Morgans - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Rogers AND Morgan

easycicero — 2009-11-09 00:19:50Z

Looking for any information re; Alfred Robert Morgan, born 1883 in St. Giles London & died 1918 Salonika, Greece, also his wife Ruth nee Rogers born 1879 & died 1936 in London they had three children who survived to adulthood - (Thomas) George-1901, Joseph Alfred-1905 & Mary Ruth-1907. Ruth's mother was Mary Ann Baker born somewhere in Kent, her father was a farmer named John (details from marriage certificte), but we cannot trace her before her marraiage to John Rogers.
Has any one any information please.
Many thanks.

Re: Rogers

easycicero — 2009-11-03 22:08:57Z

Hi Julie
Apologies for contacting you through Ancestry, but I have sent you several e-mails to your own address since your last one to me 11th October (they included some info. I thought would be of use to you), as I have not heard from you I wondered if you had received them. If you do not think you have any further information then that is okay, maybe you can just let me know and I will not bother you again. I am very grateful for what you have already given me it has allowed me to move on with the Rogers line. Many thanks once again.
Kind regards Lauraine & David Baker

Re: Morgan Morgans of Pentreclywdau, Llansamlet and Neath

duckbilledplaty — 2009-10-08 22:09:12Z

Hi Chris, and many thanks for your latest.

Ron was indeed very pleased to not only be 'found' (especially as other branches of his father's siblings' had believed that Harry had died soon after being shell-shocked in WW1, and hadn't even known that he'd gone to Australia, let aalone had married and had a family!) but I'm currently trying to discover for Ron, as well as for his cousin George (in the UK), more about the Parker family (Harry's middle name and his mother's maiden surname) and its connection (other than by marriage) with the Morgan(s).

Ron has yet to mention the Harris/Branch family from "Courtney st Pentre St. Johns Glamorgan", but he probably thinks that I have enough to do as it is with both the Morgans and Parker families, but thank you for the extra snippet of information re your and Ron#s Grandmother.

I too have enjoyed our correspondence, thank you, and I'm really thrilled that you took the time to contact me in the first instance, especially as it could very well have been that I didn't know about Ron's existence etc.

Wishing you all the best, and please give my love to Oz. I was out there in 1992 undertaking research into my late mother-in-law's ancestry - but that's another story, and best left to a different message board!

John

Re: Morgan Morgans of Pentreclywdau, Llansamlet and Neath

chrithe — 2009-10-08 00:16:13Z

John.
Glad to see you have already made contact with Ron. Job done. I have no interest in following anything but a direct line of relationship in my family tree so I will leave the Morgan line there.
Ron would have been real pleased to have found more information on the Morgans as up to a few years ago when I reconnected with his family he knew very little apart from his own experiences of his father. We do have other Welsh connections with Ron's and my Grandmother Edith Ellen Harris (nee Branch)born 1879 in Courtney st Pentre St. Johns Glamorgan.Thanks for the correspondence Chris.

Re: Morgan Morgans of Pentreclywdau, Llansamlet and Neath

duckbilledplaty — 2009-10-07 11:43:40Z

Hi David and many thanks for your lovely reply, even though we don't have a Morgan family connection.

Much appreciated, and wishing you all the best,

John

Re: Morgan Morgans of Pentreclywdau, Llansamlet and Neath

easycicero — 2009-10-07 11:16:09Z

HI
I am sorry to disappoint you, but my gt.grandfather John Morgan married Mary Baker, there daughtr Ruth was my grandmother, she married Alfred Morgan in London 1915. Therefore I do not think there is a connection here.
Thanks anyway for your reply.
Kind Regards
David

Re: Morgan Morgans of Pentreclywdau, Llansamlet and Neath

duckbilledplaty — 2009-10-07 10:00:25Z

Hi Chris, and thanks for your wonderful reply,

Now, to start at the end and work towards the beginning of your message, although indeed my Username is duckbilledplaty, I don't live in Australia, but rather I live on the Gower Peninsular in (old) South Wales, UK, not that far from where Harry Morgan's father, John was born.

The reason for the username being as it is, is because many years ago, I had an email address with a company called Madasafish, and somehow, duckbilledplaty seemed to go with it (I've since changed email addresses, but have kept my username for ancestry!)

