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Subject: [SCUNION-L] MOORE, SAMUEL, NATHAN, THOMAS, SC, 1830s
Date: Thu, 25 Nov 1999 14:02:32 EST

The Moores, below, all apparently came to AL from SC, so, does anyone have a
clue if there is a connection between them and where, in SC, they may have
come
from? Please help!
Paul
Paul R. White
1408 East Olive Dr. SE
Huntsville, AL 35801

SAMUEL (b. 1797, SC) and ANNA MOORE (b.1795, VA (or NC)) and four daughters
(b. SC, c.1817 and later) were in Benton (now Calhoun) Co., AL. Before 1840,
they
were in Randolph County, AL, in an area that in 1858 became Clay County.
SAMUEL was a Primitive Baptist Minister.
In 1850, a NATHAN MOORE family lived next door to SAMUEL in Randolph, and
nearby, a THOMAS, FRANCIS, and a WILLIAM MOORE lived.
The 1850 censuses are as follows:

House #489
SAMUEL MOORE, age 53, b. SC
ANNA MOORE, age 55, b. SC (other censuses say b. NC and VA)

House #490
NATHAN MOORE, 60, SC
Permelia, 28, GA
Crausby (?), 19, GA
Sarah, 16, GA
John, 14, GA
Oliver, 12, GA
Martha, 7, AL
Mary, 6, AL
Jane, 4, AL
James, 2, AL

House #478
THOMAS MOORE, 54, SC
Harriet, 45, SC
James, 20, GA
Robert, 18, GA
Martha, 15, GA
Joseph, 13, GA
Margaret, 10, AL
Louise, 7, AL
Sally, 5, AL

House #476
FRANCIS M. MOORE, 25, SC

House #477
WILLIAM MOORE, 22, SC
Caroline, 22, GA
Francis M. (Jr.), 2, AL
Susan, 2mo, AL

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