In the same year, they accompanied his parents to Braxton County where over fifty years of wedded life was spent. They were parents of fourteen children: Elizabeth J, John G, Mary H, William W, Sheldon C (killed in battle of Winchester), Martha C, James W, Wellington F, Maria V, Leah T, Francis L, Nancy R, one child died unnamed, and Harvey M.
James W. Morrison held the office of Justice of the Peace for eighteen consecutive years, nine by appointment, and nine by election. He also served four years as Sheriff, and was Postmaster for about twenty years.
In the same year, they accompanied his parents to Braxton County where over fifty years of wedded life was spent. They were parents of fourteen children: Elizabeth J, John G, Mary H, William W, Sheldon C (killed in battle of Winchester), Martha C, James W, Wellington F, Maria V, Leah T, Francis L, Nancy R, one child died unnamed, and Harvey M.
James W. Morrison held the office of Justice of the Peace for eighteen consecutive years, nine by appointment, and nine by election. He also served four years as Sheriff, and was Postmaster for about twenty years.
Family Members
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Elizabeth Jane Morrison Hyer
1830–1896
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John Grimes Morrison
1832–1923
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Mary Hull Morrison Beamer
1834–1930
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Sheldon Clark Morrison
1837–1864
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William Wesley Morrison
1839–1862
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Martha Curtis Morrison Hickman
1841–1905
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Hon James Wesley Morrison Jr
1843–1913
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Wellington Fletcher Morrison Sr
1845–1940
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Mariah Virginia Morrison Sutton
1847–1933
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Leah Tabitha Morrison Rose
1849–1929
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Frances Luther Morrison
1851–1885
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Nancy Reuhama Morrison Beamer
1853–1924
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Harvey Morgan Morrison
1857–1861
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