Annah Moore

Birth27 Apr 1740 - Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA

Death24 Feb 1817 - Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut

MotherAnna Ward (Married First Cousin, Abijah) (First wife of Abijah)

FatherDr Abijah Moore I (Graduated Yale 1726) (Married First Cousin, Ann)

Born in Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA on 27 Apr 1740 to Dr Abijah Moore I (Graduated Yale 1726) (Married First Cousin, Ann) and Anna Ward (Married First Cousin, Abijah) (First wife of Abijah). Annah Moore married Andrew Bacon and had 12 children. She passed away on 24 Feb 1817 in Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut.

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Parents

Dr Abijah Moore I (Graduated Yale 1726) (Married First Cousin, Ann)
1705 - 1759

Anna Ward (Married First Cousin, Abijah) (First Wife Of Abijah)
1706 - 1755

Spouse(s)

Andrew Bacon
1731 - 1809

Children Show all

James Tappin Bacon
1767 - 1836

Abijah Bacon
1775 - 1839

Daniel Bacon
1779 - 1864

Andrew Bacon
1769 - 1776

Samuel Bacon
1759 - 1760

Anna Bacon
1762 - 1778

William Bacon
1756 - 1840

Andrew Bacon
1761 - 1761

Samuel Bacon
1771 - Unknown

Andrew Bacon
1781 - Unknown

Andrew Bacon
1776 - Unknown

William Bacon
1758 - 1840

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