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John Moore

John Moore

Born
1783-10-01 12:00:00
Died
1834-01-01 12:00:00
Gender
Male

I have info extracted from John Moore's Bible at Moore Lodge in Kilkeel Ireland.

John Moore (1783-1834) married Elizabeth Grier (b 08 Apr 1792-1863) 19 Oct 1815 in Ireland.

They had 9 Children: 1. Susanna Moore (b: 10 Oct 1816-in Kilkeel, Ireland-d: Nov 1852), 2. John Moore (20 May 1818-1882), 3. Priscilla Moore (13 Mar 1820-July 1860), 4. Edward Moore (02 Jul 1822-May 1874), 5. Francis Needham Moore (09 May 1825-Apr 1862),  6. James Moore (04 Sept 1829-Apr 1905), 7. Bessie Moore (27 Aug 1830-17 Apr 1909),  8.  William George Moore (13 Dec 1831- 07 Feb 1920),  9. Henry Moore (24 Oct 1833-Feb 1842)

My family line is down John and Elizabeth's 8th child: William George Moore. He married Harriet Duke Richardson (20 July 1837-27 Jan 1925) m: 01 Feb 1863. I have their generations to the present. Though I don't have much info on their other children.

John and Elizabeth (Grier) Moore are my 3rd Great Grandparents.  I'm looking for additional family before and after them. I'm also looking for info on the Moore Lodge and Kilkeel, Ireland. 

Debbie Thornton

Seattle, Washington USA

debtho@outlook.com

 

 

 

    

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