Our Morgan Family Tree

Here is a part of my Morgan family tree.  This is only a section of it.  I have much more information on my Morgan heritage.  This is not free or errors.  My information came from many different sources, and some have not yet been verified.

I have received many emails wanting more information on the Morgan family.  So here it is!  Descendants of Edward Morgan

Generation No. 1

1.  EDWARD MORGAN born 1688 in Wales and died about 1719 in Gwynedd Twp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  He married (1) REES DAVID.  She was born 1685, and died 1705.  He married (2) MARGARET JARMAN,1 Abt. 1710 in Pennsylvania.  She was born Abt. 1690.

Notes for EDWARD MORGAN:
The household family members' names came from the LDS site.
   
Children of EDWARD MORGAN and MARGARET JARMAN are:
2.    i.    ENOCH MORGAN, b. 1717, Montgomery, PA, USA; d. Dec 1784, PA, USA.
3.    ii.    HANNAH MORGAN, b. Abt. 1713, Gwynedd Twp, Montgomery, Pennsylvania; d. New Britain Twp., Bucks,

Pennsylvania.
4.    iii.    MIRIAM MORGAN, b. Abt. 1719, Gwynedd, Montgomery, Pa.

Generation No. 2

2.  ENOCH MORGAN was born 1717 in Montgomery, PA,and died Dec 1784 in PA.  He married SARAH EVANS KENDERDINE 14 May 1741 in PA, daughter of RICHARD KENDERDINE and SARAH EVANS.  She was born 09 Aug 1717 in Germantown, Philadelphia, PA.

Children of ENOCH MORGAN and SARAH KENDERDINE are:
    i.    ENOCH MORGAN, b. 1748, Montgomery, PA; d. 25 Oct 1825, Montgomery, PA.
    ii.    SARAH MORGAN, b. Abt. 1760, Of, Gwynedd, Montgomery, Pa; d. 18033; m. THOMAS HOLT, 13 Feb 1781, Gwynedd Mm,

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; b. Abt. 1757, Horsham Twp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Notes for SARAH MORGAN:
per gwyneddfriends

Thomas Holt, s/o Benjamin of Horsham m. Sarah Morgan, d/o Enoch of Gwynedd at Gwynedd mh, 2nd mo 13, 1781.

    iii.    HESTER MORGAN.
    iv.    MARY MORGAN, b. 1756; d. 1827; m. JOSIAH SPENCER, Apr 1788, Gwynedd MM, PA.
    v.    MIRIAM MORGAN, b. 1760; d. 10 Dec 1827; m. ENOS SPENCER, Nov 1792, Gwynedd MM, PA.
    vi.    HANNAH MORGAN, b. 26 Apr 1754, Philadelphia, PA; d. 1826.
    vii.    MARGARET KENDERDINE MORGAN, b. 1742.
    viii.    DANIEL MORGAN, b. 1750; d. 20 Sep 1822; m. MARY LLOYD, 1778, Gwynedd MM, PA.
    ix.    CHRISTIANNA MORGAN, b. 1752; d. 1784.
5.    x.    CHRISTIANA MORGAN, b. 1745, Philadelphia, PA; d. Mar 1822, Horsham Twp, Montgomery, Pennsylvania.
    xi.    HANNAH KENDERDINE MORGAN, b. 1740.
6.    xii.    EDWARD MORGAN, b. 1748, Montgomery, PA; d. 1817.

3.  HANNAH was born Abt. 1713 in Gwynedd Twp, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, and died in New Britain Twp., Bucks, Pennsylvania. 

She married (2) THOMAS LEWIS 07 Mar 1734 in Gwynedd Mm, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, son of RICHARD LEWIS and ESTHER.  He was born 19 Jun 1710 in Montgomery Twp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and died Bef. 1762 in Gwynedd Twp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  She married (3) DAVID PUGH Abt. 1762 in Gwynedd, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, son of ELLIS PUGH and JANE LONGSWORTHY. 

More About HANNAH MORGAN:
Date born 2: 1712, Gwynedd, Montgomery, PA
Died 2: 02 Mar 17723
   
Children of HANNAH MORGAN are:
    i.    MIRIAM LEWIS.
    ii.    ESTHER LEWIS.
    iii.    MIRIAM LEWIS, b. 1742, PA.

4.  MIRIAM MORGAN was born Abt. 1719 in Gwynedd, Montgomery, Pa.  She married WILLIAM MARTIN 25 Mar 1738 in Gwynedd Mm, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 

More About MIRIAM MORGAN:
Date born 2: 1719, Gwynedd, Montgomery, PA
   
Child of MIRIAM MORGAN and WILLIAM MARTIN is:
    i.    HANNAH MARTIN.

Generation No. 3

5.  CHRISTIANA was born 1745 in Philadelphia, PA, and died Mar 1822 in Horsham Twp, Montgomery, Pennsylvania.  She married HUGH LLOYD 22 May 1777 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, son of JOHN LLOYD and ELEANOR FOULKE.  He was born 1744 in Horsham Twp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
   
Children of CHRISTIANA MORGAN and HUGH LLOYD are:
    i.    ENOCH LLOYD, b. Abt. 1780, Horsham Twp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
    ii.    MIRIAM LLOYD, b. Abt. 1783, Horsham Twp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
    iii.    DAVID LLOYD, b. 31 Jul 1778, Horsham Twp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; d. 29 Jul 1861, Pennsylvania.

6.  EDWARD MORGAN was born 1748 in Montgomery, PA, and died 1817.  He married ELIZABETH ARMITAGE 1771 in Montgomery, Pa, daughter of ENOCH ARMITAGE and BARBARA BALTES.  She was born 1744 in Bristol, Philadelphia, PA,and died 1818.

Children of EDWARD MORGAN and ELIZABETH ARMITAGE are:
    i.    HANNAH MORGAN, b. 1793, Philadelphia,Pa; m. GEORGE ELLICOTT.
    ii.    EDWARD MORGAN, b. 1775, Montgomery, Pa; d. Bef. 01 Mar 1830; m. SARAH; b. Abt. 1779, Montgomery, Pa.

Notes for EDWARD MORGAN:
Page 25: May Term 1837
Edward Morgan Estate: Petition to Sell Real Estate
1 Mar 1830.  John Morgan one of the heirs of Edward, appointed guardian of three minor heirs: Enoch age 18, Priscilla age 12 and Eli age 5.  Each heir owns 1/6 share of Pt NW Quarter Section 26 Town 7 North Range 1 West and the West half of SE Quarter Section 26 Town 7 North Range 1 West.

Occupation: Millwright  

marriage record:MORGAN PRISCILLA SCOTT SMILEY Dearborn  4-10-1836

More About EDWARD MORGAN:
Cause of Death: striking tree while riding rapidly by it on horseback.

7.    iii.    ELIZABETH JANE MORGAN, b. 1789, Montgomery, IN, USA; d. 1860, Dearborn, IN, USA.
8.    iv.    ENOCH MORGAN, b. 1772, Montgomery, PA, USA; d. 10 Dec 1852, Dearborn, IN, USA.
9.    v.    BENJAMIN MORGAN, b. 01 Nov 1787, Montgomery County, Hatfield Twp., Philadelphia, PA, USA; d. 14 Jul 1871, Indiana.

Generation No. 4

7.  ELIZABETH JANE MORGAN was born 1789 in Montgomery, IN and died 1860 in Dearborn, IN.  She married JOHN ELIAS DONAHUE 1814 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pa. 
   