Right then, having established that I'm not in Oz, and where I do live, now to how I connect with both Harry and with Morgan Morgans (you might need to sit down for a long time whilst I give the resume!)

My late Mother's Mother was the daughter of Jonas Jonson (a Norwegian Sailor) and his wife, Mary Jane nee Morgans, and MJM's parents' were Morgan Morgans and Jane (nee Davies).

Morgan (who as you can see from my heading, was born at Pentreclwydau, which is in the Neath Valley) married Jane Davies at a place called Gwindy in Lower Llansamlet, Swansea, and their first-born child was John Morgans. Mary Jane Morgans (my Great Grandmother) was born the following year, and Morgan and Jane's third child, James Richard Morgans, was born c1860.

Circa 1862, it would appear that John's mother, Jane, died, although where and when has yet to be discovered, but in 1866 Morgan remarried, and at the time of the 1871 Census, although Morgan plus his new wife and her two daughters, plus 2 of Morgan's children from his new marriage were on that year's Census, both John and Mary Jane (James Richard had died back in 1862) had totally 'disappeared' (and believe you me, I have tried just about every way of finding either/both of them, including using sources others don't use!)

In 1877, Mary Jane Morgans resurfaced, and not only at Swansea (which was where she married Jonas Jonson that year), but also providing the correct details of her parentage etc. Following that year/event it has been easier to follow her through the rest of her life, even though at times she did provide confusing (to say the least) details!

To cut a very long story short, it has only been in more recent months that I've discovered a lot more about John Morgans and his life-story than I'd previously known (and I'd known quite a lot about him before that, especially as my late mother usd to talk about him and how she'd met him on more than one occasion when he visited Swansea during the 1910-1920 period, and she also had a family photo of him and his children).

John Morgans, as you may or may not know, married twice. His first wife was Frances Amelia Edith nee Gladwin (whom he married in India, and by her had several children), whilst after Frances ?died, he married Henrietta Ann (nee Parker) - also in ?India. As to the when's and where's etc, I'm still following up various leads, although I will probably have to head up to London at some time in the future and to the India Office Library there to view the various Church records for India, and then plough my way through the contents!

Henry Parker Morgan(s) was, as far as I'm aware, the first child of the 'union' between John Morgans and Henrietta Ann Parker, but as to the year and place of his birth, not only are they rather ambiguous (to say the least), but part of the 'problem' stems from how old Harry said he was when he joined the army during WW1 (he said he was much older than he actually was).

I'm currently trying to discover more about the Parker side of the family, especially as Harry provided an address for his WW1 discharge papers which was where a Parker had lived (in Suffolk, UK), although what exactly was the connection is what I'm trying to discover.

As to your cousin, would that be Ronald (Harry's son in Canberra?) for if it is, then he and I have been in contact since I 'found' him about 4 months ago, and it's thanks to some papers he's kindly copied and sent to me that I've been able to go down some new 'avenues' previously unknown to myself and the Morgans family in general.

Hopefully (as I've just updated my profile) you will be able to see my contact email address, and should you contact me that way, then I will not only be able to share much more information. You might also be interested to know that since early 2008, I have managed to find about 98% of Morgan Morgans' descendants, and as such, I have a (non-public) Group on Google under the name of morganmorgansdescendants.

Hope that all of the above will be of great interest, and I look forward to hearing from you again,

John

Re: Morgan Morgans of Pentreclywdau, Llansamlet and Neath

chrithe — 2009-10-07 08:45:44Z

Hi,
Harry Parker Morgan is my uncle He was married to my father's sister. The birth date was given to me by his son and was entered on his marriage certificate, however there was a conflicting date given on his application to join the Australian navy. Iam forwarding this email to my cousin to seek permission to give you further details of descendants of H P Morgan. In the meantime would you reply with your relationship to the above. Also do you live in Australia as your duckbillplaty address indicates.
regards Chris.

