Houghton Surname Project

Rose Morgan^1,2,3

F, #391, b. 6 April 1857

Biography

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Corresponded with author

Birth

Apr 6, 1857

Hawkins Co., TN, USA, age 3 in 1860 census; age 13 in 1870 census; age 22 in 1880 census^2,3,4

Residence

1913

Dayton, OH, USA⁵

Biography

1860 Census of Hawkins Co, TN lists her, age 6. Had 4 daughters. Dayton, Ohio. 1925 Dayton OH City directory lists a Rose Morgan at 1711 S. Alberta.

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 4, 6, 10.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1860 Dist. #7, Hawkins Co., TN, Box 1255, p. 65.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 206.
[S654] Electronic Web Site, , Ancestry: Morgan Surname Board, Morgan Bible, Hawkins County TN, 14 Aug 2001.
[S1249] Gideon Hill Morgan, Autobiography of Dr. Gideon Hill Morgan, p. 1.

Dr. Clinton Hill Morgan¹

M, #393, b. 18 December 1875, d. 11 November 1939

Biography

Corresponded with author

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Birth

Dec 18, 1875

Church Hill, Hawkins Co., TN, USA, age 44 in 1920 census^2,1

Occupation

Physician/Surgeon

Death

Nov 11, 1939

Knoxville, Knox Co., TN, USA¹

Burial

Greenwood Cemetery, Tazewell Pike, Knoxville, Knox Co., TN, USA¹

Biography

He practiced with his father. He had 7 kids by first wife. He remarried a woman 31 years younger than himself. He was not in the Knoxville directory in 1905. He was practicing in Knoxville in 1917-1933 per City Directory at 306 Commerce Ave over Kuhlman's Drug Store and then at 203-4 American Bank Blg in 1933. He lived at 229 Deaderick. He died before 1950.

By heleninmichigan.
DR. CLINTON HILL MORGAN (GIDEON HILL , LENOAH , BENJAMIN (PERRY) , JOHN1) was born December 18, 1875 in Church Hill, Hawkins County, TN, and died November 11, 1939 in Knoxville, TN. He married CECIL MAUD GEORGE July 25, 1901 in ?, daughter of TRAVIS GEORGE and PAULINE BUCKNER. She was born April 19, 1879 in Graveston, TN, and died May 23, 1966 in Knoxville, TN. Notes for DR. CLINTON HILL MORGAN: Age 44 in 1920 census. He and Cecil M. appeared in the census of in 1920 in at Knoxville, Knox, TN, 229 Deadrick Ave. More About Gideon L. Morgan: Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Tazewell Pike, Knoxville, Knox County, TN
He was Physician/Surgeon. Biography: He practiced with his father. He was not in the Knoxville directory in 1905. He was practicing in Knoxville in 1917-1933 per City Directory at 306 Commerce Ave over Kuhlman's Drug Store and then at 203-4 American Bank Blg in 1933. He lived at 229 Deaderick.
More About DR. CLINTON HILL MORGAN: Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Tazewell Pike, Knoxville, TN
Notes for CECIL MAUD GEORGE: Teacher Campbell's Cave School Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Tazewell Pike, Knoxville, Knox County, TN
HAZEL RUTH MORGAN, born November 01, 1902 in Graveston, Knox County, TN; died April 21, 1969 in
Knoxville, Knox County, TN.
Gideon L. Morgan, born March 16, 1905 in Knoxville, Knox County, TN; died October 05, 1905 in Knoxville,
Knox County, TN.

Pedigree

Citations

[S415] E-mail from Arthur Ellison, Jul 26, 2003.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1920 US Census, Knoxville, Knox Co., TN, Box 1749, Vol. 43, ED 92, S 16, L 15.

Cornelius J. Morgan^1,2

M, #394, b. circa 1880

Biography

Corresponded with author

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Birth

circa 1880

VA, USA, age 50, VA, in 1930 census; Uran: age 70, TN, in 1950³

Occupation

Stockman

Marriage

1946

Letter

Jul 8, 1950

Sulpher Springs, AR, USA

Residence

1957

Sulphur Springs, AR, USA²

Biography

He lived at St. Clair, Kansas in 1913. He had 7 kids by first wife, 4 living in 1950. In 1950 he was 70 and his first wife died 6 years ago (circa 1944). He remarried in 1946 and has a 29 year old wife.²

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 5,11.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 206.
[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 11.

Linda May Morgan^1,2,3

F, #395, b. between 1830 and 1835

Biography

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Corresponded with author

Birth

between 1830 and 1835

⁴

Living

1840

Stokes, NC, USA²

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 7.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1840 Stokes Co., NC.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 203.
[S16] CJV opinion.

Rose Margaret Morgan^1,2

F, #398, b. circa 1899

Biography

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Corresponded with author

Birth

circa 1899

OH, USA¹

Letter

between Oct 23, 1950 and 1964

Rose wrote many 5-15 page single space letters to Imogene, mostly about her travels.

