He Was living in Pike County, Alabama when the Civil War began. Was just eighteen when he volunteered for service in the C.S.A. He was in the 45th Alabama Regiment Co. E. He served Bragg's army quite a bit during his service in the CSA. He was in the Battle of Nashville, Battle of Franklin. He fought in Corinth, MS; NC; Atlanta, GA; Rome and Reseca, GA; Springhill, TN;and surrendered in Snithville, NC.
He returned home after the war and he married Martha V. Lindsey November 20, 1867 in Troy, Pike co. AL. They moved to Independence Co., AR and settled in Moorefield, Independence Co., AR where he died of pnuemonia February 3, 1922. He was buried at Lee's Chapel Cemetery outside of Moorefield along with his ancestors.
He Was living in Pike County, Alabama when the Civil War began. Was just eighteen when he volunteered for service in the C.S.A. He was in the 45th Alabama Regiment Co. E. He served Bragg's army quite a bit during his service in the CSA. He was in the Battle of Nashville, Battle of Franklin. He fought in Corinth, MS; NC; Atlanta, GA; Rome and Reseca, GA; Springhill, TN;and surrendered in Snithville, NC.
He returned home after the war and he married Martha V. Lindsey November 20, 1867 in Troy, Pike co. AL. They moved to Independence Co., AR and settled in Moorefield, Independence Co., AR where he died of pnuemonia February 3, 1922. He was buried at Lee's Chapel Cemetery outside of Moorefield along with his ancestors.
Family Members
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Martha S. E. Morgan
1837–1873
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Emily Amanda Morgan Baygents
1838–1925
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James Alexander Morgan
1840–1873
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Agnes Ann Morgan Brown
1842–1894
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Rebecca Frances Morgan Wilson
1848–1931
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Margaretta Lavina Morgan Lowe
1850–1922
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Isabella Virginia Morgan Massey
1853–1933
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Thomas Phillip Morgan
1858–1922
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Mary Louise Tatem "Lula" Morgan Williams
1861–1922
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