Person:Christopher Moyer (2)

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Christopher Moyer
m. Abt 1738
  1. Christopher Moyer1740 - 1815
  2. Adam Moyer1742 -
  3. Magdalena MoyerAbt 1744 -
  4. Margaret MoyerAbt 1746 -
  5. Philip MoyerAbt 1748 -
m. Abt 1765
  1. David Moyers1766 - 1836
  2. James David Moyers1767 - 1838
  3. Susannah Moyers1771 - 1866
Facts and Events
Name Christopher Moyer
Alt Name Christopher Moyers
Gender Male
Birth? 1 Jan 1740 Culpeper County, Virginia
Marriage Abt 1765 to Susannah McGowan
Death? 9 Feb 1815 Jefferson County, Tennessee

Will Abstract

Jefferson County, Tennessee Wills, Book 2
Page 97-99
Will of Christopher Moyers, February 7, 1815
Wife: Susannah
Sons: James, David, Joshua
Daughters: Susanna Randolph, Milley Williams, Salley Pankey and Elizabeth Hall.
Exec.: James Moyers, son and Henry Randolph, son-in-law
Witnesses: Thomas Snoddy, John L. Carson
Page 99, Inventory of the Estate of Christopher Moyers
Presented in Open Court June Session 1815 by Henry Randolph and James Moyers.
[Jefferson County, TN Wills, Douthat, James L.].
References
  1.   Find A Grave.

    Christopher Moyers
    Birth 1 Jan 1740
    Culpeper County, Virginia, USA
    Death 9 Feb 1815 (aged 75)
    White Pine, Jefferson County, Tennessee, USA
    Burial Old Christopher Moyers Cemetery
    White Pine, Jefferson County, Tennessee, USA

    Christopher Moyers was born in Virginia, and served as a first Lt. in the Revolutionary War. He served at Valley Forge. The record of proof can be found at: revwarapps.org/VAS806.pdf


    He received a land grant of 2666 acres after the war and came to the area that is now White Pine Tn which is in Jefferson Co. TN. Before being named White Pine it was called Dandridge Crossing. Christopher had a grist mill and orchards and left a will in Jefferson Co. and lived all of his life there after the war. In his will he names all his children.

    Christopher Moyers settled on the Long Creek, on the north side of present day White Pine. He built one of the first grist mills in that part of the county and was a very industrious farmer; upright and honest citizen, never professed Religion, though. His wife's name is recorded only as Susannah in his will recorded in 1815 in Jefferson Co., TN

    https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/140019166/christopher-moyers