Because Nathan Morgan 1778 VA and Enoch Morgan 1776-77 VA (only one year apart in births and born both in VA) and were both on Campbell Co KY in 1800, I wonder if they were related. Nathan Morgan moved across the river to Cleremont Ohio about 1810-1812. Nathan Morgan descends from the illustrious family of Welsh Baptists who settled in Delaware and Philadelphia and were ministers in the 1st Welsh Baptist Meeting/Church in the Colonies.
Morgans in early Clark County Kentucky (Bourbon Co/Campbell Co/Kenton Co)
Esther or Hester, widow of --?-- Morgan married William Myers 6 Oct 1794 (bond). At the same time she gave her daughter Margaret Morgan permission to marry John Faris (Phares).
On 3 June 1797 Esther (Hester) stated that her daughter Rachel Morgan [b ca 1777]was of age to act for herself. This was when her daughter Rachel married Moses Hampton. [This couple had at least 7 children and there doesn't seem to be even one online tree about them on Ancestry, Roosweb or anywhere!] [2 children are Morgan Hampton and Hester Hampton b. 11 Feb 1805, d. 10 Oct 1876. Rachel Morgan lived in 1860 in Jamestown, Boone County, Indiana, in the household of William M. Baber, who was undoubtedly her grandson, as her daughter Hester was also a member of the household.]
The 1820 Clark Co., KY Census shows Moses as white male over 45
His household consisted of:
1 female 26-44
2 males 16-25
1 female 16-25
1 male 16-18
2 females 10-15
1 male under 10
On 18 April 1810 Enoch Morgan married Renis Morgan. They show up in Brown Co., OH on the 1850 census in the same township as George Hampton in Brown> Co., OH on the 1850 census.
A Rennis Faris, b. abt 1820 was living in the household of John Faris and his wife Margaret, probably their daughter, perhaps indicating some relationship between Margaret and the Renis Morgan who married Enoch Morgan. Enoch Morgan was born circa 1779.2 He and Rennis Morgan filed their intention to marry on 17 April 1810 in Clark County, Kentucky. William Myers (step-father of Margaret Morgan and Rachel Morgan) posted bond and affirmed that Renis Morgan was 21 years old. Included with the bond was a note signed by Renis asking that a license be issued. Joel Farmer witnessed the bond.3 Enoch Morgan married Rennis Morgan on 18 April 1810 in Clark County, Kentucky.1 Enoch Morgan died on 22 May 1870 in Clermont County, Ohio.2 He was buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Felicity, Clermont County, Ohio.2
1792 Tax Roll for Clark County Kentucky- is one of these Enoch's father?
Evan Morgan (b 3 March 1769 VA d IL son of John Morgan)
Jesse Morgan (a wild guess is that he is related to Enoch Morgan who married Renis Morgan and not of the same line as John Morgan)
John Morgan (b 1748 VA d 1803 VA son of Thomas Morgan who died 1779 Berkley VA)
John Morgan Jr (b ca 1777 died April 27, 1853 in Marion, Williamson County, Illinois, son of John Morgan)
Ralph Morgan was coming and going at this time
Wiliam Myers (who later married widow Esther Morgan, step daughters Margaret, Rachel and Renis who married Enoch Morgan who died in Clermont OH)
David Morgan married in the year 1735 and had two sons by his first wife; Charles Rolla Morgan, born in 1736 and Ralph Morgan in 1738. their mother died in the year 1743. After the death of his wife, David with his two sons, returned to his mother's house, his father having died in the year 1741. The two sons of David obtained a fair education; the youngest, Ralph, fitting himself for the vocation of a surveyor. (see English's History N.W.) David Morgan by his last wife, had nine children, the oldest named Zachariah Morgan, also David and Daniel that we have an account of, also a sister, Sarah, who married Robert McIlvaine, who in turn had eleven children, and large numbers of this name are found in West Moreland and Washington county, Pennsylvania, descendants from this family. We find Zachariah, the oldest, commanding a small company in the Battle of Point Pleasant in October 1774. The son, David went to Kentucky, and at the time of his death, 1813, represented Floyd county in the State Legislature. The son Daniel emigrated to North Carolina and thence to Alabama. It is probable that General John H. Morgan of confederate fame, who is said to be a distant relative of General Daniel Morgan, descended from one of the sons of David Morgan, very probably from the son Daniel, as he emigrated to the locality where the confederate chieftain was born. Zachariah Morgan emigrated to Madison county, Kentucky, in 1786 (See Collins Ky. Vol 2). Charles Rolla Morgan served under General Clark in the Kaskaskia, and Vincennes Expedition, with the rank of Sergeant, and was allotted land in the Clarke Grant. David's 2nd wife was Mrs. Peperill, whose maiden name was Menafee, her husband having been killed by the Indians four months after her first marriage. The Morgans were at this time living at Will's Creek Settlement, a few miles from Fort Cumberland.
