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| 1601 |  | Morgan, Columbus and Arabella (Sims) Family, ca 1904, Jasper County, Texas Lum and Belle with their eldest three, of eight total, children: Florrie (b. 1901), Myra (b. 1903) and Bertha (b. 1898) | |
| 1602 |  | Morgan, Daisy (Singletary)-Close Up Status: Located; | |
| 1603 |  | Morgan, Daniel and Mary Status: Located; This marker was placed on their final resting place more than 100 years after their death, replacing an ironstone rock | |
| 1604 |  | Morgan, Donrey Status: Located; | |
| 1605 |  | Morgan, Edgar and Zelma (Hawthorne) Status: Located; | |
| 1606 |  | Morgan, Eliza Status: Located; | |
| 1607 |  | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. Status: Located; | |
| 1608 |  | Morgan, Fred & Linda Status: Located; | |
| 1609 |  | Morgan, Henry L. and Lydia M. (West) Status: Located; | |
| 1610 |  | Morgan, James & Lorine (Sellers) Status: Located; | |
| 1611 |  | Morgan, Jesse James Jesse with some of his grandchildren | |
| 1612 |  | Morgan, Jesse James and Julia Ann (McLemore) Photo of Julia Ann McLemore Morgan and Jesse James Morgan holding the aunt and uncle of Mary Decato, two of the six children of Sarah Ann Morgan and William Thomas Wood | |
| 1613 |  | Morgan, John Richard & Julia Ann (Boyett) Status: Located; | |
| 1614 |  | Morgan, Joseph B. and Maggie E. (McDonald) Status: Located; | |
| 1615 |  | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1616 |  | Morgan, Malachi Status: Located; | |
| 1617 |  | Morgan, Malachi and Elizabeth (Clark) with Arrie, Warren, and Watt, ca 1900's, Jasper County, Texas Malachi Morgan with his second wife and their three youngest children, ca 1900's, Jasper County, Texas Mal was twice married and had a total of sixteen children. This photo is of him with his second wife, Elizabeth Clark, and their three youngest, Arrie (b. 1886 top left), Warren (b. 1891 top right) and Watt (b. 1893 bottom middle) | |
| 1618 |  | Morgan, Mary (Sims) Status: Located; | |
| 1619 |  | Morgan, Michael W. and Trisha Lee (Melton) Status: Located; | |
| 1620 |  | Morgan, Millard H. Status: Located; | |
| 1621 |  | Morgan, Rachel Laverne Status: Located; | |
| 1622 |  | Morgan, Robert C. and Mary (Kelley) Status: Located; | |
| 1623 |  | Morgan, Rueben Rueben Morgan of Jasper, Texas died in Arkansas during the Civil War. Surviving him were his wife, Penelope (Caswell), and three young children. | |
| 1624 |  | Morgan, Talbert & Clifford (Byrd) Status: Located; | |
| 1625 |  | Morgan, Thomas Ancel Status: Located; | |
| 1626 |  | Morgan, Thomas B. and Dollie (Westbrook) Status: Located; | |
| 1627 |  | Morgan, Thomas C. "Car" and Olive (Hawthorne) Status: Located; | |
| 1628 |  | Morgan, Warren Preston and Rutha (Dunn) Status: Located; | |
| 1629 |  | Morgan, Watt & Myrtie (Byerly) Status: Located; | |
| 1630 |  | Morgan, Winton Malachi Sr. & Daisy (Singletary) Status: Located; | |
| 1631 |  | Morgan, Winton Malachi Sr.-Close Up Status: Located; | |
| 1632 |  | Morgan, Winton Malachi Sr.-Footstone Status: Located; Military Marker | |
| 1633 |  | Morlas Cousins at the St. Alphonsus Convent in 1927 This picture was taken on the grounds of the St. Alphonsus Convent in 1927 when the nieces and nephews of Juliet Theresa Morlas (Sister Mary Cyril, R.S.M.) joined her to celebrate her third year in the order of the Sisters of Mercy. Pictured are (Top) Johnny Trapani, Sylvan "Brother" Bordes, Paul Trapani, August Trapani(Middle) Leona Bordes holding Edward Bordes, Nettie Zahn holding Patricia Trapani, Juliette Trapani holding Bennie Zahn, Amanda Zahn(Bottom) Rita Bordes, John Morlas, Carl Bishop, Lucine Zahn |
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| 1634 |  | Morlas Dairy, 2220 Calhoun Street, New Orleans According to Simone Morlas of Marrero, the Morlas family home and Dairy in this photo "were shared by Bertrand Morlas Sr. (born in France) and his nephew, John Dominic Morlas (born in New Orleans), and their families." Between the two families they had 19 children--some of whom are shown in this 1898 photo. A few years later, they each opened their own dairies, Bertrand operating "The Calhoun Dairy" from the 3200 block of that street and John Dominic operating "La Belle Creole" on the 6300 block of South Claiborne. | |
| 1635 |  | Morlas Family Reunion, New Orleans, 1987 Over 120 family members were present for this reunion, most of them descended from John Dominic Morlas and Lucine Roquevert of New Orleans | |
| 1636 |  | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1637 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. |
