History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 602.
[Scott County]  [Georgetown City and Precinct]

J. TAYLOR MOORE, merchant and clergyman; Georgetown; fourth son of Robert
and Ann E. (Pratt) Moore, was born and raised within four miles of
Georgetown, Scott County, Ky.; his father was a native of Scott County,
where he grew to manhood; he was a farmer and died in 1838, leaving five
sons; J. Taylor Moore was born in 1835; he was educated in the county
schools; he started in life as a farmer, and at the age of twenty-one, in
1856, he married Miss Melvina Muir, of Fayette County, Ky.; twelve years
later she died, leaving four children, two of whom are living; he married
Sophia Lewis, of Clark County, in 1876, up to which date he had followed
farming at his homestead, in this county; he moved to Georgetown, and in
1878, formed the partnership of Moore & Lemon, since which time he has
conducted a grocery business; at the age of twenty-two years, he united
with the Missionary Baptist Church, of which he remained a member twelve
years; in 1871, he joined the Particular Baptist Church, at Georgetown,
was licensed to preach in 1872, and ordained to the ministry in 1875, in
which year he became assistant pastor of the church at Georgetown; he is
now the pastor of four churches, viz.: Bryant's Station Church, in Fayette
County; Elizabeth Church, in Bourbon County; Sardis Church, in Boone
County, and that of Georgetown.  Beloved by his pastorate, and recognized
by all as a Christian gentleman, is the subject of these lines.

Moore Pratt Muir Lewis
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Fayette-KY Bourbon-KY Boone-KY

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