History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 544.
[Bourbon County]  [North Middletown Precinct]

KELLY MOORE, farmer, P. O. North Middletown; is the son of John Moore, and
was born in Bourbon County, Jan. 13, 1827.  His father was of Irish
descent, but was born, reared and educated in Kentucky and was first
married in 1808 to Mrs. Millie (Race) Fulton, by whom he raised seven
children; his second marriage was to the widow Shryock; by this marriage
there were three children--two sons and one daughter.  The youngest son,
Kelly Moore, who is the subject of this sketch, enlisted in the
Confederate Army in September 1862, in the Eighth Kentucky Cavalry, under
Col. Cluke; he was captured on the Ohio raid with Gen. John Morgan, July
26, 1863, taken to Camp Chase, where he was kept for a month, then
removed to Camp Douglas and was confined in prison till [sic] February,
1865; he was then released and permitted to return to his Kentucky home,
here he again resumed his agricultural pursuits, and to this day he
adheres to this, his favorite vocation.  On June 5, 1865, Mr. Moore was
united in marriage to Fannie, daughter of Moses S. Thomas of Scott
county; this union has been blessed with one child: Richard F., born
July 5, 1867; he is now a student of the K.C. & B. College.  Mr. Moore
and family are members of the Christian Church.  He has a nice home of
170 acres called "Clover Dale."  (See sketch of John V. Moore for the
early history of this family.)

Moore Race Fulton Thomas
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Scott-KY

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