Name/Title
Sons of Ephraim Morris and Martha RoseberryEntry/Object ID
2021.15.23Description
Sons of Ephraim Morris and Martha Roseberry, of Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, pictured:
LEFT - Captain John Morris (1832-1922);
CENTER - Mathias Lot Morris (1834-1913);
RIGHT - James Franklin Morris, Esq. (1840-1928).
Originally there were five sons. Oldest son, Lt. Colonel Thomas Morris (1822-1864), was killed at Snicker’s Ferry, Virginia, July, 1864, in the Battle of Cool Springs (Civil War). Second son, Asa Warren Morris, went to California in 1850.
Original, candid.
Photo courtesy of Marilyn Morris Fields, Woodland, California.
Photo was used in the research for the children’s book Asa and the Holstein Queen, by Lynne Gough.Photograph Details
Subject Person or Organization
Morris, John [1832-1922], Morris, Mathias Lot [1834-1913], Morris, James Franklin [1840-1928]Collection
Lynne Gough CollectionMade/Created
Date made
circa 1910 - circa 1913Lexicon
Search Terms
Morris familyOther Names and Numbers
Other Number
MORR-AN001-0023Provenance
Provenance Detail
Morris-Call Series - Lynne Gough CollectionOwner/Agent
Gough, LynneAcquisition Method
DigitalAcquisition Date
2016Notes
The Morris-Call Series photographs and research notes were compiled by Lynne Gough (descendant of the Morris and Call families of Greene County) while doing research for her children’s book, Asa and the Holstein Queen. Each photograph includes an explanation of its provenance. The images and related history were shared by Lynne with the Greene Connections: Greene County, Pennsylvania Archives Project in 2016.
Source Citation: Sons of Ephraim Morris and Martha Roseberry, of Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, pictured: LEFT - Captain John Morris (1832-1922), CENTER - Mathias Lot Morris (1834-1913), RIGHT - James Franklin Morris, Esq. (1840-1928); circa 1910-1913; item no. MORR-AN001-0023, Lynne Gough Collection, Greene Connections Archives Project (www.GreeneConnections.com).