Poet, Civic Leader. A pastor and professor of theology, who together with his forebears, profoundly influenced the development of the City's Chelsea section, Clement Clarke Moore is far more famous for penning the beloved "A Visit from St. Nicholas." Intended solely for the amusement of his six children, he was persuaded to publish the poem in 1823, and it has remained popular ever since.
Poet, Civic Leader. A pastor and professor of theology, who together with his forebears, profoundly influenced the development of the City's Chelsea section, Clement Clarke Moore is far more famous for penning the beloved "A Visit from St. Nicholas." Intended solely for the amusement of his six children, he was persuaded to publish the poem in 1823, and it has remained popular ever since.
Bio by: Nikita Barlow
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CLEMENT C. MOORE.
BORN JULY 15, 1779.
DIED JULY 10, 1863.
Family Members
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Benjamin Moore
1748–1816
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Charity Clarke Moore
1747–1838
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Catherine Elizabeth Taylor Moore
1795–1830 (m. 1813)
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Margaret Elliot Moore Ogden
1815–1845
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Charity Elizabeth Moore
1816–1830
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Benjamin Moore
1818–1886
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Mary Clarke Moore Ogden
1819–1893
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Clement Moore
1821–1889
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Emily Moore
1822–1828
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Catharine Van Cortlandt Moore
1825–1890
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Maria T. B. Moore
1826–1900
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