Last Update - 23 February 2016

Morgan, John Jnr. - 1859 - (Father John Morgan a weaver) - (Mother Eliza Gibson)
Morgan, Mary Ann - c1864 - (Father John Morgan a weaver) - (Mother Eliza Gibson)
Morgan, James - 21st. April 1865 - (Father John Morgan a weaver) - (Mother Eliza Gibson) @ John Street
Morgan, Patrick - 28th. February 1867 - (Father John Morgan a weaver) - (Mother Eliza Gibson)
Morgan, Robert - 17th. February 1869 - (Father John Morgan a weaver) - (Mother Eliza Gibson) - Later joined the Royal Artillery as soldier No.60278
Morgan, Matilda - 1872 - (Father John Morgan a weaver) - (Mother Eliza Gibson)

Morgan, Elizabeth (Lizzie) - 25th. September 1871 - (Wife of Thomas Paisley) - Mother of James Morgan Paisley

Morgan, Jane - 24th. October 1879 - {Wife to William Herron} - Mother of Martha Herron

Morgan, Samuel Valentine - 5th. June 1880 - {Father John Morgan Jnr.} - {Mother Eliza Caldwell}
Morgan, John Joseph Leo (J.J.) - 29th. January 1884 - (Father Colour Serjeant John Morgan) - (Mother Elizabeth Caldwell)
Morgan, Bridgetta - 1886 - (Father Colour Serjeant John Morgan) - (Mother Elizabeth Caldwell)
Morgan, Sidney - c1890 - (Father Colour Serjeant John Morgan) - (Mother Elizabeth Caldwell) - Later joined the Royal Irish Rifles 83rd. and 86th. Foot as soldier No.7392

Morgan, Violet Robina Frances - 1894 - (Father Colour Serjeant John Morgan) - (Mother Elizabeth Calwell)

Morgan, Bernard Ignatius - 24th. August 1915 - (Father John Joseph Leo Morgan) - (Mother Elizabeth Calwell)

Morgan, James - 27th. August 1880 - {Father James Morgan} - {Mother Isabella Cranney}

Morgan, Margaret Bridgetta - 1886 - {Father Robert James Morgan} - {Mother Eleanor .....}
Morgan, Eleanor - 1887 - {Father Robert James Morgan} - {Mother Eleanor .....}
Morgan, William - 1889 - {Father Robert James Morgan} - {Mother Eleanor .....}
Morgan, Robert James - 1891 - {Father Robert James Morgan} - {Mother Eleanor .....}
Morgan, Thomas W. - 1896 - {Father Robert James Morgan} - {Mother Eleanor .....}

Morgan, Anna - 1892 - (Father Edward Morgan of Ballyharry) - (Mother Mary Reid)
Morgan, Maggie Eleanor - 11th. June 1895 - (Father Edward Morgan of Ballyharry) - (Mother Mary Reid)

Morgan, John - 1st. September 1903 - (Father Robert Morgan) - (Mother Mary McBlain)

Morgan, Anna - 30th. November 1915 - (Wife of James Kane) - Mother of Frances Kane

Morgan, Leslie Christopher - 1922

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Morgan, Hugh - 1869 aged 3 - {b.c1863}

Morgan, Hugh - 1879 aged 38 - {b.c1841}

Morgan, John a weaver of Forde Street - 20th. September 1896 aged 59 - {b.c1837} - Son of Hugh Morgan

Morgan, Edward - 25th. April 1897 - Of Ballyhenny

Morgan, Colour Serjeant John also a shoemaker - 18th. December 1904 - Musketry Instructor with 3rd. Royal irish Rifles - H
Administration of the estate of John Morgan late of Conway-square Newtownards County Down Sergeant Royal Irish Rifles who died 18 December 1904 granted at Belfast to Samuel Morgan Sergeant Royal Irish Rifles. - John took his own life in the back yard of his home whilst in a derranged state

Morgan, Lieut. J.J. - 16th. May 1915 aged 31 - {b.c1884} - (Father Colour Serjeant John Morgan) - (Mother Elizabeth Morgan) - 2nd. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers - Fatality at Westhoek, France WW1 - H

Morgan, Bernard Ignatius - 6th. December 1915 aged 4 months - (Father John Joseph Leo Morgan) - (Mother Elizabeth Morgan) - H

Morgan, Capt. Samuel Valentine - 10th. August 1917 aged 37 - (Father Colour Serjeant John Morgan of Newtownards) - (Mother Elizabeth Morgan) - Husband to Rose Gertrude Marquess of Ballylurgan,Randalstown - 3rd. Royal Irish Rifles - Fatality in France WW1 - H

Morgan, Elizabeth - 19th. July 1929 - Wife to John Morgan 1904 - H
Morgan, Beatrice "Bea" - 18th. November 1945 - Daughter of John and Elizabeth - H

Morgan, Eleanor Frances - 22nd. May 1921 - A widow of Castleavery
Administration of the Estate of Eleanor F. Morgan late of Castleavery, Newtownards, Co. Down, Widow, who died 22 May 1921 granted at Belfast 8 August 1921 to Eleanor Allen, Married Woman, the daughter and Robert J Morgan, Flesher, the son. Effects: £149.

Morgan, Edward - 11th. June 1933 - A surfaceman of 11 Forde Street
Died 11 June 1933 at The District Hospital Newtownards aforesaid Administration Belfast 26 July 1933 to Robert Morgan labourer. Effects £89 2s.

