Who was John Morton?

Dedicated to the memory of John Morton, A member of the First American Congress from the State of Pennsylvania, Assembled in New York in 1765, and of the next Congress, assembled in Philadelphia in 1774. Born A.D., 1724 – Died April 1777.

How many children did John Morton have?

Morton married Ann Justis of Chester County, Pennsylvania and together they had three sons and five daughters; Aaron, Sketchley, John, Mary, Sarah, Lydia, Ann and Elizabeth. Morton’s second son, Sketchley, was a Major in the Pennsylvania Militia of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War.

Where is John Morton’s grave?

John Morton’s grave in the Old St. Paul’s Church Burial Ground, Chester, Pennsylvania. He was the first signer of the Declaration of Independence to die and was buried in Old St. Paul’s Church Burial Ground (also known as the Old Swedish Burial Ground) in the city of Chester, Pennsylvania.

Where is Dr Morton’s office located?

Dr. Morton’s office is located at 111 S 90th St, Omaha, NE. View the map. What are Dr. Morton’s areas of care? Urologists specialize in the male and female urinary tract and male reproductive organs.