Age 67.
Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel, 11/11/1896, p. 3:
Sentinel Location Jottings.
The funeral of the late John W. Morgan Tuesday afternoon was one of the largest ever in the county. The funeral was under the auspices of the Pioneers. Interment was in the Soquel Cemetery, U. W. Thompson, H. F. Parsons, E. B. Cahoon, A. Noble, H. Winkle and J. A. Tait were the pallbearers.
The biggest thanks to Sue Silver (#47371789) for this obituary and amazing research!
.....
John Outcalt's History of Merced
John W. Morgan and Lee Hamlin built in 1852 the first flour mill on the Merced River, at
the place where the mill known as the Ruddle Mill stood until only a few years ago. This was known as the Lee Hamlin Mill. Mr. Morgan and his wife, after some years, sold out on the river and moved to Santa Cruz, and Mrs. Morgan is living there now at the age of ninety. She was Jane Pitzer before her marriage, and her brother was D. K. Pitzer, the father of Mrs. William Adams of Merced.
Contributor: Anne Shurtleff Stevens (46947920)
Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel, 11/11/1896, p. 3:
Sentinel Location Jottings.
The funeral of the late John W. Morgan Tuesday afternoon was one of the largest ever in the county. The funeral was under the auspices of the Pioneers. Interment was in the Soquel Cemetery, U. W. Thompson, H. F. Parsons, E. B. Cahoon, A. Noble, H. Winkle and J. A. Tait were the pallbearers.
The biggest thanks to Sue Silver (#47371789) for this obituary and amazing research!
.....
John Outcalt's History of Merced
John W. Morgan and Lee Hamlin built in 1852 the first flour mill on the Merced River, at
the place where the mill known as the Ruddle Mill stood until only a few years ago. This was known as the Lee Hamlin Mill. Mr. Morgan and his wife, after some years, sold out on the river and moved to Santa Cruz, and Mrs. Morgan is living there now at the age of ninety. She was Jane Pitzer before her marriage, and her brother was D. K. Pitzer, the father of Mrs. William Adams of Merced.
Contributor: Anne Shurtleff Stevens (46947920)
Age 67.
Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel, 11/11/1896, p. 3:
Sentinel Location Jottings.
The funeral of the late John W. Morgan Tuesday afternoon was one of the largest ever in the county. The funeral was under the auspices of the Pioneers. Interment was in the Soquel Cemetery, U. W. Thompson, H. F. Parsons, E. B. Cahoon, A. Noble, H. Winkle and J. A. Tait were the pallbearers.
The biggest thanks to Sue Silver (#47371789) for this obituary and amazing research!
.....
John Outcalt's History of Merced
John W. Morgan and Lee Hamlin built in 1852 the first flour mill on the Merced River, at
the place where the mill known as the Ruddle Mill stood until only a few years ago. This was known as the Lee Hamlin Mill. Mr. Morgan and his wife, after some years, sold out on the river and moved to Santa Cruz, and Mrs. Morgan is living there now at the age of ninety. She was Jane Pitzer before her marriage, and her brother was D. K. Pitzer, the father of Mrs. William Adams of Merced.
Contributor: Anne Shurtleff Stevens (46947920)
Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel, 11/11/1896, p. 3:
Sentinel Location Jottings.
The funeral of the late John W. Morgan Tuesday afternoon was one of the largest ever in the county. The funeral was under the auspices of the Pioneers. Interment was in the Soquel Cemetery, U. W. Thompson, H. F. Parsons, E. B. Cahoon, A. Noble, H. Winkle and J. A. Tait were the pallbearers.
The biggest thanks to Sue Silver (#47371789) for this obituary and amazing research!
.....
John Outcalt's History of Merced
John W. Morgan and Lee Hamlin built in 1852 the first flour mill on the Merced River, at
the place where the mill known as the Ruddle Mill stood until only a few years ago. This was known as the Lee Hamlin Mill. Mr. Morgan and his wife, after some years, sold out on the river and moved to Santa Cruz, and Mrs. Morgan is living there now at the age of ninety. She was Jane Pitzer before her marriage, and her brother was D. K. Pitzer, the father of Mrs. William Adams of Merced.
Contributor: Anne Shurtleff Stevens (46947920)
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