"A HISTORY OF THE DAVIESS-McLEAN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION IN KENTUCKY, 
1844-1943" by Wendell H. Rone.  Probably published in 1944 by 
Messenger Job Printing Co., Inc., Owensboro, Kentucky, p. 405.  
Used by permission.  [McLean]

I. M. MORGAN:  Our subject is the son of Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Morgan of 
West Tennessee and is a grandson of Rev. Grandison Morgan of the 
family of General John Hunt Morgan of Civil War fame and also of 
General Daniel Morgan of Revolutionary War fame.
	He was born in Mississippi County, Missouri, on January 15, 
1890, and moved to Mayfield, Kentucky when a child and still later 
to Owensboro, Kentucky.  From Owensboro he moved to Indiana and was 
educated in that state.
	He was converted at the age of seventeen and united with the 
Culbertson Avenue Church, New Albany, Indiana.  He was licensed to 
preach by this Church in 1910 and was ordained in 1914.  He has 
received the B.A. Degree from a college and the Th.B. Degree from a 
Seminary.
	He served for some time as a missionary in the mountains of 
Kentucky and also in the West.  He has held pastorates in Indiana, 
Kentucky, Kansas, Nebraska, Tennessee, and Vermont, and in 
consequence has a wide acquaintance in both the Northern and Southern 
Baptist Conventions.
	While in the West he studied the rural church problems and was 
used in forming a number of "rural fields" by securing the 
cooperation of several rural churches, who agreed to locate a pastor 
centrally.  His rural survey chart is being used extensively by the 
Church Efficiency Department of the Northern Baptist Board of 
Promotion.
	He has been a pastor in this Association for over a year and is 
now serving the Pack, Mt. Liberty, and Brushy Fork Churches.  Brushy 
Fork is a half-time Church at present and the other two are one-
quarter time.

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TN Mississippi-MO Mayfield-Graves-KY Owensboro-Daviess-KY IN KS NE VT

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