She may have been the daughter of Obed Beaumont and (unknown). She married James Popenoe Morgan at Greene County, Ohio on March 17, 1831. They had 6 children between 1834 and 1848: Harbison ("H.B."); Eliza Jane; Almeda; Perry Willis; Lucy Holcom and James Monroe Morgan, all born in Iowa, except for the eldest, H.B., who was born in Illinois.
The family traveled by wagon train to Oregon Territory, arriving in 1852. Daughter Almeda died along the way, possibly at The Dalles, Oregon, on October 10, 1852. The Morgans filed a donation land claim near Sheridan, Yamhill County and remained there for the remainder of their lives. She preceded her husband in death. She was 83 years old.
She is shown seated with her husband at left in photo portrait. Also sons Harbison, Perry, James Monroe (standing) and daughters Eliza and Lucy Morgan, at right.
The family traveled by wagon train to Oregon Territory, arriving in 1852. Daughter Almeda died along the way, possibly at The Dalles, Oregon, on October 10, 1852. The Morgans filed a donation land claim near Sheridan, Yamhill County and remained there for the remainder of their lives. She preceded her husband in death. She was 83 years old.
She is shown seated with her husband at left in photo portrait. Also sons Harbison, Perry, James Monroe (standing) and daughters Eliza and Lucy Morgan, at right.
She may have been the daughter of Obed Beaumont and (unknown). She married James Popenoe Morgan at Greene County, Ohio on March 17, 1831. They had 6 children between 1834 and 1848: Harbison ("H.B."); Eliza Jane; Almeda; Perry Willis; Lucy Holcom and James Monroe Morgan, all born in Iowa, except for the eldest, H.B., who was born in Illinois.
The family traveled by wagon train to Oregon Territory, arriving in 1852. Daughter Almeda died along the way, possibly at The Dalles, Oregon, on October 10, 1852. The Morgans filed a donation land claim near Sheridan, Yamhill County and remained there for the remainder of their lives. She preceded her husband in death. She was 83 years old.
She is shown seated with her husband at left in photo portrait. Also sons Harbison, Perry, James Monroe (standing) and daughters Eliza and Lucy Morgan, at right.
The family traveled by wagon train to Oregon Territory, arriving in 1852. Daughter Almeda died along the way, possibly at The Dalles, Oregon, on October 10, 1852. The Morgans filed a donation land claim near Sheridan, Yamhill County and remained there for the remainder of their lives. She preceded her husband in death. She was 83 years old.
She is shown seated with her husband at left in photo portrait. Also sons Harbison, Perry, James Monroe (standing) and daughters Eliza and Lucy Morgan, at right.
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