Buried at the mouth of the Little Blaine Creek, Lawrence County, Kentucky. Spouce: Mary Erringhart born in 1750-1760 in Dublin, Ireland brought to America by the British to fight for them in the Revolutionary War. Not knowing anything about the British, he deserted changed his birth name from Fitzpatrick to Moore, his mother's maiden name and fought with General George Washington. After the war, settled in Pennsylvania, in the steel business.Issue: 15 children and was living in Lawrence County, Kentucky, in 1830 with his son, Nicholas Moore (brother to William Moore). He had four more children, whose names are unknown.
Thanks to John Blakemore Sellers for the information
Thanks to John Blakemore Sellers for the information
Buried at the mouth of the Little Blaine Creek, Lawrence County, Kentucky. Spouce: Mary Erringhart born in 1750-1760 in Dublin, Ireland brought to America by the British to fight for them in the Revolutionary War. Not knowing anything about the British, he deserted changed his birth name from Fitzpatrick to Moore, his mother's maiden name and fought with General George Washington. After the war, settled in Pennsylvania, in the steel business.Issue: 15 children and was living in Lawrence County, Kentucky, in 1830 with his son, Nicholas Moore (brother to William Moore). He had four more children, whose names are unknown.
Thanks to John Blakemore Sellers for the information
Thanks to John Blakemore Sellers for the information
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