Alexander Moore, Jr. was the son of Alexander Moore, Sr. and Elizabeth Moore of Amherst County, VA and then Stokes County, NC. Alexander Moore, Jr. married Rebecca "Patsy" Barner on January 23, 1804 to which they had 9 children.
1) Creed Taylor Moore {md. Nancy Kiser}
2) Alfred Moore
3) Newton Moore
4) Calvin J. Moore {md. Margaret "Peggy" Kiser}
5) Betsy/Bettie Moore
6) William Moore {md. Mary "Polly" Westmoreland}
7) Julia/Juliet/Judah Moore {md. N. Binkley}
8) John Moore
9) Polly Moore
In the 1850 North Carolina Census, it shows his widow, Rebecca, living with sons Calvin & John Moore. See excerpt of the census to the right. {Click on image for larger view}
Alexander, Jr.'s father, Alexander, Sr., served in the 14th Virginia Regiment during the Revolutionary War with the rank of 2Lt on January 7 , 1777 and the rank of 1Lt on October 4, 1777. In Alex, Sr.'s Last Will & Testimony from March 27, 1803 filed in Stokes County, North Carolina he willed land to sons Alexander [Jr.], John, Aaron, William & Gabriel Moore. Only family heirlooms were left to Alexander, Sr.'s daughters Mrs. Florence Moore Merritt, Sarah Moore Bowles, Mary Moore Ferguson & Mrs. Nancy Moore Martin. Nothing was mentioned for fifth daughter, Elizabeth "Lydia" Moore born in Scotland in 1758 and married John Merritt of Essex County, VA. According to his entry, John owned a farm next to Alexander's farm until 1812 when John & Lydia migrated west.
Old Moore family documents differentiated between Alexander, Jr. with his grandson Alexander (son of William) of Farmington, Missouri by labelling Alexander, Jr. as "long Alex" while his grandson was "short Alex."
Recent research by Moore genealogist in Stokes County, North Carolina discovered Alexander Moore, Sr.'s parents were William & Mary Moore of Amherst County, Virginia. His children so far identified were Alexander [Sr.], John, James, Aaron, and Sarah {who married Harris Toney}. William Moore, had a Last Will & Testimony filed in Amherst County, VA in 1766.
Currently it is unkown exactly where Alexander, Jr. nor his wife Rebecca were laid to rest in Stokes County. If you find documentation of where they were buried, please do leave a message on my profile page, thank you.
1) Creed Taylor Moore {md. Nancy Kiser}
2) Alfred Moore
3) Newton Moore
4) Calvin J. Moore {md. Margaret "Peggy" Kiser}
5) Betsy/Bettie Moore
6) William Moore {md. Mary "Polly" Westmoreland}
7) Julia/Juliet/Judah Moore {md. N. Binkley}
8) John Moore
9) Polly Moore
In the 1850 North Carolina Census, it shows his widow, Rebecca, living with sons Calvin & John Moore. See excerpt of the census to the right. {Click on image for larger view}
Alexander, Jr.'s father, Alexander, Sr., served in the 14th Virginia Regiment during the Revolutionary War with the rank of 2Lt on January 7 , 1777 and the rank of 1Lt on October 4, 1777. In Alex, Sr.'s Last Will & Testimony from March 27, 1803 filed in Stokes County, North Carolina he willed land to sons Alexander [Jr.], John, Aaron, William & Gabriel Moore. Only family heirlooms were left to Alexander, Sr.'s daughters Mrs. Florence Moore Merritt, Sarah Moore Bowles, Mary Moore Ferguson & Mrs. Nancy Moore Martin. Nothing was mentioned for fifth daughter, Elizabeth "Lydia" Moore born in Scotland in 1758 and married John Merritt of Essex County, VA. According to his entry, John owned a farm next to Alexander's farm until 1812 when John & Lydia migrated west.
Old Moore family documents differentiated between Alexander, Jr. with his grandson Alexander (son of William) of Farmington, Missouri by labelling Alexander, Jr. as "long Alex" while his grandson was "short Alex."
Recent research by Moore genealogist in Stokes County, North Carolina discovered Alexander Moore, Sr.'s parents were William & Mary Moore of Amherst County, Virginia. His children so far identified were Alexander [Sr.], John, James, Aaron, and Sarah {who married Harris Toney}. William Moore, had a Last Will & Testimony filed in Amherst County, VA in 1766.
Currently it is unkown exactly where Alexander, Jr. nor his wife Rebecca were laid to rest in Stokes County. If you find documentation of where they were buried, please do leave a message on my profile page, thank you.