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| 1638 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1639 |  | Morlas Mausoleum, Metairie Cemetery, New Orleans Status: Located; This mausoleum was erected in the Metairie Cemetery in New Orleans at the death of John Dominic Morlas in 1923. It also became the final resting place of his wife, Lucine Roquevert, and their children: John Louis & wife Antoinette (Trapani) Morlas, Clothilde & husband Leon Bordes, Estelle & husband August Trapani, Louis & wife Lenora (Christoffer) Morlas, Leopold "Paul" & wife Olie (Roberts) Morlas, Vivian & husband Eugene Schoenfeld; as well as the resting place of several of John Dominic's grandsons; John Louis (I) Morlas Jr., Bertrand C. Morlas, John Louis (II) Morlas Jr., Sylvan "Brother" Bordes and Eugene "Jim" Schoenfeld, Jr. More so than any city this side of Paris, New Orleans is renowned for its historically significant and ornate necropolises. One of the parish's most unique "Cities of the Dead" is the eerily beautiful and diverse Metairie Cemetery. Built over the old Metairie Race Course, the cemetery was founded by Charles T. Howard. According to legend, when Howard was not allowed to join the country club that owned the track, he vowed it would become a cemetery. Many other famous Louisianans are interred here, in structures ranging from Gothic crypts to Romanesque mausoleums to Egyptian pyramids |
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| 1640 |  | Morlas Men, ca 1951 This photo was probably taken in the early 1950's apparently at a reunion. Back (left to right): Buddy Maumus? (ASSUMED), Carl Bishop, Grady Quinn, James ?Red? Johnson, John Morlas, Louis Morlas, Paul Morlas, Alvin "Abby" Rohli. Front (left to right): Johnny Trapani, Charles Myers holding daughter Margo, Claude Bishop, Emile ?Mitz? Martin, Leon Morlas, Edward Bordes, Leon Bordes PLEASE HELP US IDENTIFY THE UNKNOWN or UNCERTAIN PEOPLE. |
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| 1641 |  | Morlas Siblings Children of John Morlas and Lucine Roquevert Back Row: Leon Morlas, Juliet Morlas, Paul Morlas, Jennie (Morlas) Bishop, John Morlas, Leontine (Morlas) Zahn, Eleanor (Morlas) Rohli, Louis Morlas. Front Stella (Morlas) Trapani, Vivian (Morlas) Schoenfeld, Josephine (Morlas) McGuire, and Lucille (Morlas) Quinn. Only their sister Clothilde (Morlas) Bordes was missing. Since Clothilde had died in 1938, the photo was presumably taken after this date. It could very well have been taken at their 1951 reunion. |
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| 1642 |  | Morlas Sister Reunion, likely 1951 TOP ROW - (Left to Right) Josephine Morlas McGuire, Stella Morlas Trapani, Stella O'Brien (cousin), Eleanor Morlas Rohli, BOTTOM ROW - Vivian Morlas Schoenfeld, Leontine Morlas Zahn holding her grandson Edward, and Eugenia Morlas Bishop | |
| 1643 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1644 |  | Morlas, Eleanor, Vivian and Josephine The three youngest of the Morlas sisters, Eleanor Rohli, Vivian Schoenfeld, and Josephine Carpenter. This was taken around 1980, on Josephine's last trip to New Orleans. | |
| 1645 |  | Morlas, Eugenia and Josephine Sisters Jenny and Josephine Morlas before 1920 | |
| 1646 |  | Morlas, John "Bebe" with his namesake grandson, John ca 1951 Bennie Zahn writes that "in 1951 Mom and I took the Sunset Limited train to California to visit John and Antoinette in Burbank, California. We were there for 11 days, and then went onto Canada for a tour. I took this snapshot of Uncle John "Bebe" with his grandson, John Robert Morlas, who was born in 1949." | |
| 1647 |  | Morlas, John Dominic Husband of Lucine Roquevert B. 1865 New Orleans D. 1923 New Orleans He saved the tips he received delivering milk, eventually accumulating enough open his own Dairy, La Belle Creole, in New Orleans. | |
| 1648 |  | Morlas, Josephine (Mrs. Kenneth Carpenter) Pittsburgh County, Oklahoma Death certificate, note that the date of birth is in error, her actual date of birth being April 13, 1905 | |
| 1649 |  | Morlas, Josephine (Mrs. Kenneth Carpenter) Funeral Memorium | |
| 1650 |  | Morlas, Josephine ca 1916 Josephine was the ninth of thirteen children born to John Dominic Morlas and Lucine Roquevert | |
| 1651 |  | Morlas, Josephine ca 1929 Josephine prior to her European Cruise in the Summer of 1929. This scan was made from a xerox of the original photo owned by Keith McGuire, accounting for its poor quality. | |
