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Facts and Events
References
- ↑ Warwick (Massachusetts). Town Clerk. Vital records, 1739-1900
p. 76.
John D'o [i.e., ditto, meaning "to Samuel Moor and his Wife"], Born January 27th 1789.
- ↑ Athol, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States. Vital records of Athol, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849. (Worcester, Massachusetts: Franklin P. Rice, 1910)
p. 210.
MOORE, John (married), died March 27, 1845. Fits. born in Orange and buried there. [a. 56, GS1]
- ↑ Find A Grave: Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Athol, MA, in Find A Grave
John Moore.
JOHN MOORE
DIED
March 27, 1845,
Aged 56.
[Birth about 1789]
- ↑ Allred, Marilyn. The town of Warwick, Franklin County, Massachusetts, genealogical records 1739-1900, births, marriages, deaths: of the inhabitants that lived in Warwick, MA. Taken from the handwritten chronological records and cemetary [sic] records of the town of Warwick, MA. (2000)
p. 193.
Children of Samuel Moore and wife Elizabeth: John, b. 27 Jan 1789.
[Note: would seem to be too young to be the John Moore Jr. of p. 190 who m. 20 Sep 1807 Polly Melendy, being 18 at the time of that marriage. Deeds cited below show John Moore was married to Fanny by 1833, probably earlier. (Allred says Polly did not die until 1834, which would imply she married a different John Moore, but Allred has made an error, and the Polly Moore who died in 1834 was the wife of William Moore.) However, it appears (though not conclusively) that John and Polly Moore moved to Pennsylvania and Polly was still alive in 1861, which implies Polly married a different John Moore. It is suspected that John Moore Jr. who m. Polly Melendy is the son of John Moore Sr., but no birth record exists to confirm if that man had a son John.]
- Franklin County (Massachusetts). Register of Deeds. Deeds, 1787-1947 (bulk 1787-1910). (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1972, 1991).
Vol. 88, p. 39 17 Aug 1833: John Moore of Orange yeoman together with Fanny Moore wife of the sd John Moore for $600, mortgages to Lemuel Wheelock of Warwick Gentleman a parcel in Warwick sold by Wheelock to John Moore the same date.
Vol. 95, p. 226 19 Sep 1836: John Moor of Warwick yeoman together and with Fanny my wife, for $80, conveys to Cushing Lincoln of Warwick 2 acres of land in Warwick.
Vol. 102, p. 68 20 Mar 1837: John Moore of Warwick & Fanny my wife for $80, conveys to Cushing Lincoln of Warwick two acres of meadow in Warwick bounded on the south by the grantee [Cushing Lincoln].
Vol. 120, p. 24 25 Jan 1838: Ansel Lesure of Orange, Deputy Sheriff, seized a parcel of 90 acres in Warwick belonging to John Moor of Warwick to satisfy a judgement in favor of Daniel Goddard of Warwick.
- ↑ The identification of John as the husband of Fanny Harwood is largely based on his death in Athol in early 1845, followed by her remarriage as Fanny Moore, also in Athol, in late 1845 to Abraham Harrington.
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