U. G. Morrow
From Kook Science
| U. G. Morrow | |
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 Portrait of Koreshan professor Ulysses G. Morrow. | |
| Born | Ulysses Grant Morrow 12 October 1864 [1] Freedom, Barren Co., Kentucky |
| Died | 11 September 1950 (85) [1] New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana |
| Burial | Cypress Grove Cemetery, New Orleans, La. |
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Ulysses Grant Morrow (October 12, 1864 - September 11, 1950) was an American newspaper editor-publisher and printer, a sometime flat earther turned Koreshian concave earther, the latter belief being most notably expressed in his contributions to the Cellular Cosmogony (1898), co-authored with Koresh (Cyrus Teed) himself.
Selected Bibliography
- Koresh; Morrow, U.G. (1905), The Cellular Cosmogony, or, The Earth A Concave Sphere: Part I, The Universology of Koreshanity (with Addendum: "Astronomy's False Foundation"); Part II, The New Geodesy, Estero, Florida: The Guiding Light Publishing House, https://archive.org/details/cellularcosmogo01morrgoog
Reading
- Simanek, Donald E. (2003), Turning the Universe Inside-Out: Ulysses Grant Morrow's Naples Experiment, lockhaven.edu/~dsimanek, https://www.lockhaven.edu/~dsimanek/hollow/morrow.htm
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