Re: Rogers

easycicero — 2009-10-06 21:25:33Z

Hi
Just wondering if you received my e-mail of 20/09/09 in answer to yours of the same date, in case you did not my reply was:- Ruth Rogers was my grandmother, making John Rogers my gt. grandfather. Ruth married Alfred Morgan in 1915. Any information you may have regaring the Rogers family we would be so grateful to receive, as we have come up against a brick wall regardng my grandmother's family. We are interssted in the birth place of Mary Rgers (nee Baker) she was the mother of Ruth & wife to John. You can contact us direct on e-mail David@net-trix.net or Taxi105@hotmail.com.
Hoping to hear from.
Kind regards
David Baker

Re: Morgan Morgans of Pentreclywdau, Llansamlet and Neath

duckbilledplaty — 2009-10-06 14:02:32Z

Apologies for taking so long to get back to the wonderful hope you've given me in your message that you "may have a link to John Morgans who married Henrietta Ann Parker", through their son, Henry (Harry) Parker Morgan; unfortunately holidays and a few other things got in the way of my replying, but now that I'm here, I look forward to what you have to add.

First of all I'm very interested indeed to read that "Henry (Harry)Parker Morgans [was] Born Nov 3 1897 in Cossipore India and died Mar 17 1967 in Perth Western Australia", for although I know that his parents' were John Morgan(s) and Henrietta Ann (nee Parker) I've yet to find anything which pinpoints his birth to a specific place and a specific year. Have you been able to see the Indian Church record with those details? I'd be very interested, as I would indeed be to find out where and how you fit into the family!

Re: Rogers

easycicero — 2009-09-20 22:32:02Z

Hi
Thank you for e-mail, my gt. grandfather was John Rogers, my grandmother was Ruth Rogers (Morgan). We know John married a Mary Baker but there seems some confusion as to where and when she was born. We also lost the trail for John as she declares herself a deserted wife in 1891 census & he does not appear again in any of the censuses after 1881. Therefore ANY information you may have would be marvellous, as we had almost given up hope on following this line. From the 1881 census I have 2 sons listed for John & Mary - Charles & Edward was either of these your gt. grandad. Strangely my mother Mary, Ruth's daughter married a Baker, so the name Mary Baker came around again.
I am on holiday for 2 weeks as from Tuesday, but hope to speak with you again.
kind regards
David

Re: Rogers

JT530 — 2009-09-20 20:19:53Z

Hi

I think I may have some info that might help you regarding Rogers & Morgan. My Grandfathers Aunt was Ruth Rogers,She married Alfred Morgan. Ruth's father, John Rogers is my Grt Grt Grandfather!

Re: Morgan Morgans of Pentreclywdau, Llansamlet and Neath

chrithe — 2009-09-17 03:21:48Z

I may have a link to John Morgans who married Henrietta Ann Parker. They had a son Henry (Harry)Parker Morgans Born Nov 3 1897 in Cossipore India and died Mar 17 1967 in Perth Western Australia. Contact me if this could be a link and I could put you in touch with his son now 83 years of age.Correspondence with him would have to be by snail mail or Telephone.

william morgans

jackiepinkfairy — 2009-08-27 13:49:42Z

Hi I,m looking for the father of William Morgans.William was born in Oct 1859 at a farm called Maenllwyd in Llanrhysted.His mother was Mary Jones,no married name, His father was named as Evan Morgans and the informant was John Jones of Maenlwyd,Mary,s Father.I,m trying to trace Evan born in Tregaron father ALso Evan both Labourers.He married Mary in july 1860 and were living in Aberaeron,William was a foster child living in LLanrhysted at this time.thanks.

Re: Morgans/Morgan

easycicero — 2009-08-12 20:22:41Z

Hi Rhonda
Your e-mail regarding the Morgan family, I do not think they relate to my family. My grandfather was Alfred Robert Morgan born 1883 in St Giles London, he was the son of Thomas & Frances Morgan, he died in Salonika in 1918. He did have a daughter Mary who was my mother but she never died until 1985.
I have also been looking for relatives of my grandfather Morgan without much luck. If you still think there may be some other family connection I will be very intersted.
Best wishes in your research
Kind regards
David

Re: Morgans/Morgan

geoffreyderrick — 2009-08-11 12:06:13Z

Hello there,My grandfather was Robert Morgan son of David and Maria Morgans which have i been searching for about 8 months.. I have found there marriage certificate .. I do know that there daughter Mary Morgan also died young i have found some of the sons birth and death certificates maybe we can exchange what information that we have.. You can contact me on my email address rne17677@bigpond.net.au..
thanks Rhonda (morgan)

Rogers

easycicero — 2009-06-15 21:56:55Z

I am looking for any information or relatives of my grandmother Ruth Morgan (nee Rogers) born approx. 1880 in Southwark, London she died 1936 Southwark. She married Alfred Robert Morgan 1915. Her father was John Rogers born 1841 either Blackfriars or Lambeth & mother Mary Ann Baker born either Kent Area or at Sea, birth range 1845/1851 depending on census year.