Morgan, Robert - 26th. September 1940 - Movilla Cemetery
Morgan, Hugh - 19th. November 1956
Morgan, Mary Ellen - 14th. March 1973 - Wife to above Hugh
Morgan, Leslie - Infancy

Henry, Margaret Bridgetta nee Morgan - 18th. Marh 1953 ged - {b.c1886} - Daughter of John Morgan and Elizabeth Caldwell and wife to Spencer C.Henry Died @ Gastonia, Gaston. North Carolina USA

Morgan, Violet - 1976 aged 81 @ Greensboro, North Carolina

Morgan, Michael - 20th. April 1850 aged 28 - (Father Michael Morgan) - Married Margaret Ruddock aged 22 - {Father William Ruddock}

Morgan, John a weaver - 14th. May 1855 - (Father Hugh Morgan a labourer) - Married Eliza Gibson - {Father Robert Gibson}
Witnesses were Lucius Crymble and James Parker @ 1st.Presbyterian

Morgan, James - 1st. December 1855 - (Father James Morgan) - Married Catherine Moore

Morgan, John - 22nd. June 1859 aged 27 - {b.c1832} - {Father Francis Morgan} - Married Charlotte Campbell aged 23 - {Father John Campbell}

Morgan, John - 3rd. January 1863 - Married Eliza Bell

Morgan, Thomas - 1st. August 1879 - Married Jane Ritchie Boal - Settled in Bangor

Morgan, John Jnr. - 1880 - {Father John Morgan} - Married Elizabeth Caldwell

Morgan, Hugh - 1882 - Married ..............

Morgan, Edward - 1890 - Married Mary Reiid

Morgan, Matilda - c1892 - Married ........ Corry

Morgan, Robert a labourer - 4th. August 1898 - {Father James Morgan a labourer} - Married Mary McBlain
Witnessed by James McBlain and Ellen Roddy @ Ballyblack Presbyterian - Later became members of Greenwell Street Presbyterian

Morgan, John Joseph Leo (J.J.) - 22nd. November 1914 - (Father Colour Serjeant John Morgan) - Married Maude Mary Sainty

Morgan, John - 1863 - Of John Street - Leased a house,yard and garden from Mary Anne McLoughlin

1901 Census - Residents of a house 4 in Ballyharry (Newtownards, Down)

1901 Census 19 Conway Square - Morgan, Lieut. J.J. - (Telephone Exchange)

Violet is front with blonde hair - Picture taken in Dundalk

E.Mail August 2014 - Hello , My name is Sandy McElveen and I live in South Carolina, USA. My grandmother was Violet Morgan from Newtownards and a staunch Catholic. I have always wondered how her particular family was Catholic when all of the surnames in her family were either Scottish, Welsh or even English.  Most all of the other families, with the same surnames, were Presbyterian/ Her parents were married in a Catholic church with names Morgan & Caldwell. Do you have any idea why? I see no native Irish names in her blood family at all.  Just Morgan, Caldwell, Gibson & Clarke. It really makes no sense. I have always wondered about this, but nobody knew. Even my cousin in England couldn't figure it out.If you can help with this , it really would be much appreciated. Thank you so much, Sandy Mac

1901 Census - Residents of a house 7 in Craigogantlet (Newtownards, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 15 in East Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1911 the Corry family lived on Ann Street

1901 Census - Residents of a house 34 in High Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 21 in Mill Street Part of. (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 19 in Movilla Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 32 in Movilla Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 11 in South Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1911 Hugh and Margaret were living with daughter Catherine "Cassie" and grandchild David Morgan @ 48 Westbourne Street. Pottinger
Cassie was not married

10th. April 1893 - COLONEL WARING (Down, N.)
I beg to ask the Secretary of State for War whether his attention has been called to the insult offered to the National Flag by two soldiers of the Dublin Fusiliers now quartered for musketry practice at Newtownards; whether he is aware that about 9 p.m. on Saturday, 1st April, a corporal and private of that regiment tore down and trampled upon a Union Jack displayed as part of the decorations in honour of the visit of the right hon. Member for East Manchester on the house of Hugh Morgan, in South Street, and that, when remonstrated with for their conduct by the owner of the house, they assaulted him and James Wright who was with him, injuring both of them very seriously with their belts; what steps have been taken to punish these men for their conduct; and whether he will consider the propriety of suggesting to the Commander-in Chief in Ireland the advisability of recalling the detachment to head-quarters.
 MR. CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN
The information I have received differs materially from that upon which the hon. and gallant Member appears to have based his question. The following telegram has been received from the General Officer Commanding at Belfast:— Report of incident at Newtownards greatly exaggerated. Two privates Royal Dublin Fusiliers engaged in a brawl with some civilians, all very drunk. Union Jack was not pulled down, and statement that men were encouraged by a corporal is false. Doubtful whether assault was committed by soldiers or by owners of premises. Both fought, and the soldier was severely injured.

1911 Census - Residents of a house 12 in Balfour Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1911 Census - Residents of a house 9 in Conway Square (Newtownards Urban, Down) *(Telephone Exchange)

1911 Census - Residents of a house 47 in High Street (Newtownards Urban, Down) *

1911 Census - Residents of a house 39 in Mark Street (Newtownards Urban, Down) *

Morgan, Robert Sydney - 4th. May 1913 aged 23 - Arrived at Ellis Island, New York aboard the "Caronia" enroute to meet his Aunt Miss ................ originally from Newtownards but now living at 124 Cleveland Ave. Buffalo, New York - Departure contact was given as Martha Elizabeth Morgan of 19 Conway Square

Morgan, S.V. Gtr.Master Sgt. - 1st. October 1914 - 3rd R.I. Rifles, son of the late Col.-Sergt. John Morgan, Instructor of Musketry, Royal North Downs, N'Ards, gazetted to a lieutenancy and appointed acting adjutant of his battalion.

1920 US Census - Buffalo Ward 25. Erie, New York

1940 US Census - Kenmore, Tanawanda Town. Erie, New York 1930 same details

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