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John Moore

Birth17 Jul 1772 - Somerset County, Colony of Pennsylvania
Death20 FEB 1849 - Wabash, Illinois
MotherDeborah Pett
FatherJohn Moore

Born in Somerset County, Colony of Pennsylvania on 17 Jul 1772 to John Moore and Deborah Pett. John Moore married Elizabeth Hudson and had 9 children. He passed away on 20 FEB 1849 in Wabash, Illinois.

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Parents
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John Moore
1750 - Unknown
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Deborah Pett
1750 - 1833
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Hudson
1781 - 1867
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Elizabeth Moore
1780 - 1812
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James Moore
1808 - 1897
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Elijah (Eli) Moore
1810 - 1871
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Rebecca Moore Fuller
1818 - 1889
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Israel Moore
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah Moore
1802 - Unknown
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Hester Moore
1802 - Unknown
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Robert Moore
1818 - Unknown
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Eli Moore
1804 - Unknown
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Israel Coleman Moore
1799 - 1872

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