Son of
Willis Morse 1775-1852 &
Lettice Attaway Morse 1782-1857
By J.B. Williams,
Lifetime Heritage Family Member, of Camp Polk/Fort Polk, now called Fort Johnson, Peason Ridge Army Artllery Range, now called Fort Johnson North, Heritage Families Association.
The name is spelled Morse, not Moss.
Simeon's daughter, Emily Morse Self, all of her sibling's spelled their name Morse. Emily Morse Self's brother Gideon Morse, is listed in the 1850 Federal Census, Natchitoches Parish, living with his sister's family.
This Simeon Morse married one time, in Ala. to Martha Deborah Broadway.
These are my 3rd Great-Grandparents.
Any contributor, any genealogist, anyone wants to debate, question, assume, discredit that,
my name is J. B. Williams.
Let me be very clear to anyone,
Peason, the old town, old Peason Sawmill, that was known as Peavy-Wilson Lumber company, is located in the Impact Area 6 of Peason Ridge.
The Peason Community off Highway 118, today, is often referred to as New Peason.
(One person I know and have known for as long as I can remember, Bro. Morris Goins, (Pastor) was born and raised in Old Peason, in the Impact Area 6.
Bro. Morris Goins married Mrs. Nola Faye Haymon,
her father, Elijah Haymon, his father, Lonnie Haymon, his father Henery Haymon.)
There are two, old stone marker's, that have been untouched, and aged with time, Simeon Morse and Deborah Broadway Morse in the Impact Area 6, of Peason Ridge.
Camp Polk was created in 1941 by the US Army
Peason Ridge was created in 1951 by the US Army
Any questions?
Go to the Vernon Parish Library,
on file,
archived from the Library,
in the Leesville Leader,
Camp Polk 1941 article in the Leesville Leader
Peason Ridge 1951 article in the Leesville Leader
I have my copy of both article's from the Leesville Leader, from the Library Archives.
Son of
Willis Morse 1775-1852 &
Lettice Attaway Morse 1782-1857
By J.B. Williams,
Lifetime Heritage Family Member, of Camp Polk/Fort Polk, now called Fort Johnson, Peason Ridge Army Artllery Range, now called Fort Johnson North, Heritage Families Association.
The name is spelled Morse, not Moss.
Simeon's daughter, Emily Morse Self, all of her sibling's spelled their name Morse. Emily Morse Self's brother Gideon Morse, is listed in the 1850 Federal Census, Natchitoches Parish, living with his sister's family.
This Simeon Morse married one time, in Ala. to Martha Deborah Broadway.
These are my 3rd Great-Grandparents.
Any contributor, any genealogist, anyone wants to debate, question, assume, discredit that,
my name is J. B. Williams.
Let me be very clear to anyone,
Peason, the old town, old Peason Sawmill, that was known as Peavy-Wilson Lumber company, is located in the Impact Area 6 of Peason Ridge.
The Peason Community off Highway 118, today, is often referred to as New Peason.
(One person I know and have known for as long as I can remember, Bro. Morris Goins, (Pastor) was born and raised in Old Peason, in the Impact Area 6.
Bro. Morris Goins married Mrs. Nola Faye Haymon,
her father, Elijah Haymon, his father, Lonnie Haymon, his father Henery Haymon.)
There are two, old stone marker's, that have been untouched, and aged with time, Simeon Morse and Deborah Broadway Morse in the Impact Area 6, of Peason Ridge.
Camp Polk was created in 1941 by the US Army
Peason Ridge was created in 1951 by the US Army
Any questions?
Go to the Vernon Parish Library,
on file,
archived from the Library,
in the Leesville Leader,
Camp Polk 1941 article in the Leesville Leader
Peason Ridge 1951 article in the Leesville Leader
I have my copy of both article's from the Leesville Leader, from the Library Archives.
Gravesite Details
Marker is located inside Fort Johnson North, formerly known as Peason Ridge Army Artillery Range, also known as the Horsehead Artillery Range, these Range's are in Natchitoches, Vernon, Sabine Parish's. Kisatchie National Forest borders each one.
Family Members
-
Samuel Morse
1805–1822
-
Sarah "Sally" Morse Attaway
1806–1880
-
Mary Elizabeth Morse DeLoach
1807–1874
-
Aletha Mae "Letha" Morse Kay
1808–1865
-
Allen Morse
1809–1836
-
![]()
Mastin Morse
1812–1892
-
Wiley Morse
1813–1893
-
Martha Morse Wooten
1815–1874
-
![]()
John Morse
1817–1889
-
William Morse
1820–1880
-
Whitfield Morse
1821–1885
-
Solomon Morse
1824–1880
-
Sylur Sillus Morse
1825–1902
-
![]()
Frances Morse Lewis
1829–1893
-
![]()
Ellen Morse Ready
1832–1909
Advertisement
Advertisement
