[Portrait is of General James Morgan, courtesy of Ed Campbell via 3 October 2011 email]

Married: Major General James Morgan (b. 29 December 1756, Amboy, NJ; d. 14 November 1822, S. Amboy) 20 October 1805 in Middlesex Co., NJ (see information in source section on family of Gen. James Morgan)

Children:
1. Catherine^7 (Caty) Ann Morgan, b. 6 September 1806, S. Amboy Twp, NJ
2. Charles^7 Morgan, b. 13 January 1808, S. Amboy Twp, NJ
3. Emeline^7 Morgan, b. 29 December 1810, S. Amboy Twp, NJ
4. Mary^7 D. Morgan, b. 18 January 1814, S. Amboy Twp, NJ
5. Almira^7 Morgan, b. 10 May 1818, S. Amboy Twp, NJ

Parents:
Ann's parents are Simon and Catherine (Johnstone) Van Wickle
James Morgan's parents are Capt. James and Margaret (Evertsen) Morgan

Background information:

Ann^6 S. Van Wickle (Simon^5, Nicasius^4, Simon^3, Evert^2, Jentie^1 Jeppes) was b. 16 May 1784, South Amboy Twp, NJ and d. 13 August 1869 (bur. Morgan Manor, S. Amboy, NJ). She married Major Gen. James Morgan (b. 29 December 1756 and bap. 29 January 1757 and d. 14 November 1822) on 20 October 1805 in Middlesex Co., NJ.

Children: Catherine^7 (Caty) Ann Morgan, b. 6 September 1806, S. Amboy Twp, NJ and d. 29 April 1825. She married John Weatherill on 6 September 1824; Charles^7 Morgan, b. 13 January 1808, S. Amboy Twp, NJ and d. 1 September 1852. He married Elizabeth Blackwell (Rockwell?). He went about 1803 to Point Coupee, LA; Emeline^7 Morgan, b. 29 December 1810, S. Amboy Twp, NJ and d. 12 October 1845. She m. Frederick F. Hardenburgh on 1 September 1827; Mary^7 D. Morgan, b. 18 January 1814, S. Amboy Twp, NJ and d. 15 May 1855. She m. Edwin R. Hanks; Almira^7 Morgan, b. 10 May 1818, S. Amboy Twp, NJ

Notes on Major General James Morgan (1756-1822): A website on New Brunswick History (www.ifu.net/~halladay/ebhistory.htm) states that "the sandy clay soid in the area [of Old Bridge, NJ] was very well adapted to the manufacture of pottery and bricks and subsequent to the Revoluton, General James Morgan and Jacob Van Wickle [Ann (Van Wickle) Morgan's cousin] established a pottery industry which remained in operation until 1828.

A website offering congressional biographical information (http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=M000951) states the following about James Morgan (1756-1822)

Morgan, James, a Representative from New Jersey, born in Amboy, NJ, on December 29, 1756; attended the public schools, served as an officer in the New Jersey Line during the Revolutionary War; representative in the general assembly in Philadelphia, Pa., 1794-1799; elected as a Republican to the Twelfth Congress (march 4, 1811-March 3 1813); engaged in agricultural pursuits; became major general of militia; died in South Amboy, Middlesex County, NJ, November 11, 1822; interment in the Morgan private cemetery, Morgan, NJ.

Source:
deSille Bible for birth date of Simon^5. Also 13 April 1930 application for membership to Holland Society of George Stout Van Wickle for birth date of Simon^5 and vital stats on Nicholas^6. Harry Macy, Jr. Charts on Van Wickle line.

Harry Macy, Jr. The Van Wicklen/Van Wickle Family: Including its Frisian Origin and Connections to Minnerly and Kranchheyt; The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol. 128, No. 4 (October 1997); p. 250-1.

