Birth: 1830, Mar. 2
Death: 1894, Aug. 23
Occupation: doctor

Associated Counties

• Baltimore City
• Baltimore County

U.S. Census

Year	Occupation	County	Ward/District Post Office	Page
1870	doctor	Baltimore County	District 3 Randallstown	6
1880	doctor	Baltimore County	Part of 3rd Election District 226 Enumeration District	6

Directories

Date	Name	Occupation	Address	City
1873	Dewitt C. Morgan		129 W Fayette	Baltimore
1874	Dr. Dewitt C. Morgan	Doctor	129 W Fayette	Baltimore
1875	DeWitt C. Morgan	Physician	129 W Fayette	Baltimore
1878	Dewitt C. Morgan	Lumber Dealer	467 W Pratt	Baltimore
1878	Dewitt C. Morgan	Lumber	467 W. Pratt dw: 94 W. Monument	Baltimore
1881	Dewitt C. Morgan (D.C.M. & Co.)		94 W. Monument	Baltimore
1881	D.C. Morgan & Co.	Lumber	470 W. Pratt	Baltimore
1886	Dewitt C. Morgan	Lumber	470 W Pratt	Baltimore
1887	Dewitt C. Morgan	Lumber Dealer	Bloomingdale Road	Baltimore
1889	Dewitt C. Morgan		1008 N. Charles	Baltimore
1890	Dewitt C. Morgan		1008 N. Charles	Baltimore
1891	Dewitt C. Morgan		1008 N. Charles	Baltimore
1893	DeWitt C. Morgan	Physician	Bloomingdale Road near Winchester	Baltimore

Additional Information

• Dates: 1891
  Notes: Served as an election judge for the 6th Precinct, Baltimore City.
  Source: Baltimore Sun (Baltimore) 5 September 1891: 4.
• Dates: 1894
  Notes: Died, Baltimore City, August 23, 1894, age 64
  Source: Arps, Walter E., Jr., Maryland Mortalities 1876-1915 from the (Baltimore) Sun Almanac Westminster: Family Line Publications: 166
• Dates: 1830-1894
  Notes: Born 2 March 1830. Died 23 August 1894. Buried in Green Mount Cemetery, Baltimore, MD. Source: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/157678878/dewitt_clinton-morgan: accessed February 14, 2024), memorial page for Dr DeWitt Clinton Morgan (2 Mar 1830–23 Aug 1894), Find a Grave Memorial ID 157678878, citing Green Mount Cemetery, Baltimore, Baltimore City, Maryland, USA; Maintained by MMarkwell (contributor 47011226).
• Date: 24 August 1894 – Obituary
  Dr. De Witt Clinton Morgan died yesterday at his home, Poplar Grove, on Bloomingdale avenue. He was sixty-four years old.
  
  His fatal illness began with an attack of angina pectoris August 13, but later he seemed to improve. Then symptoms indicating heart failure appeared and resulted in his death.
  
  In Rockingham county, Va., Dr. Morgan was born. His father was Rev. Gerard Morgan. He was the youngest of seven brothers, the eldest of whom is Rev. Dr. Lyttleton F. Morgan, of the Methodist Episcopal Church. After a course of study at Dickinson College he received the degrees of A.B. and A.M. Later he studied medicine at the University of Maryland and received the degree of M.D. but he practiced his profession only a short time.
  
  Soon after his marriage he engaged in the lumber business, in which he continued until a few years ago, when he retired. He was for a time principal of a private school on Light street.
  
  Dr. Morgan was an official member of Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church. He had decided literary and intellectual tastes.
  
  A widow and three children survive him. His widow was Miss Sarah Hurst, eldest daughter of the late John Hurst, founder of the firm of Hurst, Purnell & Co. Mrs. Morgan is a sister of Mrs. Lyttleton B. Purnell and a cousin of Mr. John E. Hurst. The children of Dr. Morgan are John H., a Baltimore lawyer, D. Clinton, Jr., a member of the firm of Turner, Morgan & Co., and Philip Sydney Morgan.
  
  Dr. Morgan wrote a letter about a year ago giving directions for his funeral. This letter stated that the funeral should be very plain and named Rev. Dr. L. B. Wilson and Rev. John Dashiell as the officiating clergymen. It also named eight pall-bearers, who were selected from Dr. Morgan’s pupils in past years.
  
  Source: Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD) 24 August 1894: 8