Children of ELIZABETH MORGAN and JOHN DONAHUE are:
    i.    HANNAH DONAHUE, b. Abt. 1811; d. 1848.
    ii.    JAMES DONAHUE, b. Abt. 1813; m. SARAH BEACH.
    iii.    RACHEL DONAHUE, b. Abt. 1813; m. THOMAS L MOSS.
    iv.    ELIAS DONAHUE, b. Abt. 1815.
    v.    REBECCA DONAHUE, b. 1817; d. 1868.
    vi.    MARY DONAHUE, b. Abt. 1818.
    vii.    ELIZA ANN DONAHUE, b. Abt. 1822.
    viii.    MORGAN DONAHUE, b. Abt. 1822.
    ix.    JOHN DONAHUE, b. 1826; d. Abt. 1898.
    x.    PARMELIA DONAHUE, b. Abt. 1827.

8.  ENOCH MORGAN was born 1772 in Montgomery, PA, and died 10 Dec 1852 in Dearborn, IN.  He married MARGARET MOSS 1815 in Pennsylvania.  She was born Abt. 24 Jul 1777 in Pennsylvania, and died 13 May 1851 in Dearborn Co., Indiana.

According to rootsweb they had 10 kids.  http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Sh.2ADI/1658.1.1

Enoch died of 29 yr on December 10, 1852 and is buried in Gibson Cemetery.

More About ENOCH MORGAN:
Cause of Death: drowned in a canal
   
Children of ENOCH MORGAN and MARGARET MOSS are:
    i.    SARAH MORGAN, b. Bet. 1812 - 1814, Philadelphia Co., PA; m. JOHN CASSADY; b. Bet. 1808 - 1809,

Pennsylvania.
11.    ii.    ARMITAGE MORGAN, b. 03 Jun 1816, Montgomery, Pennsylvania; d. 28 Feb 1903, Harrison Twp., Indiana.
    iii.    JOHN MORGAN, b. Abt. 1811, Whitemarsh Twp, Montgomery, Pa.

Notes for JOHN MORGAN:
Did John Morgan marry Mary Osborn Sept 24, 1829? per Dearborn County marriages p 18 1826-1833

    iv.    ENOCH MORGAN, b. Abt. 1813, Whitemarsh Twp, Montgomery, Pa.
    v.    MARGARET MOSS MORGAN, b. 15 Jun 1809, White Mash, Montgomery, Penn; d. 05 Jun 1885, Forest City, , Meeker, Minn.

Notes for MARGARET MOSS MORGAN:
Did Margaret marry Robert Casidey Nov. 23, 1830?  Source: Dearborn County Marriages 1826-1833 p. 5

More About MARGARET MOSS MORGAN:
Burial: Litchfield, , Meeker, Minn

12.    vi.    RHODA ANN MORGAN, b. 07 Jul 1827, Whitemarsh Twp, Montgomery, Pa; d. 16 Jun 1868, Miller Twp, Dearborn, In.
13.    vii.    NANCY MORGAN, b. 1815.


9.  BENJAMIN MORGAN was born 01 Nov 1787 in Montgomery County, Hatfield Twp., Philadelphia, PA, and died 14 Jul 1871 in Indiana.  He married LUCY HATHAWAY 01 Dec 1823 in Logan Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana, daughter of ELKANAH HATHAWAY and

BETSEY CANEDY.  She was born 22 Mar 1808 in Wilton, ME, and died Dec 1876 in Longview Asylum Carthage, OH.

Notes for BENJAMIN MORGAN:
Benjamin died July 14, 1871.  Fell down stairs on old farm in Harrison Twp., in Providence Cemetery in Bright, Indiana.

1860 United States Federal Census 
Household of Benjamin Morgan 
 
Name Home in 1860
(City,County,State) Age in 1860 Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Gender

Benjamin Morgan Harrison, Dearborn, IN 73  1786 Pennsylvania  Male   
Lucy Morgan Harrison, Dearborn, IN 53  1806 Maine  Female   
William H Morgan Harrison, Dearborn, IN 22  1837 Indiana  Male   
Ezra Morgan Harrison, Dearborn, IN 17  1842 Indiana  Male   
John D Morgan Harrison, Dearborn, IN 15  1844 Indiana  Male   

In 1860 Benjamin was a farmer and William was a school teacher.  The family lived next to Daniel Cloud's family.

 Database: 1850 United States Federal Census

Name:    Benjamin Morgan
Age:    62
Estimated birth year:    abt 1788
Birth place:    Pennsylvania
Gender:    Male
Home in 1850
(City,County,State):    Harrison, Dearborn, Indiana
Page:    306
Roll:    M432_141

Source Information:

Ancestry.com. 1850 United States Federal Census [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2004. Original data:

United States. 1850 United States Federal Census. M432, 1009 rolls. National Archives and Records Administration,

Washington D.C.
 
 Database: 1820 United States Federal Census

Name:    Benjamin Morgan
Township:    Logan 
County:    Dearborn 
State:    Indiana 
Year:    1820 
Roll:    M33_13 
Page:    125 
Image Number:    136 
 
Source Information:

Ancestry.com. 1820 U.S. Federal Census [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2004. Original data: United States. 1820 United States Federal Census. M33, 142 rolls. National Archives and Records Administration, Washington D.C.
 
John D. Morgan, the son of Benjamin, wrote in family notes to his son in about 1901: "Grandfather Edward Morgan lived in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, had five children, Enoch, Edward, Hannah, Benjamin, and Elizabeth.  He and his sons Edward Jr. and Enoch were millwrights and worked at the trade in Pennsylvania, along the Wissahacken and in New Jersey, and, I believe, in Delaware.  In those days the millwrights were expected to do all the Engineering necessary to carry on their business, from which he was by circumstance compelled to acquaint himself with hydraulics.  Grandmothers maiden name was, I
believe, Armitage, her people were ironworkers and they moved to the Juniata and carried on their works there for many years.  My father was the forth, named Benjamin, married Lucy Hathaway.  I have or did have a number of relation of other names but the links are out of the chain but among them were the Kinderdines and Rittenhouse families" 
 
He also states that his father was a blacksmith.  His statements read: "Benjamin moved to Cincinnati and worked at his trade of Blacksmith.  From there, he moved back to Indiana and settled on a farm.  Father married Lucy in Indiana ....first and only marriage.. he always held to the Quaker principles and notions though he joined the Baptists in Indiana.  He was rather of the classic, but had philosophical ideas, understood the law of forces, nature of water, etc... rather intuitive that studied, in fact I never say him do much figuring.  There were few iron workers who understood the nature of mettles as well, still he was not a neat workman or much of a workman.  He had but little business tact.  He was quite industrious but his work seemed to be a drudgery... I believe I never saw him in a fierce passion in my life, neither was he elated much.  His reasoning facilities stayed with him as long as he lived"
 
According to "The History of Dearborn County" the family came to Indiana by traveling over the mountains by covered wagon to Pittsburg, then by keelboat, floating down the Ohio river to Cincinnati, where they stayed until they purchased 180 acres of land near Bright.  The two older boys were married, and Benjamin married during the time in Cincinnati.  There has been a story stating that when Benjamin arrived in Dearborn County, he started a Blacksmith Shop with no tools and he made his own anvil by pounding an iron wedge into a wooden rod and he used this for many years.  Like his two brothers he died a sudden violent death, by falling down a stairway in the dark in a strange house.  His will was written July 1868 and probated in March 1883.  He mentions children Andrew, Daniel (deceased) and John D. Morgan  He is buried in Gibson cemetery Bright, Indiana
 
Lucy was only 13 at the time she and Benjamin were married, and she was not a Quaker, which meant that he was expelled from the Quaker Monthly Meetings for marrying out of the faith.  Benjamin and his young bride lived in Indiana, then lived many years in Cincinnati.    Luch was vivacious girl with a quick temper and a vivid perception.  She had above average business sense and was aggressive and outgoing.  She had coal black hair, however in later years, her mind failed and she spent her
last years in an asylum.  Considering that Lucy was only 13 when she married and that they had at least 13 children (some records indicate more), and several of them died in childhood, she must have had a difficult life.  All of the information on the children of Lucy and Benjamin came from census records and from an internet family tree, therefore I cannot guarentee the authenticity of some of it, but feel that is is accurate and based on known family history.  Per Marilyn Jenkins.