Morgan

easycicero — 2009-06-15 21:46:37Z

I am looking for any information or relatives of my grandfather Alfred Robert Morgan born 1883 in St Giles, London, he was killed in Salonika, Greece 1918. He was married to Ruth Rogers and lived in Southwark. His father was Thomas Joseph Morgan 1849 & mother Frances Sophia Hyson 1859. His brother was Joseph Richard Morgan born 1880 also in St. Giles.

MORGANS of Pwll-y-Glaw, Cwmafan

2005-05-10 10:08:58Z

Anne MORGANS b1847 Pwll-y-Glaw, who married Robert DAVIES 1871 in Cwmafan, had 3 children and then they came to Australia circa 1877. Anne's father was Jason MORGANS, believed to have been Brewers or Hoteliers, probably in Swansea. Is there any information on this family out there??

Mrs. George Morgans - Quakake, PA

2004-09-23 05:43:31Z

Looking for information concerning Mrs. George Morgans - I believe her first name is Alice and she is the daughter of my great great grandparents, Jonas & Rebecca Hein. Mrs. Morgans signed Rebecca's death certificate in 1927 in Scranton PA . Would like to see if the Morgans can give me information on Jonas Hein (Alice's father). I have a lot of information on the Messerschmidts (Rebecca's maiden name). Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Morgans and Morris

2002-12-28 22:01:10Z

Lloyd, My G.Grandparents were Ann and Thomas Morgans. They had 5 sons and three daughters, my Grandmother Mary was one of the daughters,born in Merthyr approx. 1868. their third son was Joseph born in Tredegar approx. 1866-1867. In the 1881 census the family were living in Colli Row Bedlinog. I have been lead to believe the family went to America in the 1880's(not sure how many of them) Do you think it is the same family. Margaret.

Re: Morgans of LLanfihangel nant melan,Radnorshire,Wales

2002-02-13 18:30:47Z

William Morgans: 1810 - Mar 22 1862. A son of Thomas Morgans (farmer).
Raised at Tynllan, Llandegley. Died Llannerch, Llanfihangel
On Mar 5 1838 , he married Ann (1810 - May 4 1876), daughter of Edward Thomas (farmer) of Eaglestone.
They had seven children that I know of.
They are both buried in Llandegley churchyard.

Morgan Morgans of Brecon, Wales

CathyGarcia — 2002-05-10 01:21:19Z

Am looking for info on Morgan Morgans, reportedly an inn keeper in or near Brecon or possibly Berkenshire, Wales. He had at least one daughter, Margaret Morgans, who married Benjamin Herbert and immigrated to the U.S. in 1818.

Morgans

dbirdxes — 2001-10-24 17:46:44Z

Any information on my great great grandmother, Rose Morgans, who married John Griffiths. She would have been born around 1860. John Griffiths was born in Wales and moved to England. Don't know if Rose was from Wales or England. They were the parents of Mary Ann, Margaret, Gwynne, James, William, Caroline and Arthur, who served in the King's Guards.

Morgan Morgans of Pentreclywdau, Llansamlet and Neath

duckbilledplaty — 2008-08-08 20:23:29Z

An entry in the Cadoxton Parish Register (Baptisms) showed Morgan Morgans (bo.1832) to have been the 'illegitimate child' of Richard Morgans, 'Footman', of Aberpergwm (which is near Glynneath, Glamorgan)and of Mary (although her surname was omitted from the same Register).

Morgan was apprenticed and later became a 'Boiler Maker'. travelling all around Wales and England. On several censuses he entered that his birthplace was 'Pentreclwydau' (which was a hamlet close to Aberpergwm House), although in his later life, he went to live in Neath, which is where he died in 1906.

