Green-Wood Cemetery
Section 29, Lots 9466 thru 9469.
On this circular mound, which comprises 4 lots, David Pierce Morgan's large monument is the centerpiece. Around it are arranged 11 smaller stones, of which 1 is the initialed footstone for David Pierce Morgan. Unfortunately, most of the smaller stones are positioned beneath thick vegetation and are impossible to photograph. But they can be read. Below are the inscriptions for all 12 stones.
INSCRIPTIONS
---Central monument:
David Pierce Morgan
Born Aug. 4, 1831,
Died Jan'y 24, 1886.
---His footstone: D.P.M.
Ten memorial stones surrounding the central monument:
---C.F.M.
Caroline Fellowes
Wife of David Pierce Morgan
September 11, 1832 / August 4, 1914
---C.H.M.
Clara Hewitt Morgan
Born Aug. 15, 1859 / Died May 25, 1880
---M.L.M.
Wife of J. Hewitt Morgan
October 25, 1873 / May 25, 1928
---D.P.M.
David Percy Morgan
Son of Carolyn Fellowes and
David Pierce Morgan
September 29, 1862
March 29, 1932
---L.H.M.
Lewis Henry
Son of David P. and Caroline Morgan
June 12, 1867
October 31, 1901
---W.F.M.
William Fellowes Morgan
September 24, 1860
May 2, 1943
---E.L.M.
Emma Leavitt Morgan
May 22, 1865
December 29, 1956
----MORGAN
Wm Fellowes Jr. 1889-1977
Enola Stevens 1892-1990
---M.L.P.
M. Lee Pruyn
Feb. 27, 1912
Feb. 23, 1964
---A.D.P.
Antoinette Deltschaft Pruyn
Aug. 15, 1910
Nov. 14, 1965

[NOTE: Burial list from online cemetery records, with burial dates, which may represent reburials after removal from previous graves. This list may be incomplete. Contact cemetery for complete information about this lot at http://www.green-wood.com:
MORGAN: Caroline Fellowes, 8/6/1914; Clara H and David P, both 11/9/1888; David Percy, 4/1/1932; Emma Leavitt, 1/5/1956; Enola S, 9/14/1990; Lewis Henry, 4/17/1908; Martha, 5/28/1928; William Fellowes, 5/8/1943; and William Fellowes, Jr, 4/11/1978.
PRUYN: Antoinette, 10/18/1965; and Milton Lee, 3/26/1964.]

Green-Wood Cemetery
Section 29, Lots 9466 thru 9469.
INSCRIPITON

C.F.M.
Caroline Fellowes
Wife of David Pierce Morgan
September 11, 1832
August 4, 1914