According to the 1870 census, Harrison Twp., Benjamin 83 born in PA, Lucinda 63 born in Maine, Edwin 8 born in KY, Ellen 6 born in Massachusets.  Who are Edwin and Ellen?

On the 1875 Harrison map, Francis Swales property is right above the Est. of Benjamin Morgan. 

Looking at the 1860 map, Danial Cloud lived right below Benjamin Morgan.   Neoma Hathaway (Lucy's sister and daughter of

Elkanah Hathaway and  Betsey D Canady) married  Daniel Cloud. 

By 1875, W.S. Markland owned Daniel Clouds property.

Susan,

I thought I'd send some land purchases from the History of Dearborn and
Ohio Counties book since they are short;

p. 523

(Harrison Twp.)
(Disposal of Lands by the Government)

"A portion of Section 35, . . . in 1836 to Benjamin Morgan, Jr. . . .

A portion of Section 23, . . .in 1828 to George Waldorf, Benjamin
Morgan; . . .

A portion of Section 26, . . . in 1818, to Enoch Morgan, David Lathrop,
in 1832, to Ranna S. Cloud, John McCannon  . . "

[It also talks about how almost every lot in Harrison had some kind of
Indian remains/dwellings/mounds]

p.601-2

(Logan Twp.)
(Land Sales)

"A portion of Section 22 (part in Harrison Township), in 1829, to Lewis
Jolly; in 1830, to Jacob Storms [this is the man Elizabeth Storms
married, who died a year after they were married]; in 1831, to Benjamin
Morgan, Jr., Anthony Harkness, . . ."

Cara

More About LUCY HATHAWAY:
Burial: Providence Cemetery in Bright, Indiana
   
Children of BENJAMIN MORGAN and LUCY HATHAWAY are:
    i.    NAOMI MORGAN.
14.    ii.    ANDREW HATHAWAY MORGAN, b. 01 Dec 1823, Logan Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana; d. 14 Jan 1913.
    iii.    ELIZABETH MORGAN, b. 29 Sep 1825, Logan Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana; d. 22 Jul 1826, Harrison, O.
15.    iv.    RHODY MORGAN, b. 07 Jul 1827, Harrison, O; d. 16 Jun 1868, Miller Twp., Dearborn Co., Ind..
16.    v.    ELKANAH MORGAN, b. Dec 1829, Logan Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana; d. 08 Mar 1906, Modoc Co., Calif..
17.    vi.    DANIEL D. MORGAN, b. 30 Jun 1831, Logan Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana; d. 21 Oct 1858, Logan Twp., Dearborn

County, Indiana.
18.    vii.    REBECCA J MORGAN, b. Feb 1833, Northampton Co, Nc.
    viii.    HENRY MORGAN, b. 27 Feb 1835, Logan Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana; d. Jun 1836, Storres Twp., Hamilton Co.,

O.
    ix.    WILLIAM HENRY MORGAN, b. 02 Jan 1838, Logan Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana; d. 07 Feb 1863, in the hospital at

Memphis, Tenn.

Notes for WILLIAM HENRY MORGAN:
William Henry was born at 3 o'clock in the evening.

According to the 1860 census he was a school teacher.   I assume he never married, since he was living at home 1860, served and died in the Civil war.

William Henry was a soldier in the Civil war, having served in Company D, Eighty-third O. V. I., and received a gunshot wound in the arm at the battle of Arkansas Post; he died in the hospital at Memphis, Tenn., and his body was brought to the family burying ground in Dearbornn county, Ind., by his brother,. Andrew H.

19.    x.    ELIZA JANE REBECCA MORGAN, b. 26 Oct 1839; d. 08 Jan 1873, Glenhaven Cemetery, Harrison, O..
    xi.    ESRA C. MORGAN, b. 12 Sep 1841, Indiana; d. 25 Sep 1841.

Notes for ESRA C. MORGAN:
Esra C. Morgan was born Sunday, September 12, 1841, at 1 A.M.  Esra died September 25, 1841, aged 13 days.

20.    xii.    ESQUIRE ESRA MORGAN, b. 15 Nov 1842, Indiana.
21.    xiii.    JOHN D. MORGAN, b. 31 Dec 1844, Indiana; d. 1919, St. Cloud, Minn..
    xiv.    FRANCIS MORGAN, b. 17 Jan 1846, Harrison Twp., Dearborn Co., Ind..
    xv.    REBECCA MORGAN, b. 23 Dec 1846; d. 12 Aug 1858, Providence Cemetery Bright Indiana.

Notes for REBECCA MORGAN:
Rebecca Morgan was born Wed., Dec. 23, 1846, at 2 P.M. and died Thursday, 4 P.M., August 12, 1858.  She was buried in

Providence Cemetery in Bright, Ind.

Generation No. 5

10.  REBECCA DONAHUE was born 1817, and died 1868.  She married THOMAS MCCANNON.  He was born Abt. 1814.

Notes for REBECCA DONAHUE:
In the 1860 census, she is married to Thomas Mccannon, occupation carpenter, and lives in Harrison, Indiana.
   
Children of REBECCA DONAHUE and THOMAS MCCANNON are:
    i.    DANIEL MCCANNON, b. Abt. 1840.
    ii.    JESSE MCCANNON, b. Abt. 1842.
    iii.    ELLEN MCCANNON, b. Abt. 1846.
    iv.    E? MCCANNON, b. Abt. 1849.
    v.    ALFRED MCCANNON, b. Abt. 1851.
    vi.    JOHN MCCANNON, b. Abt. 1854.
    vii.    LANA MCCANNON, b. Abt. 1857.


11.  ARMITAGE MORGAN was born 03 Jun 1816 in Montgomery, Pennsylvania, and died 28 Feb 1903 in Harrison Twp., Indiana.  He

married HANNAH LYNESS 05 Feb 1846 in Dearborn County, Indiana.  She was born 1827, and died 1916.
 
According to the 1900 census Armatage and Hannah had 6 children and 2 are alive, occupation farmer.


More About ARMITAGE MORGAN:
Date born 2: Indiana
Burial: Gibson, Bright Indiana

Notes for HANNAH LYNESS:

Children of ARMITAGE MORGAN and HANNAH LYNESS are:
    i.    JOSEPH MORGAN, b. Abt. 1850, Indiana; d. 28 Feb 1890; m. URILLA WILLEY.

Notes for JOSEPH MORGAN:
Here is an obit for Joseph Morgan, Armatage's son printed in the Press Mar. 13, 1890:
"Our community was shocked by the sudden and tragic death of Joseph Morgan, who was instantly killed on February 28 by a

tree which he was felling.  He was the oldest son of Armitage Morgan and was nearly 40 years of age. Inoflensive in nature, frank and cordial in manners, and was esteemed by all who knew him.  A number of years he was married to Urilla Willey, who, with his parents, a brother and sister, survives him.  Many friends sympathize with them in grief.  Funeral services were held March 2, conducted by W.H. Carson, of the Presbyterian church."

Regrets, March 13, 1890:
"Joseph Morgan, of Logan township, was killed on Friday last while engaged in Cutting down trees for saw logs.  He was 35 years of age, and leaves a wife and many friends to mourn his sudden death.  The funeral occurred on Sunday, and there was a large attendance of relatives and friends."

22.    ii.    GEORGE W. MORGAN, b. Abt. 1856, Indiana.
    iii.    JANE MORGAN, b. Abt. 1858, Indiana.
    iv.    MARTHA J. MORGAN, b. Abt. 1860.
    v.    JENNIE MORGAN, b. Abt. 1860.


