Son of William Henry [Hennery] Wolfe and Elizabeth Ann Menear Wolfe, of Preston county.
Morgan married Minnie Collins at Tunnelton on 5 June 1895, the presiding minister was W.C. Rogers.
Their son James died in March 1903, at Rowlesburg, aged 1 year and 17 days.
Morgan and Minnie were divorced,
their daughters Georgia and Alberta were born in Preston county.
Morgan's death record gives his occupation as
Watchman/B&O Railroad. The informant was his brother, L. Vane Wolfe.
He was a member of the Junior Order of American Mechanics.
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Obituary was included in the Preston County Journal of 10 August, 1961.
Morgan married Minnie Collins at Tunnelton on 5 June 1895, the presiding minister was W.C. Rogers.
Their son James died in March 1903, at Rowlesburg, aged 1 year and 17 days.
Morgan and Minnie were divorced,
their daughters Georgia and Alberta were born in Preston county.
Morgan's death record gives his occupation as
Watchman/B&O Railroad. The informant was his brother, L. Vane Wolfe.
He was a member of the Junior Order of American Mechanics.
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Obituary was included in the Preston County Journal of 10 August, 1961.
Son of William Henry [Hennery] Wolfe and Elizabeth Ann Menear Wolfe, of Preston county.
Morgan married Minnie Collins at Tunnelton on 5 June 1895, the presiding minister was W.C. Rogers.
Their son James died in March 1903, at Rowlesburg, aged 1 year and 17 days.
Morgan and Minnie were divorced,
their daughters Georgia and Alberta were born in Preston county.
Morgan's death record gives his occupation as
Watchman/B&O Railroad. The informant was his brother, L. Vane Wolfe.
He was a member of the Junior Order of American Mechanics.
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Obituary was included in the Preston County Journal of 10 August, 1961.
Morgan married Minnie Collins at Tunnelton on 5 June 1895, the presiding minister was W.C. Rogers.
Their son James died in March 1903, at Rowlesburg, aged 1 year and 17 days.
Morgan and Minnie were divorced,
their daughters Georgia and Alberta were born in Preston county.
Morgan's death record gives his occupation as
Watchman/B&O Railroad. The informant was his brother, L. Vane Wolfe.
He was a member of the Junior Order of American Mechanics.
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Obituary was included in the Preston County Journal of 10 August, 1961.
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