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Ann Moore was the daughter of Captain Moses Moore and the former Miss Nancy Cox. Her father and grandfather, Aaron Moore, were both Patriots in the American Revolution. The Daughters of the American Revolution designated Aaron Moore DAR Ancestor Number A079220. (Reference DAR GRS at dar.org.)
Information listed in R7350, the Application for Revolutionary War Pension filed by Aaron Moore on behalf of his mother, Mrs. Nancy Cox Moore:
Moses Moore was born November 29, 1762 Moses Moore married Nancy Cox on August 9, 1785 in Lincoln County North Carolina. Nancy Cox was born August 19, 1767 in New Jersey. Moses died December 5, 1832 and Nancy died September 6, 1847 in Gaston County North Carolina.
Their children were:
Susannah born June 16, 1786
Aaron born April 29, 1788
Alfred born August 7, 1790
Frances born July 22, 1793; married a man named Smith
John born July 29, 1795
Samuel born June 7, 1797
Moses born May 18, 1799
Mary born April 26, 1801; married a man named Hefner Wilks born October 4, 1803
Ann born October 14, 1805
Evelina born July 1, 1808
Wesley Hill born April 12, 1810
Levina or Lavina born December 20, 1812; married and man named Turberfield or Tarbefield.]
On September 18, 1826, Miss Moore married Jacob Eaker (Aker,) the son of Daniel Eaker and his first wife, Sarah McCarty.
Mrs. Aker died in 1847. Her children were enumerated on the 1850 Census with their father:
Jacob Eaker in the
1850 United States Federal Census
Name Jacob Eaker
Gender Male
Race White
Age 45
Birth Year 1805
Home in 1850 Gaston, North Carolina, USA
Occupation Farmer
Industry Agriculture
Line Number 2
Dwelling Number 711
Family Number 711
Household Members
Name Age
Jacob Eaker 45
Wesly Eaker 23
Sally Eaker 21
Abraham Eaker 19
Frances Eaker 17
Ebeline Eaker 15
Moses Eaker 13
David Eaker 11
Elvira Eaker 9
Mr. Eaker married Rebecca Huggins circa 1851.
Ann Moore was the daughter of Captain Moses Moore and the former Miss Nancy Cox. Her father and grandfather, Aaron Moore, were both Patriots in the American Revolution. The Daughters of the American Revolution designated Aaron Moore DAR Ancestor Number A079220. (Reference DAR GRS at dar.org.)
Information listed in R7350, the Application for Revolutionary War Pension filed by Aaron Moore on behalf of his mother, Mrs. Nancy Cox Moore:
Moses Moore was born November 29, 1762 Moses Moore married Nancy Cox on August 9, 1785 in Lincoln County North Carolina. Nancy Cox was born August 19, 1767 in New Jersey. Moses died December 5, 1832 and Nancy died September 6, 1847 in Gaston County North Carolina.
Their children were:
Susannah born June 16, 1786
Aaron born April 29, 1788
Alfred born August 7, 1790
Frances born July 22, 1793; married a man named Smith
John born July 29, 1795
Samuel born June 7, 1797
Moses born May 18, 1799
Mary born April 26, 1801; married a man named Hefner Wilks born October 4, 1803
Ann born October 14, 1805
Evelina born July 1, 1808
Wesley Hill born April 12, 1810
Levina or Lavina born December 20, 1812; married and man named Turberfield or Tarbefield.]
On September 18, 1826, Miss Moore married Jacob Eaker (Aker,) the son of Daniel Eaker and his first wife, Sarah McCarty.
Mrs. Aker died in 1847. Her children were enumerated on the 1850 Census with their father:
Jacob Eaker in the
1850 United States Federal Census
Name Jacob Eaker
Gender Male
Race White
Age 45
Birth Year 1805
Home in 1850 Gaston, North Carolina, USA
Occupation Farmer
Industry Agriculture
Line Number 2
Dwelling Number 711
Family Number 711
Household Members
Name Age
Jacob Eaker 45
Wesly Eaker 23
Sally Eaker 21
Abraham Eaker 19
Frances Eaker 17
Ebeline Eaker 15
Moses Eaker 13
David Eaker 11
Elvira Eaker 9
Mr. Eaker married Rebecca Huggins circa 1851.
