John P Morris: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1878 - 1962 (83 years)

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Generation: 1

1. John P Morris was born 2 Mar 1878, Illinois, USA (son of William Edward Morris and Emma Casey); died 23 Jan 1962, Sullivan, Sullivan, Indiana, USA.

Generation: 2

2.	William Edward Morris was born 1842, Illinois, USA (son of Mason H. Morris and Patience Goins). William married Emma Casey. Emma was born 1843, Lawrence, Illinois, USA; died 9 Sep 1939, Lawrence, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet]

Emma Casey was born 1843, Lawrence, Illinois, USA; died 9 Sep 1939, Lawrence, Illinois, USA.

Children:

Samuel Alexander Morris was born 14 Feb 1864, Illinois, USA; died 16 Oct 1912, Sullivan, Sullivan, Indiana, USA.
1. John P Morris was born 2 Mar 1878, Illinois, USA; died 23 Jan 1962, Sullivan, Sullivan, Indiana, USA.
Joseph Clarence Morris was born 16 Feb 1886, Illinois, USA; died 15 Nov 1959, Sullivan, Sullivan, Indiana, USA.
Franklin Cornelius Morris was born 2 Apr 1867, Lawrenceville, Lawrence, Illinois, USA; died 9 Sep 1942, Bond, Lawrence, Illinois, USA; was buried 12 Sep 1942, Bond, Lawrence, Illinois, USA.

Generation: 3

4. Mason H. Morris was born 1802, South Carolina, USA.
Mason married Patience Goins 27 Feb 1827, Lawrence, Illinois, USA. Patience was born 1810, Kentucky, USA. [Group Sheet]
5.
Patience Goins was born 1810, Kentucky, USA.
Children:

2. William Edward Morris was born 1842, Illinois, USA.

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