In neighboring Bourbon Co., there was another Enoch Morgan. He married Mary Stephens (Stevens) on 19 Jul 1796 in Bourbon Co. They were in Clark and Kenton Co., KY census 1810- 1850. In 1780, Kentucky County, Virginia, was divided into three counties of Virginia: Fayette, Jefferson, and Lincoln, called the District of Kentucky. Formed in 1786 from Fayette County, Bourbon County, Virginia, originally comprised 34 northeastern counties of Kentucky's 120 current ones, including the current Bourbon County.[7][8][9] The area later became known as Old Bourbon in reference to its historical expanse.
Later censuses in KY, IN and OH show Virginia as the birthplace of these Morgans, except for Margaret. The 1850 census shows her place of birth as Maryland, but that could be incorrect.
1840 Kenton KY census has all on the same page.
Zedikiah 1795
Samuel 1803 (Zedikiah's son)
William 1810 (Enoch's son)
George 1815 (Enoch's son)
also 1840 Kenton Co KY census
Enoch Morgan
Jesse Morgan [son next door]
4 Stephens families follow
Wm Morgan 10 homes away age 20-30 boy under 5, boy 10-15, girl 10-15, woman 40-50
George Morgan next to him age 20-30 with wife same age and a daughter 10-15
Zedekiah Morgan, although close in proximity to Enoch Morgan in the census (not on same page tho) seem not to be related-
Zedekiah Morgan (son of Charles William Morgan and Prudence)3 was born 1795 in Kentucky, and died date unknown.He married Hannah Hamilton on 24 Feb 1818 in Campbell, Kentucky, USA3.
More About Zedekiah Morgan:
Date born: 1795, Campbell, Kentucky,.3
More About Zedekiah Morgan and Hannah Hamilton:
Marriage: 24 Feb 1818, Campbell, Kentucky3
Known children of Zedekiah Morgan and Hannah Hamilton are:
Siblings of Zedekiah -
Zedikiah Morgan to Hannah Hamilton Marriage Date: 23 Feb 1817 Marriage Place: Campbell, Kentucky
1840 Kenton KY Zedikiah is 40-49 with a wife, 4 boys and 3 girls (Alfred, Charles and Milton)
1830 Campbell KY Zedikiah is 30-49 with a wife, 3 boys and 3 girls
Home in 1850: Kenton, Kentucky
Family Number: 897
Household Members:
Zedekiah Morgan 55 KY (1795)
Hannah Morgan 49 KY
Alfred Morgan 19 KY (died by 1870, married Louisa Butt 19 Feb 1854 in Crawford IN)
Charles Morgan 16 KY
Milton Morgan 12 KY
Home in 1860: Jennings, Crawford, Indiana
Post Office: Leavenworth
Family Number: 252
Zedekiah Morgan 63
Hannah Morgan 60
This is probably also a son of his-Zedikiah [Jr] who received land in Brown Co IN-
Name: Zedekiah Morgan
Spouse: Miram Robertson
Marriage Date: 30 Mar 1845
Marriage County: Brown Co IN
William Morgan ca 1810
Home in 1850: Kenton, Kentucky
Family Number: 665
Household Members:
William Morgan 44
Mary Morgan 40
Emily Morgan 17
Ann Morgan 15
Perry Morgan 10
Samuel Morgan 5 named after his uncle
Mary Morgan 1
Home in 1870: Coker, Kenton, Kentucky
Post Office: Independence
Household Members:
William Morgan 60 son of Enoch
Mary Morgan 55
Angeline Morgan 34
Almeda Edwards 10
Frank Edwards 12
George Morgan ca 1815
Name: George Morgan
Age: 38
Est. Birth Year: abt 1816
Birth Location: Kenton
Spouse Name: Minerva Dale
Spouse Age: 24
Spouse Birth Location: Pendleton
Marriage Date: 6 Jun 1854
Marriage Location: Kenton
County of Record: Kenton
Home in 1850: Independence, Kenton, Kentucky
Family Number: 21
Household Members:
George Morgan 35 son of Enoch
Elizabeth Morgan 34
James Morgan 9
Augeerlene Morgan 7
A H Morgan 5
Catrina Morgan 3
Martha J Morgan 0
Home in 1860: Independence, Kenton, Kentucky
Post Office: Independence
Family Number: 16
Household Members:
George Morgan 44
Minerva Morgan 29
