Samuel Monk, Jr. was the first child of Mary Louise and Sam Monk. His early childhood was spent in Atlanta, GA. Summers were divided between the farm and home, and jobs at the A&P store his father managed. As he grew older, guitar and accordion lessons were pursued. He graduated from Hume-Fogg Hi in Nashville, TN. The graduation ceremony was held in the Ryman Auditorium, home of the Grand Old Opry at that time. He graduated from the Univ. of Tennessee at Knoxville in 1943. He went through OCS at Ft. Benning, GA, and entered the army as a second lieutenant. He went overseas and fought the Germans in WWII. He was in the Battle of the Bulge and received the Purple Heart medal for injuries sustained. He later transferred to the Air Force and was discharged a captain. His daughter, Va. Anne, and son Robert (Bobby) were born before he left the service. He tried poultry farming on his father's farm at Ty Ty, GA. This was not successful. In 1947 he entered the Episcopal seminary at the Univ. of the South at Sewanee, TN. His ordination took place at the Church of the Redeemer in Shelbyville, TN, Sept. 29, 1950. He later had churches in Texas, Kansas and Miss. His dau., Ruth Ellen, was born while he was in New Braunfels, TX. When he left active duty he transferred to the Air Force Reserves, Chaplain Corps. He retired from the Reserves as a Col. His wife, Virginia, died as the result of breast cancer in 1973. Lucile Thomas Goree, widow of Paul Goree married Sam Smith Monk III on Nov. 22, 1973 in Miss. They moved to Batesville, Miss. Sam was recuperating from surgery and cobalt treatments for cancer of the esophagus when he suffered a stroke.

Mary Parks Brown thought that Agnes Montgomery's family came from Caribou and that her father was a prominent lawyer or judge. Vaughn Parks said she was a Montgomery from California Settlement, NB.

Albert died when the family home burned. He was never married and very odd. He worked for the Post office in Saint John or West Saint John.

In St. John, Friday, Albert MORGAN received twelve lashes in accordance with the sentence passed upon him by the Chief Justice for indecent assault. (see original)
18 June 1890 NBR

1930 Census shows him as single living in McDermitt, Malheur, Oregon

in 2003 living at:
4791 STERLING CREEK RD., JACKSONVILLE, OR, 97530

Mitchel died in a Mental Institution. He was never married.

1s Dec., 1870 by Rev. James Bennett, Edgar A. TRAVIS, St. John / Emma E. MORGAN eldest d/o George MORGAN, Esq., Carleton (St. John) (Boston papers please copy)

Ernest died in a mental institution. Never married. He was admitted to the Provincial Hospital on 5
Nov, 1913 at age 27. He previously resided at 230 St James St, Saint JohnWest.

Moved for a time to Montreal where he married. He had two step children.

In a letter dated 8 April, 1940, a lawyer, Edward Raymond, applied for
letters of administration for Frederick Morgan, the matter of his
representation being the estate of Frederick's brother Albert E Morgan. This
letter contains a paragraph stating that the Albert E Morgan estate heirs
are Frederick of SJ, a brother Walter S of Malden (MA?), a brother George W
of Portland, Oregon and a brother Ernest, a patient at the Provincial
Hospital in SJ.

In RS71 Saint John Probate, I found an index reference to a Frederick Morgan
of 230 James Street West, SJ who died 20 March, 1961. This from the file
which I looked up and copied. There is a Will and other papers of estate
administration. He granted executor status to his lawyer and a Miss Clare
Veronica Eileen Batson of 222 St James St is named to receive his property
in the will. He also owned a vacant lot on Germain St., W. Saint John.

Miss Veronica Eileen Batson was his wife's sister.

Most likely met Hannah on a buying trip up the St. John River looking for cattle or staying at one of the resort hotels in the area.

10/9/1872 Daily Times m. Hanna Sophia Parks of Washademoak Narrows and
George Morgan, Jr., of Carlton, St. George's Church, Carlton

m. Monday 7th Oct., Carleton (St. John) by Rev. Theodore E. Dowling, Rector of St. George's Church, assisted by Rev. J.S. Hanford, George MORGAN, Jr., Carleton / Miss Hannah Sophia PARKS, Washademoak Narrows (Queens Co.)

Moved to western Canada and then Alaska.

Harrold was married and had children. His work (unknown) took him all over the country and there was almost no contact with him by his cousins.

Death Record in Malden, Middlesex County, MA on 01/04/1931 Hattie Ellen
Bissett (Morgan). Residence: 46 Auburn Street, Malden, MA. Lived in
Malden x 13 yrs. Female. Whte. Married to Charles H. Bissett. Age 46
yrs./6 mos./25 days. Housewife. Born in St. Johns, NB. Father: George
Morgan, born in St. Johns, NB. Mother: Hannah Sophia Parks.
Informant: Mrs. Mabelle Coleman 1155 Franklin Street, Melrose, MA.
Cause of death: cancer of the uterus. Attended by: Fritz W. Gray, M.D.
105 Salem Street, Malden. MA.

In 2003 living at:
3576 Forward Ave
Honolulu, HI 96819
(808) 839-6905

Walter moved from Saint John to Philadelphia then to Malden, Massachusetts. He lived on Page Street, Malden in the 1920's.

1930 Census shows him living with his parents and single.

1930 Census shows him under the name Frank and single. He is living with his parents.

William J. Morgan of San Francisco, California leaves this morning for his home. Mr. Morgan is a Saint John man by birth and visited his native place for the purpose of purchasing a receipt for preserving eggs, in the shipping of which commodity he intends to engage. Mr. Morgan was in Saint John last year, endeavoring to trace the connection which he beleives exists between himself and the Sands family, which would result in his receiving a portion of that accumulation of wealth.

17 December 1888 Daily Times, Saint John, NB

Served in British Army in India, returned, got married &
emigrated to NB in 1834.