Section C, Lot 26, grave 1.
FAG Contributor Janice Patterson #47091572 said the following:
According to the book "One of Morgan's Men: Memoirs of Lieutenant John M. Porter" (2011), George Washington Morgan lived 11 days after he was wounded in battle at Ashland, the Henry Clay mansion, and "was buried in Lexington Cemetery in the Morgan plot."
One unsourced site reported that Col. Gideon Morgan and his son Maj. George Washington Morgan (Wash Morgan) were both called "Aganstata" and/or "Oconostata" as they were descendants of Chief of the Cherokees Oconostota.
FAG Contributor Janice Patterson #47091572 said the following:
According to the book "One of Morgan's Men: Memoirs of Lieutenant John M. Porter" (2011), George Washington Morgan lived 11 days after he was wounded in battle at Ashland, the Henry Clay mansion, and "was buried in Lexington Cemetery in the Morgan plot."
One unsourced site reported that Col. Gideon Morgan and his son Maj. George Washington Morgan (Wash Morgan) were both called "Aganstata" and/or "Oconostata" as they were descendants of Chief of the Cherokees Oconostota.
Section C, Lot 26, grave 1.
FAG Contributor Janice Patterson #47091572 said the following:
According to the book "One of Morgan's Men: Memoirs of Lieutenant John M. Porter" (2011), George Washington Morgan lived 11 days after he was wounded in battle at Ashland, the Henry Clay mansion, and "was buried in Lexington Cemetery in the Morgan plot."
One unsourced site reported that Col. Gideon Morgan and his son Maj. George Washington Morgan (Wash Morgan) were both called "Aganstata" and/or "Oconostata" as they were descendants of Chief of the Cherokees Oconostota.
FAG Contributor Janice Patterson #47091572 said the following:
According to the book "One of Morgan's Men: Memoirs of Lieutenant John M. Porter" (2011), George Washington Morgan lived 11 days after he was wounded in battle at Ashland, the Henry Clay mansion, and "was buried in Lexington Cemetery in the Morgan plot."
One unsourced site reported that Col. Gideon Morgan and his son Maj. George Washington Morgan (Wash Morgan) were both called "Aganstata" and/or "Oconostata" as they were descendants of Chief of the Cherokees Oconostota.
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