Written by genealogist Beulah Jeannette Johnson and first published in 1946, this book is a comprehensive record of the descendants of John Morton, who lived in Henrico County, Virginia in the early 18th century. Through a combination of genealogical research and family anecdotes, Johnson has created a detailed family tree, tracing Morton's descendants across several generations. This book will be of great interest to anyone researching their Morton ancestry, or interested in the social and cultural history of colonial Virginia.

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