Fannin Co. TX
Morgan Cemetery
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    Morgan Cemetery

       This one I intend to go find when I have the time. It is a single
       grave located at the dead end  of Cr2630 according to
       a map by Ricky Kirk;But another record shows that it is
       on the Elbert J. Allen survey north of Honey Grove Creek
       near Allen's Chapel and that Elbert J. Allen wed Joshua's
       daughter (Jemima) two month's after his wife died. After
       which time Joshua left to the Calif. Gold mines and died
       on the way. Some of this information is from Floy Hodges
       books and some from DAR records. And misc. info from notes
       that I sloppily kept.;)
                                       
        one record shows
                         Cynthia Morgan wife of W.H.
                                 1799-1846
           another shows she was the wife of Joshua Morgan
           and died 5 Sept.1846 age 47. It says he came to Texas in 1838 
           to Lamar County and this was his second wife Cynthia Bonnas
                                       
          In both records It is described as a large native stone
          well done and will "last the ages' Apparently it is located 
          8 Miles NE of Bonham in Floy Hodges description. which would 
          put it way off. Guess the Land records will decide.
                 ....the mystery continues.