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James A Moore

Birth1700 - Virginia, United States
Death23 Jan 1772 - Amelia County, Virginia, USA
MotherElizabeth ALBRIGHTON
FatherJohn W Moore

Born in Virginia, United States on 1700 to John W Moore and Elizabeth ALBRIGHTON. James A Moore married Mary Higgins and had 12 children. He passed away on 23 Jan 1772 in Amelia County, Virginia, USA.

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Parents
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John W Moore
1673 - 1765
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Elizabeth Albrighton
1672 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Mary Higgins
1705 - Unknown
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Martha Mary Denton
1736 - 1794
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Susanna Price
1698 - 1740
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David Moore
1763 - 1847
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Anderson Moore
1765 - 1839
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Britain Moore
1756 - 1820
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Eppes Moore
1762 - Unknown
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Winnie Moore
1759 - 1779
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Susannah Moore
1762 - 1822
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John Moore
1757 - Unknown
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Mary Moore
1772 - 1819
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Sarah Sally Moore
1770 - 1832
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William Moore
1718 - 1805
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Mary Molly Moore
1772 - Unknown
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James Moore
1749 - 1834

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