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There stands a statue of a man in the mid Ohio valley town of New Martinsville, Wetzel County, West Virginia.<br /> |
There stands a statue of a man in the mid [[Ohio valley]] town of [[New Martinsville]], [[Wetzel County, West Virginia]].<br /> |
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This man is regarded as one of the greatest frontiersmen in West Virginia history. His name was Levi Morgan.<br /> |
This man is regarded as one of the greatest frontiersmen in West Virginia history. His name was Levi Morgan.<br /> |
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Levi Morgan was born [[26 June]] [[1766]] in Morgantown, West Virginia.<br /> |
Levi Morgan was born [[26 June]] [[1766]] in [[Morgantown, West Virginia]].<br /> |
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His Grandfather was Colonel Morgan Morgan, a Welshman who is noted for being the first white settler in the hills of West Virginia. <br /> |
His Grandfather was Colonel Morgan Morgan, a Welshman who is noted for being the first white settler in the hills of [[West Virginia]]. <br /> |
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Levi never knew his famous Grandfather but did know his Grandmother.<br /> |
Levi never knew his famous Grandfather but did know his Grandmother.<br /> |
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Levi's father, Colonel Zackquill Morgan, was a very prominent man who had the friendship of George Washington as well as others.<br /> |
Levi's father, Colonel Zackquill Morgan, was a very prominent man who had the friendship of [[George Washington]] as well as others.<br /> |
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The Morgans were merchants and wealthy landowners.<br /> |
The Morgans were merchants and wealthy landowners.<br /> |
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Levi grew up around the Delaware Indians and spoke their language.<br /> |
Levi grew up around the [[Delaware Indians]] and spoke their language.<br /> |
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But that did not keep him from siding with the whites.<br /> |
But that did not keep him from siding with the whites.<br /> |
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He took part in many Indian wars including one in Marion County, West Virginia.<br /> |
He took part in many Indian wars including one in [[Marion County, West Virginia]].<br /> |
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Levi was found frozen to death, in Kentucky. A sad end for an epic life. |
Levi was found frozen to death, in [[Kentucky]]. A sad end for an epic life. |
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There stands a statue of a man in the mid Ohio valley town of New Martinsville, Wetzel County, West Virginia.
This man is regarded as one of the greatest frontiersmen in West Virginia history. His name was Levi Morgan.
Levi Morgan was born 26 June 1766 in Morgantown, West Virginia.
His Grandfather was Colonel Morgan Morgan, a Welshman who is noted for being the first white settler in the hills of West Virginia.
Levi never knew his famous Grandfather but did know his Grandmother.
Levi's father, Colonel Zackquill Morgan, was a very prominent man who had the friendship of George Washington as well as others.
The Morgans were merchants and wealthy landowners.
Levi grew up around the Delaware Indians and spoke their language.
But that did not keep him from siding with the whites.
He took part in many Indian wars including one in Marion County, West Virginia.
Levi was found frozen to death, in Kentucky. A sad end for an epic life.