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From: "Margie C. Young-Taylor" <>
Subject: Re: [VAHENRIC] HANCOCK mid to late 1800's
Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2000 18:50:56 -0400

Genealogylibrary.com has VA census index an pictures on-line. I searched
this last night and remember seeing both Hancocks and Moores. This is a paid
site, but you receive free membership if you are a registered owner of
Family Tree Maker.

I've found that the best way to search is to put in the location
(Manchester) and leave the name fields blank. This method retrieves all
Manchester residents for that particular census. By reviewing all the names,
you can see variations in spellings, name reversals, transcription errors,
etc. which would prevent retrieval when using a name search. Note that for
1850 and prior years, you may want to use the location of Upper District.

Hope this helps,

Margie
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Subject: [VAHENRIC] HANCOCK mid to late 1800's


> I am seeking information of my great great grandparents James and Nora
Moore
> of Manchester, Virginia. I do not know Nora's maiden name but the family
> believes it may have been Hancock. My great grandfather had an Uncle
Lionel
> Hancock and an Uncle Jim Hancock.
>
> James and Nora were living in Manchester in October of 1888 when their
first
> son Arthur Leroy Moore was born. They had twelve other children, and
> eventually moved to Curtis Bay, Maryland. If anybody has any information,
I
> would appreciate hearing from you. Thank you.
>
> Becky Dormady
> Brookline, MA
>
>
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