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These Morgan County pages need a County Coordinator!!
We haven't had one since 2003.
This county is up for adoption
If you would like to adopt this county please contact Assistant State Coordinator:
Morgan County Links
- Morgan County Index
- Archived Queries
- Morgan County Rootsweb Message Board
- Vital Records Database
- Data & Resources
- Family Group Sheets Project
- History, Maps & Places
- Homepages
- Lookup Volunteers
- Migration Database
- Surname Registry
- Tales of the Past
- Vintage Photo Gallery
- WWI Military Discharges
USGenWeb Links
- COGenWeb Main Page
- COGenWeb Counties Index
- USGenWeb Project
- Colorado Tombstone Project
- USGenWeb Project Colorado Archives
- The WorldGenWeb Page
If you are interested in adopting these pages, please contact our Colorado State Coordinator, Sundee C Maynez, email:
or our Asst. State Coordinator,:.The links and email addresses in these pages were checked. Jan 10, 2008.
Emails that bounced are marked. Please provide an update soon. I will purge registrations and query posts without a vaiid email on my next link check.
About Morgan County
Morgan County was formed in 1889 from 36 townships in the southeast corner of Weld County. The county seat is in Fort Morgan.
The two large towns in the county, Ft Morgan and Brush, were platted in 1881 when the Burlington RR laid track along the south side of the Platte. They became market centers for the surrounding agricultural area.
2000 county population was just over 27,000.
This Page was last modified: Sunday, 04-May-2008 21:06:47 MDT
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