Association

1954

Johnson, IA, USA, The Morgan family reunions were held from 1885 until after 1954. In 1954, Dale Hauser was president; Rose Peterson, V. Pres; Fern Hauser-Ruring; Paul Powers of Des Moines; and E. Beulah Hauser.³

Death

Des Moines, IA, USA¹

Biography

She has the autobiography of Dr. Gideon H. Morgan. She lived at 2906 48th St Place, Des Moines, Iowa for more than 20 years. At 2 years of age, her mother died and at age 4 she was put in the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Ophanage at Xenia until she was 18 because her father's 3rd wife disliked her. Her father died when she was 17. She was a secretary until she met her husband in Des Moines.

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 8.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 204.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 12.

Cora A. Morgan^1,2

F, #401

Biography

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Corresponded with author

Birth

4th child³

Living

1950

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 11.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 206.
[S1249] Gideon Hill Morgan, Autobiography of Dr. Gideon Hill Morgan, p. 20.

Elsie Mae Morgan^1,2,3

F, #402, b. circa 1895

Biography

Corresponded with author

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Birth

circa 1895

TN, USA, age 15 in 1910 census⁴

Residence

1950

Knoxville, TN, USA²

Biography

She was living in 2nd Dist. with father in 1910, listed as youngest child, age 15.

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 11.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 206.
[S1249] Gideon Hill Morgan, Autobiography of Dr. Gideon Hill Morgan, p. 20.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1910 US Census, Dist. 2, Knox Co., TN, Box 1508, ED 103, S 21.

Sallie Frances Morgan^1,2

F, #403, b. 4 August 1867, d. 28 December 1909

Biography

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Corresponded with author

Birth

Aug 4, 1867

Hawkins, TN, USA, age 32 in 1900^3,2

Occupation

Dressmaker

Death

Dec 28, 1909

TN, USA, VIM, Ellen Uran: 1898; I. Uran: age 42 with above date^1,4,2

Biography

Living with mother and family in 1900 with daughter; a widow. Married 3 years.

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 8.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 203.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1900 2nd Dist., Knox Co., TN, Box 1582, SD 2, ED 70, S 25.
[S22] E.V. Uran, Family Genealogy, p. 9.

Ida Ellen Morgan^1,2

F, #404, b. 5 June 1869, d. 1933

Biography

Corresponded with author

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Birth

Jun 5, 1869

Hawkins, TN, USA^1,2

Research

Feb 6, 1889

Knox, TN, USA, marriage of George W. Durham and Ida E. Morgan³

Death

1933

^1,2

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 8.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 204.
[S275] Unknown volume, Knox County, Tennessee Marriage Records 1792-1900: p. 751, 1970, unknown repository.

James Thomas Morgan^1,2

M, #405, b. 19 April 1871, d. 1945

Biography

Corresponded with author

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Birth

Apr 19, 1871

Hawkins, TN, USA, age 29 in 1900 census; age 52 in 1920 census^3,4,2

Occupation

1900

Plasterer

1920 Census

1920

Knoxville, Knox, TN, USA, 630 Ben Hur⁵

Death

1945

^1,2

Biography

He was living near Knoxville in 1900 with wife and 2 children; renting a house. In 1920 Census he was living with 5 children but not wife, at 630 Ben Hur.

James Thomas Morgan (Milton Stamp , LENOAH , BENJAMIN (PERRY) , JOHN ) was born April 18, 1871 in Hawkins County,
Tennessee, and died 1945. He married Meda Alley June 10, 1897 in 2nd District, Knoxville, Knox County, TN.
Notes for James Thomas Morgan: age 29 in 1900 census; He was Plasterer in 1900. He and Meda Alley (3192) appeared in the
census of in 1900 in at 2nd District, Knox, TN. He was living near Knoxville in 1900 with wife and 2 children; renting a house.
age 52 in 1920 census. He appeared in the census of in 1920 in at Knoxville, Knox, TN, 630 Ben Hur. In 1920 Census he was
living with 5 children but not wife, at 630 Ben Hur
Marriage Notes for James Morgan and Meda Alley: He married Meda Alley in 10 Jun 1897 at 2nd District, Knox, TN, marr
certif #269 by J.A. Ruble MG; bond by J. A. Cooper.
More About James Morgan and Meda Alley: Marriage: June 10, 1897, 2nd District, Knoxville, Knox County, TN
Children of James Morgan and Meda Alley are:
Katie Mae Morgan, born February 1898 in Knoxville, 2nd District, Knox County, Tennessee.
Notes for Katie Mae Morgan: She also went by the name of KATIE.
She was listed in the census of James Thomas Morgan and Meda Alley in 1900 in at 2nd District, Knox, TN.
She was listed in the census of James Thomas Morgan in 1920 in at Knoxville, Knox, TN. ,
Emma Lee Morgan, born November 1899 in Knoxville, 2nd District, Knox County, Tennessee.
Notes for Emma Lee Morgan: She was listed in the census of James Thomas Morgan and Meda Alley in 1900 in at 2nd District,
Knox, TN.
She was listed in the census of James Thomas Morgan in 1920 in at Knoxville, Knox, TN. ,
Horace Morgan, born 1902 in Knoxville, 2nd District, Knox County, Tennessee.
Notes for Horace Morgan: He was listed in the census of James Thomas Morgan in 1920 in at Knoxville, Knox, TN. ,
Herbert Morgan, born 1904 in Knoxville, 2nd District, Knox County, Tennessee.
Notes for Herbert Morgan: He was listed in the census of James Thomas Morgan in 1920 in at Knoxville, Knox, TN.
Mildred Morgan, born 1907 in Knoxville, 2nd District, Knox County, Tennessee.
Notes for Mildred Morgan: She was listed in the census of James Thomas Morgan in 1920 in at Knoxville, Knox, TN

