jacob Roberts.
Witness: Samuel C. Champion, Ester D. Bortons.
Proved: 1825 Dec 13. C65-67 GCW1818-1836, Rogers, P91,92.
wm 1829 Apr 24 NJA will of GCW 1818-1836 Rogers Abs P136
Roberts, Jacob, Waterford Twp., Glou. Co., will of.
Wife Mary all of the household goods that she brought to me with the
silver cream cup. 1 good feather bed and bedstead and bedding sufficient
for 1 bed and ll the monies that is due as rent from her own property. To
my mother Hannah Roberts that half dozen large silver tablespoons that
was left me by my aunt Hannah Parkham. Son Benjamin all residue of silver
plate with the gold watch and one good feather bed and bedstead and
bedding sufficient for 1 bed. Also 1 bureau and such of my books as may
be useful for him to have.
Executors to sell undivided share of tract of land that Samuel Shresie,
Thomas Evans and myself bought of the heirs of Jonothan Haines deceased,
cawl'd the burnt mile tract, now occupied for the purpose of making glass
together with the stock and such tools and utensils as is there used for
the purpose of making glass at such time as my executors may think proper
and best. Also sell all remainder of estate real and personal and after
paying debts and funeral expenses put money to interest and distribute
interest as follows: To wife Mary 1/3 annually in lieu of dower and her
child if it should live to receive 1/3 and Benjamin 1/3 to be paid to his
guardian for his bringing up, schooling, etc.
If either of my children should die or if Mary's should not be born
alive the survivors to receive the others share and if both my children
should not live to the age of 21 or die without lawful issue, estate is to
descend to my brother David's children, share and share alike. When the
children reach 21, they are to receive their thirds, principal and
interest and also their mother's share of the principal at her death and
not before.
Executor: Thomas Redman and John Gile.
Witness: David B. Roberts, Samuel Woolston, Thomas Evans.
Proved: 1829 May 13
C366,367
1829 Nov 07 Inventory
with Rachel C. (nee Morgan 06) Roberts
Benjamin M 07 John K 07
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