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	Alabama Governor Samuel Moore
		Samuel Moore was born in Franklin County, Tennessee, but he moved to Jackson County, Alabama as a young child.
		In 1828 Moore was elected to the Alabama Senate and was serving as the president of that body in 1831.
		Samuel Moore was elected once again to the State Senate in 1834 and served as its president in 1835.
	www.archives.state.al.us /govs_list/g_moores.html (214 words)

	Fredericks Intro
		Moore made his way to his father's house (about one and a half miles from the river crossing) and had not been there more than two hours when he was taken prisoner by Tories led by his father's near neighbors, Capts.
		Moore answered that he could not have been in the rebel service, that his father and mother were Quakers (which was the fact) and that he understood that the Quakers were not compelled to bear arms.
		Moore held a small rifle to his left breast and stated, “I’ll make this a sad Christmas for all of you.” His wife, who was with him, was unable to prevent his action.
	webpages.charter.net /moorepage/01moore/abstract/moore_abstract.htm (8520 words)

	Theodore B. Moore
		THEODORE B. MOORE is the senior member of the firm Moore and Franklin, and successors to Moore and Falls, real estate, insurance and loans at Liberal, and has been a factor in the varied development and business enterprise of this part of the Southwest for a number of years.
		His grandfather, Samuel C. Moore, was a native of North Carolina, lived in one of the western counties of that state, was a Quaker, and as his association with that faith would indicate, was a pronounced abolitionist.
		Moore was born August 31, 1866, at Johnstown, Pennsylvania, and it is perhaps of interest to note that she was married the same year that the great and calamitous flood overwhelmed her birthplace.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /kansas/genweb/archives/1919ks/m/mooretb.html (1254 words)

	Harvard Gazette: Francis Daniels Moore dies at 88
		Hailed as one of the greatest surgeons of the 20th century, Moore was a pioneer and leader in the development of new surgical methods for operative surgery, organ transplantation, and perioperative care.
		Moore published several hundred scientific papers and six books, and was a member of many surgical and scientific societies.
		Moore was long a consultant on the care of the severely wounded for the Surgeon General of the United States Army.
	www.news.harvard.edu /gazette/2001/12.06/06-mooreobit.html (821 words)

	Samuel N. Moore
		Samuel Nobre Moore was born on 7 September 1891 in Washington, D.C. Entering the Naval Academy in 1909, he was commissioned Ensign in 1913.
		Samuel N. Moore (DD-747) was laid down on 30 September 1943 by the Bethlehem Steel Company Shipbuilding Yard, Staten Island, N.Y.; launched on 23 February 1944; sponsored by Mrs.
		She was sold on 10 December 1969 to the Republic of China, in whose navy she served as Heng Yang (ex-DD-2, ex-DD-976, DD-902) until disposed of in 1993.
	www.history.navy.mil /danfs/s4/samuel_n_moore.htm (831 words)

	MOORE (Samuel)
		Samuel’s marriage to Charity Courts is proven by the estate settlement of Samuel Adams of Charles Co, Maryland.
		1797 Samuel Moore of Faquier County deeds 2 slaves to Mary Moore of Loudon County (wife of John Simpson) and 2 slaves to Ann Hendley Chinn of Loudon County.
		Samuel Moores in the 1790 Fayette, Lincoln and Bourbon censuses of KY. Samuel Moores in the 1800 census of Mercer, Lincoln (2), Logan, Harrison and Nicholas Cos.
	members.tripod.com /~dickdfox/index-MooreSamuel.html (1565 words)

	William B. Moore Document #1
		William B. Moore, (b: 1797 - d: Aug 7 1872) son of Mary Polly McAshan and John Benning Moore, grandson of Elizabeth Chambers and Nehemiah McAshan, Sr., married Lucy Ann Turner (b: 1797, d: Mar 7 1859), thought to be the daughter of John Turner.
		Willis Moore, (b: Jan 5 1898), son of Sudie Parsons and Samuel Lenoard Moore, grandson of Elizabeth Hawkins and William Willis Moore.
		Rosa Moore, (b: Aug 16 1922), daughter of Mollie Jane Carter and Samuel Lenoard Moore, granddaughter of Elizabeth Hawkins and William Willis Moore, married, Clarence Jefferson Larence Sr., (b: ___ __ ____ - d: ___ __ ____), son of Emma and Monroe Lawrence.
	userpages.aug.com /charlie6/wbmoore.htm (847 words)

