Alexander Moore

Birth1825 - Killarn, County Down, Northern Ireland,age known by 1901 Irish Census

Death28 Feb. 1905 - late of Milecross Lodge, previously of Killarn, near Dundonald, County Down, NI

MotherNot Available

FatherJames Moore

Born in Killarn, County Down, Northern Ireland,age known by 1901 Irish Census on 1825 to James Moore. Alexander Moore married Anna Wallace and had 13 children. He passed away on 28 Feb. 1905 in late of Milecross Lodge, previously of Killarn, near Dundonald, County Down, NI.

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Parents

James Moore
1794 - 1879

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Spouse(s)

Anna Wallace
1852 - 1921

Jane Robb
1845 - 1869

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Martha Jane Moore
1886 - 1964

William Moore
1882 - 1968

Jane Moore
1869 - Unknown

Wallace Moore
1888 - 1969

Mary Helen Moore
1893 - 1938

John Moore
1875 - 1950

Anna Moore
1867 - 1941

James Moore
1876 - 1943

Elizabeth Moore
1885 - 1958

Alexander Moore
1879 - 1955

Robert Moore
1891 - 1956

Elizabeth Moore
1874 - Unknown

Margaret (Maggie) Moore
1878 - Unknown

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