James P Morgan 19 from 1st marriage to Elizabeth
John H Morgan 15 1st marriage
Celvina Morgan 11 (Catrina 1st marriage)
Martha J Morgan 9 1st marriage
Mary E Morgan 9 1st marriage
James A Morgan 7 1st marriage
Louisa E Morgan 5 ( b 2 Jul 1855 mother is Minerva Dale)
Enoch F Morgan 6/12 (b 10 Dec 1859 mother is Minerva "Tapp")
3 houses away from George Morgan-
Home in 1850: Independence, Kenton, Kentucky
Family Number: 24
Household Members:
Andrew Nicholson 34 blacksmith
Sarah Ann Nicholson 24
Isabella Nicholson 4
Buena Vista Nicholson 3
Nancy Nicholson 1
Wyatt Morgan 19 blacksmith son of William
Jeremiah Reed 19
Home in 1850: Covington Ward 7, Kenton, Kentucky
Family Number: 1424
Household Members:
J Reed 29 mill sawyer
Eliza Reed 22
Mary E Reed 3
John L Reed 0
Mary Cooper 63
Enoch Morgan 28 sawyer (1822)
Samuel Morgan ca 1803 son of Charles Morgan
Name: Samuel Morgan
Marriage Date: 4 Apr 1823
Marriage Place: Campbell, Kentucky
Spouse: Elizabeth Hamilton (is she a sister to Hannah Hamilton who married Zedikiah?)
1850: Covington Ward 3, Kenton, Kentucky
Family Number: 629
Household Members:
Samuel Morgan 46 KY
Elizabeth Morgan 43
John Morgan 25
Malinda Morgan 18
Squire Morgan 15
Audrey Morgan 13
Mary A Morgan 10
Hannah Morgan 7
Sarah E Morgan 5
Home in 1860: Burlington, Carroll, Indiana
Post Office: Burlington
Family Number: 858
Household Members:
Sam Morgan 58 KY all born KY
Elisabeth Morgan 53
Hannah Morgan 17
Sarah E Morgan 14
Home in 1870: Bloom, Richland, Wisconsin
Post Office: Yuba
Household Members:
Samuel Morgan 67 KY
Elisabeth Morgan 63 KY
Hannah Morgan 26 KY
Home in 1880: Warren, Clinton, Indiana
Daniel H. Jones OH farmer
Sarah E. Jones KY
Daniel H. Jones 38 IN
Sarah E. Jones 34 IN
Effie E. Jones 11 IN
Rosa B. Jones 7 IN
Lura E. Jones 5 IN
Samuel Morgan 77 KY father in law retired farmer
Elizabeth Morgan 74 b KY mother in law- mother b PA father b Ireland
Hannah Morgan 36 KY
Enoch Morgan 1777 VA married Mary Stephens of Maryland.
1820 Campbell KY census 3 boys under 16, 2 men under 26 and one man under 45, 1 girl under 10, a wife and one women over 26 but below 45
males to age 7- 3 boys (George age 5)
to age 16- 1 boy (William age 10)
to age 16-18- 0
to age 18-26- 2 young men (? Morgan age 25 and Jesse about age 18)
to age 45- 1 Enoch Morgan
over age 45-0
females to 10-1 girl
to 16-0
to 26-1 girl
to age 45- 1 woman Mary Stephens Morgan
1830 census
Sons were :
Jesse Morgan 1801-02 married 1. Casandra Sanders, married 2. Maria Adams 3. Celia Melvina unknown
George Morgan
William Morgan 1805 married Mary Edwards
William Morgan has a son Wyatt:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSmcid=48017720&GRid=126103245&
http://pages.suddenlink.net/lawcoar/morgan.htm
Morgans in early Clark County Kentucky (Bourbon Co/Campbell Co/Kenton Co)
Esther or Hester, widow of --?-- Morgan married William Myers 6 Oct 1794 (bond). At the same time she gave her daughter Margaret Morgan permission to marry John Faris (Phares).
On 3 June 1797 Esther (Hester) stated that her daughter Rachel Morgan [b ca 1777]was of age to act for herself. This was when her daughter Rachel married Moses Hampton. [This couple had at least 7 children and there doesn't seem to be even one online tree about them on Ancestry, Roosweb or anywhere!] [2 children are Morgan Hampton and Hester Hampton b. 11 Feb 1805, d. 10 Oct 1876. Rachel Morgan lived in 1860 in Jamestown, Boone County, Indiana, in the household of William M. Baber, who was undoubtedly her grandson, as her daughter Hester was also a member of the household.]
