Is James Morgan-1173 really John and Sarah’s son?

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James Morgan-1173  is listed in the book “Welsh Founders of Pennsylvania” Vol 1 page 133 as John Morgan and Sarah’s son born prior to 1720 and died without children. 

I can not find this book on family search. This is a link to ancestry. 

https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/25346/dvm_LocHist010210-00088-1/155?backurl=https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/163581962/person/162168813730/facts/citation/622240815034/edit/record#?imageId=dvm_LocHist010210-00089-1

I believe this is also him. marriage to Elizabeth Walker due to the name of the child. Perminter is a family name that has carried its way all the way to my Great Uncle, Piere Mentor Morgan.

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS3L-Z9RQ-3?mode=g&cc=2385204&personaUrl=%2Fark%3A%2F61903%2F1%3A1%3AQG6H-M831

Record of birth John Permenta birth son of James Morgan and Elizabeth. The name “Permenta” makes me believe this is my James. 

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS3L-Z95X-B?personaUrl=%2Fark%3A%2F61903%2F1%3A1%3AQGHZ-1CT9

I can not find anything on Elizabeth and baby John. They might have passed with no record?

In John’s will he does not mention a son James just the two daughters listed in the book. I can not find the original copy but here is the link to ancestry. https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=try&db=philpa1682&h=83356

Copied from the bottom of the page it says:

John Morgan Junr. Radnor Co. of Chester Pennsylvania. Yeoman. February 21, 1731/2. 3/4/1731. E.181. Wife: Patience. Children: Mary, Hannah. Father: John. Sister: Sarah. Brother: Samuel. Brother-in-Law: Joseph Jones. Nieces: Elizabeth and Sarah Jones. Exec: John Morgan

This record is for James Morgan in the military in 1777 could, of course, be another James but he would have been born approx. 1720

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2DG-SDH9?from=lynx1UIV8&treeref=LRZQ-FPG

Are there any records that show James lived and the book is incorrect? 

WikiTree profile: James Morgan
in Genealogy Help by M Lindsey G2G Crew (320 points)
There are land records in Rowan County where James transferred deeds, sold land, to Isaac Morgan and Elijah Morgan. Since these were not his children, they were probably his brothers. There is also a record of Perminter Morgan selling land to James
send me your email and I can forward land record page

due to my firewall settings to filter spam, I can't receive emails from gmail.com so if you use gmail, I can find a go between member to relay document
I can read that document. However, my email address is wendykml@yahoo.com James does have children named Isaac and Elijah. I always assumed those records were where he was transferring his land to his children before he passed. There are so many of James, and Johns and I can't seem to make James fit to anyone as a child. Thank You
I think the name Perminter  is significant
Oh yes me too! I think it has a lot of answers. It is said that Patience, John's second wife's last name was Perminter or spelled something close to that. However, I can not find her anywhere to prove that either. We think alike!

FOUND THIS

Rev. Perminter Morgan (spelled Permenter in his day) was a Pioneer Baptist Minister throughout the region. He was the grandson of Permenter Morgan of Wales. He was born in St. George Parish, Harford Co., Maryland, and was the oldest son of James Morgan Sr. and Mary Davis, who were married July 18, 1754. The family of James Morgan and Mary Davis came to North Carolina in 1764 and first settled in old Rowan Co, NC (now Guilford and Randolph Counties) along the Uwharrie River. Perminter married Gracie Jones about 1775 (probably in Guilford or Randolph Co). Their first 2 children (Rev. Stephen Morgan, and Martha Morgan Owenby) were born in Randolph County, and they then the family moved to old Tryon County (now Rutherford County), where Permenter served as a circuit riding Baptist preacher to spread the Baptist doctrine. The rest of their children (James, John, Jesse, Jonathan, Abner, Permenter Jr, Mary Jane "Polly", and Elijah), were all born in Rutherford County.


Rev. Perminter Morgan was the first pastor of Mountain Creek Baptist Church, organized about 1780 in Rutherfordton. He was also the first pastor of Bill's Creek Baptist Church in Lake Lure. Sometime later he moved his family to the Sugar Hill area of McDowell County. There, he was the first pastor of Bethel Baptist Church when organized in 1801. He continued as pastor of Bethel Baptist Church until his death in 1824.

and back to the library

THE NORTH CAROLINIAN, VOL 2, JUNE 1956, PP 179-180

http://www.worldcat.org/title/north-carolinian-a-quarterly-journal-of-genealogy-and-history/oclc/366668460

http://wakespace.lib.wfu.edu/handle/10339/37737

Wake Forest University

when the corona virus lock down is over

History of Mountain Creek Baptist Church, Gilkey, N.C., 1789 ...

divinityarchive.com › handle › historyofmountailewi

PDF

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF ALL THE PASTORS. Perminter Morgan, the first pastor of the Mountain Creek church, was born in Virginia. August 29. 1755.

