William Morgan
The authority record describes William Morgan as the recorded working language is English. Work by William Morgan is recorded in the collections of British Library.
William Morgan
![London c. actually surveyed, by Wm. Morgan, his ma[jes]ties cosmogr., 1681/2 Scale 1:3,600; 300 ft. in 1 in. Alternate title: A prospect of London and Westminster. Facsimile. Pictorial map. Cadastral map. "This survey was begun by Mr. Ogilby, and finished humbly dedicated by Wm. Morgan." Includes "A prospect of London and Westminster taken at several stations to the southward thereof, by Robt. Mor](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/ec/London_actually_surveyed_by_Wm_Morgan_1682.jpg/1280px-London_actually_surveyed_by_Wm_Morgan_1682.jpg)
Surveyed by: Morgan, William, d. 1690. Published: London, London Topographical Society, 1904. · U.S. Library of Congress Map Collections http: (converted from original JPEG2000 format) Call number: G5754.L7 1682.M6 1904 · Public domain
- Died
- 1690
- Occupation
- cartographer · geographer
- Languages
- English
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Died in 1690.
The recorded working language is English. Work by William Morgan is recorded in the collections of British Library.
Map of Essex, 1678, by John Ogilby and William Morgan
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![London c. actually surveyed, by Wm. Morgan, his ma[jes]ties cosmogr., 1681/2 Scale 1:3,600; 300 ft. in 1 in. Alternate title: A prospect of London and Westminster. Facsimile. Pictorial map. Cadastral map. "This survey was begun by Mr. Ogilby, and finished humbly dedicated by Wm. Morgan." Includes "A prospect of London and Westminster taken at several stations to the southward thereof, by Robt. Mor](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a3/London_actually_surveyed_by_Wm_Morgan_1682_%28cropped%29.jpg/554px-London_actually_surveyed_by_Wm_Morgan_1682_%28cropped%29.jpg)
London c. actually surveyed, by Wm. Morgan, his ma[jes]ties cosmogr., 1681/2 Scale 1:3,600; 300 ft. in 1 in. Alternate title: A prospect of London and Westminster. Facsimile. Pictorial map. Cadastral map. "This survey was begun by Mr. Ogilby, and finished humbly dedicated by Wm. Morgan." Includes "A prospect of London and Westminster taken at several stations to the southward thereof, by Robt. Mor
Surveyed by: Morgan, William, d. 1690. Published: London, London Topographical Society, 1904. · U.S. Library of Congress Map Collections http: (converted from original JPEG2000 format) Call number: G5754.L7 1682.M6 1904
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1690
William Morgan died in 1690.
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