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 8.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 204.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1900 2nd Dist., Knox Co., TN, Box 1582, SD 2, ED 71, S 1.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1920 US Census, Iowa Falls, Hardin Co., IA, Box 492, ED 189, S 14.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1920 US Census, Knoxville, Knox Co., TN, Vol. 44, ED 103, S 9, L 83.

Noah Cardwell Jones Morgan^1,2

M, #406, b. 14 August 1873, d. 16 January 1943

Biography

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Corresponded with author

Birth

Aug 14, 1873

Hawkins, TN, USA^1,2

Occupation

Blacksmith

Living

1900

Knoxville, Knox, TN, USA, At age 26, living at home with mother in 1900 near Knoxville, TN.

Research

Oct 3, 1900

Knox, TN, USA, Noah J. Morgan, age 27, married Lillie M. McPherson age 20, mar. cert. #651 by D.P. Baker MG; bond R. A. Mynatt³

Death

Jan 16, 1943

^1,2

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 8.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 204.
[S275] Unknown volume, Knox County, Tennessee Marriage Records 1792-1900: p. 751, 1970, unknown repository.

George Gideon Morgan^1,2

M, #407, b. 20 October 1875, d. 10 August 1943

Biography

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Corresponded with author

Birth

Oct 20, 1875

Hawkins, TN, USA^1,2

Occupation

Blacksmith

Death

Aug 10, 1943

^1,2

Biography

He was living at home with his mother in 1900, age 24, a blacksmith.

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 8.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 204.

Marion Rutherford Morgan^1,2

F, #408, b. 26 February 1878, d. 10 November 1935

Biography

Corresponded with author

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Birth

Feb 26, 1878

Knox, TN, USA^1,2

Death

Nov 10, 1935

^1,2

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 8.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 204.

Anna Mildred Morgan^1,2

F, #409, b. 10 August 1880, d. 29 November 1929

Biography

Corresponded with author

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Birth

Aug 10, 1880

Knox, TN, USA^1,2

Occupation

Milliner

Death

Nov 29, 1929

Vivian Morgan: 1928^1,3,2

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 8.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 204.
[S22] E.V. Uran, Family Genealogy, p. 9.

Charles Clarence Morgan^1,2

M, #410, b. 17 October 1882, d. after 1950

Biography

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Corresponded with author

Birth

Oct 17, 1882

Knox, TN, USA, 1900 census: age 17, bd as 10/1883^1,3,2

Death

after 1950

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, OK, USA¹

Biography

He gave names and dates of family of Milton Morgan to Vivian Uran. He was living at home with mother in 1900, a hardware salesman at age 17. He lived in 1950 at 1011 Farra Drive, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 8.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 204.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1900 2nd Dist., Knox Co., TN, Box 1582, SD 2, ED 70, S 25.

Nancy Addaline Morgan^1,2

F, #411, b. 21 September 1842, d. 30 October 1917

Biography

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Corresponded with author

Birth

Sep 21, 1842

Rockingham Co., NC, USA, age 8 in 1850 census; age 17 in 1860; 27 in 1870; 37 in 1880; 1900 census gives bd as 7/1842;
Bp as Booneville, NC?; Jay Morgan: Rockingham Co., NC^{3,4,5,6,7,8,9}

Occupation

Weaver

Letter

Dec 31, 1865

Rogersville, TN, USA, in which he calls Nancy his cousin and identifies Nancy's father as his Uncle. See exhibit. States he and his brothers William and Pleasant served in Union army. States all his family were Union sympatizers, "true Union".

