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Note: s father was William Morgan, Emma Clementine Sharpton's first husband. The book is owned by Ruthie Linder Crandall. The book tells of a church (The Church of God in Christ) he started and mentions his father.
James Manuel Morgan told his grandson Johnnie Wesley Linder that his father's name was William D. Morgan. "Family Knowledge"
The family believes this man below is the correct William Morgan father of James
William D. Morgan
FIND A GRAVE
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=71512999
Birth: 1838
Death: Sep. 20, 1872
Gravestone picture
SAXXED
to the memory of
WILLIAM D. MORGAN
DIED
Sept. 20th, 1872,
Aged 34 yrs. & 6 mos.
He was a kind and affectionate
husband, one who had many
friends and enjoyed life; in his
affliction he bowed meekly to
the Lord who gives and takes
at his will.
MABY
Burial: Chestnut Creek Cemetery
Verbena, Chilton County, Alabama, USA
Created by: David Simpson
Record added: Jun 17, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 71512999
William Morgan who married Emma Clementine Scoggins is not John Redman's son
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My name is Mike Crandall. I found you on new familysearch.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=47188165
I am researching my wife's genealogy. Her g-grandfather was James Manuel Morgan whose father was William Morgan born abt 1832 North Carolina, died 20 Sep 1872 Alabama, buried Chestnut Creek Baptist Church, Chilton, Ala. whose wife was Emma Clementine Scoggins.
We have been looking and looking and looking for the father of William Morgan. It was exciting to find in new familysearch a father for William Morgan. You listed John Redman Morgan and Nancy as the parents of William Morgan (who married Emma Clementine Scoggins).
However sources are not listed. That is what I would like to have to be able to connect William Morgan to John Redman Morgan. Do you have any sources. Would you please send me what you have?
Thank You!
Mike Crandall
Hi. I'm not sure if I can help you. I have a son for John Redmond Morgan named William, but he d. as a child (1878-1879)There is also a nephew of John named William living in his household in 1880 who was b 1857 in AL. Neither of these could be your William. Since Willis is one of my family lines, I was working on John's marriage to Margaret Elizabeth Willis. I don't know who his wife Nancy is. I suppose since "John" and "Morgan" are such common names, we could be talking about completely different people, although the marriage dates and Nancy's death date do work out.
Do you have Ancestry.com? I found the family in 1860, 1870, and 1880 censuses, plus a confederate pension record and a picture of John's headstone.
Good luck in your search!
List of William D. Morgans born in the south in the 1850 US Census
The 1850 census is faded, some mistranslation is possible
The 1st William Morgan appears to be correct
1850 US Census District 1, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MH5H-5ZR
Enumerated on Oct 26, 1850
Henry/Harry Morgan M abt 1818 32 North Carolina
Catharine Morgan F 1811/1820 30/39 North Carolina -age could be 30-34-36-39
William D Morgan M abt 1838 12 North Carolina <--right name, age and state
Archibald Morgan M abt 1841 9 North Carolina
Julia A Morgan F abt 1844 6 Georgia
Mary F Morgan F abt 1847 3 Georgia
Catharine A Morgan F abt 1850 5m Georgia
Elizabeth Cameron F abt 1837 13 North Carolina
This is the same family in 1860
1860 US Census Troy, Pike, Alabama
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MHD6-1W9
Henry Morgan M abt 1813 47 North Carolina
Catharine Morgan F abt 1815 45 North Carolina
Julia Ann Morgan F abt 1845 15 Alabama
Fannie Morgan F abt 1851 9 Alabama
James Morgan M abt 1852 8 Alabama
Frederick Morgan M abt 1853 7 Alabama
Josephine Morgan F abt 1857 3 Alabama
1850 US Census Subdivision 29, Benton, Alabama
William Morgan M 40 South Carolina
Lavisa Morgan F 32 Alabama
Marietta Morgan F 10 Alabama
William D Morgan M 7 1843 Alabama
James C Morgan M 5 Alabama
Susan N Morgan F 2 Alabama
List of William Morgans born in the south close to 1838
1850 US Census Subdivision 30, Benton, Alabama
J W Morgan M 37 Georgia
Elizabeth Morgan F 43 Alabama
Nancy J Morgan F 15 Alabama
William Morgan M 14 abt 1836 Alabama
Rebecca Morgan F 13 Alabama
Archibald Morgan M 11 Alabama
Thomas Morgan M 9 Alabama
John D Morgan M 6 Alabama
George W Morgan M 1 Alabama
1850 US Census Wilcox, Alabama
Joseph Morgan M 65 North Carolina
Drucilla Morgan F 70 North Carolina
Geo Morgan M 46 North Carolina
Jno B Morgan M 14 Alabama
William Morgan M 10 abt 1850 Alabama
It is believed by Ruthie Crandall that William D Morgan was wounded in the Civil War and that he was a Confederate.
Note: Our ancestor the Reverend James Manuel Morgan wrote in his book that hi
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