Marrying twice (his first wife was Mary Jane Davies, who he married in Llansamlet c1856, and his second wife was Mary Elizabeth Whitlock, nee Paxford, who he married in Southampton in 1866), Morgan Morgans fathered a (known) total of 7 children, three of whom died young.

Of his 4 surviving children;-
1. John Morgans, bo.c1854-56 in ?Cadoxton, Neath, went out to India with the army, where he married and had 8 children by his first wife (Frances Amelia Gladwin) and 3 children by his second wife (Henrietta Ann Parker).
2. Mary Jane Morgans, bo.c1857 in Llansamlet, remained in Wales and she too married twice; one to Jonas Jonson, a Norwegian Sailor (and they had a daughter, Minnie Jonson, who married George Henry Jones c1901 in Swansea), and then she married Henry Raymond (a welsh miner from Begelly, Pembrokeshire) and they had 3 children (Lily, Sidney and William).
3. Thomas Morgans, bo.c1867 at Southampton (the 's' was in later years, dropped from his surname) later moved to Wales, where he married Mary Davies and founded a Morgan dynasty in Neath.
4. Matilda Catherine Morgans, bo.c1872-73 at Kenfig Hill, married Thomas Trickle in Neath, but later moved to the Liverpool area, where they had a family.

If you are related in any way to any of the above, I would love to hear from you, especially if you have any information which could help to answer the many broken links I'm still trying to mend (find)

Morgans with an "S"

nanst — 2001-09-21 18:36:48Z

Hello, it is so odd to find a real Morgans,my father is from Wales and his mother was Mary Ann Morgans,some of the family came to NY, PA and IL. I have info to share if you would like....PS my group came fom Monmouthshire and Glamorganshire.
Thx Doug

William Morgans born 1855 Mothvey (Carpenter)

anandi1 — 2008-06-20 20:03:46Z

I have found this family William Morgans, 26, wife Anne, 30, children John, 4, Elizabeth, 2 and Mary, 2 months living in District Road (Greenfield Cottage), Llangadock in the 1881 Census. I think they are my family but have been unable to trace them either backwards or forwards from 1881. According to the Census they were all born in Llangadock expect William who was born in Mothvey.

Anna

Re: Morgans with an "S"

SusanHarvey75 — 2005-08-02 07:44:24Z

ihave Morgans in Glamorgan ,and pembrokshire
Lewis Morgans arrived in Britannia porth Rhondda glamorgan by 1870.Hwas b 1834 in Pembrokshire, Redberth Parish .Married in 1870 and had children between 1873 and 1880.He died 1884 .
Any use?
Sue in LLANTRISANT,Glamorgan

Morgans of Llanarthney, Carmarthenshire, and Maerdy, Glamorgan, Wales

Russ_Davies — 2008-10-25 16:31:30Z

Looking for connections to William Morgans (born 1816), wife Rachel (1811), and children Margaret (1837), Morgan (1839), Cheslina (1842), Elizabeth (1844), David (1847), Anne (1850) and Daniel (1853). All were born in Llanarthney.
Also looking for connections to the above Daniel's family, wife Ann (born 1845), Mary A. (1873), William (1880), Jane (1882) and Margaret Alice (1875). Ann, Mary and William were born in Llanelli: Jane and Margaret Alice were born in Maerdy in the Rhondda valley.
In 1901 Daniel's family was living at 23 North Terrace, Maerdy.

Morgans of Bwlchygeuffordd

MarianneMorganGolden — 2006-01-17 19:26:07Z

I am looking for anyone with knowledge of the Morgans of Bwlchygeuffordd (name of their farm), Aberystwyth, New Cross, Cardiganshire, Wales. My 3rd great-grandfather, Morgan Morgans, owned the farm in the early 1800's and upon his death, his son, Thomas, inherited it. Thomas lived at the farm until at least 1901. Thanks in advance for your help.

Marianne Morgan Golden
mgolden24@msn.com

Help PLEASE! Stuck on Morgan Morgans & Mary Jones Glamorgan, Wales.

StormyMontana — 2006-10-28 05:24:03Z

It seems I've worked my way up the Morgan board & an "s" got added this generation.
I have become hopelessly stuck and PLEASE can anyone out there give me more info.....
especially parents for these two????

