Ephraim Moore

Birth21 Oct 1647 - Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States

Death2 Jan 1725 - Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States

MotherElizabeth (stepdaughter of Philomon Whale) Greenaway Rice

FatherJohn Moore Morse

Born in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States on 21 Oct 1647 to John Moore Morse and Elizabeth (stepdaughter of Philomon Whale) Greenaway Rice. Ephraim Moore married Lydia Moore and had 13 children. He passed away on 2 Jan 1725 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents

John Moore Morse
1609 - 1674

Elizabeth (Stepdaughter Of Philomon Whale) Greenaway Rice
1605 - 1690

Spouse(s)

Lydia Moore
1657 - 1717

Ruth Maynard
1649 - Unknown

Children Show all

James 1667 Moore
1667 - 1736

Benoni Moore
1669 - 1753

John Moore
1683 - 1729

John Moore
1668 - 1688

Lydia Moore
1687 - 1728

Elizabeth Moore
1685 - 1727

Thomas Moore
1676 - 1727

Hannah Moore
1668 - 1669

Benjamin Moore
1679 - 1749

Mary Moore
1681 - 1727

Zachariah Moore
Unknown - 1760

Joseph Moore
1670 - 1671

Hannah Moore
1674 - 1730

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