Morton and allied families/ compiled by William E. Morton and Mildred Tate Rogers

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Joseph Morton (1780-1855) and his wife, Jemima Harrell (1786-1876), were born in Virginia or North Carolina. They were married in 1801. They had fourteen children, ca. 1802-ca. 1832. The family migrated from Virginia to Mercer County, Kentucky, ca. 1806; and to Pike County, Indiana, in 1845. Descendants lived in Indiana and elsewhere.

Includes the Black, Pipes, Craig, Hollon, Robinson, Richardson, Dearing, Allen, Anderson, Arnold, Aydelotte, Bailey, Barnett, Beadles, Beloat, Benjamin, Blair, Bonnenberger, Borders, Brenton, Brittain, Brown, Capehart, Carter, Chesser, Conger, Corn, Cox, Curtis, Dalton, Dibartolomeo, Eddleman, English Foster, Gamble, Gipson, Griffith, Hale, Hamm, Heger, Hodal, Howard, Hunley, Izard, Jackson, Johnson, Jones, Kinman, Kirby, Kohlmeyer, Leinenbach, Long, Longest, Luttrull, Miller, Morgan, Nelson, Newkirk, Nichols, Norrington, Oleo, O'Neal, Padgett, Powers, Rainey, Ramsey, Ridge, Robinson, Robling, Russ, Samuels, Satterfield, Scales, Scherer, Scott, Selby, Smith, Smothers, Songer, Stephens, Sturomski, Sullivan, Tate, Taylor, Thomas, Tisdale, Traylor, Turner, Tuttle, Vaughn, Vinyard, Ward, West, Whitacre, White, Wiggs, Williams, Willis, Wineinger, Woods, Young, Yowell, Yutmeyer and other related families.

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