Morgan Morgans b about 1777 "of" St Nicholas, Glamorgan, Wales d (?) 19 Dec 1842 (?location)

married: Banns 13 July 1802

Mary Jones b about 1781 "of" St Nicholas, Glamorgan, Wales

Thanks....
Terri (Morgan) Ricks

Re: Help PLEASE! Stuck on Morgan Morgans & Mary Jones Glamorgan, Wales.

StormyMontana — 2006-10-28 05:24:03Z

Oh certainly I would!
If you want to e-mail instead of posting please send to
stormy@montana.com
Thanks sooooo much...

Terri

david morgan born swansea emigrated to Austrailia

wyndel2003 — 2008-08-15 05:55:56Z

Looking for the family of David Morgan (William Richard David Morgan) who was born in Swansea, married Lynne and had 3 daughters - Sandra, Edwina, and Andrea. Left UK lates 1940's 0r early 50's. He died in the early 1970's. Lived in Perth at one time we believe. He was one of 6 children, the son of Eliza and Jack Morgan of Killay swansea, later of Tredegar in Wales.

Morgans/Morgan

jshemorgan — 2008-09-03 13:10:53Z

I have tried to find my grandfathers family for years running into brick walls.it seems there was a family dispute and his bothers stopped talking to eachother.All I know is there father & mother (David & Maria Morgans dropping the "s" some years later) come to Australia in 1879 with a daughter Mary Ann & a son David John and setup a taylor business in Balmain NSW. They had two more sons Ninevah (named after the ship on which they arrived)& Robert.Mary ann Died near her 20th birthday.any help wouldbe great.thankyou

Morgans

allanfaint — 2005-03-22 12:51:24Z

My GGG Grandfather was Captain Henry Morgans died.1871 at sea, married to Susan? children Harriet Jane, John, Jane, Henry, Susan and Mary. Looking for any information Thanks

Re: Morgans with an "S"

garethmorgan47 — 2006-02-25 20:33:47Z

You say you have info. I am looking for some info on the Morgans from Monmouth and Glam who emigrated to the US

Re: Frederick Morgans

garethmorgan47 — 2007-06-11 21:13:13Z

Hello Josalee

No relation. I live in Maesteg 9 miles from Bridgend. Any idea what his brother's name was?

Gareth

Re: To all Morgans'

redastheone — 2008-04-28 12:18:54Z

Hello i am a Morgans! I fully share your frustrations of missing my S off my surname!!! I am trying to currently track some family possible liveing still today. Yet from family feuds over the years i am left with very little or almost nothing to begin with. I would be most greatful of any contact or help with this.

Rev Morgan Morgans Traveling precher

Natims — 2005-01-30 18:51:39Z

"Rev Morgan Morgans -Lecturer, traveler, and evangelist will begin a series of meetings at this place in July"
Found this in a newspaper dated 4/19/1892
http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Emobarry/data/scans/4-19-1892CRepu...
top left of page 3. This is the main paper site
http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Emobarry/data/4-19-1892CRepublican...
This is NOT my genealogy.

Frederick Morgans

josalee194 — 2006-08-08 18:33:07Z

I'm trying to find more details of Fredericks mother Hannah Morgans
Frederick, My gfather was born in Pembroke Union Workhouse 11 Nov 1880 also had a brother born 23 June 1875
I understand Frederick was adopted and became a miner and his brother lived in Bridgend
Can anyone help please
Sandra

Morgan Morgans Family in Greenwich area

tonymorgans — 2006-09-03 11:35:51Z

Lacking info on Harry Stephen Morgans born 1891 in Rotherhythe and Edward John Morgans born 1885 in Scotland.

Re: Morgan Morgans Family in Greenwich area

tonymorgans — 2008-05-20 13:03:32Z

I did respond to your kind message of 7 May but wonder if you received it.

I am very keen to complete my family tree with details of Joan and Diane, their families and any grandchildren. You are the only contact that I have had with any member of Edward and Edith's family. My father kept contact for some time but retained few records.

I would be most grateful to hear from you.

