Robert Morgan^{[1, 2]}

Est 1700 - 1754  (~ 54 years)

• Name	Robert Morgan
  	Son of Hugh Morgan
  Born	Est 1700
  Gender	Male
  Died	1 Oct 1754	Nottingham, Chester Co., Pennsylvania Colony
  	Probate
  Person ID	I20269	My Reynolds Line
  Last Modified	2 Jun 2018

  
  

  Family	Anne/Anna Hayes,   b. Est 1692, East Nottingham, Chester Co., Pennsylvania ,   d. Yes, date unknown
  Last Modified	2 Jun 2018
  Family ID	F7528	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Sources

  [S100] Internet Source, http://hugh-morgan.blogspot.com/2007/11/hiug-morgan-and-sons-of-hugh-sidwell.html. In 1741 Robert Morgan wrote his will, only naming his two unmarried daughters but ALL of his "sons and daughters-in-laws" [He named his step-children, 'sons and daughters-in-law] Name: Richard Sidwell Title: Sadler Description: Son-in-law Date: 3 Jun 1754 Prove Date: 1 Oct 1754 Book/Page: C:505 Remarks: Robert Morgan. West Nottingham. September 3, 1754. October 1, 1754. C. 505. To son-in-law Richard Sidwell (sadler) tract of land in Orange County, Virginia, which I formerly bought of him, he paying to Executors £30. To brother John Morgan the money he borrowed of me, 5 shillings. To brothers Joseph, Moses and David Morgan 5 shillings each. To son-in-law Henry Sidwell all the money he owes me. To son-in-law Abraham Sidwell £10 (married Charity). To sons-in-law Hugh, Isaac and Jacob and Joseph Sidwell £10 each. To daughters-in-law Anne and Mary Sidwell £10 each. To 2 daughters Sarah and Susanna Morgan my tract of land on Deer Creek in Baltimore Country, Maryland, and my tract called the Island in Susquehanna River when of age. To wife Anne that 50 acres of land I bought of John Sidwell, Jr. Remainder to wife and 2 daughters. Executors: Brother David Morgan and son-in-law Abraham Sidwell. Chester County, Pennsylvania Wills, 1713-1825 about Hugh Morgan Name: Hugh Morgan Description: Decedent Date: 28 Jul 1727 Prove Date: 6 Apr 1728 Book/Page: A:273 Remarks: Hugh Morgan of Nottingham. 7/28/1727. April 6, 1728. A. 273. To wife Mary all personal estate to bring up the children. To son John all my right to a tract of land that I look up in Co. with Thomas Jackson of Marlborough, lying next to the north of John Rentfroes. All the rest of children to have equal parts of personal estate as they come to age. Sons Robert, Joseph, Moses and David and daughter Sarah being named. Executors: wife Mary and son Hugh Morgan. Witnesses: John Cook, Robert Oldham, John Ruddell. Sidwell: Richard born c: 9 APR 1703 in Letcombe Regis, Berkshire, England, Hugh b: 5 FEB 1692 and John Sidwell 24 AUG 1690 in Letcombe Regis were brothers and the sons of Elizabeth Golding and Hugh Sidwell b. 9 SEP 1662 in Letcomb Regis who died 6 JUL 1729 in W.Nottingham,Chester,Pa. (Will proven 8-26-1729.) 1. Chester County, Pennsylvania Wills, 1713-1825 about Hugh Sidwell Yeoman Name: Hugh Sidwell Title: Yeoman Description: Decedent Date: 6 Jul 1729 Prove Date: 26 Aug 1729 Book/Page: A:304 Remarks: Hugh Sidwell of W. Nottingham, yeoman. July 6, 1729. August 26, 1729. A. 304. Provides for wife Elizabeth. To son Richard the plantation whereon I live with brick house and barn. To sons John and Hugh my right in the proprietors lott. Executor: son Richard. Witnesses: William Harris, John Harris, Thomas Rogers. 2. Chester County, Pennsylvania Wills, 1713-1825 about Hugh Sidwell (Jr) Name: Hugh Sidwell Description: Decedent Date: 24 Oct 1740 Prove Date: 2 Jun 1741 Book/Page: B:84 Remarks: Hugh Sidwell of W. Nottingham. October 24, 1740. June 2, 1741. B. 84. To wife Anne my right to the plantation on which I live and another piece of land as described during widowhood. To eldest son Henry his choice either of the place my brothers live upon and the place I first settled or 1/3 of my tract on River Shenandoah in Orange Co, Va., said tract containing 650 acres. To son Abraham the second choice of above tracts. To sons Hugh and Isaac the other two thirds of the tract at Shanandoah. To son Richard the remainder of tract in Nottingham left by my father to brother John and me also 150 acres at Opeckon in Orange Co, Va. To son Jacob the remainder of said tract. To youngest son Joseph the land bequeathed to