Morgan County, Indiana is named for the American pioneer, soldier and politician Daniel Morgan (1735/1736 – July 6, 1802). Born in New Jersey to Welsh immigrants, he had an illustrious career serving in the Revolutionary War. He led a famous defeat of the British at CowPens, South Carolina. After the war, he served as a representative to Congress.
A sell out crowd enjoys a lovely dinner and entertainment at River Valley Church.
Featured speakers were Mark Jaynes, Voice of the Indy 500, and Steve Reeder, Monrovia Historian.
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