	Michigan Supreme Court Historical Society
		Joseph B. Moore was born on November 3, 1845, in Commerce, Michigan.
		Moore was elected Mayor of the city of Lapeer by the largest majority ever achieved for the office.
		In 1895, Moore was elected to the Michigan Supreme Court, again by the "largest majority ever given a candidate for that office." (Reed.) His service extended for a considerable amount of time, and he became more respected with each opinion that he authored.
	www.micourthistory.org /resources/jbmoore.php (343 words)

	Samuel W. Moore - KS-Cyclopedia - 1912
		Samuel W. Moore, superintendent of the Hiawatha city schools, is a young educator, possessing not only excellent qualifications but also executive ability of a high order.
		Moore secured the erection of a fine $50,000 high school building, and he holds letters of commendation from the colleges and school boards with which he has been associated praising him for his excellent work as an educator.
		Moore made a thorough study of economics of railway transportation and wrote a history of State Supervision of Railway Transportation in Arkansas, which was published in the third volume of the publications of the Arkansas Historical Association.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /kansas/genweb/archives/1912/m3/moore_samuel_w.html (658 words)

	Kloesel's Steakhouse & Bar - Historical Information
		William J. and Mary O'Daniel Moore moved to Texas from Alabama with their family in 1845, and settled in Lavaca County in 1853 on 500 acres.
		In the 1860's, Samuel and his brother William Moore bought 12,000 acres of land lying between the present towns of Moulton and Shiner.
		In 1997 a historical marker was erected marking Kloesel's Steakhouse and Bar as the site of the Moore Hotel, a historical landmark built by Samuel Moore, one of the original founders and settlers of Moulton.
	www.kloesel.com /history.htm (990 words)

	Samuel Beckett Resources and Links
		Samuel Beckett is sui generis...He has given a voice to the decrepit and maimed and inarticulate, men and women at the end of their tether, past pose or pretense, past claim of meaningful existence.
		Samuel Beckett was awarded the Nobel Prize in literature, but perhaps he should have also received one in another category: physics.
		Samuel Beckett raconté par les siens dans n° 372, Janvier 1999.
	www.samuel-beckett.net (8618 words)

	Journal of The Allegheny Regional Ancestors, Volume 4, Issue 1, In This Issue
		At this time I have not determined whether the William Moore referred to by Chakley as a nephew of Moses Moore is the same as the earliest William in the Randolph Co area or not.
		Elijah Moore, son of William and Rachel (Phillips) Moore, born Barbour Co., WV, died Barbour Co., WV, Abt 1847, buried Barbour Co., WV; married Mary Keller, daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth (Poling) Keller, born Barbour Co., WV, Abt 1821.
		Joseph Moore, son of Daniel and Deborah (Poling) Moore, born Abt 1795/1800; married Randolph Co., WV, 1 Mar. 1816, Mary Cross, daughter of John and Barbara Cross.
	www.swcp.com /~dhickman/journals/V4I1/moore.html (3129 words)

	Mary Elizabeth Lee & Samuel J. Moore
		Samuel J. Moore and family came to Polk County, Arkansas from Logan County, Arkansas in 1887.
		Samuel Moore and Mary Lee came to Polk Co., AR from Logan Co., AR in 1887, homesteading near Standing Rock.
		James Samuel Moore and Ruth Sharp's child: Kenneth Sharp from Mountain Pine, Garland Co., AR was raised by his grandparents.
	www.angelfire.com /ak2/genealogy/gen20.html (756 words)

	SESSLER - SUBLETT - LOFTIS - MOORE
		SAMUEL SESSLER was born May 1847 in Montgomery Co Va and died Dec 27, 1913.
		SAMUEL DAVID SESSLER- (B) 1858, living with sister Fanny Sessler Shivertaker in 1870 Kan. co WV census.
		John Sessler was in Kanawha Co WV in 1870, but in 1880 census he is back in Montgomery Co Va with his 2nd wife and child; this must be the land he is living on in 1877.
	www.angelfire.com /va/HOBBS/sslm.html (1673 words)

	Samuel Yetter Descendants - Part 2 - 2001b version
		Samuel B, Daniel (Jetter), Samuel) was born 27 Sep 1917.
		Samuel B, Daniel (Jetter), Samuel) was born 5 Oct 1920.
		Samuel B, Daniel (Jetter), Samuel) was born 29 Jun 1957.
	www.yodernewsletter.org /nonamish/yet2001b.html (4961 words)

