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William Moore, in his own words |
| If he could speak to us today, William Moore might describe his life as follows. |
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When Mother died in 1784, she left me some household items including four “Virginia run” plates. |
My wife was Ann when we sold 100 acres in the fork of Cedar Creek to Thomas Harris 20 September 1777.  |
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Every four years each parish vestry was responsible inspecting the boundary between every property owner before any disputes arose. In 1792 I and some St. Andrew’s Parish neighbors “processioned” the property lines in the precinct from Jones Road, to Red Oak Creek, to Briggs ford on Waqua Creek. Consequently, I lived about 5 miles northeast of present-day Danieltown. |
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Brunswick County taxed me on two male tithables, five horses, and five slaves in 1800. |
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I left no will and was dead by 8 October 1800 when my estate was appraised. I am likely buried in Brunswick County near where I was born. |
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Descendants of William Moore |
Information about the children of William Moore, their descendants, and allied families previously found at Virginians.com is
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| Names found in this topic include the following. |
| | John Moore (-1815), |
| | Nancy (Moore) Wallace, |
| Robert Wallace, |
| | Elizabeth (Moore) King, |
| William King, |
| | Rebecca Moore, |
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