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Nancy MOORE

BirthAug 1825 - Wythe, Virginia, United States
Deathafter 1900 - Pulaski County, VA USA
MotherRebekah Fannie Breeding
FatherPeter Moore

Born in Wythe, Virginia, United States on Aug 1825 to Peter Moore and Rebekah Fannie Breeding. Nancy MOORE married John Riley Quesenberry and had 10 children. She passed away on after 1900 in Pulaski County, VA USA.

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Parents
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Peter Moore
1794 - 1876
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Rebekah Fannie Breeding
1796 - 1884
Spouse(s)
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John Riley Quesenberry
1826 - 1865
Children Show all
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James Claude Montgomery "Gum" Quesenberry
1848 - 1915
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Leander Clay Quesenberry
1845 - 1914
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Sarah Frances Jane Quesenberry
1855 - 1902
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John Riley Quesenberry
1853 - 1939
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Mary Ellen Quesenberry
1849 - 1923
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Stephen Jasper Quesenberry
1859 - 1934
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Joseph Franklin Quesenberry
1863 - 1950
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William Quesenberry
1857 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Mcmillion
1861 - 1947
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Lucinda Belle "Lucy" Quesenberry
1863 - 1937

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