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THOMAS MORGAN

Birth1730 - Groton, New London, Connecticut, United States
Death1792 - Abbeville District Kings Creek Newberry, Laurens, South Carolina, United States
MotherSarah Evans
FatherJohn Morgan

Born in Groton, New London, Connecticut, United States on 1730 to John Morgan and Sarah Evans. THOMAS MORGAN married Isabella Chitta Loftin Morgan and had 14 children. He passed away on 1792 in Abbeville District Kings Creek Newberry, Laurens, South Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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John Morgan
1669 - 1743
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Sarah Evans
1695 - 1729
Spouse(s)
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Isabella Chitta Loftin Morgan
1727 - 1801
Children Show all
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Benjamin Francis Morgan
1762 - 1835
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Sarah Isabella Morgan
1768 - 1850
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Reuben Clinton Morgan
1755 - 1829
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Thomas J. Morgan
1751 - 1827
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Mahlon Malon Morgan
1772 - 1836
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John Morgan
1754 - 1811
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Joshua Morgan
1756 - 1811
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William Stuart Morgan
1765 - 1830
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Ormand (Osmond) Morgan
1749 - 1821
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Charles Morgan
1780 - Unknown
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Eleanor Abigail Morgan
1767 - 1828
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John Morgan
1741 - 1786
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Charles Morgan
1780 - Unknown
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Jacob Morgan
1760 - 1810

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