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["<p> Event program. Includes "an exact copy of the act as passed by the General Assembly of Virginia in October, 1785, granting to Zackquill Morgan the right to lay out and establish a town, by the name of Morgans-town (Henin's Statute at Large, vol. 12, p. 212.). Also includes a drawing of Morgan on the cover, a photograph of the monument, and a photograph of the Zackquill Morgan homestead, built in 1774 and located at 1412 University Avenue (formerly Front Street), Mogantown, W. Va.</p>"]

1. Unveiling and dedication of monument to Colonel Zackquill Morgan, Prickett Cemetery, Marion County, West Virginia, Sunday, September 11, 1927.

Title:
Unveiling and dedication of monument to Colonel Zackquill Morgan, Prickett Cemetery, Marion County, West Virginia, Sunday, September 11, 1927.
Call Number:
P13484
Date:
1927
Description:

Event program. Includes "an exact copy of the act as passed by the General Assembly of Virginia in October, 1785, granting to Zackquill Morgan the right to lay out and establish a town, by the name of Morgans-town (Henin's Statute at Large, vol. 12, p. 212.). Also includes a drawing of Morgan on the cover, a photograph of the monument, and a photograph of the Zackquill Morgan homestead, built in 1774 and located at 1412 University Avenue (formerly Front Street), Mogantown, W. Va.

Subject Personal:
Morgan, Zackquill, 1735-1795--Monuments., Morgan, Zackquill, 1735-1795--Homes and haunts.
Subject Geographic:
Morgantown (W. Va.)--History.
All:
Morgan, Zackquill, 1735-1795--Monuments., Morgan, Zackquill, 1735-1795--Homes and haunts., Morgantown (W. Va.)--History.