The 1820 Clark Co., KY Census shows Moses as white male over 45
His household consisted of:
1 female 26-44
2 males 16-25
1 female 16-25
1 male 16-18
2 females 10-15
1 male under 10
On 18 April 1810 Enoch Morgan married Renis Morgan. They show up in Brown Co., OH on the 1850 census in the same township as George Hampton in Brown> Co., OH on the 1850 census.
A Rennis Faris, b. abt 1820 was living in the household of John Faris and his wife Margaret, probably their daughter, perhaps indicating some relationship between Margaret and the Renis Morgan who married Enoch Morgan. Enoch Morgan was born circa 1779.2 He and Rennis Morgan filed their intention to marry on 17 April 1810 in Clark County, Kentucky. William Myers (step-father of Margaret Morgan and Rachel Morgan) posted bond and affirmed that Renis Morgan was 21 years old. Included with the bond was a note signed by Renis asking that a license be issued. Joel Farmer witnessed the bond.3 Enoch Morgan married Rennis Morgan on 18 April 1810 in Clark County, Kentucky.1 Enoch Morgan died on 22 May 1870 in Clermont County, Ohio.2 He was buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Felicity, Clermont County, Ohio.2
1792 Tax Roll for Clark County Kentucky- is one of these Enoch's father?
Evan Morgan (b 3 March 1769 VA d IL son of John Morgan)
Jesse Morgan (a wild guess is that he is related to Enoch Morgan who married Renis Morgan and not of the same line as John Morgan)
John Morgan (b 1748 VA d 1803 VA son of Thomas Morgan who died 1779 Berkley VA)
John Morgan Jr (b ca 1777 died April 27, 1853 in Marion, Williamson County, Illinois, son of John Morgan)
Ralph Morgan was coming and going at this time
Wiliam Myers (who later married widow Esther Morgan, step daughters Margaret, Rachel and Renis who married Enoch Morgan who died in Clermont OH)
John Morgan
Children
Evan MORGAN b: 4 Mar 1769 in Greenbrier, Mangalia, WV
William Stewart MORGAN b: 1779
Evan Morgan
Marriage 1 Nancy POPENOE b: 17 Jul 1775 in Morgantown, WV
- Married: 27 Mar
On the 1st of April, 1775, Daniel Boone, Richard Henderson and their companions, reached the southern bank of the Kentucky River, and began to build a fort, afterwards known as Boonesborough. For the next 20 years Morgans were born near there in old Bourbon Co. VA which became partially Campbell KY which became Kenton Co and Clark Co KY which is where Boone's Station is- the fort.
Looks like Renis (Hester's 2nd husband signed that she could marry), Margaret (Hester signed that she could marry) and Rachel were Morgans with a mother Esther Morgan widowed by 1794 who remarried William Myers. The names of those persons and/or families known to have resided late 1700s in or near the Fort Boonesborough and Boone Station area follow: John MORGAN, Ralph MORGAN (b ca 1738- d ca 1809 Greensburg, Decatur Co, IN, William MORGAN, Jacob MYERS.
"Ralph Morgan had four children as far as the writer can ascertain: Abel born March 14, 1786 died July 16, 1863, Rolla, Sarah and Priscilla who married brothers - John and William McCullough, and from these have sprung large numbers of descendants of this name, a number of whom reside in the vicinity of Westport, Indiana. Ralph Morgan founded Morgan's Station in VA in what became Montgomery Co., Kentucky. His son Abel married Sarah Howard, had five children, to-wit: Lydia Morgan, Ralph Morgan, Julia Morgan, Olevia Morgan and Martha Morgan. Lydia married Patrick Ewing; Ralph never married; Julian, born April 18th, 1815, married Samuel Gates Daily; Olevia married, first Killis McGinnis, second, Jesse Green, and third, Abel Anderson; and Martha married James King. Abel Morgan's wife, Sarah Howard, died about the year 1821. Later he married a second wife, but they disagreed and he became dissipated and squandered his entire means left him by his father, Ralph Morgan. He hadn't the slightest idea of values, but bartered his lands for mere trifles."
25 Feb 1791 there exists a complaint made in Bourbon County KY against Ralph Morgan by James Littel concerning an unpaid debt. A relative- son or nephew- Ralph L. Morgan was born Mar 3 1789 - Woodrough Creek, Bourbon, Kentucky died Feb 14 1869 - Sonora, Atchison, Missouri and was the father of William Morgan; John Morgan, Jr.; Isaac Morgan; Elizabeth Lemmons; Evan Morgan; Sarah Martin; Thomas Morgan; Martha King; Ruth Boyer/Lamme; Ralph Morgan and Jonathan Morgan.
