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John Morgan

Birth04 Jan 1700 - Groton, New London, Connecticut, USA
DeathFeb 1771 - Groton, New London, Connecticut, USA
MotherRuth Shapley
FatherJohn Morgan

Born in Groton, New London, Connecticut, USA on 04 Jan 1700 to John Morgan and Ruth Shapley. John Morgan married Sarah Cobb and had 13 children. He passed away on Feb 1771 in Groton, New London, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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John Morgan
1667 - 1746
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Ruth Shapley
1672 - 1739
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Cobb
1702 - 1780
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Sarah Cobb
1702 - 1780
Children Show all
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Thomas Morgan
1742 - 1815
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Phebe Morgan {147.0}
1736 - 1773
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Pvt. Isaac Morgan
1750 - 1817
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Captain John Morgan
1729 - 1790
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Shapley Morgan
1740 - 1800
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Eunice Morgan
1744 - 1823
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Ruth Morgan
1733 - 1806
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Elkanah Morgan
1738 - 1764
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Stephen Morgan
1739 - Unknown
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Robert Morgan
1733 - Unknown
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Elkanah Morgan
1738 - 1764
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Thomas Morgan
1735 - 1830
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Judah Judy Morgan
1724 - 1804

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