1880 Census

May 6, 1880

41 Main St., Liscomb, Marshall Co., IA, USA, 41 Main St. Next to father Hardin's house.³

1900 Census

1900

Liscomb, Marshall Co., IA, USA⁶

Death

Oct 30, 1917

Liscomb, Marshall Co., IA, USA, of pneumonia.^1,10,9

Burial

Liscomb Cemetery, Liscomb, Marshall Co., IA, USA, in Morgan family plot.¹¹

Biography

She taught school in NC. She was adept at loom weaving and had a loom in her Liscomb home. While in the south she and family spun and wove their own clothes. They helped to pick the cotton and tobacco on the plantation. While her father was in the service, Nancy acted as the manager of the tobacco picking by their slaves. She was known for her hospitality (and her fried, dried apple pies and liver puddings.) 1880 Census lists her with two children, no husband, age 37, a weaver, living at 41 Main St, 6 houses from her father. 1900 Census lists her alone in Liscomb, divorced, 2 children living.¹²

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 14, 16.
[S22] E.V. Uran, Family Genealogy, p. 24.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1880 Liscomb, Marshall Co., IA, Box 355.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1860 Booneville, Yadkin Co., NC, Box 919, p. 4.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1850 Stokes Co., NC, Box 645, p. 312.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1900 US Census, Liscomb, Marshall Co., IA, Box 447, SD 5, ED 113, S 2.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1870 Providence, Hardin Co., IA, Box 394, p. 18.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 5, 55.
[S36] Letter, from James Hamilton Morgan to E. Beulah Hauser, Aug, 1941.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 5.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 66.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 55.

Sarah Louisa Morgan^1,2

F, #412, b. 23 August 1858, d. 2 July 1923

Biography

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Corresponded with author

Birth

Aug 23, 1858

near, Boonville, Yadkin Co., NC, USA, in a log cabin; 1860 census, age 1; age 12 in 1870, age 41 in 1900; age 61 in 1920^{3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10}

Education

Liscomb IA school under Prof. Jennings. Summer Normal Schools at Marshalltowwn²

Graduation

1881

Albion Seminary, Albion, Marshall Co., IA, USA

Occupation

She taught 12 years.

Residence

before 1916

Union, IA, USA, for 26 years, at the Merle Hill farm 1 1/2 miles souteast of²

Death

Jul 2, 1923

Union, Hardin Co., IA, USA, of leakeage of the heart^3,9,10

Biography

1900 Census gives 5 children born, 4 living. In 1900, Grace Hauser, age 22, lived with them, as well as two twenty year old servants (J. W. Cartwright and Tyra Frayier, both from NC). She was a charter member of Union Christian Church. She was active in church aned club working, teaching Sunday school for many years. 1910 Census, living at Union with family. 1910 census gives 5 children, 4 living, married 20 years.

Burial

Union Cemetery, Union, IA, USA, in Rogers' family lot^11,2

Note

All of her daughters were teachers

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 27.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 129.
[S22] E.V. Uran, Family Genealogy, p. 3, 24.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1910 US Census, Union, Hardin Co., IA, Box 404.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1860 Booneville, Yadkin Co., NC, Box 919, p. 4.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1900 US Census, Union, Hardin Co., IA, Vol. 32, ED 156, S 2, L 41.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1920 US Census, Union, Hardin Co., IA, Box 492.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1870 Providence, Hardin Co., IA, Box 394, p. 18.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 5, 129.
[S36] Letter, from James Hamilton Morgan to E. Beulah Hauser, Aug, 1941.
[S601] Family Group Sheet, sent by Jay Morgan to Charles Vella, Aug. 12, 2000.

Mary Jane Morgan¹

F, #413, b. 10 October 1845, d. 2 July 1931

Biography

Corresponded with author

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Birth

Oct 10, 1845

Rockingham Co., NC, USA, age 5 in 1850 census; age 13 in 1860; Jay Morgan: Rockingham Co., NC^2,3,4,5,6

Note

raised Melissa after her mother's death.⁷

Note

Mollie had no children but raised Quill's 3 children. She farmed near Banger for many years with her stepson Jim. Later she lived in Iowa Falls and Des Moines, IA.

Death

Jul 2, 1931

Des Moines, IA, USA, from complications following a broken hip. (Liscomb also given.)^8,4,5,6

Burial

Liscomb Cemetery, Liscomb, IA, USA, in the Morgan family plot^4,9

Biography

She worked in a hotel in New Providence; he rented a farm from relatives. She lived on farm near Union and they were Quakers. She raised Quill's 3 children and took her sister Melissa's newborn daughter, Melissa Frances Hanson, and raised her.⁷

Religion

Quaker

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 21-23.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1850 Stokes Co., NC, Box 645, p. 312.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1860 Booneville, Yadkin Co., NC, Box 919, p. 4.
[S601] Family Group Sheet, sent by Jay Morgan to Charles Vella, Aug. 12, 2000.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 5, 69.
[S36] Letter, from James Hamilton Morgan to E. Beulah Hauser, Aug, 1941.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 69.
[S22] E.V. Uran, Family Genealogy, p. 24.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 66.

