Abigail D. Morgan
Abigail D. Morgan (b. Dyer) (1813-1894) was born in Gray, Maine, and died
in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She married Pitman Morgan, a farmer, in Gray in 1840, and
they lived in North Yarmouth, Maine. Morgan's husband died in 1879, and by 1885 she had
moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota, where five of her children lived. She resided with the
family of her daughter Emma A. Thompson (b. Morgan) who was a student of Mary Baker
Eddy's, a member of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, and
a practitioner of Christian Science who was instrumental in the establishment of
Christian Science in Minneapolis.
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Abigail D. Morgan
Abigail D. Morgan (b. Dyer) (1813-1894) was born in Gray, Maine, and died
in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She married Pitman Morgan, a farmer, in Gray in 1840, and
they lived in North Yarmouth, Maine. Morgan's husband died in 1879, and by 1885 she had
moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota, where five of her children lived. She resided with the
family of her daughter Emma A. Thompson (b. Morgan) who was a student of Mary Baker
Eddy's, a member of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, and
a practitioner of Christian Science who was instrumental in the establishment of
Christian Science in Minneapolis.
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