12.  RHODA ANN MORGAN was born 07 Jul 1827 in Whitemarsh Twp, Montgomery, Pa, and died 16 Jun 1868 in Miller Twp, Dearborn, In.  She married JOB JUDD 19 Jun 1845 in Dearborn County, Indiana, son of ORIN JUDD and NANCY GIBSON.  He was born 1827, and died 1914.

More About RHODA ANN MORGAN:
Burial: Gibson Cemetery, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn, In
   
Children of RHODA MORGAN and JOB JUDD are:
    i.    DAUGHTER JUDD, b. 1858; d. 1858.
    ii.    FRANCES EMILY JUDD, b. 11 Jan 1847, Dearborn, Indiana; d. 09 Feb 1927.
    iii.    BENJAMIN FRANKLIN JUDD.
    iv.    JOB SCOTT JUDD.
    v.    MARY ELIZA JUDD.
    vi.    ORIN ALPHA JUDD.
    vii.    DANIEL JEFFERSON JUDD.
    viii.    WILLIAM ALONZO JUDD.
    ix.    CAROLINE ANNE JUDD, m. LORENZO N. SWARTZEL, 24 Oct 1871, Mclean, Illinois.
    x.    ROBERT CALVIN JUDD.

13.  NANCY MORGAN was born 1815.  She married JOSEPH HARGITT LYNESS 01 Oct 1835. 
   
Children of NANCY MORGAN and JOSEPH LYNESS are:
    i.    ENOCH MORGAN LYNESS, b. 20 Nov 1836, Bright, Dearborn County Indiana; d. 28 May 1903, Walnut, Crawford County,Kasnas; m. MALINDA ELIZABETH KUHN, 23 Nov 1858, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, Indiana.

Notes for ENOCH MORGAN LYNESS:
http://www.bowyerfamily.org/

Enoch was studying for the Methodist ministry when he volunteered for the Civil War, in Company H, 83rd Infantry of Indiana September 4, 1862. He was discharged June 2, 1865, near Washington, D. C. Later, the family moved to western Kansas for a few months in 1878, then settled in Crawford County, Kansas in 1879. (One son, two years old, is reported to have traveled that distance on horseback). Enoch was an active member of the A.F. & F.M. Society, and the family belonged to the Methodist Episcopal Church. A biographical sketch in 1883 relates: "His farm contains 160 acres of improved land, well fenced and watered and stocked, good buildings, and an orchard of over 400 trees." (Andreas, A. T., History of the State of

Kansas, Chicago: 1883, p. 1139.)

    ii.    MARGARET LYNESS, b. Bright, Indiana; d. Harrison, Ohio.
    iii.    JOSEPH HARGITT LYNESS, JR., b. Bright, Indiana; d. 1910, Bright, Indiana.
    iv.    NANCY JANE LYNESS, b. 08 Dec 1842, Bright, Indiana; d. 16 Nov 1913, Oklahoma; m. WILLIAM WORMLEY.

More About NANCY JANE LYNESS:
Burial: Walnut, Kansas, Cemetery


14.  ANDREW HATHAWAY MORGAN was born 01 Dec 1823 in Logan Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana, and died 14 Jan 1913.  He married (1) ELIZA WRIGHT,19 01 Dec 1847 in Hamilton County, Ohio, daughter of JAMES WRIGHT and SUSAN.  She was born 1826 in Ohio, and died 13 Aug 1867.  He married (2) JENNY SMITH 05 Sep 1875 in Dearborn County, Ohio.  She was born Nov 1847 in Dearborn, Indiana, and died 08 Sep 1911 in Whitewater, Ohio.

Notes for ANDREW HATHAWAY MORGAN:
Andrew H. Morgan died Tuesday, Jan. 14, 1913, at 3 PM, bronchial pneumonia.  He was buried Friday, January 17, 1913, at 3

PM in Glehn Ven Cemetery in Harrison, O.

According to the 1850 census, he was a carpenter, married to Eliza,  with one son James W.

According to the 1880 census, his wife was Nancy (b. abt 1849 in Indiana), children: William, Rhonda, Nannie, Susan,

Louella, and Charles, step-children: George, Mary, and Manning Cox, father-in-law George Smith. 

Per: HISTORY OF CINCINNATI AND HAMILTON COUNTY

ANDREW H. MORGAN, One of Whitewater township's old and respected citizens, was born December 1, 1823. in Dearborn county, Ind.. near the town of Harrison, Hamilton Co., Ohio. He is the son of Benjamin and Lucy (Hathaway) Morgan, the former a native of Montgomery county, Penn., born November 1, 1787, the latter a native of Maine, born March 22, 1808. Benjamin Morgan migrated to Cincinnati in 1817, and carried on blacksmithing at the present site of Sedamsville, for a number of years. He afterward went back to his native county, returning shortly to Cincinnati with his two brothers, Enoch and Edward Morgan, and John and Betsey (Morgan) Donahue, Mrs. Donahue being his sister. They all settled in Logan township, Dearborn Co., Ind., where Benjamin Morgan erected a shop and carried on blacksmithing in connection with farming. In 1821 he was married to Miss Lucy (Hathaway), and afterward built and conducted a general store for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Morgan were the parents of the following named children: Andrew H., Betsey, Rhoda Ann, Elkanah, Daniel D., Henry, Naomi, Ezra C., William Henry, Eliza Jane, Esq. E., John D., and Rebecca. Of these Betsey, Henry, Naomi, Rebecca and Ezra C. died when voting. Rhoda Ann, Daniel D., Eliza and Jane are dead, and have children living. Four are living: Andrew H.: Elkanah, of Fort Madison, Iowa; Esq. E., of St. Cloud, Minn.; and John D., also of St. Cloud. William Henry was a soldier in the Civil war, having served in Company D, Eighty-third O. V. I., and received a gunshot wound in the arm at the battle of Arkansas Post; he died in the hospital at Memphis, Tenn., and his body was brought to the family burying ground in Dearbornn county, Ind., by his brother,. Andrew H. At the age of eighteen years Andrew H. Morgan commenced an apprenticeship at the carpenter's trade with a Mr. Thomas McCammon, in which he continued for about two years, and then located on his present farm in Whitewater township, where he has remained since 1855. On December 1, 1847, at the age of twenty-four years, Mr. Morgan married Miss Eliza Wright, born February 24, 1828, in Whitewater township. She died May 13, 1867. By this union there were born eleven children, seven of whom are living: James W., Daniel H., William F., Sarah Eliza, Rhoda Letitia, Nancy Caroline and Susan Eveline. The deceased are: Lucy Ann,. Emma Jane, John Benjamin and Mary Elizabeth. Mr. Morgan kept his family at home and together for eight years. He then married September 5, 1875, Mrs. Jennie Cox, of Dearborn county, Ind., a widow with three children, all of whom he educated and cared for with the same fatherly respect as his own. To this last union were born five children: Luella, Charles Eddison, Andrew H., Estella Jane and Elkanah. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan are members of the Christian Church at Harrison. Politically he is a Republican. Of his twelve living children seven are married.

*Thomas McCannon is the husband of Rebecca Donohoe, Andrew Morgan's 1st cousin.

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were born five children: Luella, Charles Eddison, Andrew H., Estella Jane and Elkanah. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan are members of

the Christian Church at Harrison. Politically he is a Republican. Of his twelve living children seven are married.

Buried on the same cemetery plot as Andrew and Jenny Morgan's family:
Eva Morgan b. 1872 d. 1873
Walter B. Morgan b. 1874 d. 1879
Mary L. Morgan 24y 11m 18d near Harrison, OH-10-28-1863 Typhoid fever, Harrison, OH w/o E

The book is entitled
Finding His World ;The Story of Arthur E Morgan written by Lucy Griscom Morgan

May 19 (1908)"Reached Cincinnati at eight five A.m. Went to Harrison. Found Mother's brother and had a pleasant visit with him. Took dinner there and then drove to the home of fathers brother, Andrew. Had another fine visit there. He is eighty three years old and in good health. To see him and mother's brother increases my respect for the physical vigor of our family. Both are old and well preserved.