wife at expiration of her estate or at 21. To daughters Anne and Mary £40 each when 21. Remainder to 7 sons, viz Henry, Richard, Hugh, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph. Executors: wife Anne and friend Henry Reynolds of Nottingham. Letters to widow. Reynolds renouncing Witnesses: George McCord, John Gartil. Grandchildren of Hugh Sidwell and Elizabeth Golding thru son Hugh: Son Hugh b: 5 FEB 1692 left a long will. His 7 sons and 2 daughters in order of birth in Nottingham, Chester, Penn were as follows according to Holly Forrest Tamer: Grandchildren of Hugh Sidwell and Elizabeth Golding by son Hugh b: 5 FEB 1692 and Anne Hayes :. His 7 sons and 2 daughters in order of birth in Nottingham, Chester, Penn were as follows according to Holly Forrest Tamer. Within 20 years all his girls had died without a trace of knowing who they were that I can find. This is also dedicated to them and finding who they were. Marriages are all in in East Nottingham MM, Chester Co, PA but were recorded in Maryland which was for awhile the record keeper for Chester PA: Henry b 2 JUN 1720 married and then Ellen Huff 26 NOV 1746 Richard b: 11 JAN 1722/1723 married Ann Job Hugh b. 25 JUL 1725 married Margaret Hains, then Anna Hains 7 Mar 1750/51 Abraham b. 4 FEB 1726/1727 married Charity Harris 5 MAY 1756 Isaac b: 5 JAN 1728/1729 married Ann Brown 02 OCT 1755 Jacob b: 15 MAY 1732 married Anne b: 11 JUN 1734 married Jeremiah Sergeant 11 MAY 1757 Joseph b: 3 NOV 1736 married Rachel Medcalf 30 SEP 1762 Mary b. 2 OCT 1739 married Jeremiah Sergeant 11 MAY 1757 Susannah Morgan married Stephen Cooper, John Hamilton Sarah Morgan married James Berford Twenty years after his father in law's death- Name: Abraham Sidwell Description: Decedent Date: 27 Mar 1774 Prove Date: 10 Feb 1775 Remarks: Abraham Sidwell. West Nottingham. Mar. 27, 1774. Feb. 10, 1775. Provides for wife Charity. To each of children an equal share of estate when they come of age. Executors: Brother Hugh, William Allen and Nathan Harris. Letters to Sidwell, the others renouncing. Chester County, Pennsylvania Wills, 1713-1825 about Hugh Sidwell who married Anna Name: Hugh Sidwell Description: Decedent Date: 6 Sep 1789 Prove Date: 14 Feb 1791 Remarks: Sidwell, Hugh. E. Nottingham. 9-6-1789. Feb. 14, 1791. To son Nathan the 2 mills where he now lives and all the land I bought of Andrew McDowell in Chester Co. and Little Britain, Lancaster Co. To sons Samuel and Richard all my land in Frederick Co., Va., each to have the part he now lives on. To sons Job and Levi the tract of land I now live on. To daughter Anna Sidwell £50, etc. To my grandchildren, Reuben Brown my lot in Charlestown and £6, Lydia, Susanna and Prudence Brown £6 each when of age. To 4 daughters Susanna, Elizabeth, Deborah and Anna Sidwell all remainder of personal estate. Executors: Sons Nathan, Samuel and Job. Sidwell birth records: Maryland Quaker Records, Nottingham MM, Cecil Co., Md ([Located at Newberry Library, Chicago, IL]), p. 149 . Nottingham monthly meeting records: Marriages, Births, Deaths. (FHL 975.238 K28m). [S40] Will, http://hugh-morgan.blogspot.com/2007/11/hiug-morgan-and-sons-of-hugh-sidwell.html. Name: Richard Sidwell Title: Sadler Description: Son-in-law Date: 3 Jun 1754 Prove Date: 1 Oct 1754 Book/Page: C:505 Remarks: Robert Morgan. West Nottingham. September 3, 1754. October 1, 1754. C. 505. To son-in-law Richard Sidwell (sadler) tract of land in Orange County, Virginia, which I formerly bought of him, he paying to Executors £30. To brother John Morgan the money he borrowed of me, 5 shillings. To brothers Joseph, Moses and David Morgan 5 shillings each. To son-in-law Henry Sidwell all the money he owes me. To son-in-law Abraham Sidwell £10 (married Charity). To sons-in-law Hugh, Isaac and Jacob and Joseph Sidwell £10 each. To daughters-in-law Anne and Mary Sidwell £10 each. To 2 daughters Sarah and Susanna Morgan my tract of land on Deer Creek in Baltimore Country, Maryland, and my tract called the Island in Susquehanna River when of age. To wife Anne that 50 acres of land I bought of John Sidwell, Jr. Remainder to wife and 2 daughters. Executors: Brother David Morgan and son-in-law Abraham Sidwell.