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This was their 11th child.
Morgan Family by Walter H. Cunyus p.193.
Tyler's Quarterly Magazine, Vol 25, 1943-44, p 270.
Anthony Morgan of Old Rappahanock Co., VA by M. W. Hiden.
Also see VA Genealogies of VA Families from Tyler's Quarterly, Vol. II, p 708.Anthony appears in County in 1665, serves an apprenticeship, has children listed in North Farnham Parish register. It is suggested he came from Bristol, England. IGI records suggest an Anthony & Charles Morgan, from Wales, who were relatives of Phillip Morgan of Glamorgan, Wales. Charles may have been the father of Anthony.
Research notes of Barron Flanary, Terrence Mason, Paul Sarrett, Jr., N. Dale Morgan.The origin of Anthony Morgan is unknown at this time. It in unknown if he is the immigrant from England, Wales or Scotland. It has been suggested that he may have been a son of a Scottish coal miner sent to the colonies after his father was involved in the Bonnie Prince Charles and Jacobites Rebellion that occurred in 1745 in Scotland and Wales, suppressed by King George II of Great Britain. Then on the other hand, he might have been part of the Scotch-Irish movement which came into Maryland, Pennsylvania, and upper Virginia, and then migrated south to the Carolinas in search of land following the French and Indian War of 1755.
Morgan Family by Walter H Cunyus p.193.
Tylers Quarterly Vol 25 p.270.
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.
Research notes of Barron Flanary.
Morgan Family by Walter H Cunyus p.193.
Tylers Quarterly Vol 25 p.270.
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.
Research notes of Barron Flanary.
Tylers Quarterly Vol 25 p.270. Also see "Genealogies of VA Families" in Tyler's Quarterly, Vol. II, p 708, article by M.W. Hiden.
IGI Records of Virginia.
Wills of Richmond Co, VA, p 99, inventory ordered 5 Mar 1749/50.
Marriages of Richmond Co., Va. p 137-138.
Duncan Marriages, FHC film #1033960.
Research notes of Barron Flanary, Terrence Mason, Paul Sarrett, Jr., Roma Lenahan.
Father's Will, Date: 12/3/1758, Probated: 9/22/1766, Place: Fauquier Co., VA. from Abstracts of Wills and Marriages of Fauguier Co, Va. 1759-1800, p 5.
In 1741 patented land in Prince William Co. Between 1752-7 appears as witness, surveyor, and appraisor. In 1764 sold land to Bushrod Doggett, the land patented to him in 1741, which land was sold on 3 Apr 1765 to William, Charles' brother. In 1796 Charles brother-in-law, a Daniel Bradford deposed for Charles' grandson.
WILL: Fauquier Co. Will B. 2, p 260; Will dated 10 Nov 1792, proved 25 Feb 1793; Unlike his brothers, remained in Fauquier Co., Ky. all his life; His wife had predeceased him.
Abstracts of Wills & Marriages of Fauquier Co, VA, 1759-1800, p 5. Father's Will, dated 3 Dec 1758, probated 22 Sep 1766.
Research notes of Barron Flanary, Terrence Mason.
Born in Dumfries.
RESEARCHER: E-mail from Lynda [cupido@cchat.com] to Dale Morgan; 25 Feb 1998; ; (See Jeremiah Morgan notes.) Served as an Ensign, 13th VA Regiment, possibly killed in Amer. Rev.
IGI Records for VA listing marriage.
Abstracts of Wills and Marriages of FAUQUIER Co., VA 1759-1800.
Research notes of Barron Flanary.
In 1753 Benjamin and wife Phebe acknowledged a deed in Prince William Count Court (O.B., 1752-3, p. 181).
Research notes of Ann Bonner.
Research notes of David K. White Homepage on the Settle Family.
MARRIAGE-PROBATE: Fauquier Co. Historical Society Bulletin, p 507; tells of James' marriage; that he fought in the French & Indian wars; died in 1763; The appraisement of James Morgan's estate was returned to Fauquier Court on 24 Sep 1765; On 23 July 1765, his widow, Elizabeth Morgan entered into a marriage contract with Henry Mauzy who agreed to maintain two children of said Elizabeth by her deceased husband, during their minority.
Morgan Family by Walter H Cunyus p.193.
Abstracts of Wills & Marriages of Fauquier Co., VA 1759-1800.
Research notes of Barron Flanary.
In manuscript by Rev. James Spencer Morgan, the family originated in Fauquier Co, VA, moved to Mecklinburg Co, then on to Union Co, SC.
Tyler's Quarterly Vol 25 p 276.
Morgan Family by Walter H. Cunyus, p 193.
Abstracts of Wills and Marriages of Fauquier Co., VA 1759-1800.
Research notes of Barron Flanary.