Edward Joel Morgan is the son of Barzella Graves Morgan and Mary Caroline (Spradling) Morgan. He was born in Tidwell, Hunt County, Texas.
His wife is Fannie (Williams) Morgan. They married December 7, 1899 in Hunt County, Texas.
His children are John Austin, Raymond Luther, Pearson Charlie, and William Calvin Morgan.
He died from a Cerebal Hemorrhage.
Obituary of Edward Joel Morgan - Taken from the Abilene Reporter News, Abilene, Taylor County, Texas - Tuesday, 21 March 1933
CLYDE, March 21 ---Death called unexpectedly today to claim E. J. Morgan, 64, native Texan and well-known farmer of this community.
Mr. Morgan succumbed at his home southeast of Clyde, less than 12 hours after he was stricken with paralysis, as he worked at his barns this morning. In apparently sound health, Mr. Morgan complained of illness this morning, and a little later was stricken. He lapsed into unconscousness at noon, and death occurred at 6 p.m.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete tonight, pending word from relatives in Hunt County. The service probably will be held from the Baptist Church here Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Morgan is survived by his wife and four sons: Pearson Morgan, member of the mechanical department of the Abilene Reporter and News; Austin Morgan of Jones County; Raymond and William Morgan of Clyde. Other survivors are a brother, M. L. Morgan, of Greenville; and two sisters, Mrs. Betty Williams of near Hamlin, and Mrs. J. T. Spraddling of Greenville.
Born in Hunt County, Mr. Morgan resided there until moving to Clyde in 1922. He was engaged in farming here. He was a member of the Baptist Church, and for years, had served as a deacon.
His wife is Fannie (Williams) Morgan. They married December 7, 1899 in Hunt County, Texas.
His children are John Austin, Raymond Luther, Pearson Charlie, and William Calvin Morgan.
He died from a Cerebal Hemorrhage.
Obituary of Edward Joel Morgan - Taken from the Abilene Reporter News, Abilene, Taylor County, Texas - Tuesday, 21 March 1933
CLYDE, March 21 ---Death called unexpectedly today to claim E. J. Morgan, 64, native Texan and well-known farmer of this community.
Mr. Morgan succumbed at his home southeast of Clyde, less than 12 hours after he was stricken with paralysis, as he worked at his barns this morning. In apparently sound health, Mr. Morgan complained of illness this morning, and a little later was stricken. He lapsed into unconscousness at noon, and death occurred at 6 p.m.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete tonight, pending word from relatives in Hunt County. The service probably will be held from the Baptist Church here Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Morgan is survived by his wife and four sons: Pearson Morgan, member of the mechanical department of the Abilene Reporter and News; Austin Morgan of Jones County; Raymond and William Morgan of Clyde. Other survivors are a brother, M. L. Morgan, of Greenville; and two sisters, Mrs. Betty Williams of near Hamlin, and Mrs. J. T. Spraddling of Greenville.
Born in Hunt County, Mr. Morgan resided there until moving to Clyde in 1922. He was engaged in farming here. He was a member of the Baptist Church, and for years, had served as a deacon.
Edward Joel Morgan is the son of Barzella Graves Morgan and Mary Caroline (Spradling) Morgan. He was born in Tidwell, Hunt County, Texas.
His wife is Fannie (Williams) Morgan. They married December 7, 1899 in Hunt County, Texas.
His children are John Austin, Raymond Luther, Pearson Charlie, and William Calvin Morgan.
He died from a Cerebal Hemorrhage.
Obituary of Edward Joel Morgan - Taken from the Abilene Reporter News, Abilene, Taylor County, Texas - Tuesday, 21 March 1933
CLYDE, March 21 ---Death called unexpectedly today to claim E. J. Morgan, 64, native Texan and well-known farmer of this community.
Mr. Morgan succumbed at his home southeast of Clyde, less than 12 hours after he was stricken with paralysis, as he worked at his barns this morning. In apparently sound health, Mr. Morgan complained of illness this morning, and a little later was stricken. He lapsed into unconscousness at noon, and death occurred at 6 p.m.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete tonight, pending word from relatives in Hunt County. The service probably will be held from the Baptist Church here Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Morgan is survived by his wife and four sons: Pearson Morgan, member of the mechanical department of the Abilene Reporter and News; Austin Morgan of Jones County; Raymond and William Morgan of Clyde. Other survivors are a brother, M. L. Morgan, of Greenville; and two sisters, Mrs. Betty Williams of near Hamlin, and Mrs. J. T. Spraddling of Greenville.
Born in Hunt County, Mr. Morgan resided there until moving to Clyde in 1922. He was engaged in farming here. He was a member of the Baptist Church, and for years, had served as a deacon.
His wife is Fannie (Williams) Morgan. They married December 7, 1899 in Hunt County, Texas.
His children are John Austin, Raymond Luther, Pearson Charlie, and William Calvin Morgan.
He died from a Cerebal Hemorrhage.
Obituary of Edward Joel Morgan - Taken from the Abilene Reporter News, Abilene, Taylor County, Texas - Tuesday, 21 March 1933
CLYDE, March 21 ---Death called unexpectedly today to claim E. J. Morgan, 64, native Texan and well-known farmer of this community.
Mr. Morgan succumbed at his home southeast of Clyde, less than 12 hours after he was stricken with paralysis, as he worked at his barns this morning. In apparently sound health, Mr. Morgan complained of illness this morning, and a little later was stricken. He lapsed into unconscousness at noon, and death occurred at 6 p.m.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete tonight, pending word from relatives in Hunt County. The service probably will be held from the Baptist Church here Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Morgan is survived by his wife and four sons: Pearson Morgan, member of the mechanical department of the Abilene Reporter and News; Austin Morgan of Jones County; Raymond and William Morgan of Clyde. Other survivors are a brother, M. L. Morgan, of Greenville; and two sisters, Mrs. Betty Williams of near Hamlin, and Mrs. J. T. Spraddling of Greenville.
Born in Hunt County, Mr. Morgan resided there until moving to Clyde in 1922. He was engaged in farming here. He was a member of the Baptist Church, and for years, had served as a deacon.
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