Citations
- [S577] “Kentucky, County Marriages, 1797-1954,” FamilySearch, entry for Enoch Morgan married Rines Morgan 18 April 1810, Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky.
- [S296] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, entry forEnoch "D" Morgan, died January 1870, transcription of inscription "Inscription:
aged 91 Note: y, 5 m, 29", memorial no. 95931767. - [S640] T. Andrews Gary, "Genealogy Lookup Request," e-mail to Carol Anne Lucian, T. Andrews Gary, Jr. is the Senior Librarian, Reference, Local History & Genealogy Services, Clark County Public Library, Winchester, Kentucky, email message dated June 5, 2014, with attachment containing digital images of the marriage bond of Enoch Morgan and Renis Morgan.
David Morgan married in the year 1735 and had two sons by his first wife; Charles Rolla Morgan, born in 1736 and Ralph Morgan in 1738. their mother died in the year 1743. After the death of his wife, David with his two sons, returned to his mother's house, his father having died in the year 1741. The two sons of David obtained a fair education; the youngest, Ralph, fitting himself for the vocation of a surveyor. (see English's History N.W.) David Morgan by his last wife, had nine children, the oldest named Zachariah Morgan, also David and Daniel that we have an account of, also a sister, Sarah, who married Robert McIlvaine, who in turn had eleven children, and large numbers of this name are found in West Moreland and Washington county, Pennsylvania, descendants from this family. We find Zachariah, the oldest, commanding a small company in the Battle of Point Pleasant in October 1774. The son, David went to Kentucky, and at the time of his death, 1813, represented Floyd county in the State Legislature. The son Daniel emigrated to North Carolina and thence to Alabama. It is probable that General John H. Morgan of confederate fame, who is said to be a distant relative of General Daniel Morgan, descended from one of the sons of David Morgan, very probably from the son Daniel, as he emigrated to the locality where the confederate chieftain was born. Zachariah Morgan emigrated to Madison county, Kentucky, in 1786 (See Collins Ky. Vol 2). Charles Rolla Morgan served under General Clark in the Kaskaskia, and Vincennes Expedition, with the rank of Sergeant, and was allotted land in the Clarke Grant. David's 2nd wife was Mrs. Peperill, whose maiden name was Menafee, her husband having been killed by the Indians four months after her first marriage. The Morgans were at this time living at Will's Creek Settlement, a few miles from Fort Cumberland.
In neighboring Bourbon Co., there was another Enoch Morgan. He married Mary Stephens (Stevens) on 19 Jul 1796 in Bourbon Co. They were in Clark and Kenton Co., KY census 1810- 1850. In 1780, Kentucky County, Virginia, was divided into three counties of Virginia: Fayette, Jefferson, and Lincoln, called the District of Kentucky. Formed in 1786 from Fayette County, Bourbon County, Virginia, originally comprised 34 northeastern counties of Kentucky's 120 current ones, including the current Bourbon County.[7][8][9] The area later became known as Old Bourbon in reference to its historical expanse.
Later censuses in KY, IN and OH show Virginia as the birthplace of these Morgans, except for Margaret. The 1850 census shows her place of birth as Maryland, but that could be incorrect.
1840 Kenton KY census has all on the same page.
Zedikiah 1795
Samuel 1803 (Zedikiah's son)
William 1810 (Enoch's son)
George 1815 (Enoch's son)
also 1840 Kenton Co KY census
Enoch Morgan
Jesse Morgan [son next door]
4 Stephens families follow
Wm Morgan 10 homes away age 20-30 boy under 5, boy 10-15, girl 10-15, woman 40-50
George Morgan next to him age 20-30 with wife same age and a daughter 10-15
Zedekiah Morgan, although close in proximity to Enoch Morgan in the census (not on same page tho) seem not to be related-
Zedekiah Morgan (b. 1795, d. date unknown)
More About Zedekiah Morgan:
Date born: 1795, Campbell, Kentucky,.3
More About Zedekiah Morgan and Hannah Hamilton:
Marriage: 24 Feb 1818, Campbell, Kentucky3
Known children of Zedekiah Morgan and Hannah Hamilton are:
- William Henry Morgan, b. 1819, Campbell Co., KY, d. 06 Oct 1893.
- John J. Morgan, b. 1821, d. in MO.
- Lavenia Morris Morgan, b. 1828, d. date unknown.
