David Moore settled in Newark in the Spring of 1808. His home was located on the northeast corner of the square in Newark, Ohio. A large brick home, now the location of the Midland Theater.
In 1809 David was the postmaster.
David helped establish the Second Presbyterian Church in Newark, Ohio.
The following is a list of the first elders of the Presbyterian Church. James Taylor, 1808; with associate elders David Moore, 1808; Jacob Wilson, 1809.
David served in the War of 1812.
His business was the Mary Ann Furance, built in 1817. It was the first factory in Licking County.
Information from Ohio Cemetery Records - "Old Northwest" genealogical quarterly, Volumes 12-14
Son of D & E
Information from the History of Licking County, O - Its Past and Present, Compiled by N.N. Hill, Jr. and published by A.A. Graham & Company, 1881.
Also shares a tombstone with Jas H, Sara E B, Geo F, and Mary E Moore.
In 1809 David was the postmaster.
David helped establish the Second Presbyterian Church in Newark, Ohio.
The following is a list of the first elders of the Presbyterian Church. James Taylor, 1808; with associate elders David Moore, 1808; Jacob Wilson, 1809.
David served in the War of 1812.
His business was the Mary Ann Furance, built in 1817. It was the first factory in Licking County.
Information from Ohio Cemetery Records - "Old Northwest" genealogical quarterly, Volumes 12-14
Son of D & E
Information from the History of Licking County, O - Its Past and Present, Compiled by N.N. Hill, Jr. and published by A.A. Graham & Company, 1881.
Also shares a tombstone with Jas H, Sara E B, Geo F, and Mary E Moore.
David Moore settled in Newark in the Spring of 1808. His home was located on the northeast corner of the square in Newark, Ohio. A large brick home, now the location of the Midland Theater.
In 1809 David was the postmaster.
David helped establish the Second Presbyterian Church in Newark, Ohio.
The following is a list of the first elders of the Presbyterian Church. James Taylor, 1808; with associate elders David Moore, 1808; Jacob Wilson, 1809.
David served in the War of 1812.
His business was the Mary Ann Furance, built in 1817. It was the first factory in Licking County.
Information from Ohio Cemetery Records - "Old Northwest" genealogical quarterly, Volumes 12-14
Son of D & E
Information from the History of Licking County, O - Its Past and Present, Compiled by N.N. Hill, Jr. and published by A.A. Graham & Company, 1881.
Also shares a tombstone with Jas H, Sara E B, Geo F, and Mary E Moore.
In 1809 David was the postmaster.
David helped establish the Second Presbyterian Church in Newark, Ohio.
The following is a list of the first elders of the Presbyterian Church. James Taylor, 1808; with associate elders David Moore, 1808; Jacob Wilson, 1809.
David served in the War of 1812.
His business was the Mary Ann Furance, built in 1817. It was the first factory in Licking County.
Information from Ohio Cemetery Records - "Old Northwest" genealogical quarterly, Volumes 12-14
Son of D & E
Information from the History of Licking County, O - Its Past and Present, Compiled by N.N. Hill, Jr. and published by A.A. Graham & Company, 1881.
Also shares a tombstone with Jas H, Sara E B, Geo F, and Mary E Moore.
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