IGI; www.familysearch.com

Manuscript records of the Van Wickle and Morgan Families (a handwritten book in a library in Philadelphia; also on microfilm with LDS) From the cover page of the book -- "These records were collected and copied by James Hugh Aiken of Winsboro, South Carolina who died September 15, 1915" James Hugh Aiken was the great, great grandson of Judge Jacob Van Wickle of Middlesex County, NJ and the great great great grandson of Captain James Morgan of Middlesex County, NJ. (This note and three pages of information on three generations of Jacob Charles VW, Sr. family provided in an email from David Conroyd, dated 16 February 2002)

Harry Macy research notes for Ann S. Van Wickle

GMNJ 24=24 says soc has bible rec of James Morgan "b 1784 and wife Ann Van Wickle. (#2047) 
GSPa Pubs 7:127 DeSille Bible says he d age "74 years old and 3 months"
also gbr21:112 - graveyard at Morgan Manor, So. Amboy - her inser indc overleaf (in this her name Mrs. Van Wickle), his shows d. Nov 14, 1822 at age 65-10-15 (so born 31 December 1756) offices of the Rev and late member of Congress. One or more children listed

GBR 33:248 & 49:369 Stephen Johnston d. c. 1790 m. Miss Kearney of John and Eup. (Gordon) K. His granddau. was the wife of Gen. Morgan. his parents were Andrew Johnson 1694-1762 and Catherine Van Cortlandt (b. 1696) of Perth Amboy. She is dau. of Stephanus Van Cortlandt, Mayor of NY and first lord of Cortlandt Manor, by wife Gertruyd Schuyler.

GMNJ 50-141 Rateables So. Amboy Twp. March and September 1780) - Simon Vanwickelen, single man (who works for hire)

(Daughter Mary Disborough's Bible -- Simon V Wickel dep. this life June 3rd in the year 1817 betw the hours of seven and eight o'clock in the evening aged 21 years 3 weeks and 2 days -- was interred in the family burial ground in machaponix and sermon delivered by the Rev'd Doctor Spofford Woodhull." (slight discrepancy with account below) (Simon S. Van Wickle Jr dep. this life June 3 1817 age 21 y and 4 m and 2 weeks and 6 days. --Dau Ann Morgan's Bible)

W. Nothey Jones, Hy of StPeters Ch in Perth Amboy, 1924 p. 313 & 281 shows Stephen Johnstone m. Katharine Kearny of John and Euphemis (Gordon) Kearny

Simon and Evert VWickle named admrs of Stephen Johnston of Msx Co Int April 29, 1791. Small inv by T Watson & Arch Gordon (NJA 37-206)

Will 110936 - Simon Van Wickle of So Amboy Msx Co - wife Catherine -- son Nicholas -- dau Margaret $250 and dau Dinah 
$250 to make them = to my daughters who are already married. "Daughter Catherine's daughter Catherine" daus Anna wife of 
General James Morgan, Catharine, wife of Peter Barclay, Mary wife of Isaiah Disborough, Margaret and Dinah, to divide personal estate after wife chooses what she needs. Son Nicholas and 3 sibs to be exrs. dated 19 October 1820, inv 30 May 1825 ($1209) prob 3 June 1825.

Family of Major General James Morgan (information supplied by email (February 2002) from Ray Diltz
James Morgan (Capt.)
b. 1734 Monmouth Co/Middlesex Co, NJ
m. 1754 South Amboy, Middlesex, NJ
d. 1784 South Amboy, Middlesex, NJ
Father: Charles Morgan (III)

Wife: Margaret Everson
b. 18 August 1730 in South Amboy, Middlesex, NJ
d. 1827
Father: Nicholas (Evertson) Everson
Mother: Susanna Roeters

Children
1. Charles Morgan
b. 1754
Spouse: Hyacinth Allain

2. Nicholas Morgan
b. 1755

3. James Morgan (Major General)
b. 1756
d. 1822
Spouse: Ann Van Wickle

4. Abigail Morgan
b. abt 1758
m. John Rue

5. Susanna Morgan
b. abt 1760
Spouse: John Disbrow

6. Margaret Morgan
b. abt. 1762
m. Amos Stout

7. Mary Morgan
b. abt 1764
m. Thomas Wayne

8. Sarah Morgan
b. 16 August 1772 South Amboy, NJ
m. 24 June 1792 in NJ
d. 21 September 1835 Old Bridge, NJ
spouse: Jacob Charles Van Wickle (Judge)