1900 - US Census - Township 3 N. Ranges 1-2 W., Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory
Household ............Role .........Sex ......Age Birthplace .Birth Date
John Q Turner ......Head .......Male .....48 ..Mississippi May 1852
Gertrude E Turner Wife .........Female 47 ..Louisiana ...Oct 1853
Thomas Turner .....Son .........Male .....24 ..Louisiana ..Dec 1876
Dawson Turner .....Son .........Male .....21 ..Texas ..........Aug 1879
Clinton Turner ......Son .........Male .....13 ..Texas ..........Aug 1887
Laura Turner .........Daughter Female 16 ..Texas ..........Mar 1884
Norma Turner .......Daughter Female 12 ..Texas ...........Jul 1888
Nute Turner ...........Son ........Male .....8 ....Oklahoma .Mar 1892
Houstin Turner ......Son ........Male .....6 ....Oklahoma .Mar 1894

1910 - US Census - West Turkey Creek Township, Washita, Oklahoma
Household ...........Role .Sex .....Age Birthplace
Pat J Morton .......Head Male ....28 ..Texas
Nomah E Morton .Wife .Female 22 ..Texas
Elza H Morton ......Son ..Male ....2 ....Oklahoma
Herbert J Morton Son ...Male ....1 ....Oklahoma

1920 - US Census - Kiowa Township, Roger Mills, Oklahoma
Household ............Role ........Sex ......Age Birthplace
Peter J Morton .....Head .......Male ....38 ..Texas
Noman Morton ....Wife .........Female 31 ..Texas
Elza B Morton ......Son ..........Male ....13 ..Oklahoma
Herbert J Morton Son ..........Male ....11 ..Oklahoma
Orvil W Morton ....Son ..........Male ....9 ....Oklahoma
Dora D Morton .....Daughter Female 6 ....Oklahoma
Clifford J Morton .Son ..........Male ....1 .....Oklahoma

1930 - US Census - Kiowa Township, Roger Mills, Oklahoma
Household ...........Role .........Sex .....Age Birthplace
Peter J Morton ....Head ........Male ....48 ..Texas
Nomah E Morton Wife .........Female 41 ..Texas
Elza B Morton ......Son .........Male ....23 ..Oklahoma
Herbert J Morton Son ..........Male ....21 ..Oklahoma
Orvil W Morton ....Son ..........Male ....18 ..Oklahoma
Dora D Morton .....Daughter Female 16 ..Oklahoma
Clifford Q Morton .Son .........Male ....11 ..Oklahoma
Kinneth N Morton Son ..........Male ....7 ....Oklahoma

The Elk City Daily News, Elk City, Oklahoma · Tuesday, July 11, 1933 pg 4
HERRING

Mrs. P. J. Morton entertained the young folks with a party Saturday night. Those present were:
Misses La Rue Stout, Goldia Pearl Shelton, Martha Lacy, Geneva Hill, Vera Smith and Dora Morton. Paul Pinkerton,(sic) Gailey and Quinten Moad, Cleo Walker, Seth Stout, Pete Lacy, Wineford Shelton, G. E. Castleberry, and H. M. Hill. Refreshments of punch and cookies were served by the hostess.

1940 - US Census - Kiowa Township, Roger Mills, Oklahoma
Household ..............Role .....Sex .....Age Birthplace
Herbert J Morton ...Head ....Male ....31 ..Oklahoma
Noman E Morton ...Mother .Female 51 ..Texas (widowed)
Orvil W Morton ......Brother Male ....29 ..Oklahoma
Dora D Morton ......Sister ...Female 26 ..Oklahoma
Clifford R Morton ..Brother Male ....21 ..Oklahoma
Kenneth N Morton Brother Male ....17 ..Oklahoma

The Cheyenne Star
07-01-1943 Herring News
Those who have worked 18 continuous hours making surgical dressings are Mrs. Pearl Chapman, Mrs. Nomah Morton, Mrs. Thelma Thomas and Mrs. Letha Higgins.

In January 1953 Nomah was living in/near Elk City, Oklahoma.

The Hammon Advocate, Thursday, May 17, 1956 pg 1
Mrs. Nomah Morton

Mrs. Nomah Morton passed away at her home in Elk City this morning (Thursday) at 5:25.

Services will be conducted Friday, May 18, in the Church of God church in Elk City. Burial will be in Red Hill cemetery, here.

The Hammon Advocate, Thursday, May 24, 1956 pg 1
Mrs. Nomah Morton
Services Were
Held May 18

Services for Mrs. Nomah Morton, Elk City, were held at the Church of God, Elk City, 3 p.m. Friday, May 18, with Rev. R. A. Robold, pastor, officiating.

Mrs. Morton was born July 31, 1888, in Mason County, Texas, and died at her home on Thursday, May 17, after a 10-week illness, however, she had been in ill health since 1951.

She was married P. J. Morton at Hammon on December 24, 1905 and had been a resident of the state since she was two years old. Her family first settled in Oklahoma near Antioch in Grady county. They moved to the Cheyenne and Arapaho country in 1900 and to Elk City in 1947. She was a member of the Church of God and the Eastern Star lodge at Hammon.

Survivors are four sons. E. B. Morton, and Kenneth Morton, Elk City; Herbert Morton, Elk City; and Orvil Morton, Hammon; a daughter, Mrs. Doradean Neal, Oklahoma City.

Also two sisters, Mrs Laura Deason, Hayward, Calif.; two brothers Newt and Huston Turner of Hammon. Four grandchildren, Gerald and Terry Morton and Janet and Cegail Neal.

She was preceded in death by her husband in 1931 and a son, Clifford, who was killed in the South Pacific in 1945 in World War II.

Burial was in Red Hill cemetery, Hammon, with Martin-Hullum funeral home directing arrangements.