- Alfred Morgan, b. 1831, d. date unknown.
- Charles Duncan Morgan, b. 13 Feb 1834, Independance, Kentucky 3, 3, d. 23 Mar 19153, 3.
- Milton Morgan, b. 1838, d. date unknown.
Siblings of Zedekiah -
Zedikiah Morgan to Hannah Hamilton Marriage Date: 23 Feb 1817 Marriage Place: Campbell, Kentucky
1840 Kenton KY Zedikiah is 40-49 with a wife, 4 boys and 3 girls (Alfred, Charles and Milton)
1830 Campbell KY Zedikiah is 30-49 with a wife, 3 boys and 3 girls
Home in 1850: Kenton, Kentucky
Family Number: 897
Household Members:
Zedekiah Morgan 55 KY (1795)
Hannah Morgan 49 KY
Alfred Morgan 19 KY (died by 1870, married Louisa Butt 19 Feb 1854 in Crawford IN)
Charles Morgan 16 KY
Milton Morgan 12 KY
Home in 1860: Jennings, Crawford, Indiana
Post Office: Leavenworth
Family Number: 252
Zedekiah Morgan 63
Hannah Morgan 60
This is probably also a son of his-Zedikiah [Jr] who received land in Brown Co IN-
Name: Zedekiah Morgan
Spouse: Miram Robertson
Marriage Date: 30 Mar 1845
Marriage County: Brown Co IN
William Morgan ca 1810
Home in 1850: Kenton, Kentucky
Family Number: 665
Household Members:
William Morgan 44
Mary Morgan 40
Emily Morgan 17
Ann Morgan 15
Perry Morgan 10
Samuel Morgan 5 named after his uncle
Mary Morgan 1
Home in 1870: Coker, Kenton, Kentucky
Post Office: Independence
Household Members:
William Morgan 60 son of Enoch
Mary Morgan 55
Angeline Morgan 34
Almeda Edwards 10
Frank Edwards 12
George Morgan ca 1815
Name: George Morgan
Age: 38
Est. Birth Year: abt 1816
Birth Location: Kenton
Spouse Name: Minerva Dale
Spouse Age: 24
Spouse Birth Location: Pendleton
Marriage Date: 6 Jun 1854
Marriage Location: Kenton
County of Record: Kenton
Home in 1850: Independence, Kenton, Kentucky
Family Number: 21
Household Members:
George Morgan 35 son of Enoch
Elizabeth Morgan 34
James Morgan 9
Augeerlene Morgan 7
A H Morgan 5
Catrina Morgan 3
Martha J Morgan 0
Home in 1860: Independence, Kenton, Kentucky
Post Office: Independence
Family Number: 16
Household Members:
George Morgan 44
Minerva Morgan 29
James P Morgan 19 from 1st marriage to Elizabeth
John H Morgan 15 1st marriage
Celvina Morgan 11 (Catrina 1st marriage)
Martha J Morgan 9 1st marriage
Mary E Morgan 9 1st marriage
James A Morgan 7 1st marriage
Louisa E Morgan 5 ( b 2 Jul 1855 mother is Minerva Dale)
Enoch F Morgan 6/12 (b 10 Dec 1859 mother is Minerva "Tapp")
3 houses away from George Morgan-
Home in 1850: Independence, Kenton, Kentucky
Family Number: 24
Household Members:
Andrew Nicholson 34 blacksmith
Sarah Ann Nicholson 24
Isabella Nicholson 4
Buena Vista Nicholson 3
Nancy Nicholson 1
Wyatt Morgan 19 blacksmith son of William
Jeremiah Reed 19
Home in 1850: Covington Ward 7, Kenton, Kentucky
Family Number: 1424
Household Members:
J Reed 29 mill sawyer
Eliza Reed 22
Mary E Reed 3
John L Reed 0
Mary Cooper 63
Enoch Morgan 28 sawyer (1822)
Samuel Morgan ca 1803 son of Charles Morgan
Name: Samuel Morgan
Marriage Date: 4 Apr 1823
Marriage Place: Campbell, Kentucky
Spouse: Elizabeth Hamilton (is she a sister to Hannah Hamilton who married Zedikiah?)