	Green-Moore
		The VICKERS family (exact relationship to the MOORE family is not stated) held land in both Syresham and Boddington, about 12 miles to the northwest in Northampton.
		Mary (GREEN) MOORE CLOUD was the daughter of Thomas GREEN and Margaret.
		On Feb. 22, 1762, Mary MOORE, widow of John MOORE, sold 130 acres to her brother-in-law Moses MOORE, and on May 16, 1762 she sold 170 acres to Jeremiah POTTS and 300 acres to Joseph CLOUD.
	kinnexions.com /smlawson/moore.htm (2877 words)

	People - Samuel Noble (2)
		Samuel Noble Sr., Captain, was from England, or of English descent.
		Samuel had 100 (acres) in Cumberland, 245 in Onslow and 50 acres is Johns County.
		Samuel is also listed as having 8 slave (polls) and 1 free poll.
	www.treiops.com /ancestry/samuel_noble.html (533 words)

	Clem Benton White Moore 1842 TN -> 1906 OK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Clem Benton White Moore was born on 29 June sometime between 1841-1843 in TN.
		A second son, William Benton MOORE was born on 12 October, 1878 in Lometa, Lampasas Co, TX, where that year, Clem and his family had homesteaded by preemption on Sims Creek.
		His name was given as Charles B. MOORE on his homestead papers, but his wife crossed it out and wrote "Clem".
	www.webnac.com /asamoore/clem.html (704 words)

	My MOORE Family Ancestral Line; in JACK MOUNT'S HOME PLACE - (Moore Genealogy)
		I have not seen any primary evidence to prove that Francis [Sr.] (#3) is the father of Samuel [Sr.] (#4).
		Moore, James H. Some Conclusions About the Origin of "Moore" in America and Previously in England, Utilizing Published Records, manuscript, 1986.
		Moore, James H. Written communication, February 7, 1996 to 12 August 1997.
	members.cox.net /mountgen/moore.html (507 words)

	Moore Rankin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		ANTHONY MOORE was born in Northampton County, Penn. near the Delaware River, in 1732.
		Samuel was born 1758, died 1828, married Miss.
		To Andrew F. Hannah by Samuel B. Wear of Fayette Co., Illinois and John A. Wear.
	home.swbell.net /tjgriffi/weir/moore_rankin.html (3704 words)

	Moore Genealogy
		1 Allen Asberry (Ashbury) Moore was born 1818 in Newbury District, South Carolina and died in 1873 in either Mississippi or Alabama.
		It must be mentioned that although James Silas Moore was given a Confederate burial and that in the possession of the Caviness family are some Civil War artifacts of his, no military records have been found to date the prove these assumptions.
		Frances Pearl Moore and William Maxwell Caviness were the parents of four children: See Caviness for more information.
	personalpages.tds.net /~mecaviness/moore.htm (2162 words)

	Samuel B. Wright
		Samuel B. Wright was born May 28, 1825 in Antrim County, Ulster Ireland.
		Samuel joined the Missouri Volunteer Army August 12, 1861 in Montgomery City.
		Company "E" captured [Samuel Boyd Wright was captured and spent the rest of the war in Andersonville, Georgia Prison of War Camp].
	www.missouricivilwarmuseum.org /wright-samuel.htm (3162 words)

	Moore Family
		It is not meant to be a complete Moore Family Tree, rather portions relevant to the History of Rockleigh Borough.
		In the 1860 Federal Census, Bergen County, Harrington Township, Phoebe's father, Samuel Sneden, now age 85, "Gentleman," was listed as head of the household (House 944; Family 987) and living with him are grandson Jacob S. Moore, 30, "Carpenter"; Mary C. Cooper-Moore, 23, Jacob's wife; and Samuel Moore, 17, "Farm helper" (Samuel Sneden's grandson).
		Field.* On the 1891 Rockland County map (Cory), he is shown residing in the dwelling previously occupied by his late brother, Charles, on his grand-mother Moore's inherited property (28 Rockleigh Road).
	www.rockleigh.org /History/Families/Moore_family.htm (859 words)

