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Dr. Edward Morton

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Lympstone, Devonshire, England (United Kingdom)
Death: September 23, 1884 (78)
E. Gwilliambury, Ontario, Canada
Place of Burial: 112 Main Street North, Range 53 or 51, Newmarket, ON, Canada
Immediate Family:

Son of Charles Carr Morton, Esq and Charlotte Morton
Husband of Rebecca Morton
Father of Rebecca Morton; John Charles Morton; William Morton; Savile Edward Morton; Marion Sutton and 3 others
Brother of Anna Morton; Charles Car Morton; Private; Private; Charles Morton, Esq and 9 others

Occupation: Doctor, farmer
Managed by: Bruce Murray MacKenzie
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About Dr. Edward Morton

Born March 29, 1806 in Lympstone, Devonshire. Baptized on Good Friday by Rev. John P. Gedwin, Rector of Lympstone Parish. Educated at Crediton School under Mr. Nicholas Lightfoot (1772-1847); headmaster, 1800- 

Admitted pensioner to Sidney Sussex College (Cambridge) May 19, 1823 (Oliver Cromwell's college) . Matriculated 1823. B.A. 1828. Of Haberley Lodge, near Kidderminster (residence?) and Heathfield, Wolverly, Worcs. (Worchestershire)

Brother of Charles (1820)* D'Arcy (1833) Pierce (1820) Savile (1830)

  • not exactly sure what dates represent. As this info. came from Cambridge U. alumni records, it may be date the student matriculated (entered) university

Edward was the 4th son of Charles Carr Morton of Drumrora, County Cavan (Ireland).

Practiced medicine in Montreal and Newmarket

Dr. Morton's highest academic designation was "M.R.C.S." (Member of Royal College of Surgeons)

Much of this information is from a Cambridge University alumni service. The author of this entry may be P.B.G. Binnall; he credits Walford, "Country Families"

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Dr. Edward Morton's Timeline

1806
March 29, 1806
Lympstone, Devonshire, England (United Kingdom)
April 4, 1806
Lympstone Parish Church, Lympstone, Devonshire, England (United Kingdom)
1836
July 27, 1836
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1838
January 9, 1838
Queensville, Ontario, Canada
1840
1840
1841
July 9, 1841
Newmarket, Ontario, Canada
1847
1847
1850
March 13, 1850
1852
June 25, 1852
East Gwillimbury, York Regional Municipality, ON, Canada