Descendants of Patrick Dargan/Dorgan and Johanna/Ann/Nancy/Anstice Flynn - Person Sheet
Descendants of Patrick Dargan/Dorgan and Johanna/Ann/Nancy/Anstice Flynn - Person Sheet
NameThomas MORGAN 
, M
, MBirth Date6 Aug 1889
Birth PlaceNewry, County Armaugh, Northern Ireland
Death Date5 Nov 1980 Age: 91
Spouses
Birth Date1 Feb 1886
Death Date2 Nov 1958 Age: 72
Death PlacePawtucket, Providence, Rhode Island
ChildrenThomas , M (1921-1998)
Joseph Anthony , M (1923-2008)
Notes for Thomas MORGAN
Thomas A Morgan
Based on information from the 1940 United States Federal Census
Thomas A Morgan, an 18-year-old white male, was born in Rhode Island around 1922. In 1940, he resided with his family on Rhode Island Avenue in Pawtucket, Providence, Rhode Island. Thomas was the son of the head of the household, Thomas Morgan, and his wife Anna E Morgan, who was 54 years old at the time. The household also included Thomas's younger brother Joseph A Morgan, who was 17 years old, and a lodger named William Smith, who was 29.
Thomas was a fourth-year high school student who had not attended any college or school in 1940. He worked as a Telling Carrier, likely in a private company, and worked for 40 hours the week before the census. However, he had been unemployed for 26 weeks leading up to the census. Thomas did not have any income from other sources.
The data does not provide information about Thomas's aspirations, interests, or personal circumstances beyond his demographic details and occupation. However, it offers a glimpse into his family life and educational background during this time.
Based on information from the 1940 United States Federal Census
Thomas A Morgan, an 18-year-old white male, was born in Rhode Island around 1922. In 1940, he resided with his family on Rhode Island Avenue in Pawtucket, Providence, Rhode Island. Thomas was the son of the head of the household, Thomas Morgan, and his wife Anna E Morgan, who was 54 years old at the time. The household also included Thomas's younger brother Joseph A Morgan, who was 17 years old, and a lodger named William Smith, who was 29.
Thomas was a fourth-year high school student who had not attended any college or school in 1940. He worked as a Telling Carrier, likely in a private company, and worked for 40 hours the week before the census. However, he had been unemployed for 26 weeks leading up to the census. Thomas did not have any income from other sources.
The data does not provide information about Thomas's aspirations, interests, or personal circumstances beyond his demographic details and occupation. However, it offers a glimpse into his family life and educational background during this time.