Mary married, December 1, 1780 at Winchester, Cheshire County, New Hampshire, Thomas Moore (1756-1842) by whom she had 10 Children (7 sons and 3 daughters): Nathaniel (b. 1781), Mary (b. 1782), Arethusa (1783-1786), Thomas Porter (b. 1785), Sarah (b. 1787), Leonard (b. 1789), William (b. 1791), Zebulon (b. 1793), John (1796), and Salmon Joiner (1801).
Mary's husband Thomas, his brother Samuel and his brother-in-law Asa Bond, came to Chelsea from Wichester, New Hampshire, through Royalton and Tunbridge, and built log cabins in 1784. They returned to Winchester for the winter and came back the next spring with their families and personal belongings.
References:
(1) US Federal Military Pension File No. W18540
(2) "Chelsea * * The Origin of Chelsea, Vermont And a Record of its institutions and individuals" by John Moore Comstock, 1944, pages 11 and 12
Mary's husband Thomas, his brother Samuel and his brother-in-law Asa Bond, came to Chelsea from Wichester, New Hampshire, through Royalton and Tunbridge, and built log cabins in 1784. They returned to Winchester for the winter and came back the next spring with their families and personal belongings.
References:
(1) US Federal Military Pension File No. W18540
(2) "Chelsea * * The Origin of Chelsea, Vermont And a Record of its institutions and individuals" by John Moore Comstock, 1944, pages 11 and 12
Mary married, December 1, 1780 at Winchester, Cheshire County, New Hampshire, Thomas Moore (1756-1842) by whom she had 10 Children (7 sons and 3 daughters): Nathaniel (b. 1781), Mary (b. 1782), Arethusa (1783-1786), Thomas Porter (b. 1785), Sarah (b. 1787), Leonard (b. 1789), William (b. 1791), Zebulon (b. 1793), John (1796), and Salmon Joiner (1801).
Mary's husband Thomas, his brother Samuel and his brother-in-law Asa Bond, came to Chelsea from Wichester, New Hampshire, through Royalton and Tunbridge, and built log cabins in 1784. They returned to Winchester for the winter and came back the next spring with their families and personal belongings.
References:
(1) US Federal Military Pension File No. W18540
(2) "Chelsea * * The Origin of Chelsea, Vermont And a Record of its institutions and individuals" by John Moore Comstock, 1944, pages 11 and 12
Mary's husband Thomas, his brother Samuel and his brother-in-law Asa Bond, came to Chelsea from Wichester, New Hampshire, through Royalton and Tunbridge, and built log cabins in 1784. They returned to Winchester for the winter and came back the next spring with their families and personal belongings.
References:
(1) US Federal Military Pension File No. W18540
(2) "Chelsea * * The Origin of Chelsea, Vermont And a Record of its institutions and individuals" by John Moore Comstock, 1944, pages 11 and 12
Inscription
MARY,
Relict of
Thomas Moore.
Died
June 14, 1848.
AE. 85 yrs.
Settled in this town 1784.
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