John Peter Moon

Birth13 May 1752 - Frederick County, Virginia, United States of America

Death05 Mar 1813 - Chatham, North Carolina, United States

MotherCatherine Anne "Mrs James M MOON" MENDENHALL (@6GGM)

FatherJames M "m. Anne MENDENHALL" MOON (#6GGF)

Born in Frederick County, Virginia, United States of America on 13 May 1752 to James M "m. Anne MENDENHALL" MOON (#6GGF) and Catherine Anne "Mrs James M MOON" MENDENHALL (@6GGM). John Peter Moon married Pearl Rachel Adams and had 12 children. He passed away on 05 Mar 1813 in Chatham, North Carolina, United States.

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Parents

James M "M. Anne Mendenhall" Moon (#6Ggf)
1726 - 1798

Catherine Anne "Mrs James M Moon" Mendenhall (@6Ggm)
1732 - 1807

Spouse(s)

Pearl Rachel Adams
1757 - 1798

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George Washington Moon
1786 - 1875

Hannah Moon
1779 - 1807

Margaret Moon
1788 - 1863

Simon Moon
1784 - 1835

William Moon
1776 - 1848

Sarah Moon
1793 - 1870

Jonathan Moon
1790 - 1891

James Moon
1774 - 1798

Anne Moon
1781 - 1827

Rachel Moon
1794 - 1861

John Moon
1796 - 1813

Susannah Moon
1778 - 1828

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