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Ann Moore was the daughter of Captain Moses Moore and the former Miss Nancy Cox. Her father and grandfather, Aaron Moore, were both Patriots in the American Revolution. The Daughters of the American Revolution designated Aaron Moore DAR Ancestor Number A079220. (Reference DAR GRS at dar.org.)
Information listed in R7350, the Application for Revolutionary War Pension filed by Aaron Moore on behalf of his mother, Mrs. Nancy Cox Moore:
Moses Moore was born November 29, 1762 Moses Moore married Nancy Cox on August 9, 1785 in Lincoln County North Carolina. Nancy Cox was born August 19, 1767 in New Jersey. Moses died December 5, 1832 and Nancy died September 6, 1847 in Gaston County North Carolina.
Their children were:
Susannah born June 16, 1786
Aaron born April 29, 1788
Alfred born August 7, 1790
Frances born July 22, 1793; married a man named Smith
John born July 29, 1795
Samuel born June 7, 1797
Moses born May 18, 1799
Mary born April 26, 1801; married a man named Hefner Wilks born October 4, 1803
Ann born October 14, 1805
Evelina born July 1, 1808
Wesley Hill born April 12, 1810
Levina or Lavina born December 20, 1812; married and man named Turberfield or Tarbefield.]
On September 18, 1826, Miss Moore married Jacob Eaker (Aker,) the son of Daniel Eaker and his first wife, Sarah McCarty.
Mrs. Aker died in 1847. Her children were enumerated on the 1850 Census with their father:
Jacob Eaker in the
1850 United States Federal Census
Name Jacob Eaker
Gender Male
Race White
Age 45
Birth Year 1805
Home in 1850 Gaston, North Carolina, USA
Occupation Farmer
Industry Agriculture
Line Number 2
Dwelling Number 711
Family Number 711
Household Members
Name Age
Jacob Eaker 45
Wesly Eaker 23
Sally Eaker 21
Abraham Eaker 19
Frances Eaker 17
Ebeline Eaker 15
Moses Eaker 13
David Eaker 11
Elvira Eaker 9
Mr. Eaker married Rebecca Huggins circa 1851.
Ann Moore was the daughter of Captain Moses Moore and the former Miss Nancy Cox. Her father and grandfather, Aaron Moore, were both Patriots in the American Revolution. The Daughters of the American Revolution designated Aaron Moore DAR Ancestor Number A079220. (Reference DAR GRS at dar.org.)
Information listed in R7350, the Application for Revolutionary War Pension filed by Aaron Moore on behalf of his mother, Mrs. Nancy Cox Moore:
Moses Moore was born November 29, 1762 Moses Moore married Nancy Cox on August 9, 1785 in Lincoln County North Carolina. Nancy Cox was born August 19, 1767 in New Jersey. Moses died December 5, 1832 and Nancy died September 6, 1847 in Gaston County North Carolina.
Their children were:
Susannah born June 16, 1786
Aaron born April 29, 1788
Alfred born August 7, 1790
Frances born July 22, 1793; married a man named Smith
John born July 29, 1795
Samuel born June 7, 1797
Moses born May 18, 1799
Mary born April 26, 1801; married a man named Hefner Wilks born October 4, 1803
Ann born October 14, 1805
Evelina born July 1, 1808
Wesley Hill born April 12, 1810
Levina or Lavina born December 20, 1812; married and man named Turberfield or Tarbefield.]
On September 18, 1826, Miss Moore married Jacob Eaker (Aker,) the son of Daniel Eaker and his first wife, Sarah McCarty.
Mrs. Aker died in 1847. Her children were enumerated on the 1850 Census with their father:
Jacob Eaker in the
1850 United States Federal Census
Name Jacob Eaker
Gender Male
Race White
Age 45
Birth Year 1805
Home in 1850 Gaston, North Carolina, USA
Occupation Farmer
Industry Agriculture
Line Number 2
Dwelling Number 711
Family Number 711
Household Members
Name Age
Jacob Eaker 45
Wesly Eaker 23
Sally Eaker 21
Abraham Eaker 19
Frances Eaker 17
Ebeline Eaker 15
Moses Eaker 13
David Eaker 11
Elvira Eaker 9
Mr. Eaker married Rebecca Huggins circa 1851.
Family Members
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