Alexander Moore, Jr. was the son of Alexander Moore, Sr. and Elizabeth Moore of Amherst County, VA and then Stokes County, NC. Alexander Moore, Jr. married Rebecca "Patsy" Barner on January 23, 1804 to which they had 9 children.
1) Creed Taylor Moore {md. Nancy Kiser}
2) Alfred Moore
3) Newton Moore
4) Calvin J. Moore {md. Margaret "Peggy" Kiser}
5) Betsy/Bettie Moore
6) William Moore {md. Mary "Polly" Westmoreland}
7) Julia/Juliet/Judah Moore {md. N. Binkley}
8) John Moore
9) Polly Moore
In the 1850 North Carolina Census, it shows his widow, Rebecca, living with sons Calvin & John Moore. See excerpt of the census to the right. {Click on image for larger view}
Alexander, Jr.'s father, Alexander, Sr., served in the 14th Virginia Regiment during the Revolutionary War with the rank of 2Lt on January 7 , 1777 and the rank of 1Lt on October 4, 1777. In Alex, Sr.'s Last Will & Testimony from March 27, 1803 filed in Stokes County, North Carolina he willed land to sons Alexander [Jr.], John, Aaron, William & Gabriel Moore. Only family heirlooms were left to Alexander, Sr.'s daughters Mrs. Florence Moore Merritt, Sarah Moore Bowles, Mary Moore Ferguson & Mrs. Nancy Moore Martin. Nothing was mentioned for fifth daughter, Elizabeth "Lydia" Moore born in Scotland in 1758 and married John Merritt of Essex County, VA. According to his entry, John owned a farm next to Alexander's farm until 1812 when John & Lydia migrated west.
Old Moore family documents differentiated between Alexander, Jr. with his grandson Alexander (son of William) of Farmington, Missouri by labelling Alexander, Jr. as "long Alex" while his grandson was "short Alex."
Recent research by Moore genealogist in Stokes County, North Carolina discovered Alexander Moore, Sr.'s parents were William & Mary Moore of Amherst County, Virginia. His children so far identified were Alexander [Sr.], John, James, Aaron, and Sarah {who married Harris Toney}. William Moore, had a Last Will & Testimony filed in Amherst County, VA in 1766.
Currently it is unkown exactly where Alexander, Jr. nor his wife Rebecca were laid to rest in Stokes County. If you find documentation of where they were buried, please do leave a message on my profile page, thank you.
1) Creed Taylor Moore {md. Nancy Kiser}
2) Alfred Moore
3) Newton Moore
4) Calvin J. Moore {md. Margaret "Peggy" Kiser}
5) Betsy/Bettie Moore
6) William Moore {md. Mary "Polly" Westmoreland}
7) Julia/Juliet/Judah Moore {md. N. Binkley}
8) John Moore
9) Polly Moore
In the 1850 North Carolina Census, it shows his widow, Rebecca, living with sons Calvin & John Moore. See excerpt of the census to the right. {Click on image for larger view}
Alexander, Jr.'s father, Alexander, Sr., served in the 14th Virginia Regiment during the Revolutionary War with the rank of 2Lt on January 7 , 1777 and the rank of 1Lt on October 4, 1777. In Alex, Sr.'s Last Will & Testimony from March 27, 1803 filed in Stokes County, North Carolina he willed land to sons Alexander [Jr.], John, Aaron, William & Gabriel Moore. Only family heirlooms were left to Alexander, Sr.'s daughters Mrs. Florence Moore Merritt, Sarah Moore Bowles, Mary Moore Ferguson & Mrs. Nancy Moore Martin. Nothing was mentioned for fifth daughter, Elizabeth "Lydia" Moore born in Scotland in 1758 and married John Merritt of Essex County, VA. According to his entry, John owned a farm next to Alexander's farm until 1812 when John & Lydia migrated west.
Old Moore family documents differentiated between Alexander, Jr. with his grandson Alexander (son of William) of Farmington, Missouri by labelling Alexander, Jr. as "long Alex" while his grandson was "short Alex."
Recent research by Moore genealogist in Stokes County, North Carolina discovered Alexander Moore, Sr.'s parents were William & Mary Moore of Amherst County, Virginia. His children so far identified were Alexander [Sr.], John, James, Aaron, and Sarah {who married Harris Toney}. William Moore, had a Last Will & Testimony filed in Amherst County, VA in 1766.
Currently it is unkown exactly where Alexander, Jr. nor his wife Rebecca were laid to rest in Stokes County. If you find documentation of where they were buried, please do leave a message on my profile page, thank you.
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