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Julio II. Morton.
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prosperous merchant of Petersburg, Tenn. Hi* is a member of the Methodist Church, and a stanch Demo-i>i crat. lie now holds the oflices of Notary Public, Mag-istrate, and Recorder. Ilis jirst child, Annie, married / (^ohn Jarman I-) and now lives near Wartrace; Arthur if	is bookkeeper for Ihvight's Cotton .Mills, Alabama City,
Ala.; George is employed by the Cumberland Telephone Company, and now living at Winchester, Tenn.; Horace is overseer of the cloth room in Dwight's Mills, Alabama City, Ala.
.Martha Jane Morton married X. 8. McConnell, who is a farmer, now	living near Wartrace, Tenn.	She
joined the	Lutheran Church when	quite young,	but
afterwards	moved	her membership	to the Methodist
Church at	Haley,	Tenn., where the	remainder of	the
family belong. Fannye is at home with her parents; George lias been playing professional ball for the last four years, and is now in the National League; James is a traveling salesman.
Ellen Morton, the fifth child, married A. D. McConnell, who is also a farmer and living near Wartrace. She is a member of the Lutheran Church. Bennie, their eldest child, was in the War with Spain, serving in the First Tennessee Regiment. While at home on a furlough, he died from the effects of a relapse from an illness contracted in the service.
Ijee. Morton, the fourth daughter, married Dennis Searcy, an employee on the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway, and was a member of the Methodist Church. She died December 21, l!Nll, at her home near Wartrace. She was the mother of eight children. Hubert- is a fireman on the Nashville, Chattanooga and