Melissa Frances Morgan¹

F, #414, b. 12 June 1847, d. 16 February 1873

Biography

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Corresponded with author

Birth

Jun 12, 1847

Rockingham Co., NC, USA, age 3 in 1850 census; age 13 in 1860; Rockingham Co., NC^2,3,4,5,6,7

Death

Feb 16, 1873

Liscomb, IA, USA, Died at age 25, in childbirth.^2,5,6,7

Burial

Liscomb Cemetery, Liscomb, IA, USA, in the Morgan Family plot.^5,8

Biography

Her husband was in Gowrie, IA in 1900.

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 20.
[S22] E.V. Uran, Family Genealogy, p. 24.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1860 Booneville, Yadkin Co., NC, Box 919, p. 4.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1850 Stokes Co., NC, Box 645, p. 312.
[S601] Family Group Sheet, sent by Jay Morgan to Charles Vella, Aug. 12, 2000.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 5, 75.
[S36] Letter, from James Hamilton Morgan to E. Beulah Hauser, Aug, 1941.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 66.

Emma Lodusky Morgan^1,2,3

F, #415, b. 14 August 1861, d. 6 November 1945

Biography

Corresponded with author

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Birth

Aug 14, 1861

near, Boonville, Yadkin Co., NC, USA, age 9 in 1870^4,5,6,7

Education

school in NC, in Liscomb IA under Prof. Jennings and Albion Seminary at Albion, IA

Occupation

Union, IA, USA, a teacher for many years, then a hat designer and owned a Millinery shop for 30 years

Residence

1928

Union, IA, USA

Death

Nov 6, 1945

Union, Hardin Co., IA, USA, of a stroke following a broken hip^5,6

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 30.
[S22] E.V. Uran, Family Genealogy, p. 24.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 139.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1870 Providence, Hardin Co., IA, Box 394, p. 18.
[S601] Family Group Sheet, sent by Jay Morgan to Charles Vella, Aug. 12, 2000.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 5, 139.
[S36] Letter, from James Hamilton Morgan to E. Beulah Hauser, Aug, 1941.

Ellen Annetta Morgan^1,2,3

F, #416, b. 29 October 1868, d. 5 August 1870

Biography

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Corresponded with author

Birth

Oct 29, 1868

Boonville, Yadkin Co., NC, USA, 1870 census, age 3^4,2,5,6,3,7

Death

Aug 5, 1870

New Providence, Hardin Co., IA, USA, after an illness with erysipilis/cholera infantum^4,5,8,7

Burial

New Providence, Hardin Co., IA, USA^5,6

Note

She was the only blonde in the family.

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 21.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1870 Providence, Hardin Co., IA, Box 394, p. 18.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 199.
[S22] E.V. Uran, Family Genealogy, p. 3, 24.
[S601] Family Group Sheet, sent by Jay Morgan to Charles Vella, Aug. 12, 2000.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 6.
[S36] Letter, from James Hamilton Morgan to E. Beulah Hauser, Aug, 1941.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 6, 199.

Martha Ann Morgan¹

F, #417, b. 11 August 1853, d. 10 June 1935

Biography

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Corresponded with author

Birth

Aug 11, 1853

Stokes Co., NC, USA, 1860 census age 7;1870, age 16^2,3,4,5,6,7

Death

Jun 10, 1935

Gowrie, Webster Co., IA, USA^2,6,7

Burial

Gowrie, IA, USA⁸

Biography

She was known for her garden and her canned goods which she sold. She was a founding member of the first Christian Church organized in Gowrie, later serving as president of the Missionary Society. She participated in the Farm Bureau movement. They lived near Liscomb, IA until Glenn, Grace and Ed were born, then moved to Webster Co. in 1880 when the land was prairie. They were among the pioneers of this county. Their home was The Maples. They were pioneers in the Farm Bureau.

She spoke often, according to daughter Fern, of Uncles Solomon and Noah Morgan, confirming their relationship to Hardin Morgan. She stated that her grandparents were born in Virginia, and later moving to NC.

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 18.
[S22] E.V. Uran, Family Genealogy, p. 24.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1870 Providence, Hardin Co., IA, Box 394, p. 18.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1860 Booneville, Yadkin Co., NC, Box 919, p. 4.
[S601] Family Group Sheet, sent by Jay Morgan to Charles Vella, Aug. 12, 2000.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 5, 91.
[S36] Letter, from James Hamilton Morgan to E. Beulah Hauser, Aug, 1941.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 91.

William Sidney Morgan^1,2

M, #418, b. 1 May 1851, d. 20 September 1866

Biography

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Corresponded with author

Birth

May 1, 1851

near, Boonville, Stokes Co., NC, USA, age 9 in 1860 census^3,4,5,6,7

Death

Sep 20, 1866

Boonville, Stokes Co., NC, USA, Andrew Jackson Morgan, his brother: "By accident. He punced a Squirl out of a hole of a tree to High. The Squirl jumped into the Boosum of his shirt, stuck his claws in his flesh. Sidney fell the 50 ft. and was killed instantly. Mason F. Morgan and Andrew J. Morgan was standing under the tree and witnessed the tragedy."^3,6,7

Burial

Boonville, NC, USA⁵

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 21.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 89.
[S22] E.V. Uran, Family Genealogy, p. 3, 24.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1860 Booneville, Yadkin Co., NC, Box 919, p. 4.
[S601] Family Group Sheet, sent by Jay Morgan to Charles Vella, Aug. 12, 2000.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 5, 89.
[S36] Letter, from James Hamilton Morgan to E. Beulah Hauser, Aug, 1941.

