Lt Julian Knox Morrison was born 1905 in Mississippi, his parents are believed to be Julian Knox Morrison and Elizabeth Cameron Wyatt, Julian married Drucilla Bohrer Hallam
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The 1920 Federal Census has Julian knox Morrison b 1905 and living in Coffeeville, Yalobusha, Mississippi with J K Morrison, 31 ( Teacher Military School) Loffie Morrison, 33 ( Music Teacher ) Darnell, 13 Ferris 9 Austin 6 and E Morrison 60 ( Mother )
The 1930 Census have Julian Knox Morrison ( Teacher, public school) Elizabeth Morrison ( Teacher )
Darnell,23 Ferris 20 Alston V, Julian Knox Morrison the 2nd is not present
Jan 1934 Elizabeth Morrison dies in Memphis Shelby Tenn.
On the 25th of May 1934 Lt Julian Morrison, Drucilla and 4 month old Julian Knox Morrison left Los Angeles, Calafornia on the President Johnson, arriving in Honolulu, Hawaii, on the 1st of June 1934,
The 1st class passenger list confirms his birth date as 1904 and states that he was Julian Knox Morrison the 2nd the Infant is listed as Julian Knox Morrison the 3rd,
23 May 1939
Rescue of the crew trapped in the Squalis, Assistant Diving Officer Lieutenant J. K. Morrison, USN
27th November 1939
Submarine Sealion was turned over to the navy in New London Conn, by the
Electric boat Co, ( builders ) Capt Richard S Edwards, Commander of the
submarine base accepted the craft for the Navy, While Lt Julian Knox
Morrison Jr, U S N, read orders assigning him to command of the ship.
Source Portsmouth Herald, Nov 28 1939
29 Dec 1939 Awarded the Navy Cross
Navy Cross
Awarded for actions during the Peace Time Awards
The President of the United States of America takes pleasure in presenting
the Navy Cross to Lieutenant Julian K. Morrison, United States Navy,
for distinguished service in the line of his profession as Senior
Assistant to the diving supervisor during the entire period of the
rescue and salvage operations following the sinking of the U.S.S.
SQUALUS on 23 May 1939. Lieutenant Morrison's technical diving
knowledge and his ability in handling difficult situations in
emergencies were outstanding. His calmness, courage and good judgment
inspired confidence in his men as well as in the senior officers of the
Unit. He made numerous deep dives himself and was the only diver to
attempt to enter the SQUALUS while she was on the bottom, failing only
due to circumstances beyond his control. His superior and outstanding
performance of duty contributed much to the success of the operations
and characterizes conduct above and beyond the call of duty.
General Orders: Bureau of Navigation Bulletin 278 (February 10, 1940)
Action Date: 1939
Service: Navy
Rank: Lieutenant
Company: Assistant Diving Officer
Regiment: Squalus Salvage Unit
Division: U.S.S. Falcon (ASR-2)
11 Feb 1940 Julian Knox Morrison dies aboard the Sea Lion, while cleaning his weapon
13 Feb 1940 Lt Julian Knox Morrison is buried at Arlington National Cemetery
U.S. Veterans Grave site, Section 8 Site 543810 Jan 1956 Drucilla Borah Hallam Morrison dies
13 Jan 1956 Drucilla Borah Hallam Morrison is buried at Arlington National Cemetary Section 8 Site 5138
1900 Census has Julian Morrison listed as a Officer / Teacher at Jefferson Military College
Julian Knox Morrison the 1st has Ella Morrison listed on his 1st WW Draft Papers
1920 Census Julian Knox Morrison has E Morrison ( Mother age 60 living with him it states she is born in Alabama, which is correct for Ella Kendrick, she married William T Morrison
Name: |
Ella Kendrick |
Spouse: |
Wm T. Morrison |
Marriage Date: |
28 Oct 1869 |
County: |
Yalobusha |
Name: |
Julian K Morrison |
Home in 1900: |
Beat 5, Adams, Mississippi |
Age: |
22 |
Birth Date: |
Apr 1878 |
Birthplace: |
Mississippi |
Race: |
White |
Gender: |
Male |
Relationship to Head of House: |
Officer |
Father's Birthplace: |
North Carolina |
Mother's Birthplace: |
Mississippi |
Marital Status: |
Single |
Occupation: |
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