Roger Morton
Honor Code SignatorySigned 8 Jun 2017 | 575 contributions | 12 thank-yous | 1,007 connections
Signed 8 Jun 2017 | 575 contributions | 12 thank-yous | 1,007 connections
Roger D. Morton
Born 1950s.
Ancestors 
Son of Russell Earl Morton Jr.
and Iris (Shaw) Morton
[sibling(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
Profile last modified
| Created 26 May 2017
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Biography
I am Roger Dean Morton, son of Russell Earl Morton and Iris Dean Shaw Morton. I was born in Kansas and lived there until I went to College in Oklahoma. I have lived in Oklahoma till this day. I married Terrill Lynne Morton, daughter of John Paul Thompson and Jean Maxine Maddox Thompson. I worked for 45 years in the information systems field and am now retired. I enjoy Barbershop Quartet singing, Genealogy, Counted Cross Stitch, and teaching Bible.
I am interested in the following families: Morton, Shaw, Brumbaugh, Graves, Sink, Bean, Thompson, Maddox, Wilson, and Perry.
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