Mason Fuel Morgan^1,2

M, #419, b. 6 February 1849, d. 23 December 1935

Biography

Corresponded with author

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Birth

Feb 6, 1849

Beaver Island District, Stokes Co., NC, USA, age 11 in 1860 census^3,4,5,6,7

Education

Penn College, Oskaloosa, IA, USA

Graduation

Drake University, Des Moines, IA, USA⁸

Occupation

a prominent Iowa school teacher for over 40 years

Residence

Monroe (Jasper Co, IA ?)

Retirement

1925

Altona, IA, USA, as superintendent of schools for 4 years

Death

Dec 23, 1935

Des Moines, IA, USA^3,9,7

Burial

Glendale Cemetery, Des Moines, IA, USA¹⁰

Obituary

Dec 24, 1938

Liscomb, IA, USA, Veteran Teacher Pneumonia Victim
"Mace" Morgan Dies at Des Moines
In school work for more than 35 years
Superintendent of Schools at Radcliffe, Mapleton, Lake City, Deep River and Altoona -- Spent Early Days in Liscomb -- Came to Iowa in 1869.

Liscomb, Dec. 24 -- M. F. (Mace) Morgan, a teacher in the schools of Hardin and Marshall counties for many years and superintendent of schools in several Iowa towns and a resident of Liscomb in his earlier days, died Monday morning in a Des Moines hospital, according to word received here today.
Mr. Morgan who was 86 years of age, fell Saturday in his home, 1161 Twenty-sixth street, Des Moines, and suffered a fracture of the hip. Pneumonia developed and eath followed shortly after.
Mr. Morgan was born in February, 1849, in Yadkin county, North Carolina, the oldest of the 11 children of Hardin and Elizabeth Morgan.
Teacher 35 Years.
The first year in Iowa was spent in New Providence and in 1870 the family moved to Liscomb. For several years Mr. Morgan taught in the rural schools, his first position being as teacher of the Hazel Green school in Bangor township. He continued to teach for more than 35 years and served as superintendent of schools at Radcliffe, Mapleton, Lake City, Deep River, and Altoona.
He was married 37 years ago to Miss Judith Garrett of Altoona. When he retired from active school work he went to Des Moines to make his home.
He is survived by his widow and two children, Mrs. henry Lebby of Des Moines and Hubert Morgan of Trenton, N. M. A sister, Mrs. Emma Ralls of Union, and two brothers, Jack Morgan of Atascadero, Calif., and James Morgan of Seattle, Wash., also survive.
He was a member of the University Church of Christ and the University Men's Sunday school class of Des Moines.
Funeral services will be held at 1:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Dunn Funeral home, Des Moines, and burial will be in a Des Moines cemetery.

Biography

Started schooling in North Carolina, then under Mr. Jennings of the Liscomb IA school. He taught a year or two of school then attended Penn College at Oskaloosa, IA. He attended Drak University in Des Moines, IA, where he graduated from the Normal Department.
Mace was most anxious that his parents would be cared for properly in their old age and delayed his marriage until they had passed away. He paid for perpetual care of the Morgan lot in the Liscomb cemetery. When his brother Jim was 8 years old, he wanted to adopt him so that he could personally see that Jim received a fine education. It was due to Mace's influence that Jim received his Ph.B. degree from Drake University. Jim had covered 4 years prepratory work and four years University work in three years of actual attendence. Prof. Shepard once asked Mace why his brother Jim had never returned to finish his work so he could graduate. When Mace told of Jim's record, Prof. Shepard at once saw to it that Jim was given his diploma and received his Ph.B. degree.
As a boy on the plantation after the end of the Civil War, a rebel cavalry soldier on one of the horses given by Gen. Grant to all the rebel calvary soldiers, came riding thro the field where Mace was working. The soldier asked Mace for directions to a certain place. Mace gave the desired information. The man dismounted, walked over to Mace, and knocked him down. He then remounted and rode away. This incident illustrates the feeling the returned rebels had for any Northern sympathizer.
Throughout Mace's life no matter where he lived, his influence for all that was good and fine in life was felt by everyone who came in contact with him.
At the 1954 Morgan reunion, the prgram was in memory of "Uncle Mace." Glowing tributes were paid by all present and read from letters sent in by other relatives. His son Hubert gave many interesting side lights on his father's life. Mace used a piano stool to teach his son to swim. Mace was ahead of his time in many educational ways. Was advocating a "Teacher's Pension Bill" long before his death.
It was heart-warming to listen to Hubert's fine talk about his worthy father and to realize that as long as any Morgan descendant is alive or any pupil of Mason Morgan lives the name of Mason Morgan will stand for Nobility, Honesty, the best of education and good citizenship. As a pioneer teacher his influence will go marching on and on.
He was a teacher and superintendent of Iowa schools: Radcliffe, Mapleton, Lake City, Deep River, and Altoona.
According to Fern Hauser, he had a sweet tenor voice and played the guitar and added much to everyone's music education and appreciation.

