Born c1836 in St Paul’s, the husband of Eliza Morgan, the father of William Morgan V and son-in-law of Edward Raby (HTPR, 61C, 71C).
1857 | 1 Jun. Park Street (21) a ‘printer’ the son of John Morgan, a painter and glazier, he married Eliza Raby (21) a painter of Park Street, the daughter of Edward Raby, a potter (HTPR). |
1861 | Earthenware printer, Melsom’s Building, Temple parish (24), living with his wife Eliza (24) earthenware printer, born in Staffordshire (61C). |
1861 | 19 Oct. Probably the William Morgan, employed at the Bristol Pottery, who was charged with stealing a pair of boots. The evidence suggested he had bought the boots and he was discharged (Western Daily Press). |
1871 | Earthenware printer, 21 Pipe Lane, Temple parish (35), living with his wife Eliza (36) warehouse woman, born in Hanley, Staffordshire, and children (71C). |
1881 | Printer at pottery, 2 Brights Court, Rose Alley, Temple parish (43), living with his wife Eliza (42) and children, including William (17), a potter’s labourer (81C). |
1891 | His wife was a widow (91C). |
Children: William, born c1863 in Temple parish (71C, 81C), John, born c1865 in Staffordshire (71C) (1881 census says born Temple parish) |