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Patty Johnson

Birth12 Jul 1797 - Woodstock,Ulster,New York,USA
Death13 Mar 1852 - Lexington,Greene,New York,USA
MotherSarah Peck
FatherEbenezer Johnson

Born in Woodstock,Ulster,New York,USA on 12 Jul 1797 to Ebenezer Johnson and Sarah Peck. Patty Johnson married Elijah Moore and had 14 children. She passed away on 13 Mar 1852 in Lexington,Greene,New York,USA.

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Parents
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Ebenezer Johnson
1764 - 1843
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Sarah Peck
1761 - 1830
Spouse(s)
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Elijah Moore
1794 - 1866
Children Show all
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Samuel Moore
1815 - 1882
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Andrew Moore
1824 - 1905
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Sarah C. "Sally" Moore
1820 - 1894
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Lucretia Moore
1831 - 1868
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Patty Moore
1823 - Unknown
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Rhoda E Moore
1833 - 1856
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John Moore
1827 - 1918
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Elizabeth Moore
1820 - Unknown
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Mary Moore
1836 - Unknown
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Andrew Jackson Moore
1821 - 1897
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John Moore
1822 - Unknown
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Mary E. Moore
1836 - Unknown
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Ruth Moore
Unknown - Unknown
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Sara C. "Sally" Moore
1836 - Unknown

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