Richard William MORGAN [3349] ²²⁹⁰

  General Notes:

There are 2 possible marriages for Richard W Morgan, one in 1823 at Marylebone, to Mary Chester, in April 1823, this Richard is said to be a widower on the banns. Alternatively, Richard Morgan married Mary Horning on 25 Dec 1824 at Limehouse. It is uncertain which is the correct marriage but it is was originally thought to be Richard Morgan to Mary Horning..

A Richard and Mary Morgan had 2 children baptised at Upper St Martins in the Field in 1839. Richard's occupation is given as Card Maker. This is likely the incorrect Richard Morgan as Richard William's baptism gives his fathers occupation as Carpenter.

There is a Baptism on 27 Jan 1805 • Saint Mary-St Marylebone Road,St Marylebone, London, England, of a Richard Morgan, whose parents are Richard and Hannah. This may be the correct Richard.

Richard may have had a brother b. c. 1811 named Thomas and also a carpenter. At the 1841 census there is a Richard Morgan 35 carpenter, Elizabeth , 30 and Thomas Morgan 30 carpenter living in Bethnal Green. These three were said to have NOT been born the Middlesex. There are also two children named Richard Morgan living at the same address, one is aged 12 , the other is aged 6 as well as a Mary Ann aged 10 and Thomas aged 4. There is no indication which children belong to which adults.

Richard married Mary HORNING [4062] [MRIN: 1007] on 25 Dec 1824 in Limehouse, Middlesex, England ³⁵³⁷.^,3538 (Mary HORNING [4062] was born circa 1806.)