Thomas Morton (playwright) (1764 - 1838), British playwright.

Henry Vollam Morton (1892 - 1979), writer

Jelly Roll Morton (1885/1890 - 1941), influential jazz pianist, bandleader and composer

Greenock Morton F.C., Scottish football club

Ricky Morton, professional wrestler

Craig Morton (b. 1943), professional American football quarterback

Marcus Morton (1784 - 1864), Governor of Massachusetts

Morton, Texas

USS Morton (DD-948), US Navy destroyer

Morton, Washington

John Morton (c. 1420 - 1500), Archbishop of Canterbury and later Lord Chancellor of England

Morton, a neighborhood in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Ulmus 'Morton', a variety of elm tree that originated at the Morton Arboretum

J. Sterling Morton (1832 - 1902), United States Secretary of Agriculture

Morton Castle

Morton, Pennsylvania

Earl of Morton, Scottish peerage

Samantha Morton (b. 1977), Academy Award-nominated English actress

Morton Arboretum, a large plant collection in Lisle, Illinois

Morton, Illinois

Dudley W. Morton, US Navy submarine commander during World War Two

Thomas Morton (inventor) inventor of the Patent slip

Morton, Mississippi

Morton, Minnesota

Thomas Morton (bishop) (1564 - 1659), Bishop of Durham and Chester in the 17th century.

Marcus Morton (jurist) (1819 - 1891), Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

Morton's Fork, an expression that describes having to choose between equally unpleasant alternatives

Morton and Hanthorpe

Morton Salt

Morton, South Gloucestershire

Morton's Fork Coup, a manoeuvre in the game of Bridge that uses the principle of Morton's Fork

East and West Morton

Cale Morton (b. 1990), Australian footballer

Morton, Isle of Wight

Morton-on-Swale is a large village in North Yorkshire, England. It lies on the A684 road about 4 miles west of Northallerton. It is very close to a village called Ainderby Steeple. As the name suggests it lies on the River Swale and there is also a...

Morton, Derbyshire

Morton Tinmouth

Thomas Morton (colonist) (c. 1576 - 1647), British lawyer & early colonist of Massachusetts.