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 21.
[S95] Newspaper, genealogical advertisement by Maxwell Morgan, Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, NC, Feb 5, 1953.
[S22] E.V. Uran, Family Genealogy, p. 24.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1850 Stokes Co., NC, Box 645, p. 312.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1860 Booneville, Yadkin Co., NC, Box 919, p. 4.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 5, 85.
[S36] Letter, from James Hamilton Morgan to E. Beulah Hauser, Aug, 1941.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 85.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 5.
[S601] Family Group Sheet, sent by Jay Morgan to Charles Vella, Aug. 12, 2000.

Andrew Jackson Morgan^1,2

M, #420, b. 7 December 1855, d. 1 December 1948

Biography

Corresponded with author

A Contributor to Houghton Surname Project

Birth

Dec 7, 1855

Gordonville, Stokes Co., NC, USA, age 4 in 1860; age 14 in 1870; age 24 in 1880; 1900 gives NC; age 54 in 1910; Jay Morgan: also Rockingham, Richmond Co., NC;^{3,4,5,6,7,8,9,2,10}

Immigration

1937

Pacific Grove, CA, USA, to live with hid daughter Leona.¹¹

Immigration

circa 1941

Berkeley, Alameda Co., CA, USA, to live with hid daughter Loena.

Letter

Aug 5, 1942

Pacific Grove, CA, USA, describing parents and syblings based on a Bible, a church record which Hardin Morgan kept.
Dwight wrote many letters to Imogene over the years.¹²

Residence

1943

¹³

Death

Dec 1, 1948

Berkeley, Alameda Co., CA, USA, of cancer and pneumonia.^3,9,14

Burial

Liscomb, IA, USA, ashes, after being cremated in Berkeley, CA, were scattered over the family farm by his son N. Dwight.^9,15

Biography

He learned telegraphy under Joe Willets and then worked on the C.R.R.I., the Iowa Central Railroad, as an assistant agent at Oskaloosa. He met Sadie there, who was from New Sharon. In 1882, he was appointed as agent at Carleton (which he was influential in the change of the name to Popejoy), a station of C.R.R.I., and was there for 8 years, and he built up a grain and coal business. They then moved to Ossian for 2 years and then to Iowa Falls in 1884 where he engaged in real estate; he lost a lot of money in these deals. The census of 1900 of Iowa Falls: age 44, married 18 years, living at 904 River St. with 7 children. He was living at 1307 River St. in 1910 with 7 children. In 1920 Census, same address. They moved to Dysart, then back to Iowa Falls. He worked as depot agent, carpenter, then insurance and loans, and grain buying.They moved to Atascadero, CA, when he retired at 66 years of age, where Sadie died in 1936. Six of their children followed them to California. From 1938 he lived in Berkeley, CA with his daughter Loena.