Yes, by all means, post the pictures  on your website.   The pictures came from my Dad (George Morgan) so I know for sure who they are.  Lydia Morgan was Andrew H. Morgan, Jr's first wife.   Regarding Lydia Morgan, I've attached  a copy of her grave marker (Miamitown Cemetery) as well as a copy of Andrew H. Morgan Jr's (burried with second wife, Helen who he married very late in life, way beyond the child bearing age, New Haven Cemetery).  Andrew and Lydia were divorced when George and Chester were young boys.  The boys lived with their Grandpa, Andrew Sr. on his farm on Morgan Road when they were growing up.  Unfortunately, nothing is left of the farm as it's now a gun club.  Manning Cox had a farm across the street and up the road.  When I-275 went in, the farm went out. 
 
Stella Roessler i.e. Estella Jane Morgan, born 1884 (during Andrew Sr. second marriage) married John Roessler thus becoming Stella Roessler.
 
Thanks.
 
Jane Buchanan

Children of ANDREW MORGAN and ELIZA WRIGHT are:
23.    i.    JAMES WRIGHT MORGAN, b. 21 Sep 1849, Dearborn Co., Indiana; d. 03 Mar 1932.
    ii.    DANIEL HOWELL MORGAN, b. 1854, Indiana.

Notes for DANIEL HOWELL MORGAN:
At one time, he resided in Webster City, Iowa.

24.    iii.    WILLIAM F. MORGAN, b. 1856, Ohio; d. 1929.
25.    iv.    SARAH ELIZA MORGAN, b. 25 Mar 1859, Whitewater Twp., Hamilton Co., OH; d. 1941, Cleves, Ohio.
    v.    RHODA LETITIA MORGAN, b. 10 Sep 1861, Whitewater Twp., Hamilton Co., OH; d. 26 May 1897, Cleves, Ohio; m. NEWTON BUNNELL, 01 Jan 1880.

Notes for RHODA LETITIA MORGAN:
She died Wed. morning, May 26, 1897 at her home in Cleves Ohio, and was buried in Glenhaven Cemetery in Harrison, Ohio.

More About RHODA LETITIA MORGAN:
Cause of Death: Consumption

Notes for NEWTON BUNNELL:
In 1900 Newton Bunnell is found living in Warren Co. with another family.  His occupation was a farmer.

In 1920 he was married again. 

26.    vi.    NANNIE CAROLINE MORGAN, b. 20 Sep 1866; d. 09 Oct 1954.
27.    vii.    SUSIE D MORGAN, b. 20 Sep 1866, Whitewater Twp., Hamilton Co., OH; d. 1936.
    viii.    LUCY ANN MORGAN.
    ix.    EMMA JANE MORGAN.
    x.    JOHN BENJAMIN MORGAN.
    xi.    MARY ELIZABETH MORGAN.

   
Children of ANDREW MORGAN and JENNY SMITH are:
    xii.    CHARLES EDDISON MORGAN, b. Abt. 28 Sep 1878, Whitewater, Ohio; d. 03 Mar 1900, Whitewater, Ohio.

Notes for CHARLES EDDISON MORGAN:
At the time of death he was 21y 5m 3d.

More About CHARLES EDDISON MORGAN:
Cause of Death: Dropsy

    xiii.    LOUELLA MORGAN, b. Aug 1877; m. MARTIN HIVELY.
28.    xiv.    ANDREW H. MORGAN, b. Jun 1882; d. 1968.
    xv.    ESTELLA JANE MORGAN, b. Apr 1884; m. JOHN ROESSLER.
    xvi.    HARRY ELKANAH MORGAN, b. Jun 1887.


15.  RHODY MORGAN was born 07 Jul 1827 in Harrison, O, and died 16 Jun 1868 in Miller Twp., Dearborn Co., Ind..  She

married JOB JUDD 19 Jun 1848 in Miller Twp., Dearborn Co., Ind..  He died 16 Jun 1862 in Miller Twp., Dearborn Co., Ind..

More About RHODY MORGAN:
Burial: Providence Cemetery in Bright, Ind

Notes for JOB JUDD:
Rhoda Morgan who married Job Judd, died June 16, 1862, in Miller Twp., Dearborn Co., Ind.  She was buried in Providence

Cemetery in Bright, Ind.
   
Children of RHODY MORGAN and JOB JUDD are:
    i.    FRANCIS JUDD, b. Abt. 1846.
    ii.    MARY E JUDD, b. Abt. 1849.
    iii.    BEN JR? JUDD, b. Abt. 1851.
    iv.    ROB? JUDD, b. Abt. 1853.
    v.    CAROLINE A. JUDD, b. Abt. 1855.
    vi.    DANIEL? JUDD, b. Abt. 1857.


16.  ELKANAH MORGAN was born Dec 1829 in Logan Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana, and died 08 Mar 1906 in Modoc Co., Calif..  He married ANNA BARROW 1865 in Indiana.  She was born Abt. 1838 in Kent, England, and died 22 May 1902 in Iowa.

Notes for ELKANAH MORGAN:
Elkanah Morgan died March 8, 1906, at 11 A.M., in Modoc Co., Calif., near Eagleville.  Report sent by Mrs. Stiner.  No
disease reported--just seemed to sink with no pain.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohhamilt/obit014.html

From: Susan Rezek , West Des Moines, Iowa:
Obituary of Anna Barrow Morgan
Surnames: MORGAN, BARROW, MONTGOMERY, GREEN
The Evening Democrat , Ft. Madison, Lee Co., IA, Wednesday, May 21,
1902.

"MORGAN.--- At the home, No. 1008 Third street, Thursday, May 22, 1902,
at 11:30 a. m., Mrs. Anna Morgan, wife of E. Morgan, aged 67 years and 17 days.  Miss Anna Barrow was born in Kent, England, and came to America when a child. She was reared at Harrison, Ohio, and was married to Elkanah
Morgan in 1865. From this union two children were born, a son and daughter, the latter, Mrs. Mabel Montgomery of this city, surviving.  Mrs. Morgan moved with her husband from Harrison, Ohio, to St. Cloud, Minn., and five years later they came to Fort Madison, where they have
lived for thirty-two years. Besides the husband and daughter the deceased is survived by two brothers and one sister, Mrs. E. W. Green of Wever, Iowa; Samuel Barrow of Harrison, Ohio, and John Barrow of near Farmington, Iowa, and a grand-daughter, Miss Beulah Montgomery.  Mrs. Morgan has been in ill health for a long time. She was a member of the First M. E. church, a faithful Christian, a loving wife and mother, and a kind neighbor, besides a prominent and tireless worker in the W.
C. T. U., of which she was a member, and was love and respected by all who knew her.  Funeral from the home at 2 p. m., Friday, May 23, Rev. D. C. Bevan officiating. Interment in the city cemetery."

In 1880, 2 kids and 1 alive.

Children of ELKANAH MORGAN and ANNA BARROW are:
    i.    MABEL MORGAN, b. Abt. 1868; m. MONTGOMERY.
    ii.    SADIE MORGAN, b. Abt. 1875.


17.  DANIEL D. MORGAN was born 30 Jun 1831 in Logan Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana, and died 21 Oct 1858 in Logan Twp., Dearborn County, Indiana.  He married NANCY ELIZABETH.  She was born Nov 1834 in Indiana.

Notes for DANIEL D. MORGAN:
Daniel D Morgan died at 12 M., Thursday, October 21, 1858, and was buried at Providence Cemetery, Bright, Ind.

It quotes p. 38 of the 29 Oct 1858 issue of the Lawrenceburg Register:

Daniel D. Morgan
"22nd inst. at Saltillo, Dearborn Co., died of pleurisy, leaves wife and three small children."

