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James Moore

Birth22 Dec 1762 - Bertie, North Carolina, United States
Death11 Feb 1849 - Van Buren, Tennessee, United States
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Born in Bertie, North Carolina, United States on 22 Dec 1762. James Moore married Agnes Findley and had 14 children. He passed away on 11 Feb 1849 in Van Buren, Tennessee, United States.

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Agnes Findley
1772 - 1849
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Winnie Moore
1802 - 1852
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David Moore
1803 - 1888
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Thomas W Morris Moore
1793 - 1851
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Sarah Moore
1796 - 1850
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John Moore
1820 - Unknown
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William Moore
1801 - 1870
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Mary Ann Moore
1818 - 1851
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Edward (Ned) Moore
1811 - 1877
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Susan Elizabeth Moore
1816 - 1867
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Edward "Ned" Moore
1810 - 1877
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Sarah Elizabeth Moore
1805 - 1852
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William Moore
1801 - 1865
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Sarah Moore
1838 - 1894
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Elizabeth Moore
1795 - 1839

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