John was listed as proprietor of the Morrow Buggy Company in Hamilton, Ohio. At the Butler County Fair, in 1907, the Morrow Buggy Company had a tent where samples of the Studebaker Wagon Company were on display. John was the son of Robert Morrow and Sarah Ann Fitzsimmons. His wife's name was Ada or Addie Hudson; and she preceded him in death. His children included Mary Viola, Frank, Jesse, Bessie, and Nellie. John was survived by his son, Jessie Morrow of Hamilton, and daughters, Miss Nellie Morrow, Mrs. Spraque Keney, and Mrs. Carl Gesswein of Matawan, New Jersey. According to Frank Morrow's (son of John and Ada) death certificate, John was born in College Corner, Ohio. This is not correct.
John was listed as proprietor of the Morrow Buggy Company in Hamilton, Ohio. At the Butler County Fair, in 1907, the Morrow Buggy Company had a tent where samples of the Studebaker Wagon Company were on display. John was the son of Robert Morrow and Sarah Ann Fitzsimmons. His wife's name was Ada or Addie Hudson; and she preceded him in death. His children included Mary Viola, Frank, Jesse, Bessie, and Nellie. John was survived by his son, Jessie Morrow of Hamilton, and daughters, Miss Nellie Morrow, Mrs. Spraque Keney, and Mrs. Carl Gesswein of Matawan, New Jersey. According to Frank Morrow's (son of John and Ada) death certificate, John was born in College Corner, Ohio. This is not correct.
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