George W. Morgan
1820–1893 (age 73)
Union general and U.S. Representative
Biography
George W. Morgan was a distinguished Union general and U.S. Representative whose career encompassed both military and political service during a transformative era in American history. Born in 1820, he demonstrated leadership and commitment in both spheres, contributing to the nation during the Civil War and its aftermath.
His dual service as a military commander and elected representative reflected his dedication to the Union and democratic principles. Morgan's legacy encompasses his contributions to both military strategy and legislative affairs, with his memory preserved at Mound View Cemetery.