The Moore Family (2)

William Moore, (2), son of William Moore and Jane Byer, recorded his mark in Perquimans County, North Carolina on September 1690 with his mother, Jean Byer, he proved rights in Perquimans County April 1696. The Parish Register gives the 5 children of William Moore, by his first wife, Elizabeth McBride.

William died 16 April 1719. His will was proved in Perquimans County, 31 October 1732. Margaret Moore (his second wife) was granted admix. of the estate. Sons: William, John, Joshua, Samuel and Truman (to each a plantation) Daughters: Elizabeth and Jane; Cousin: Robert Bogue

Children:

1. William Moore, (3) born 10 November 1699; married Martha Adome of Henrico County, Virginia; died S. P. will proved Perquimans County, North Carolina, April 1752. Leg: Truman Moore, William Wilson


2. John Moore, born 21 October 1702


3. Joshua Moore, born 5 August 1705; married Elizabeth ___; will proved Perquimans County 24 February 1734; Brothers: Samuel, John, Truman; Nephew: Cornielius (son of John); Niece: Elizabeth Moore Nixon


4. Samuel Moore, born 23 December 1707


5. Hezekiah Moore, born 24 November 1708

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6. Truman Moore; married Leah Hill; will proved Perquimans County, North Carolina, April 1753 Sons: William, Samuel, Thomas, and Jesse; Daughters: Jane, and Mary


7. Elizabeth Moore, married 1/wife of John Nixon, son of Zachariah Nixon


8. Jane Moore, married Samuel Bundy, son of Caleb Bundy and Jane Maners (See: Bundy Family)

John Moore, son of William Moore Jr. and Elizabeth McBride, was born 21 October 1702.

He married/1 to Ann Denman (daughter of Charles and Sarah.)

He was married/2 to Rachel Bogue, born about 1720, daughter of William Bogue and Ellender Perisho. Birth order of children is uncertain. John died 10 March 1746, and his will names 2 children: Charles Moore, Mary Moore

Children:

1. Charles Moore, born 30 September 1732, married Sarah ___
1. Grandchildren:
1. Ann Moore, born 1756
2. Isaac Moore born 1757


2. Priscilla Moore, born 6 February 1734/5 Will proved in Perquimans County, 18 May 1746


3. Mary Moore


4. Hanna Moore- orphan of John, dec�d, made petition to the court in Perquimans County, North Carolina, before 19 April 1762, for �her estate, left her by her grandfather Robert Moore, dec�d and her uncle Samuel Moore, dec�d, now in the hands of Keziah Newby, Exrix. of Nathan Newby, dec�d�


5. Martha Moore


6. Cornelius Moore

Note that Hanna gave her grandfather as Robert Moore. Further research needs to be done here to prove these families. Robert Moore, Sr. above, does not list a son John, and his children are born later, and Robert Moore, Jr., is too young

Samuel Moore Sr, son of William Moore Jr and Elizabeth McBride, was born in Perquimans County, North Carolina.

He married Mary Toms, daughter of Francis Toms, Jr., widow of Nathan Newby. His will was proved January 1752. Nieces: Mary, Hanna, Martha Moore, daughters of brother John; Leg: Elizabeth Elliott, Francis and Nathan Newby (Son of Nathan and Mary Newby) Birth order of children uncertain. Insert link

Children:

1. Mary Moore, born 11 July 1739


2. Samuel Moore Jr.

Samuel Moore Jr., son of Samuel Moore and Mary Toms, probably was not born before 1735.

He was married to Sarah (Morris ?). Will proved in Perquimans County, North Carolina, on January 1756.

Birth order of the children is uncertain.

Children:

1. Joshua Moore; of North Carolina married to Hannah Hargrave, 20 March 1760, in Pagan Creek, Isle of Wight County, Virginia


2. Aaron Moore


3. Jonathan Moore


4. John Moore


5. Mary Moore, of Johnston County, North Carolina discharged Charles Moore of Perquimans County, of his guardianship 7 October 1763.


6. Sarah Moore

John Moore, son of Samuel Moore Jr and Sarah __, married Mary Ratliff, daughter of Richard Ratliff and Damaris Nixon, (Daughter of Zachariah Nixon and Elizabeth Symons). Will proved Perquimans County, proved 21 October 1755 (See: Ratliff family)

Children:

1. Cornelius, Moore


2. Joseph Moore


3. Gideon Moore


4. Miriam Moore


5. Sarah Moore


6. Betty Moore