On his tombstone, given to me by Brenda Emery:

 Behold a tender husband gone
 A much loved parent fled
 Entered his long eternal home
 And numbered with the dead


More About DANIEL D. MORGAN:
Burial: Providence Cemetery, Bright, Ind

Children of DANIEL MORGAN and NANCY ELIZABETH are:
    i.    ALFRED MORGAN, b. Jul 1853, Dearborn County, Indiana.

Notes for ALFRED MORGAN:
According to Brenda Emery, 1900 Marion Co.  Arkansas census Nancy Swales is living with son Alfred Morgboth parents born in

IN.

29.    ii.    ALICE E. MORGAN, b. 1855; d. 1947.
    iii.    IDENA MORGAN, b. 1858.


18.  REBECCA J MORGAN was born Feb 1833 in Northampton Co, Nc.  She married (1) JOSEPH J HINCHEY.  He was born Abt. 1831 in

Irland, and died Jun 1859 in Northampton Co, Nc.  She married (2) JOHN L CAMP 01 Dec 1862.  He was born Abt. 1829.

Children of REBECCA MORGAN and JOSEPH HINCHEY are:
    i.    FLORENCE B HINCHEY, b. 1853, Northampton Co, Nc; m. HENRY W. MASSEE, 02 Nov 1871.
    ii.    GEORGE AUGUSTUS HINCHEY, b. 25 Dec 1849, Northampton Co, Nc; d. 29 Jan 1923, Halifax Co, Nc.

More About GEORGE AUGUSTUS HINCHEY:
Burial: 30 Jan 1923, Halifax Co, Nc


19.  ELIZA JANE REBECCA MORGAN was born 26 Oct 1839, and died 08 Jan 1873 in Glenhaven Cemetery, Harrison, O..  She married ALONZO WILEY.  He was born in Massuchusets.

Notes for ELIZA JANE REBECCA MORGAN:
Eliza jane Rebecca Morgan was born at 12 o'clock in the day and died at Harrison, O., of consumption of the lungs January 8, 1873, and was buried in Glenhaven Cemetery, harrison, O.

More About ELIZA JANE REBECCA MORGAN:
Cause of Death: Consumption of the lungs
   
Children of ELIZA MORGAN and ALONZO WILEY are:
    i.    EDWIN WILEY, b. Abt. 1863, Kentucky.
    ii.    ELMORE WILEY, b. Abt. 1864, Massuchusets.


20.  ESQUIRE ESRA MORGAN was born 15 Nov 1842 in Indiana.  He married NELLIE.  She was born Abt. 1851 in Ohio.

Notes for ESQUIRE ESRA MORGAN:
Esquire Esra Morgan was born Wed., Nov. 15, 1842, at 2 A.M.

He was widowed in 1900.
   
Children of ESQUIRE MORGAN and NELLIE are:
30.    i.    ALPHA MORGAN, b. Abt. 1869, MN.
    ii.    GRACE H. MORGAN, b. Jun 1876, MN.
    iii.    BERT E. MORGAN, b. Mar 1887.
    iv.    JOHN MORGAN, b. Abt. 1875, MN.


21.  JOHN D. MORGAN was born 31 Dec 1844 in Indiana, and died 1919 in St. Cloud, Minn..  He married ANNA F. WILEY27,

daughter of UNKNOWN WILEY and UNKNOWN.  She was born in Massuchusettes.

Notes for JOHN D. MORGAN:
Per notes taken from Rob Morgan:
He was born December 31, 1844, at 10 o'clock and 45 min. in the evening, Tuesday--very warm weather.
He died in St. Cloud, Minn., in 1919 at the age of 75 yr.

John D. Morgan had an interesting experience during the Civil War when General John Hunt Morgan and his Raiders crossed the Ohio River and passed through Indiana and Harrison, O, on their way north of Cincinnati.  The general was much intrigued to find a youth there of his own name.  He took young John with his raiding party and for some distance tried to persuade him that he could become one of there number.  Finally, the lad convinced Gen. Morgan that when he was of age he would join up it would be with the North, not the South.  The disappointed general sent John back to Harrison on an old mule.  Here
trouble was awaiting John because town authorities, knowing that he had been in the company of the Raiders, jailed him for some time as a southern sympathizer.

1920 United States Federal Census has 1 match 
 
 Personal Information
 
Name:    John D Morgan
Age:    75 years 
Estimated birth year:    1844
Birthplace:    Indiana 
Race:    White 
Home in 1920:    Saint Cloud, Stearns, Minnesota
Roll:    T625_863 
Page:    2B 
ED:    207 
Image:    0157 
 
According to the 1920 census he worked in the civil engineer profession as a surveyor.  Their daughter Jessie E. also lived with them. 
 
1910 United States Federal Census has 1 match 
According to the 1910 census, their daughter Jessie(39), grandson Ernst(4), and niece Franz(50) lived with them. 
 
Personal Information  Census Image 
 
Name:    John D Morgan
Age in 1910:    65 
Estimated birth year:    1844
Birthplace:    Indiana 
Home in 1910:    1-WD ST CLOUD, Stearns, Minnesota
Race:    White 
Gender:    Male 
Series:    T624 
Roll:    727 
Part:    1 
Page:    75B
Year:    1910 

 Household Record  1880 United States Census 
  
 Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
 John D. MORGAN   Self   M   Male   W   35   IND   Carpenter   PA   ME 
 Anna F. MORGAN   Wife   S   Female   W   34   MASS   Keeping House   MASS   MASS 
 Jessy MORGAN   Dau   S   Female   W   9   O   At School   IND   MASS 
 Arthur MORGAN   Son   S   Male   W   1   O      IND   MASS 


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Source Information:
  Census Place St. Cloud, Stearns, Minnesota
  Family History Library Film   1254634
  NA Film Number   T9-0634
  Page Number   428B    

Children of JOHN MORGAN and ANNA WILEY are:
    i.    JESSIE E. MORGAN, b. 1871, Ohio.
31.    ii.    ARTHUR ERNEST MORGAN, b. 20 Jun 1878, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio; d. Nov 1975, Yellow Springs, OH.
    iii.    DAUGHTER MORGAN, b. Jul 1883, Minnesota.

Generation No. 6

22.  GEORGE W. MORGAN was born Abt. 1856 in Indiana.  He married LUCY E. Abt. 1885.  She was born Abt. 1853 in Indiana, and died Bef. 1920.

Notes for GEORGE W. MORGAN:
A George W. Morgan is buried in the Gibson Cemetery, he lived from 1855-1924.

Family information came from the 1900 census, married for 15 years, 5 children and 3 are alive, occupation farmer, living in Harrison, Dearborn County, Indiana.  According to 1910 census 6 children, 3 alive, mother Hannah lived next door with daughter Jennie.

In 1920 George Morgan was living with daughter Ruth and 2 adopted children: Marie and Harry Smith.  He was a widow.  His son Carl lived next door with wife Evelin.  They lived on Harrison Hill and Jamison Road. 
   
Children of GEORGE MORGAN and LUCY E. are:
    i.    DORA B.MORGAN, b. Dec 1886, Indiana.
    ii.    CARL MORGAN, b. Apr 1893, Indiana; m. EVELIN; b. Abt. 1892, Indiana.
    iii.    RUTH A. MORGAN, b. Oct 1899, Indiana.


23.  JAMES WRIGHT MORGAN was born 21 Sep 1849 in Dearborn Co., Indiana, and died 03 Mar 1932.  He married HELEN MARR LAMBERT 05 Mar 1876 in Home of her father Ulysses S. Lambert in Whitewater Twp.,Hamilton County, O., daughter of ULYSSES LAMBERT and ISABEL GLASS.  She was born 23 Sep 1858 in Adison Twp., Shelby County, Indiana, and died 20 Mar 1891.

