Jonathan Morgan was the son of Nathaniel Morgan.
He was born Dec. 23, 1768 and died 1840 Overton County TN
Annals of Southwest Virginia, P 1377
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Wythe County Virginia Marriages
Jonathan Morgan to Jean Buchanan Sept. 21, 1792.
Minister: Jonathan Bird
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1810 Census Cumberland County Kentucky
| Jonathan Morgan |
Males under 10:
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2 |
Females under 10:
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2 |
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Males 10-16:
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1 |
Females 10-16:
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1 |
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Males 26-45:
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2 |
Females 16-26:
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1 |
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Females 26-45:
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1 |
1820 Census Cumberland County Kentucky
| Jonathan Morgan |
Males under 10:
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2 |
Females 10-16:
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1 |
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Males 16-18:
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1 |
Females 26-45:
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1 |
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Males 16-26:
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1 |
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Males over 45:
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1 |
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1830 Census Cumberland County Kentucky
| Jonathan Morgan |
Males 20-30:
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1 |
Females 50-60:
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1 |
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Males 60-70:
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1 |
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Data from Luther5 Buchanan (James4 Henry, Alexander3, Joseph2, Alexander1)
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Jean Buchanan, daughter of Alexander Buchanan and Rachel Van Schaick his wife, was born April 6, 1776. She married Johnathan Morgan and I think had 8 children. Jean Morgan lived and died a member of Hopewell Baptist Church in Cumberland County KY and was buried in the Church Graveyard Jan. 12 or thereabouts AD 1833 on the headwaters of Crocus Creek.
Johnathan Morgan husband of Jean Morgan, was a farmer and after the death of his wife removed to Overton County TN and lived with his son Alexander B. Morgan near Obeys River and at his son’s house was buried about one mile from his place. I think he died AD 1838 or 1839.
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Simon Peter Morgan Bible Records
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Jean Buchanan born April 6th A.D. 1776
Jean Buchanan married Jonathan Morgan
Jean or Jane Morgan died Jan. 12th A.D. 1833
Jonathan Morgan died in Overton County TN 1840.
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