| 1652 |  | Morlas, Josephine ca 1930's This was probably after her marriage to Keith McGuire in 1930 | |
| 1653 |  | Morlas, Josephine ca 1940 The wife of Keith David McGuire B. 1905 Louisiana D. 1983 Oklahoma | |
| 1654 |  | Morlas, Josephine ca 1965 After her children were grown, the widowed Josephine Morlas McGuire moved to Woodward Oklahoma, where she married Kenneth Carpenter and worked as a waitress at several small cafes. | |
| 1655 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1656 |  | Morlas, Josephine Civil marriage to Keith D. McGuire, 16 July 1930 Jo and Keith were married after meeting at a dance in Mississippi | |
| 1657 |  | Morlas, Josephine High School Diploma Diploma from the Holy Name of Jesus High School, New Orleans, Louisiana | |
| 1658 |  | Morlas, Josephine Marguerite, Parish of Orleans Birth Registration Receipt, from the Parish of Orleans--Office of the Board of Health and Recorder of Births, Marriages and Deaths, for the registration of the birth on Josephine Marguerite Morlas on April 13, 1905 | |
| 1659 |  | Morlas, Josephine Sacramental Marriage to Keith D. McGuire Josephine and Keith solemnized their wedding vows at St. Rita Church in New Orleans exactly one week after their elopement in Mississippi | |
| 1660 |  | Morlas, Josephine, First Holy Communion The Most Holy Name of Jesus, New Orleans, Louisiana | |
| 1661 |  | Morlas, Josephine, Palmer Method Student Award Presented to Josephine in July 1918, the summer before she entered High School | |
| 1662 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1663 |  | Morlas, Louis and Charles, US Army ca 1951 A photo taken while they were serving in the military in Korea. Their sister, Susan, shared this photo with Bennie Zahn. Louis said that he and Charles were stationed about 200 miles apart, but met up from time to time when they were on leave. Note they are wearing different belts, each representing their divisions. Charles, 18, was in the fighting zone and Louis, 21, was in the mail department. Louis later had a medical discharge. | |
| 1664 |  | Morlas, Lucine (Roquevert) with daughters Elenora and Vivian, circa 1925 After purchasing a Hupmobile, Lucine and her youngest daughters, Elenora and Vivian, flew to Detroit as part of the nationwide "Sky-Road Parade and Million Dollar Driveaway" promotion. The Party of seven included another purchaser, Sam Dander, as well and the owners/managers of New Orleans United Motor Car Company, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Johnson. The plane was piloted by John Worthen. The trip probably occured in 1925 or after, when the straight-eight model of Hupmobile was debuted. | |
| 1665 |  | Morlas, Lucine and daughters This formal portrait of Mms. Morlas and her daughters was taken around 1918 in New Orleans. Her husband and her four sons were not pictured. Back Row (l to r): Eugenia, Juliet, Leontine, Clothilde Front Row (l to r): Estelle, Josephine, Eleanor, Mme. Lucine Roquevert Morlas, Vivian, Lucille | |
| 1666 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1667 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1668 |  | Morlas, Vivian, Sister Cyril, RSM (Juliet), and Eleanor The last surviving Morlas sisters, at a luncheon in their honor in New Orleans, Summer 1984 | |
| 1669 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1670 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1671 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1672 |  | mtDNA results for, Mary UNKNOWN, the wife of Daniel Morgan Haplogroup HV results, from a direct female descendant Daniel Morgan's wife Mary. The mtDNA came from the following line of descent: Mary; Elizabeth MORGAN (daughter of Daniel and Mary); Sarah Jane JONES (daughter of Elizabeth and Sion JONES); Ida JONES (daughter of Sarah Jones and Henry Cochran JONES); Private (daughter of Ida Jones and Charles GIBSON); and Private (granddaughter of Ida Jones). It was hoped we could prove that Mary's maternal line was Native American, as has long been rumored. However, the HV Haplogroup is considered to have Western European origins, and is in fact one of the most common mtDNA signatures found in Europe. | |
| 1673 |  | Muck, Amanda L. This appears to have been taken around the time of her marriage to Erwin Kercher in 1909 B. 1888 D. 1953 | |