Notes for JAMES WRIGHT MORGAN:
James Wright Morgan died March 3, 1932, aged 82 years.  Services by Rev. Monosmith.

Lived Next door in 1880:

 Household Record  1880 United States Census 
 
 Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
 Andrew MORGAN   Self   M   Male   W   36   IN   Farmer   PA   NH 
 Nancy MORGAN   Wife   M   Female   W   31   IN   Keeping House   PA   NH 
 William MORGAN   Son   S   Male   W   22   OH   Farm Laborer   IN   IN 
 Rhoda MORGAN   Dau   S   Female   W   18   OH      IN   IN 
 Nannie MORGAN   Dau   S   Female   W   13   OH   At Home   IN   IN 
 Susan MORGAN   Dau   S   Female   W   13   OH   At Home   IN   IN 
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Source Information:
  Census Place Whitewater, Hamilton, Ohio
  Family History Library Film   1255023
  NA Film Number   T9-1023
  Page Number   596B       
 
Household Record  1880 United States Census 

 Continuation of prev. record:
  
  Household:

 Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
 Lewella MORGAN   Dau   S   Female   W   3   OH      IN   IN 
 Charles MORGAN   Son   S   Male   W   1   OH      IN   IN 
 George COX   SSon   S   Male   W   9   MN   At Home   OH   --- 
 Mary COX   SDau   S   Female   W   9   MN   At Home   OH   IN 
 Manning COX   SSon   S   Male   W   7   MN      OH   IN 
 George SMITH   FatherL   W   Male   W   65   IN      PA   OH 

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Source Information:
  Census Place Whitewater, Hamilton, Ohio
  Family History Library Film   1255023
  NA Film Number   T9-1023
  Page Number   596B       
 
Notes for HELEN MARR LAMBERT:
Per the 1880 census her occupation was keeping house.

Helen Marr Lambert died March 20, 1891, aged 32 years, 6 mo.  Services by Rev. E. C. Smith.

Children of JAMES MORGAN and HELEN LAMBERT are:
32.    i.    ELIZA ISABELLE MORGAN, b. 01 Jul 1877, Whitwater Twp., Hamilton Co., O; d. 23 Apr 1956, Columbia, South

Carolina.
33.    ii.    WILLIAM ULYSSES MORGAN, b. 11 Oct 1878, Ohio; d. Apr 1969, Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio.
34.    iii.    MINNIE MAY MORGAN, b. 16 Aug 1880, Whitewater Twp., Hamilton Co., OH.
    iv.    UNNAMED GIRL MORGAN, b. 16 Jun 1882; d. 19 Jun 1882.
35.    v.    NELLIE ALDORA MORGAN, b. 27 Jul 1885, Miami Twp., Hamilton Co., O.
    vi.    NORA ALICE MORGAN, b. 12 Jul 1888; d. Abt. 02 Aug 1888.


24.  WILLIAM F. MORGAN was born 1856 in Ohio, and died 1929.  He married EMMA C..  She was born 1856 in Ohio, and died 1920.

Notes for WILLIAM F. MORGAN:
He lived on Bridgetown Rd., near Cleves, Ohio.

In 1920, he lived on 50 Bridgetown Rd.
   
Child of WILLIAM MORGAN and EMMA C. is:
    i.    FOREST MORGAN, b. Abt. 1894, Ohio.

25.  SARAH ELIZA MORGAN was born 25 Mar 1859 in Whitewater Twp., Hamilton Co., OH, and died 1941 in Cleves, Ohio.  She married FRANK SMITH, son of JOHN SMITH and MARGARET GINTLING.  He was born 12 Jun 1852 in Whitewater Twp., Hamilton Co., OH, and died Jan 1838.

Children of SARAH MORGAN and FRANK SMITH are:
    i.    ELSIE SMITH, b. Abt. 1878, Miami Twp., Hamilton Co., O.
    ii.    SUSIE SMITH, b. Abt. 1880, Whitewater Twp., Hamilton Co., OH.
    iii.    EDITH SMITH, b. Abt. 1882, Whitewater Twp., Hamilton Co., OH.
    iv.    BERT SMITH, b. Abt. 1884, Whitewater Twp., Hamilton Co., OH.
    v.    BILL SMITH, b. Abt. 1886, Whitewater Twp., Hamilton Co., OH.
    vi.    RAYMOND SMITH, b. Abt. 1888, Whitewater Twp., Hamilton Co., OH.
    vii.    VICK SMITH, b. Abt. 1890.
    viii.    CLARENCE LOUIS SMITH, b. 03 Feb 1890.
    ix.    ANDREW WILBERT SMITH, b. Cleves, OH49; d. Sep 1967, Los Angeles, CA.


26.  NANNIE CAROLINE MORGAN was born 20 Sep 1866, and died 09 Oct 1954.  She married LOUIS N. SMITH. 

Notes for NANNIE CAROLINE MORGAN:
She is buried in Glenhaven Cemetery in Harrison, Ohio.

Notes for LOUIS N. SMITH:
Brother of Frank Smith.
   
Child of NANNIE MORGAN and LOUIS SMITH is:
    i.    ART SMITH.


27.  SUSIE D MORGAN was born 20 Sep 1866 in Whitewater Twp., Hamilton Co., OH, and died 1936.  She married CHARLES ELBOURT LITTLE.

Notes for SUSIE D MORGAN:
According to the 1900 census, she was widowed and living with another family with the last name Hayes.  Her 2 children were with her.  The census indicated she had 2 children and 2 were alive.
   
Children of SUSIE MORGAN and CHARLES LITTLE are:
    i.    CHARLES LITTLE, b. Oct 1891, Ohio.
    ii.    SUSIE LITTLE, b. Aug 1895, Ohio.


28.  ANDREW H. MORGAN was born Jun 1882, and died 1968.  He married (1) LYDIA.  She was born 1887, and died 1941.  He married (2) HELEN M..  She was born 1915, and died 1983.

More About ANDREW H. MORGAN:
Burial: New Haven Cemetery

More About HELEN M.:
Burial: New Haven Cemetery
   
Children of ANDREW MORGAN and LYDIA are:
    i.    CHESTER MORGAN, b. 1908, Ohio; m. RUTH.
36.    ii.    GEORGE D. MORGAN, b. 1912, Ohio.


29.  ALICE E. MORGAN was born 1855, and died 1947.  She married HENRY WHITE.  He was born 1851, and died 1913.

Children of ALICE MORGAN and HENRY WHITE are:
37.    i.    HATTIE BELLE WHITE, b. 1874, Indiana; d. 1951.
    ii.    HARVEY WHITE, b. 1878.
    iii.    ESTELLA WHITE, b. 1895; d. 1974; m. EDWARD BROWNING.
    iv.    WILLIAM WHITE, b. 1887.
    v.    LEE WHITE, b. 1893.


30.  ALPHA MORGAN was born Abt. 1869 in MN.  She married DAVID GUNNESS.  He was born Aug 1869.

Child of ALPHA MORGAN and DAVID GUNNESS is:
    i.    BEATRICE GUNNESS, b. Dec 1894.


31.  ARTHUR ERNEST MORGAN was born 20 Jun 1878 in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, and died Nov 1975 in Yellow Springs, OH.  He married LUCY GRISOM 06 Jul 1911.  She was born Abt. 1878 in New Jersey.

Children of ARTHUR MORGAN and LUCY GRISOM are:
    i.    ARTHUR E MORGAN, b. 1905; m. ELIZABETH.
    ii.    GRISCOM MORGAN, b. 1912.
    iii.    FRANCES MORGAN, b. 1914; m. LANDRUM R. BOLLING.

Notes for FRANCES MORGAN:
Per book FDR's Utopian written by Roy Talbert, his daughter Frances "Became president of Earlham College and chief executive of the Lilly Endowment, which supports higher education." 

    iv.    LUCY COOPER MORGAN, b. 1917; d. 1917.

