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Kenneth Thomas Morgan (09 March 1936-) is the son of English Stokes United former player Tommy Robbins, who was nine when his father was killed. In 2006, whilst visiting his parents grave at Stokes Cemetery, in Stokes, East Surrey, he decided to write his family biography, entitled Tommy Robbins and the Underground Robbery.

Biography
Morgan was born at home at 12 Victoria Lane, in Stokes, East Surrey, the only child of footballer Tommy Robbins (12 February 1907 - 8 April 1945) and Martha Morgan (née Kingdon; 1908-1979). He was educated at Stokes Village School, the same as his father. At the age of nine, after coming home from school, his mother told him that his father "was not coming home today", at the time Morgan never understood what his mother meant, it was not until being told by his uncle Charlie Morgan, that he discovered his father's death. Not long after his father died, his mother sold their house for £450 and moved away from Stokes, and his mother remarried one year later. It was not until 1956, that Morgan moved back to Stokes, becoming the new landlord of the St. David's Tavern and in 1958, he married Rose Lloyd, at St. Mary's Church, the same church that his parents married in. For a short while, he and Rose, lived at St. David's Tavern, but in 1959, Morgan purchased 10 Victoria Lane, two doors down from where he and his parents used to live.. He and Rose had two children named Thomas, after his father and Diane. Morgan was the owner of St. David's Tavern until the death of his wife in 1999, after which he retired. However, in 2001, Morgan was amongst many to sign a petition to keep St. David's Tavern open.