Drew’s story
My first recollections were in Stokes County where Grandfather Morgan lived with Father and Mother. His name was
Perry and he was a great hunter. He let me shoot the wad out of his gun after he got through cleaning it. That is the first
thing I remember in this checkered life of now turning into my 88th year.
My next was when Father had an auction sale and sold Pink and Heart, our two cows. Jim Tumblin, a cousin, and his
brother bought Heart, put a rope around her horns and tried to lead her and, as she never had a rope on her horns before,
she cut up scandalous and they broke one of her horns off and knocked out one of her eyes. I ran to the house crying and
told Mother to go and take the cows back as those men were going to kill them.
The day before we were to leave, a brother and a cousin came to bid us good-bye. They were both tipsy, and they offered
Mattie 10 cents in silver if she would kiss them. She refused and ran into the house, so I told them I would kiss them for
the 10 cents but they would not pay me, so they left without a kiss.
I was four years old when I sat on Grandpa’s lap and shot the wad out of his gun; and five years old when we moved
away and rented a place of Jim Cardwell near the Yadkin County line, where we lived for about a year, then Father
bought our home-place one and a half miles from Booneville.
There were 200 acres cleared and 40 acres on the west side joining Tom Spencers. After 3 years Father sold the 40 to
Spencer. Mat and I had to go over there every two or three days, pull up a sack of pig weed and carry it home nearly a
mile to feed our pigs. Then we cleared up some ten or fifteen acres on the south side of our home, next to Aunt Kitty
Kruses and Mrs. Crumbles, and worked that for many years.
When I was about nine years old, I took a little shot gun and went out along a narrow path that crossed a little spring
creek. The path was just wide enough to get through the alder bushes and briars for about ten rods, and I stopped before I
started to go down through this place, as it was then nearly sundown. I was standing there in the path when a very big
black animal came down the path to the creek and drank, and as good luck happened to be in my favor, the wind was
blowing from the south.
I was about 4 rods north of the creek after the animal got through drinking. He raised his head looked round, went back
up the path for four or five rods, started off through the thicket, jumped on the rail fence, gave two or three whines,
jumped down and meandered off through the briars and brush. Three days after that he was treed about a mile south of
where I saw him, and was shot by Jim Crumwell — a black bear. The wind blowing from the south is what saved me
from becoming bear meat.
Another close call was with a panther, which had been seen by several people, in the timber west of our place. Nancy,
Mat, Sidney and I took rakes, went up in the timber to rake the leaves from under 5 or 6 big chestnut trees. The chestnuts
always fell off at night, so in order to get them, we had to get there early in the morning before the hogs did. After we
had got them from three or four trees, we heard a woman calling and we answered back. She would answer again and we
noticed she was closer every time she hollered. We kept looking through the timber expecting to see the woman appear
any minute when Nancy said, “Oh! I bet it’s that panther,” and they all broke and ran for their lives.
Of course I was left way behind. I was crying like any kid would and was scared with in an inch of my life. The rest of the
kids were way ahead of me, when I slipped in a hole, fell down and imagined that panther was just ready to spring upon
my back, but by a great effort I got to my feet and ran as I never ran before or since. Well, believe it or not, he was killed
by a man by the name of Jake Horn, a mountaineer, who always carried his rifle hung on the horn of his saddle.
He had been to the mill with a grist of corn and had to wait till nearly sundown. There was a leaning tree that reached
right over the road, and just before he reached the tree, he saw something move in the foliage. He stopped his horse and
sure enough, there was a big animal crouched and ready to spring. He reached for his rifle and down came Mr. Animal
right in the road-a panther, 7 feet from tip to tip. He was hung up at the P.O. at Booneville for several days.
My next narrow escape was in a swimming hole. Mase, Sid and I were just above the path where I had seen the bear.
Mary Jane, Melissa, Saline and Em Dosier from Booneville, the Doctor’s daughters, were at our house, visiting our girls.
They all got on some old dresses and went out to that little pond and went in swimming. I had on my regular long-tail
shimmy, which was all any kids wore in the summer time so I thought I would go in too, and came very near to my
death. First one and then the other of those Gals caught me and baptized me until I was just about gone, as they did not
let me have time to get my breath before another would souse me under. Mase, Sid and Roe Crumwell just happened to
come along, and Mase rescued me, or I guess I wouldn’t be here now to tell about it.
On Christmas morning, we sometimes slipped over to Aunt Kitty Kruse’s house. One time, we picked up some walnuts
without asking for them. When we got home, Mother asked us if we asked Aunt Kitty for them and we told her “No” and
she made us pick them right up, tote them back to the house, tell Aunt Kitty what he had done and ask her to forgive us.
Brother Sid once found a big cow bell in the woods, with a wide leather strap and buckle on it. It was quite sumptuous to
have a bell on your cow in them days, so we children thought we were going to be right in the swim, but Mother told us
we could not keep it, as if it was found on our cow, the owner would claim that we stole it. About that time, there was a
great religious wave sweeping the country. We did not dare whistle, or use words beginning with “By” such as “by
golly”, or call anybody a liar or step on a grave. We were under the Blue Laws of Connecticut.

"My father & mother were both born in VA. Moved to NC when they were around 12 years of age."¹⁶

Residence

Popejoy, IA; Ossian, IA; Iowa Falls, IA; Atascadero, CA⁹

Association

American Yeoman, Fraternal Bankers, American Bible Society. He was president of Board of Education, City Park commissioner, Game Warden, and Chairman of the State Democratic Committee.

Pedigree

Citations

[S18] E. Beulah Hauser, Morgan Genealogy, p. 23.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 5, 111.
[S22] E.V. Uran, Family Genealogy, p. 24.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1870 Providence, Hardin Co., IA, Box 394, p. 18.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1910 US Census, Iowa Falls, Hardin Co., IA, Box 404.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1880 Liscomb, Marshall Co., IA, Box 355.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1900 Hardin Twp, Iowa Falls, Hardin Co., IA, Box 435, Vol. 32, ED 150, S 19.
[S235] U.S. Census, 1860 Booneville, Yadkin Co., NC, Box 919, p. 4.
[S601] Family Group Sheet, sent by Jay Morgan to Charles Vella, Aug. 12, 2000.
[S36] Letter, from James Hamilton Morgan to E. Beulah Hauser, Aug, 1941.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 113.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 5.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 18.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 17.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 66.
[S990] E. Beulah Hauser & Vivian Imogene MORGAN (28), Morgan Genealogy - V. I. (Morgan) Uran, p. 17, 111.