George Morgan was born circa 1855 in Brooklyn, New York. His parents were James Morgan (c.1827-1908) and Janet Stewart (c.1833-1893). Both his parents were immigrants from Scotland. George was the first of eight children. The 1892 Census enumerates his occupation as a mason. In 1895, George was a member of an orchestra with two of his brothers Charles and John, James R. Falco and others. In the 1900 United States census for Brooklyn, George was enumerated as a clerk at a piano company, presumably the Aeolian Company where his father James Morgan was president. In the 1910 census George was listed as a carpenter in a ship yard. The following year on April 24, 1911 George died suddenly at his home at 413 Third Street in Brooklyn. He was interred at the Green-Wood Cemetery on April 26, 1911 in the Morgan Family Plot (lot 28546, section 198) with his parents and his brother Stewart "James" Morgan.
Biography by Diana Druback
Biography by Diana Druback
George Morgan was born circa 1855 in Brooklyn, New York. His parents were James Morgan (c.1827-1908) and Janet Stewart (c.1833-1893). Both his parents were immigrants from Scotland. George was the first of eight children. The 1892 Census enumerates his occupation as a mason. In 1895, George was a member of an orchestra with two of his brothers Charles and John, James R. Falco and others. In the 1900 United States census for Brooklyn, George was enumerated as a clerk at a piano company, presumably the Aeolian Company where his father James Morgan was president. In the 1910 census George was listed as a carpenter in a ship yard. The following year on April 24, 1911 George died suddenly at his home at 413 Third Street in Brooklyn. He was interred at the Green-Wood Cemetery on April 26, 1911 in the Morgan Family Plot (lot 28546, section 198) with his parents and his brother Stewart "James" Morgan.
Biography by Diana Druback
Biography by Diana Druback
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