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Birth Record
23 DECEMBER 1820 • Gloucester City, Camden County, New Jersey, USA
Parent’s Marriage Record
David Blackwood married Elizabeth Clark Tomlinson on 10 March 1814
David blackwood morgan
Birth 11 Feb 1785 • New Jersey
Death 10 Mar 1868 • Newton, Camden, New Jersey
elizabeth clark tomlinson
Birth 28 Mar 1783 Gloucester, Gloucester, New Jersey
Death 1 Feb 1829 New Jersey
Death Records and Will
DEATH 4 FEBRUARY 1872 • Rockville, Washington County, Utah, USA
Miscellaneous Sources and Records
Record Source
Ann MORGAN Jennings Family
John D. F. M. NOTES
l. JOHN MORGAN
2. DAVID MORGAN
b. 12-15-1740
d. 6-4-1789
MARY BLACKWOOD
B.———–d.
D. 1-3-1774
3. DAVID BLACKWOOD MORGAN
b. 2-11-1785
d. 3-10-1868 (83)
ELIZABETH TOMLINSON CIARKE
b. 3-28-1783
d. 2-1-1829
1829 -1830 Justice of peace. Judge, Common Pleas Court Gloucester Co. N.J.
4. Ann Morgan
b. 1-23-1820
M (Henry Jennings)
b. 8-6-1812
David Morgan was a Second Lieutenant, New Jersey Militia in the Revolutionary War. This makes our family eligible to membership in the “Society of The Sons of The Revolution.
“It is said that it is just as easy for a man to love a woman with money as without.” David Blackwood Morgan seemed to follow this truism. He first married the widow, Elizabeth Clarke Tomlinson and then Hannah Ivins French.
John D.F. Morgan, a 6th cousin, Executive Director of Camden Historical Society, has written a history of the Morgan family. The Morgans had a rich family heritage, many attaining prominence in business, professional and political fields.
Randall W. Morgan, Ann’s grandfather, chairman of board of United Gas. Co., Philadelphia.
Marshall Morgan, Fidelity Trust Co. Philadelphia.
David Morgan, Trust Officer, Penna. Trust Co.
Chas. Morgan Sr., partner in law firm of Morgan and Lewis.
J. Willard Morgan, State Comptroller, Attorney for Redding Rail Road.
David U Morgan, brother, large manufacturer of photographic paper.
Ann MORGAN Jennings Family
John D. F. M. NOTES
l. JOHN MORGAN
2. DAVID MORGAN
b. 12-15-1740
d. 6-4-1789
MARY BLACKWOOD
B.———–d.
D. 1-3-1774
3. DAVID BLACKWOOD MORGAN
b. 2-11-1785
d. 3-10-1868 (83)
ELIZABETH TOMLINSON CIARKE
b. 3-28-1783
d. 2-1-1829
1829 -1830 Justice of peace. Judge, Common Pleas Court Gloucester Co. N.J.
4. Ann Morgan
b. 1-23-1820
M (Henry Jennings)
b. 8-6-1812
David Morgan was a Second Lieutenant, New Jersey Militia in the Revolutionary War. This makes our family eligible to membership in the “Society of The Sons of The Revolution.
“It is said that it is just as easy for a man to love a woman with money as without.” David Blackwood Morgan seemed to follow this truism. He first married the widow, Elizabeth Clarke Tomlinson and then Hannah Ivins French.
John D.F. Morgan, a 6th cousin, Executive Director of Camden Historical Society, has written a history of the Morgan family. The Morgans had a rich family heritage, many attaining prominence in business, professional and political fields.
Randall W. Morgan, Ann’s grandfather, chairman of board of United Gas. Co., Philadelphia.
Marshall Morgan, Fidelity Trust Co. Philadelphia.
David Morgan, Trust Officer, Penna. Trust Co.
Chas. Morgan Sr., partner in law firm of Morgan and Lewis.
J. Willard Morgan, State Comptroller, Attorney for Redding Rail Road.
David U Morgan, brother, large manufacturer of photographic paper.