Generation No. 7

32.  ELIZA ISABELLE MORGAN was born 01 Jul 1877 in Whitwater Twp., Hamilton Co., O, and died 23 Apr 1956 in Columbia, South Carolina.  She married ALFRED LIPPERT.  He was born 28 Mar 1875.

Notes for ELIZA ISABELLE MORGAN:
Per Richard Morgan, Belle and Alfred were missionaries in Africa for 40 years.

In 1910, the Lippert family was living in Hamilton County, Ohio.  Alfred was a family physician. 
    
Children of ELIZA MORGAN and ALFRED LIPPERT are:
    i.    NELLIE ELIZABETH LIPPERT, b. Abt. 1900; m. UNKNOWN LAIRD.
    ii.    CARL LIPPERT, b. Abt. 1907; m. MARY JANE THIER.


33.  WILLIAM ULYSSES MORGAN was born 11 Oct 1878 in Ohio, and died Apr 1969 in Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio.  He married (1)

JESSIE TRUITT.  She was born 04 Feb.  He married (2) EDITH ISABELLA ATKINSON Abt. 1898, daughter of THOMPSON ATKINSON and

MARY STACEY.  She was born 19 May 1877 in North Shields Croxdale , Browney, Colliery, Durham County, England (or

Dorlington)65, and died 21 Dec 1953.

According to the 1910 census, William worked in a machine shop.

According to the 1920 census, William U was a manager for a garage.  He lived in Cheviot, Ohio on Davis Avenue with Edith, Helen, Mary, and Robert.

Notes for EDITH ISABELLA ATKINSON:
Per the 1900 US census, Edith immigrated to the US in 1888.

More About EDITH ISABELLA ATKINSON:
Burial: Maple Grove
   
Children of WILLIAM MORGAN and EDITH ATKINSON are:
38.    i.    RICHARD S. MORGAN, b. Oct 1899, Ohio; d. 1964.
39.    ii.    HELEN MORGAN, b. Abt. 1905; d. Bef. 1962.
40.    iii.    MARY B. MORGAN, b. 27 Apr 1908; d. 13 Jun 1999.
41.    iv.    ROBERT J. MORGAN, b. 03 Jul 1909, Ohio; d. Oct 1977, Hamilton County, Ohio.


34.  MINNIE MAY MORGAN was born 16 Aug 1880 in Whitewater Twp., Hamilton Co., OH.  She married HARRY C. DICK. 

Notes for MINNIE MAY MORGAN:
Minnie May Morgan was born Aug. 16, 1880, at 1:30 P.M., in Whitewater Twp., Hamilton Co.,on a Monday. 

Per the 1900 census, she was a housekeeper.

In the 1920 census, James Morgan lived with Harry, Minnie, and Helen.  Harry was a clerk at a post office.  The family

lived on Harrison Ave. in Geen twp., Hamilton County, Ohio. 

Child of MINNIE MORGAN and HARRY DICK is:
    i.    HELEN DICK.


35.  NELLIE ALDORA MORGAN was born 27 Jul 1885 in Miami Twp., Hamilton Co., O.  She married JOSEPH GARRISON.  He was born

Abt. 1883 in Ohio.

Notes for NELLIE ALDORA MORGAN:
Per the 1900 census, she was a music teacher.

In 1910, Joseph, Nellie, and Paul Garrison lived at 63 Cincinnati Ave. in Hamilton County, Miami Twp., Ohio.  Joseph was a machinest.

Child of NELLIE MORGAN and JOSEPH GARRISON is:
    i.    PAUL GARRISON, b. Abt. 1909, Ohio; m. INA SIEVING.


36.  GEORGE D. MORGAN was born 1912 in Ohio.  He married NAOMI. 
   
Children of GEORGE MORGAN and NAOMI are:
    i.    GEORGE DONALD MORGAN, m. MOLLY.
    ii.    JANE MORGAN, m. BUCHANAN.


37.  HATTIE BELLE WHITE was born 1874 in Indiana, and died 1951.  She married OTTO STUDER.  He was born 28 Feb 1876 in Ohio, and died 1962.
   
Children of HATTIE WHITE and OTTO STUDER are:
42.    i.    HERMAN HENRY STUDER, b. 08 Jul 1897, Indiana; d. 03 Jul 1975, Harrison, Ohio.
43.    ii.    SHIRLEY STUDER, b. 14 Nov 1905; d. Feb 1974.
    iii.    LEROY STUDER, b. 08 Sep 1913; d. Jul 1976, Harrison, Ohio.
    iv.    BESSIE STUDER, b. 23 Jan 1899; d. 12 May 1993, Deer Park, Ohio; m. (1) CLARK WEEKLEY; m. (2) STANLEY

KILISCH, 10 Aug 1953, Cuyahoga Co, Oh.

Generation No. 8

38.  RICHARD S. MORGAN was born Oct 1899 in Ohio, and died 1964.  He married PEARL J. SILVER.  She was born 1899 in Ohio, and died 1974.

Notes for RICHARD S. MORGAN:
Per the US 1930 census, Richard's occupation was a laborer in a lamp factory.

39.  HELEN MORGAN was born Abt. 1905, and died Bef. 1962.  She married HARROLD BACK. 
   
40.  MARY B. MORGAN was born 27 Apr 1908, and died 13 Jun 1999.  She married GLENN FRANKE.  He was born 15 Sep 1909, and died 11 Apr 1976.
   
41.  ROBERT J.MORGAN was born 03 Jul 1909 in Ohio, and died Oct 1977 in Hamilton County, Ohio.  He married FLORENCE HOLZHAUSE 1928, daughter of HENRY HOLZHAUSE and ALMA BUNSELMEIER.  She was born 23 Feb 1909 in Napoleon, Indiana, and died 31 Dec 1992 in 45223  Cincinnati, Hamilton, OH.

Notes for ROBERT J. MORGAN:
Jason’s fondest memories of Robert:

Robert died when Jason was very young, but the most significant memories of his grandfather were of him driving over to Dick’s house (3817 Davis in Cheviot) to pick him up in a maroon Toronado. Jason always thought “tornado” but now recalls the letters on the side of the car quite clearly. Dick told Jason that Robert loved him so much, that on the same day, weekly, Robert would came and take him back to the homestead on Shepard Road to spend the day with him until Dick came in the evening to pick him up. Jason recalls the Toronado being so huge, he literally stood on the passenger side floor with his hands on the dash looking over it and straight ahead as they drove back to Shepard Road. While there, Robert would often sit in the white, metal perforated chairs they kept in front of the garage with Jason in his lap and at night would look up at the stars while grandpa most certainly cited various constellations (even though it made no sense to him at the time).

Robert Morgan was a teacher at Taylor High School founded in North Bend, Ohio in 1926.
 
Jason’s fondest memories of Florence:

Jason and his friends would ride their bikes from Cheviot to Florence’s home on Shepard Road. They would maintain the swimming pool and stay over night in the cabin in the lower woods. There was always lots of grass to cut, flower gardens to manage and chores to do. When the work was done, Florence would always come out with a huge stainless bucket of iced tea or lemonade and ham sandwiches with lots of Helmann’s mayonnaise. Jason remembers watching Florence use a tablespoon to dispense the mayonnaise. Jason and his friends went to Florences’s almost every weekend to work, play and stay in the cabin and make campfires by the creek up until her death December 31st 1992. He also remembers staying the night with Florence many times as a child.

42.  HERMAN HENRY STUDER was born 08 Jul 1897 in Indiana, and died 03 Jul 1975 in Harrison, Ohio.  He married ICIE MAY WOLF.  She was born 18 Jan 1900 in Ohio, and died Sep 1976 in Ohio.
   
43.  SHIRLEY STUDER was born 14 Nov 1905, and died Feb 1974.  She married MARY.  He was born Abt. 1908.