Ephraim Moore married Mary Ann Wardlow on 4 January 1816 at Maury County, Tennessee.
Veteran of the War of 1812
7 November 1839, Ephraim was granted 320 acres in Red River County, Texas.
Ephraim D. Moore began preaching in 1807 at the age of 25. He was in the battle of New Orleans with General Jackson. Moore was an eloquent and powerful preacher of the Christian church. He moved to Red River County, Texas and lived there until his death. He died of apoplexy on his farm and never spoke again.
The Gospel Advocate
Volume 5, Number 1
January 1860
pages 31, 32
Veteran of the War of 1812
7 November 1839, Ephraim was granted 320 acres in Red River County, Texas.
Ephraim D. Moore began preaching in 1807 at the age of 25. He was in the battle of New Orleans with General Jackson. Moore was an eloquent and powerful preacher of the Christian church. He moved to Red River County, Texas and lived there until his death. He died of apoplexy on his farm and never spoke again.
The Gospel Advocate
Volume 5, Number 1
January 1860
pages 31, 32
Ephraim Moore married Mary Ann Wardlow on 4 January 1816 at Maury County, Tennessee.
Veteran of the War of 1812
7 November 1839, Ephraim was granted 320 acres in Red River County, Texas.
Ephraim D. Moore began preaching in 1807 at the age of 25. He was in the battle of New Orleans with General Jackson. Moore was an eloquent and powerful preacher of the Christian church. He moved to Red River County, Texas and lived there until his death. He died of apoplexy on his farm and never spoke again.
The Gospel Advocate
Volume 5, Number 1
January 1860
pages 31, 32
Veteran of the War of 1812
7 November 1839, Ephraim was granted 320 acres in Red River County, Texas.
Ephraim D. Moore began preaching in 1807 at the age of 25. He was in the battle of New Orleans with General Jackson. Moore was an eloquent and powerful preacher of the Christian church. He moved to Red River County, Texas and lived there until his death. He died of apoplexy on his farm and never spoke again.
The Gospel Advocate
Volume 5, Number 1
January 1860
pages 31, 32
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