1850: Covington Ward 3, Kenton, Kentucky
Family Number: 629
Household Members:
Samuel Morgan 46 KY
Elizabeth Morgan 43
John Morgan 25
Malinda Morgan 18
Squire Morgan 15
Audrey Morgan 13
Mary A Morgan 10
Hannah Morgan 7
Sarah E Morgan 5
Home in 1860: Burlington, Carroll, Indiana
Post Office: Burlington
Family Number: 858
Household Members:
Sam Morgan 58 KY all born KY
Elisabeth Morgan 53
Hannah Morgan 17
Sarah E Morgan 14
Home in 1870: Bloom, Richland, Wisconsin
Post Office: Yuba
Household Members:
Samuel Morgan 67 KY
Elisabeth Morgan 63 KY
Hannah Morgan 26 KY
Home in 1880: Warren, Clinton, Indiana
Daniel H. Jones OH farmer
Sarah E. Jones KY
Daniel H. Jones 38 IN
Sarah E. Jones 34 IN
Effie E. Jones 11 IN
Rosa B. Jones 7 IN
Lura E. Jones 5 IN
Samuel Morgan 77 KY father in law retired farmer
Elizabeth Morgan 74 b KY mother in law- mother b PA father b Ireland
Hannah Morgan 36 KY
Enoch Morgan 1777 VA married Mary Stephens of Maryland.
1820 Campbell KY census 3 boys under 16, 2 men under 26 and one man under 45, 1 girl under 10, a wife and one women over 26 but below 45
males to age 7- 3 boys (George age 5)
to age 16- 1 boy (William age 10)
to age 16-18- 0
to age 18-26- 2 young men (? Morgan age 25 and Jesse about age 18)
to age 45- 1 Enoch Morgan
over age 45-0
females to 10-1 girl
to 16-0
to 26-1 girl
to age 45- 1 woman Mary Stephens Morgan
1830 census
| Home in 1830 (City, County, State): | Campbell, Kentucky |
|---|---|
| Free White Persons - Males - Under 5: | 2 boys born between 1824 and 1830 |
| Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: | 2 boys born 1816 to 1820 |
| Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19: | 1 boy born 1811-1819 |
| Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: | 1 man born 1801-1810 Jesse Morgan |
| Free White Persons - Males - 50 thru 59: | 1 older man born 1771-1780 ENOCH MORGAN |
| Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9: | 4 girls born 1821-1825 |
| Free White Persons - Females - 15 thru 19: | 1 girl born 1811-1815 |
| Free White Persons - Females - 50 thru 59: | 1 woman born 1771-1780 ENOCH'S wife MARY STEPHENS born 1770 MD married 1790 in KY |
| Free White Persons - Under 20: | 10 |
| Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: | 1 |
| Total Free White Persons: | 13 |
| Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): | 13 |
Sons were :
Jesse Morgan 1801-02 married 1. Casandra Sanders, married 2. Maria Adams 3. Celia Melvina unknown
George Morgan
William Morgan 1805 married Mary Edwards
William Morgan has a son Wyatt:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSmcid=48017720&GRid=126103245&
|
| |||||||||||||||||||||
http://pages.suddenlink.net/lawcoar/morgan.htm
Found a family tree here for - Enoch Morgan:
Descendants of Enoch MORGAN
1 Enoch MORGAN 1775 -
+Mary "Polly" STEVENS/STEPHENS 1779 -
2 Cassandra MORGAN 1794 - [2nd wife,m ca 1830, died in Monroe MO]
+William BALL [s/o Valentine Ball 1765-1833 and Nancy Moseley 1762-1802
3 Mary Elizabeth BALL 1833 -
3 Valentine BALL 1833 -
3 Artemesia BALL 1836 -
3 Enoch BALL 1839 -
3 William Morgan BALL 1842 -
3 Rebecca Jane BALL 1844 -
3 Samuel Sylvester BALL 1849 -
3 Martha Frances BALL 1855 -
2 Hetty MORGAN [was she named after Hester Morgan of Bourbon Co who was a widow-unknown husband?]
+Lewis HUME
2 Reeson W. MORGAN
+Elizabeth BALL [m. 22 Dec 1831 Campbell Co KY by William Hume, dau of Valentine Ball 1765-1833 and Mary Lockett]
2 Nancy MORGAN 1798 -
+Charles OLIVER 1795 -
3 Eli OLIVER 1838 -
3 Mary OLIVER 1835 -
3 Davie OLIVER 1833 -
2 Jesse MORGAN 1802 - 1888
+Cassandria SANDERS - 1827
3 Enoch J. MORGAN - 1878
+Sarah COOPER
4 Lucious D. MORGAN
4 Robert J. MORGAN
4 A.T. MORGAN
4 Cassie MORGAN
+WINTER
3 Joshua MORGAN - 1878
*2nd Wife of Jesse MORGAN:
+Maria ADAMS 1814 - 1880
3 Matilda A. MORGAN 1833 - 1880
+Jacob GALE 1829 - 1880
4 William Fernando GALE 1857 - 1939
+Rebecca Ann VOWIEL 1859 - 1930
4 Mary Jane GALE 1860 - 1946
+William Pinckney McBRIDE 1853 - 1932
4 Willis GALE 1862 - 1935
+Amanda YATES 1865 -
3 Willis Seaberry MORGAN 1834 - 1910
+Sarah F. WAYLAND 1842 - 1915
4 Lucy Jane MORGAN 1864 - 1950
+George WHITE 1859 - 1908
4 Willis MORGAN 1866 -
+Della W.