Oh my Goodness, you have found more info on Perminter in a matter of hours than I have found in days!!

the above cited books aren't the frequently wrong family written histories. they're studies done by universities and historical societies, so the info in them is probably 100% accurate and reliable. trouble is, you can't get at them til the crisis ends. crying   I believe you'll find Patience in them 

 

4. JOHN Jr b. after 1703 Radnor Twp, Chester, Pa -died 1731. Married Hannah William 1823 at Merion Meeting. He also married Patience (Perminter?). The name Patience is given in his will.

Patience Morgan

 in the Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, Will Index, 1682-1819

      Name: Patience Morgan
      Role: Wife
      Will Date: 21 Feb 1731
      Will Proved Date: 4 Mar 1731
      Comments: John Morgan Junr. Radnor Co. of Chester Pennsylvania. Yeoman. February 21, 1731/2. 3/4/1731. E.181. Wife: Patience. Children: Mary, Hannah. Father: John. Sister: Sarah. Brother: Samuel. Brother-in-Law: Joseph Jones. Nieces: Elizabeth and Sarah Jones. Exec: John Morgan
      Page: E:181
      Household Members:
      Name
      Thomas Aspin
      Catch Evans
      John Evans
      Sarah Jones
      Elizabeth Jones
      Joseph Jones
      John Morgan
      Sarah Morgan
      Samuel Morgan
      Patience Morgan
      Mary Morgan
      Hannah Morgan
      John Morgan
      John Morgan

      Source Information

      Lineages, Inc., comp. Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, Will Index, 1682-1819 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2000.

      THIS IS FROM A BOOK ON ARCHIVE - explains the Perminter connection

      Permenter (this is the correct spelling of his name) was born August 25, 1755 in Harford Co., MD (St. George Parish), the first child of James and Mary Davis Morgan. His father James was the son of John and Sarah Evans Morgan and was born in Harford Co., MD abt 1729. Sarah Evans Morgan died and John Morgan married a second time to Patience Permenter, who raised John and his sister Hannah. Mary Davis was born October 13, 1737 in Harford Co., MD, the daughter of Henry and Sarah Davis.

      it seems from reading through stuff, Patience was a dearly loved step-mother to John and step-grandmother to James, who named his son Permenter in her honor.
      there were Quaker Parmenters in Maryland some families do exist
      signing off LOL

      Good luck
      Where in the world did you find this??? This is exactly what I have been looking for for months!

      Yes, I think she was if her name is correct she is related to George Parmenter-130 just can't find her actual name or record.  I think this only because they have a child named Thankful and Deliverance. Ya know it kinda fits. lol

      1 Answer

      +1 vote
      At first sight, John and Sarah have 3 bogus kids, all born in different places, all the wrong place.

      But we need sources.  Why does it say John married Patience in Massachusetts?  Why does it say James was born in Baltimore?

      Why does it say Patience's maiden name was Parminter?

      If somebody made that up, the argument is circular.

      But Glenn probably said James died sp because he isn't in the will.  He didn't have a death record.
      by Living Horace G2G6 Pilot (633k points)
      it looks like he was a circuit preacher

      several of his alleged descendants were Baptist ministers, traveling the circuit, sometimes taking churches for short times and that would mean the wife and children settled in for a spell.
      Yes, the same questions I have. I have looked and looked for Patience. I have found a family she could very possibly belong to but no record of her found. I don't know what you mean by circular but that story is everywhere, with no records attached. Is it possible that even though it says it died without children in the book and wasn't in the will that he still exists and is their child?
      Sometimes, somebody posts a tree in which John Smith marries Mary _____ and has a son Harrison Smith.  This might be a speculative connection.

      Somebody else then decides that Mary must have been a Harrison, to explain the name of the son.  So the wife becomes Mary Harrison.

      Then if somebody questions whether Harrison is really John's son, people think it must be right because he had his mother's maiden name.

      Or perhaps he was named after a President.

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