| 1674 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1675 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1676 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1677 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1678 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1679 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1680 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1681 |  | Neal, Richard Amchitka, Alaska Air Force Base. This was the photo of a co-worker of Tom Payne's, and was among his personal effects at the time of his death. | |
| 1682 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | |
| 1683 |  | Newnam, Daisy Marie (Mrs. Keith D. McGuire, Jr.) Funeral Memorium | |
| 1684 |  | Nique, Otto W. and Ida (Striffler) Status: Located; | |
| 1685 |  | Norma and Elvis McGuire | |
| 1686 |  | Novak, Christine, July 2008, Nebraska Chris Janda, age 96, the widow of Joseph Janda, Jr. | |
| 1687 |  | Nowlin, EB Status: Located; This is an early marker for Eliza B. Nowlin, wborn on December 26, 1875. Melba Gene McLemore noted that several Wright family members buried in the Honey Creek Cemetery had dual markers, the second appearing more refined and complete than the first. | |
| 1688 |  | Nowlin, Eliza B. Status: Located; | |
| 1689 |  | O'Brien, Estelle ca 1907 This photo of Estelle was taken at Brennans' Studio, 809 Canal Street, in New Orleans, probably around 1907, and most likely was a confirmation photo. She was the daughter of Johnny O'Brien and Marie Morlas. | |
| 1690 |  | O'Brien, Estelle ca 1917 This photo of Estelle was taken in 1917 at the Bennette Moore Studio of Baronne Street, New Orleans. She was the daughter of Johnny O'Brien and Marie Morlas. | |
| 1691 |  | O'Brien, Estelle ca 1930's This photo of Estelle appears to have been taken sometime in the 1930's, at the Frank Moore Studio, 114 Baronne Street, New Orleans. She was the daughter of Johnny O'Brien and Marie Morlas, and the godmother of Patricia Marion McGuire, the daughter of her cousin Josephine Morlas McGuire. | |
| 1692 |  | O'Neill Home Duncan, Oklahoma Born in Ireland, John O'Neill made his fortune in cattle and banking. He built an imposing house in Duncan in 1902. Much of the material used in this house, including the large cedar beams, was hauled by ox-pulled wagons from Gainesville, Texas. For a period of time the west upstairs bedroom was used as a Roman Catholic Mission. (Goins, C. R. & Morris, J. W. (1980) Oklahoma Homes Past and Present University of Oklahoma Press: Norman) At the time of the 1910 census, he was listed as having an "independent income." John and his wife, Sarah Elizabeth Payne, were the original occupants of the home, along withe their daughters, Byrd and Annie. Later it was owned by Annie Josephine O'Neill and her husband James Rufus Sparks. Later still it was purchased by the Pace family and called the Pace Mansion. | |
| 1693 |  | O'Neill Sisters, ca 1907 This photo was sent as a postcard to Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill from their daughter Bird. It was postmarked from Concrete, Colorado, and was dated 11 January 1907. The message read "Do you know your baby daughter in this grown up picture? Bird." Bird is seated on the right, and it appears that her older sister Annie is standing to the left. They appear to be in old west costume, with the photo probably taken as a novelty. | |
| 1694 |  | O'Neill, Annie Josephine, ca 1920 Wife of James Rufus Sparks B. 1884 Texas D. 1967 Oklahoma Annie was the eldest daughter of John O'Neill and Sarah Elizabeth Payne. Both her parents and her only sister died while she was still in her thirties. | |
| 1695 |  | O'Neill, Bird Elizabeth, ca 1910's B. 1889 Indian Territory D. 1921 Oklahoma Bird was the youngest daughter of John O'Neill and Sarah Elizabeth Payne. She died when she was only 32. | |
| 1696 |  | O'Neill, Bird Elizabeth, ca 1920 B. 1889 Indian Territory D. 1921 Oklahoma Bird O'Neill was a graduate of the Catholic seminary at Guthrie, but had spent most of her life in Duncan. She died in a sanitarium at a young age, apparently from a rapidly spreading melanoma. At the time of her death, she was survived only by her sister, Annie O'Neill (Mrs. J.R.) Sparks. | |
| 1697 |  | Oman, George ca 1906, with his bicycle George at around age ten. He was the son of Willis and Julia (nee Jesse) Oman, and a lifelong resident of Sturgis, Michigan. | |
| 1698 |  | Orr, Ethel Mary Ethel Mary Orr, the daughter of Robert Hugh Orr and Ethel Mary Striffler, as in infant. | |
| 1699 |  | Orr, Robert with his sister Ethel, ca 1921 The two eldest children of Ethel Striffler and Robert Hugh Orr | |
| 1700 |  | Osborne, Alberta "Bertie" 1885 marriage to Frederick Strong Trumbull County Ohio marriage license |
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