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Content Moore

Birth11 April 1743 - Stonington, Rhode Island, United States
Death6 May 1834 - Union Vale, Dutchess, New York, United States
MotherMary Palmer
FatherWilliam Moore

Born in Stonington, Rhode Island, United States on 11 April 1743 to William Moore and Mary Palmer. Content Moore married John Wilkinson and had 14 children. She passed away on 6 May 1834 in Union Vale, Dutchess, New York, United States.

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Parents
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William Moore
1705 - 1765
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Mary Palmer
1712 - 1810
Spouse(s)
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John Wilkinson
1742 - 1802
Children Show all
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Dency (Nancy) Wilkinson
1770 - 1834
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Robert Wilkinson
1786 - 1849
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Martha Wilkinson
1768 - 1792
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William Wilkinson
1764 - 1804
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Mary Polly Wilkinson
1765 - 1786
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Anna Wilkinson
1775 - 1776
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John Wilkinson
1780 - 1842
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Hannah Wilkinson
1767 - 1823
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Ruth Wilkinson
1778 - 1854
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Catherine Wilkinson
1772 - 1814
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Joseph Wilkinson+
1783 - 1857
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Livingston Wilkinson (A Triplet)
1786 - 1809
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Gilbert Vincent Wilkinson
1786 - 1870
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Elizabeth Wilkinson+
1773 - 1849

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