• Elma Garman - born October 06, 1901, in Nebraska
• Paul Morlan Garman - born January 22, 1904, in Nebraska - died March 27, 1992, in Sacramento, California, at age 88
• Ruth G. Garman - born July 9, 1908, in Wyoming - died October 31, 1994, in San Diego, California, at age 86 - married Russell W. Bope - he was born December 11, 1908, and died May 15, 2004, in San Diego, California, at age of 95
• Roberta Garman - born 1913 in Wyoming - died in Wyoming at an early age
• Henry Nathan Garman - born July 24, 1917, in Sheridan, Wyoming - died March 11, 2001, in Montclair, San Bernardino County, California, at age 83 - married Berneil Elizabeth Malone - Henry was a sergeant in the US Army during World War II and is buried in the Riverside National Cemetery in Riverside, California

• Una Morlan - born May 4, 1905 - died January 1986 in Kansas City, Missouri, at age 80 - married Robert Woehr on November 17, 1950 - he was born July 17, 1896, in Washington and died November 12, 1954, in Los Angeles, California, at age 58
• Anna Morlan - born August 08, 1906 - died December 8, 1997, in Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana, at age 91 - married Osborn Andrew Erickson on July 19, 1933 - he was born August 11, 1891, in Leona, Kansas, the son of Edward Erickson and Julia Nelson - he died October 2, 1944, in St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri, at age 53 - Anna and Osborn had 3 daughters:
              Lois Erickson
              Naomi Erickson
              Nancy Erickson
• Ellen Morlan - born September 1, 1907 - died January 23, 2000, in Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas, at age 92 - married Ronald Warren, the son of Orville Warren and Sophia Flint - Ellen and Ronald had one daughter:
              Elizabeth Warren
• Frances Morlan - born January 16, 1911, in Belleville, Republic County, Kansas - died May 13, 1992, in Denver, Colorado at age 81 - married William Montraville Folger on December 2, 1946 - he was born May 13, 1916, the son of William Folger and May Upson - he died November 04, 2006, in St. Johns County, Florida at age 80 - Frances and William had 1 son and 1 daughter:
              William Earl Folger
              Valerie Folger
• Naomi Morlan - born April 13, 1917 - died of a ruptured appendix (peritonitis) June 27, 1938, at age 21
• Clarabell Morlan - born February 19, 1920 - died of whooping cough May 17, 1920, only about three months old.
• Dale Newton Morlan - born September 23, 1921 - died July 27, 1997, in Shawnee Mission, Johnson County, Kansas at age 75 - married Lorna Merlene Morehead on April 25, 1943 - she was born about 1921, the daughter of William Morehead and Nina Fisher - Dale and Lorna had 2 daughter & 2 sons:
              Charles Dale Morlan
              Teresa Dalend Morlan - married _______Criqui
              John Mitchel Morlan
              Cheryl Lee Morlan - married ________ Spencer

• Dorothy Morlan - born January 21, 1908 - died of spinal meningitis March 15, 1916, in Denver, Colorado, only 8 years old
• Erwin Angle Morlan - born October 6, 1912, in Denver, Colorado - died July 23, 1993, in Houston, Harris County, Texas, at age of 80 - married Clara Marie Smith - she was born December 22, 1915, in Yokum, Texas - she died July 31, 2006, in Houston, Harris County, Texas at age 90 - in 1956, while working for Hughes Tool Company, Erwin Morlan received a patent for improved oil drilling - Erwin and Clara had 2 daughters:
              Susan Morlan - born May 3,1941, in Houston, Harris County, Texas - died
                   in infancy
              Dorothy Karen Morlan - born August 17, 1943, in Houston, Harris County,
                   Texas - married Jim Houghton
• Harvey Byers Morlan - born October 12, 1917, in Denver, Colorado - married Josephine Margaret Byers on April 16, 1938 - she was born February 14, 1918, in Alma, Gratiot County, Michigan, the daughter of William Byers and Sadie Hamilton - Josephine died October 29, 2005, in Arvada, Jefferson County, Colorado - Harvey was a Captain in the US Public Health Service which allowed his wife to be buried in a National Cemetery - Josephine was buried in the Fort Logan National Cemetery in Denver, Colorado - Harvey and Josephine had 3 sons:
               David Byers Morlan - born August 22, 1945, in Galveston, Texas - married
                   Cynthia Charlene Dennis on September 21, 1969, in Lakewood, Jefferson
                   County,Colorado - she was born April 9, 1950, in Denver, Colorado,
                   the daughter of Floyd Dennis and Beverly Cox
               James Erwin Morlan - born April 11, 1939, in Denver, Colorado - married
                   Carolyn Janet Purper on April 25, 1964, in Denver, Colorado -
                   she was born October 29, 1938, in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois,
                   the daughter of George and Marion Purper
               Douglas John Morlan - born April 5, 1953, in Santa Fe, New Mexico
                   - married Janice Brown on August 12, 1978 - she was born
                   October 19, 1954, in Denver, Colorado
• Mary Alice Morlan - born May 23, 1922, in Elizabeth, Elbert County, Colorado - married Albert Heinrich - he was born February 02, 1911 -Mary and Albert had 1 son:
              Stephen Heinrich, born March 1, 1962

The 1850 census listed Samuel Erwin Morlan as a painter. About 1855 Samuel and his brother, Stephen Morlan, went to Placerville, California, where they were engaged in mining. They came back east about 1869 and in 1870 they were located in White Rock, Kansas.

Initially they started farming on 160 acres. They had brought with them a caddy of tobacco; after a few months of selling this tobacco to their neighbors, the brothers decided to start a store in White Rock, Kansas. There they sold everything except liquor.

Their gold mining in California must have paid off as the brothers were among the wealthiest men in Republic County, Kansas. Besides the mercantile business, they operated the post office, they loaned money, engaged in real estate, and bought and sold homes. They also owned property in town.

When Samuel's oldest son, Fred, was ready to go to college in 1895, his father gave him a twenty dollar gold piece which paid his expenses until Thanksgiving.

The 1900 census for Republic County, Kansas, listed his brother, Stephen, 76 years old, living with them. Also listed in the household were Samuel (78); Anna (58); Clara (25); Samuel Jr. (18) and a niece, Elsie R. Byers (13).

Elizabeth (Wilson) Morlan died between 1859, the birth of their last daughter, and 1861, when William joined in the Civil War.

William initially learned the trade of blacksmith and worked at the forge for many years. Having the desire to be a lawyer, he studied law with Brown B. Chamberlin and John Cuthbertson, Esqs. He was admitted to the Beaver County Bar on September 14, 1857.

When the Civil War began William enlisted in Company F, 101st Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry on November 9, 1861, serving through all campaigns in which the regiment took part. He reached the rank of Sergeant. He was captured at Plymouth, North Carolina, April 20, 1864, and confined in Anderson Prison for about 8 months (until December 11, 1864). After being mustered out of service on March 8, 1865, William returned to New Brighton, Pennsylvania, and resumed the practice of law. He was elected Justice of Peace.

After his war service William married (2) Emma Young. On June 5, 1895, he was admitted to the National Military Home in Dayton, Ohio, where he died ten days later.