Glen Arthur Morton was the fourth son of Quincy Elton Morton and Isabelle Margaret Tannahill. He was teaching school in Moscow when he married Nettie Shumacker on March 9,1915 in Moscow. He went to school at the University of Idaho at Moscow then on to McCormich Seminary in Chicago. After time farming and working his way, he went to San Anselmo Seminary in San Anselmo, Calif. Glen became a Presbyterian minister, working in the home mission field in the northwest, of which Moscow is part of. He and Nettie had four children, little Agnes, who died when only 2 days old, a son Glen,who died at 2 mos. Esther Louise and Lois Evelyn. Glen died in 1964 in Pomeroy, Washington.
Glen Arthur Morton was the fourth son of Quincy Elton Morton and Isabelle Margaret Tannahill. He was teaching school in Moscow when he married Nettie Shumacker on March 9,1915 in Moscow. He went to school at the University of Idaho at Moscow then on to McCormich Seminary in Chicago. After time farming and working his way, he went to San Anselmo Seminary in San Anselmo, Calif. Glen became a Presbyterian minister, working in the home mission field in the northwest, of which Moscow is part of. He and Nettie had four children, little Agnes, who died when only 2 days old, a son Glen,who died at 2 mos. Esther Louise and Lois Evelyn. Glen died in 1964 in Pomeroy, Washington.
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