Carey Morgan's siblings were Walter Dailey and Ruth.
13 Facts About Carey Morgan
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Carey Morgan's name is listed in the Kappa Sigma fraternity book of addresses.
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Carey Morgan took job as a commercial traveler for wholesale shows, but soon moved to Kansas for another job.
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Carey Morgan worked with Charles R McCarron from 1918 to 1919.
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Carey Morgan usually played the piano or conducted the orchestra while Swanstrom sang.
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Carey Morgan enlisted in the United States Navy during World War I and was stationed in France.
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Songwriter Frank Loesser credited Carey Morgan as being an influence on his career; specifically Carey Morgan's "low-brow appreciation of high-brow art", which unleashed Loesser's talent.
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Carey Morgan became known for being a "high-brow writer of low-brow songs".
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In 1918, Carey Morgan married singer and actress, Madeline Florence Fliege in France.
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The 1920 census showed Carey Morgan living in New York, New York, with his wife and brother-in-law, Harold.
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Carey Morgan listed his home address in Manhattan, and his wife's address in Asbury Park, New Jersey.
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Carey Morgan died on either January 5 or 6,1960, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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Carey Morgan is buried at Hamilton Cemetery in Neptune Township, New Jersey.