Re: Morgan Morgans Family in Greenwich area

tonymorgans — 2008-05-08 08:32:24Z

I had almost given up on tracing Edward's branch of the Morgans family! How interesting. Your father must have been Victor J Wilmoth born 28 Aug 1908. I do not have any other details. He married Joan in 1936 at Westminster.
Edward John had siblings Ethel Alice b.1883; Harry Stephen b.1891; Mary Rebecca b.1895; Thomas Bookham b. 1901 and my father Warwick Nixon b. 1903. Only Edward, Thomas and Warwick had children. Thomas had two daughters Joy (deceased) and Patricia (lives in Sway), Warwick had self Anthony Warwick (aged 74) and Janet (71)(lives in Chesterfield).
I have traced the male line back to a Morgan Morgans who married Anne Williams in Walcot, Bath 1n 1770. No Welsh connection found but that may be much earlier. I have filled in most of the history in the 19th and 20th century and would be happy to forward copies. Please contact tonymorgans@aol.com or 01522 788137. Would love to talk and sure that you will be able to add more.

Emma Grace Morgan born Champaign Ohio abt 1881

ErinLantz — 2007-02-11 20:08:01Z

I am looking for the parents of my great grandmother Emma Grace Morgan, born abt 1881 in Urbana, Champaign, Ohio. Her daughter was Gladys Garber born in 1898. Her first husband was John William Garber who has also born in Ohio abt 1865. Her second husband was R.W. Anderson of Georgia. Any help in tracing this line would be appreciated

margaret morgans

rosaliegillian60 — 2006-05-31 16:49:58Z

since my last posting I have found out more about margaret morgans. She was born in 1828 on a farm the postal addressbeing St Issells Pembrokshire. her F.James Morgans Mother Jane morgans sister sarah b1826 brother thomas b1831 borther james 1833 sister elizabeth 1838. can anyone help RGK

margaret Morgan or morgans

rosaliegillian60 — 2005-12-06 21:39:04Z

Margaret morgan or morgans born St Issells can anyone help. born late 1700's or early 1800's.

Re: Help PLEASE! Stuck on Morgan Morgans & Mary Jones Glamorgan, Wales.

coulingdarren — 2004-10-06 22:03:05Z

I need help with john jones and gwen jones nee morgans lived in Pengraig, Pontypridd, district my grandfather Robert Jones bought up by one of many brothers, all i have is my grandfathers birth certificate. Would like to know what happened to john and gwen and when born! Lori

Re: Morgan Morgans Family in Greenwich area

CharlesWilmoth100 — 2008-05-07 20:30:07Z

I am the grandson of Edward John Morgans, born about 1885 in Lockerbie in Scotland. I was 10 years old when he died and remember him well, and have quite a few photographs etc. My mother Joan Morgans was the elder of his two daughters, but as she died when I was 6, I was never able to get much information about his earlier life. My Aunt Diana died a few years ago, and she had a certain amount of information, but as she lived in Sweden for some time, I never got much information from her. My aunt's son died two weeks ago, and he left a certain amount of family history, which I may have access to. So far as I can make out, my grandfather having started out life in what appear to have been fairly humble circumstances, seems to have prospered.

I don't know if this is the Edward Morgans you are looking for, but it seems possible. I cannot recall meeting any of his relative, but I believe he had a sister.

David Morgans - gone to America

wkmorgs — 2006-03-25 07:04:04Z

I'm not sure where to start looking in the States. I'm looking for a David Morgans, my gradfathers twin brother, who by family hearsay went to America. And would like to contact any of his family in the States.
David was born 15 June 1861 in Erwpother,a farm, Towyn, Merioneth,Wales,Father,John Morgans, mother Elizabeth Margaretta Morgan. David was a witness to my G's marriage in 1887.
The family came from Cardiganshire, just to the North East of Aberystwith and were farmers. Names of ancesters included Morgan, Clocker,Hughes,Evans Bunce.
Can anyone point me in the right direction please? e mail wkmorgs@picwine.com.au (thats Australia)

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ZBrownlee — 2006-11-13 21:01:56Z

Minnie Ola and her children

Morgan, Jack(Maudine)
Morgan, Poss
Morgan, Skeet( Hazel)
(Frank)Morgan, Boone
Morgan, Jim
Morgan, Richard Hurbert
1905 - 1974
Morgan, Edna Viola
1913 - 1975

They livied with her sister Haddie or Hattie and her husband William George