Design a reprting dashboard for this family tree: Generation 1: Early Ancestry (18th–Early 19th Century)

• Joseph Morgan III (1780–1847): Prosperous businessman from Hartford, Connecticut. His father was a founder of Aetna insurance.
• Sarah Spencer (1791–1879): Wife of Joseph Morgan III.

Children:

1. Mary Morgan (1808–1897): Lived privately in the Connecticut social circle.
2. Lucy Morgan (1811–1890): Lived a relatively private life.
3. Junius Spencer Morgan I (1813–1890):
   • Patriarch of the Morgan banking family.
   • Married Juliet Pierpont in 1836, bringing the Pierpont lineage into the family.
   • Established the family’s fortune in international banking.
   • Founded J. S. Morgan & Co. in London, succeeding George Peabody in 1864.
   • Expanded the family’s financial empire to London, New York, Paris, and Philadelphia.
   • By his death, his firm dominated American banking, especially in government and railroad finance.

Generation 2: The Children of Junius S. Morgan

1. John Pierpont “J.P.” Morgan Sr. (1837–1913):

   • Legendary financier and patriarch of the next generation.
   • Consolidated industries into trusts and played a major role in the formation of U.S. Steel, General Electric, and other corporations.
   • Orchestrated a bailout of the U.S. financial system during the 1907 panic.
   • Married twice:
     • Amelia “Mimi” Sturges (died of tuberculosis in 1862).
     • Frances Louisa “Fanny” Tracy (married in 1865) and had four children.
   • Died in 1913, after which his son took over the business.

2. Sarah Spencer Morgan (1839–1896):

   • Married cousin George Hale Morgan.
   • Had son Junius Spencer Morgan II and daughter Mary Morgan.
   • Junius II lived a quieter life and married into the Perry family.

3. Mary Lyman Morgan (1844–1919):

   • Married Walter Hayes Burns and moved to England.
   • Had children who were significant in British aristocracy.
   • Mary Ethel Burns became Viscountess Harcourt, marrying Lewis Harcourt, 1st Viscount Harcourt.
   • Hon. Doris Harcourt married into the Baring banking family and later the Spencer-Churchill family.
   • Walter Spencer Morgan Burns married Ruth Evelyn Cavendish-Bentinck, with daughter Cynthia Burns, who married into the Carew Pole family.

4. Junius Spencer Morgan Jr. (1846–1858):

   • Died young at 12, had no descendants.

5. Juliet Pierpont Morgan (1847–1923):

   • Never married, had a son, John Junius Morgan, whose paternity was not publicly detailed.
   • Focused on charity and managing family affairs.
   • John Junius Morgan died in 1952.

Generation 3: J.P. Morgan Sr. and His Siblings

1. John Pierpont “J.P.” Morgan Sr. (1837–1913): See above.

2. Sarah Spencer Morgan (1839–1896):

   • Remained in the U.S. with husband George H. Morgan.
   • Their son, Junius Spencer Morgan II, became a New York businessman.

3. Mary Lyman Morgan (1844–1919):

   • Moved to England after marriage to Walter H. Burns.
   • Had three children who connected the family to British aristocracy:
     • Mary Ethel Burns became Viscountess Harcourt, marrying Lewis Harcourt, 1st Viscount Harcourt.
     • Hon. Doris Harcourt married into the Baring banking family and later the Spencer-Churchill family.
     • Walter Spencer Morgan Burns married Ruth Evelyn Cavendish-Bentinck, with daughter Cynthia Burns, who married into the Carew Pole family.

4. Juliet Pierpont Morgan (1847–1923): See above.

Generation 4: J.P. Morgan Jr. and Cousins

1. Louisa Pierpont Morgan (1866–1946):

   • Married Herbert Livingston Satterlee.
   • Had no surviving children.
   • A philanthropist and art collector.

2. John Pierpont Morgan Jr. (1867–1943):

   • Became head of J.P. Morgan & Co. after his father’s death.
   • Helped finance the Allies in WWI.
   • Oversaw the firm until the 1930s and facilitated the creation of Morgan Stanley after the Glass–Steagall Act.
   • Married Jane Norton Grew, with four children.

3. Juliet Pierpont Morgan (1870–1952):

   • Married William Pierson Hamilton, great-grandson of Alexander Hamilton.
   • Had one daughter, Helen Morgan Hamilton.

4. Anne Tracy Morgan (1873–1952):

   • Never married, devoted her life to charitable causes and women’s rights.
   • A philanthropist who helped found organizations like the American Fund for French Wounded.

Generation 5: Twentieth-Century Descendants

1. Junius Spencer Morgan III (1892–1960):

   • Served as a partner at J.P. Morgan & Co.
   • Had no biological children.

2. Jane Norton Morgan Nichols (1893–1981):

   • Married George Nichols and had daughter Jane Norton Nichols.
   • Engaged in philanthropy and horticulture.

3. Frances Tracy Morgan Pennoyer (1897–1989):

   • Married Paul Geddes Pennoyer.
   • Had son Robert Morgan Pennoyer, a prominent attorney.
   • Daughter Tracy Pennoyer married into the Auchincloss family.
   • Son Peter Pennoyer became a well-known architect.

4. Henry Sturgis Morgan Sr. (1900–1982):

   • Co-founder of Morgan Stanley in 1935.
   • Married Catherine Lovering Adams, great-granddaughter of President John Adams.
   • Had five sons, with some pursuing notable careers in finance, service, and philanthropy.
   • His son John Adams Morgan was an Olympic gold medalist and financier.

Generation 6 and Beyond: Modern Descendants

1. Henry S. Morgan Jr.:

   • Married into the McCain military/political family.

2. John Adams Morgan:

   • Became known through his ex-wife's television appearances.

3. John “Jack” Pierpont Morgan V (b. 1980s):

   • A younger member carrying on the Morgan name into the fifth generation.