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Looking for information regarding the parents of John Morgan 1732-1786. He married Elizabeth Allin of Hanover, VA. She was the daughter of William Allin and Mary Ann Owen. Elizabeth Allin Morgan moved from NC to the Pendleton District of SC along 23 Mile Creek with her children:
Ridley Morgan b.1765
John Morgan
Mary Allin Morgan b.1773
Susanna Morgan b.1766
Amy Morgan
Elizabeth Morgan
Rebecca Morgan b.1770
Sally Morgan
Molly Morgan
I have found the following references that I believe relate to this John Morgan:
Virginia Apprentices, 1623-1800
Morgan, John
Master: Green, Thomas
Beginning date: 09/01/1743
Sex: male
Mother: Taylor, Rebecca
Source: Amelia Co. Deeds 2, 1742-1747, 222
Amelia Co.
Occupation: carpenter
Ending date: 09/01/1748
Race: white
If this is the correct John Morgan, this indicates his mother was a Rebecca Taylor.
the North Carolina Wills
M.
page 129
1786 MORGAN, JOHN, Ridley, John, Elizabeth, Betsy, Rebecca, Sally, Mollie.
9 April 1757
Gideon Johnson to John Morgan of Cumberland County - for 24 pounds, 200 acres lying partially
in Amelia County, being part of Alexander Shier's land grant that he conveyed to Samuel Goode
of Amelia, and part of 449 acres that Goode subsequently granted to Johnson. Beginning at
pointers in Shier's line, thence along his line to a corner pine, then continuing along his
line to a corner white oak, then continuing along his line to a corner poplar at Brumfield's
line, then along Brumfield's line to a corner pine near the road, then along the south side of
the road to a corner red oak, then north along a line of marked trees to the first station.
Recorded at Prince Edward Courthouse on 12 April 1757. (1:91B)
Deed Book F – Page 503 – February 14, 1763 – WILLIAM ALLEN to JOHN MORGAN for 30 pds., 481 acres on Grassy Creek granted to Allen by Granville. Wts: none.
18 March 1769
John Morgan of Granville County, North Carolina to Jesse Johnson of Amelia County - for 40
pounds, the above tract which now adjoins the property of Samuel Poe, Thomas Reynolds, John
Ellington, and Peter Bland. John Morgan's mark was witnessed by William and John Johnson.
Recorded March term 1769. (3:326)
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