4 Jesse M. MORGAN 1871
4 William E. MORGAN 1874 -
4 Effie Jeanette MORGAN 1878 - 1955
+William Henry WILLIAMS 1875 - 1966
3 William H. MORGAN 1837 -
3 Mary Francis MORGAN 1842 -
+William J. KING
3 Eliza Jane MORGAN 1847 - 1913
+William Henry FRAY 1839 - 1909
4 Albert FRAY 1868 - 1950
+Laura Isabelle ROBERTS 1865 - 1923
*2nd Wife of Albert FRAY:
+Almeda WALKER 1865 -
*3rd Wife of Albert FRAY:
+Tennessee "Tinnie" Green LAMPKINS 1868 - 1959
4 Hattie FRAY 1870 -
+BAGWELL
4 Mary Etta FRAY 1871 - 1911
+Abraham RICE 1862 - 1935
4 Effie Belle FRAY 1879 -
+Robert BENSON
4 Nettie M. FRAY 1883 -
3 Thomas J. MORGAN 1849 - 1880
+Eliza Ann WILLIAMS 1851 - 1872
4 Ida MORGAN 1870 -
+Patrick Henry "Vask" McBRIDE 1863 - 1937
3 Isabelle MORGAN 1855 -
+Aaron KOEN
3 Fernando MORGAN 1857 -
3 Walker Alfred MORGAN 1859 -
3 Willis MORGAN 1861 -
*3rd Wife of Jesse MORGAN:
+Celia Melvina
2 Rebecca Ann MORGAN 1804 - ?? [NORTHCUTT, George F. & Rebecca MORGAN, 19 Apr. 1818, m by CW, b Thomas Stephens, Campbell County, Kentucky]
+George NORTHCUT
2 William MORGAN 1805 -
+Mary EDWARDS 1809 -
3 Emily MORGAN 1832 -
3 Ann MORGAN 1834 -
3 Perry MORGAN 1839 -
3 Samuel MORGAN 1844 -
3 Mary MORGAN 1849 -
2 George MORGAN 1815 -
+Elizabeth 1816 -
3 James MORGAN 1841 -
3 Angeerene MORGAN 1843 -
3 A.H. MORGAN 1845 -
3 Calvina MORGAN 1847 -
3 Martha J. MORGAN 1850 -
2 Artimesa MORGAN 1821 -
+Townsend PELLY 1818 - [probably the son of Benjamin Pelly/Pyle. Townsend and Artimise seem to have been connected to a lot of deeds to land]
[???Apr 19 1834-Richard COBON to Ann MORGAN (sister of Mrs. Rebecca Rowland, parents dead) bondsman-Josiah LEWIS; married by Bartlett BENNETT]
Good info on Boone/Morgan Morgan family who moved from PA to NC-
http://www.data-wales.co.uk/boone2.htm
"In the Spring of 1750 we see the whole Boone family (save two sons) with their wives and children, household goods and stock on the great highway bound for a land where the hot heart and belligerent spirit shall not be held amiss. They moved from Pennsylvania to Rowen County, N.C. Squire Boone died in his 65th year in 1764 and was buried in Rowen County at the fork of Yadkin River about ten miles above the fork on a place called Burning Rigg; his wife, Sarah (Morgan) Boone died in the 72nd year in 1776 and was buried beside her husband."
"Squire Boone's granddaughter Jane Boone, born Sept. 18, 1762, died Dec 1, 1812, was the daughter of Edward and Martha (Bryan) Boone. She married Morgan Morgan, born Sept 10, 1760 died Mar 18, 1835. (Ref Family Bible)
"The Morgan family moved from Virginia to Kentucky and were among the first white settlers of that territory in about the year 1775 or 1780 and remained in Kentucky until 1800, thence removed to the Spanish Territory known as Louisiana and settled on Bluff Creek, now the Parish of East Feliciana. The family that came from Kentucky to Louisiana were as follows:
Two brothers, Morgan Morgan and John Morgan and two sisters, Sarah Morgan and Nancy Morgan."
