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Mark Morgan

Birth18 Apr 1776 - Anson, North Carolina, USA
DeathJan. 31, 1858 - Wilcox County, Alabama, USA
MotherMary Thompson
FatherWilliam Goen Morgan

Born in Anson, North Carolina, USA on 18 Apr 1776 to William Goen Morgan and Mary Thompson. Mark Morgan married Euphrania Frances Hare and had 13 children. He passed away on Jan. 31, 1858 in Wilcox County, Alabama, USA.

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Parents
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William Goen Morgan
1740 - 1782
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Mary Thompson
1751 - 1793
Spouse(s)
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Euphrania Frances Hare
1807 - 1850
Children Show all
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Lucy Ann Morgan (Morgan)
1832 - 1876
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Margaret J "Peggy" Morgan
1829 - 1914
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John Oliver Morgan
1837 - 1866
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Mary Jane Morgan
1844 - 1869
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Frances Catherine Morgan
1841 - 1900
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Lidia Morgan (Criswell)
1827 - 1897
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Nathan Clark Morgan
1831 - 1874
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Mark Hare Morgan
1835 - 1867
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Eli A Morgan
1823 - 1863
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Catherine Elizabeth Morgan
1825 - 1850
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Henry Morgan
1838 - Unknown
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Ann Eliza Morgan
1845 - 1914
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Mary Catherine Morgan
1839 - Unknown

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