	The Political Graveyard: Index to Politicians: Moore, S to T
		Moore, Thomas Channing — also known as T.
		Moore, Thomas Ewing — U.S. Consul General in
		Moore, Thomas Patrick (1797-1853) — also known as Thomas P. Moore — of Kentucky.
	politicalgraveyard.com /bio/moore8.html (477 words)

	Moore County, Tennessee Queries
		Need help on info about Victoria Reese b.1874, married Louis Landess or Landers 1886 in Lincoln co. 1900 Census of Moore County shows them in the 9th district of Moore County, family says she died about 1904 giving child birth and is buried in Charity cemetery, no marker.
		From NC to Bedford Co., TN: Sons Samuel W. and William W. believed to have died in Moore County ca 1890.
		Their children all b in TN: Michael H. b 1867; Laura J. b Sep 1869; James Alonzo b 16 Nov 1871; Lucinda b 1874; Nannie E. b 22 Feb 1878; Mary A. b Feb 1880; Arthur Chester b 18 Mar. 1882.
	www.knology.net /~jparkes/genealogy/mooretn/moore/moorq98.htm (3095 words)

	Samuel Moore Shute
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		A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
		SHUTE, Samuel Moore, educator, born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 24 January, 1823.
	famousamericans.net /samuelmooreshute (286 words)

	(Mary MOORE - William MOORE )
		Ophelia Polk MOORE (2 Sep 1867 - 27 Aug 1891)
		Samuel B. Samuel L. Samuel Lycurgus MOORE (____ - ____)
		Sarah T. Virginia Wilson MOORE (____ - ____)
	www.fortunecity.com /millennium/postoffice/374/ind0110.htm (63 words)

	PA Civil War Soldiers - 205th Regiment Co. B - Free Pennsylvania Genealogy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Captain Joseph G. Holmes First Lieutenant Samuel L. Hughes Second Lieutenant Peter A. Lantz First Sergeant James E. Teed Sergeant John B. Fair Alexander R. Lace Henry A. Wix James Long Corporal Henry Wann Joel Hinkle George H. Price Thomas Lincoln Charles Richards George E. Morris Cyrus Baker T.
		Roster Source: Bates, Samuel P. (Samuel Penniman), 1827-1902.: History of Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-5; prepared in compliance with acts of the legislature, by Samuel P. Bates.
		The Civil War Genealogy Research Database is a historic effort to compile and link all available records of common soldiers in the Civil War.
	www.pacivilwar.com /cwpa205b.html (482 words)

	moore - jbmg02.htm - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		moore - jbmg02.htm - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Descendants of James B Moore and wife, Cynthia Bell
		Cynthia A Moore (James B) was born in 1837 in Tennessee.
	www.patch.net /moore/jbmg02.html (230 words)

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		George B. McKinstry, Asa Mitchell, James B. Bailey, Smith Bailey, Morton Donohoe, Andrew J. Harris, Garren Hinds, Mathew T. Hinds, James Hughes, Peter Hughes, John C McLaughlin, John McNeil, Pinckney McNeil, Sterling McNeil, William Patton, Andrew Jackson Harris,
		James W. Moore, D. Collingsworth, George M. Collingsworth, Ira Ingram, Spirse Dooley, Thomas O'Connor, Moragan O'Brien, John Dunn, George McKnight, Patrick Quinn, Michael O'Reilley, Robert Patrick Hearne, Samuel McCullough, Edward NcDonough, Hugh McDonald Fraser, Andrew Devereaux, James Shearn, Ben Milam, Samuel McCollock, Scott and many others
		Allen, Robert Evans, Edward McCafferty, Burke Trammel, Peter James Bailey, Samuel B. Evans, Jesse McCoy, William B. Travis, John J. Ballentine, William Garrett, William McDowell, William B. Ward, James G. Garrett, James McGee, Richard W. Ballentine
	users.ev1.net /~gpmoran/Battles.htm (1279 words)

	Austells in Arkansas
		Samuel L. Austell came to Pickens County, Alabama, in 1837 from Spartanburg Dist., South Carolina and located at Carrollton; he formed a legal co-partnership with Gov. Samuel B. Moore, which continued until 1845, when they dissolved and Mr.
		Austell and Lemuel A. Gilkey entered into a partnership in the practice of law.
		It seems likely that many of the Austells in Arkansas are descendants of Samuel L. Austell, at least the ones around St. Francis County.
	members.aol.com /elzyaust/ark.htm (237 words)

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