

Following is not the picture I'm looking for of John Morgan Rex with one of his airplanes. It will do until another one surfaces. This is the side of the P.H. Rex family home in Randolph, Utah where everyone stood for pictures.


This site holds the stories, accounts, and histories handed to me by my parents and grandparents—and others I’ve been led to. Gathering, preserving, and sharing their legacy is my passion.
What a beautifully written letter. And what a handsome man. Such a tragic death. One of my uncles has a given name of "Morgan" and although I would never call him by a nickname, I remember my grandmother calling him "Morg" many times.
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How fun. Thanks for doing this. I loved the journal entries. Probably because I love the Logan Temple. I would of never thought of them going by train. I haven't been able to read it all but will soon.
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