James Knox Moore

Notes:

Name James Knox Moore
Event Type Death
Event Date 01 Sep 1941
Event Place Bedford Co, Tennessee
Gender Male
Marital Status Widowed
Race White
Age 96
Birth Year (Estimated) null
Birth Date 01 Apr 1845
Birthplace Tishimingo, Miss
Spouse's Name Annie Eliza Miller
Father's Name Steven Moore
Father's Birthplace Usa
Mother's Name Lucy Mcdougal
Mother's Birthplace Usa
Occupation Merchant
Address RFD
Residence Place Bell Buckle, Bedford, Tenn
Cemetery Hollywood
Burial Place Wartrace
Burial Date 02 Sep 1941
Informant's Name null
Additional Relatives null
Digital Folder Number 004184468
Image Number 01791
GS Film number 1876903
Reference ID cn 21598



Citing this Record:
"Tennessee, Death Records, 1914-1955," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/NSQ6-6FD : accessed 01 May 2014), James Knox Moore, 01 Sep 1941; citing Hollywood Cemetery, Bedford Co, Tennessee, cn 21598, State Library and Archives, Nashville; FHL microfilm 1876903.

Notes:

The following was copied from the "McDOUGAL Surname - Descendants of John McDougal"

source: History of Prentiss Co., MS by The Prentiss Co. Historical Assoc. pp 343-344.

There is a Steven R. Moore listed on the 1850 So. Division, Tishomingo Co., MS Census, pg 101, 9/23/1850- age 44, farmer, value of real estate 2000, born NC, living with 7 children (no wife): Sarah (19-AL), Haratio (16-AL), John (14-AL), Robert J (12-MS), Hugh (7-MS), Rebecca (9-MS), James K (4-MS), along with a minister: John F. Blythe, age 26, NC and a merchant:Felix M Bell, 19, AL.

Listed on the 1860 Southern Division, Tishomingo Co., MS Census as Stephen Moore, age 55, farmer, 500/700, born NC. Living with 4 sons: Jno. (26-AL), Robt. J. (23-MS), Hugh (18-MS), Jas. P. (K) (14-MS).

Stephen was taken from his home near Bay Springs, MS and sent to Alton, Illinois during the Civil War where he died in 1863.

(Research):

Census Listings:

1850 Census
Mississippi, Tishomingo County, Southern Division
Enumerated 23 Sept 1850
203-203
Steven R Moore 44 M Farerm 2000 NC
Sarah Moore 19 F Ala
Horatio Moore 16 M Ala
John Moore 12 Miss
Hugh Moore 9 M Miss
Rebecca Moore 9 F Miss
James K Moore 4 M Miss
John F Blythe 26 M Minister NC
Felix M Bell 19 M Merchant Ala

Stephen married Lucy McDougal on 19 Dec 1829 in Lauderdale County, Alabama. Lucy was born about 1812 in North Carolina; died on 19 Oct 1845 in Alabama. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
LAUDERDALE COUNTY, ALABAMA
MARRIAGE BOOK 2, 1825 - 1833
As copied by the WPA

McDougal, Lucy
Moore, Stephen B.
23 Dec 1829
Askew, Aaron MG

Notes:

Lynell Gentry shows him as the son of Robert MOORE and Bettie SCISOM.

The following was copied from the "McDOUGAL Surname - Descendants of John McDougal"

Born in NC, but moved to MS. (Moore county NC was then Bladen county.)

source: History of Prentiss Co., MS by The Prentiss Co. Historical Assoc. pp 343-344.

Listed on the 1850 Southern Division, Tishomingo Co., MS Census, pg 122, 10/23/1850, family #480, as John Moore, age 80, farmer, born NC. Living with wife Mary (77) and two others: Hugh Moore, age 25, farmer, born TN; and Louisa Moore, age 13, born AL. (unsure of their relation).
* Lived next door to another John and Mary Moore (ages 33/22) also from NC- most likely his son. Next to them was a Mary Ann Moore with three children. She was also born in NC. It is likely that she is related, but it is unknown at present exactly how she is related.

Listed on the 1860 Southern Division, Tishomingo Co., MS Census as John Moore, age 85, farmer, /205, born NC. Living with wife Mary (82-NC), and three others: Hugh (35, gunsmith, NC); Louisa (23-AL); Caroline (19-MS).

John married Mary Richardson. Mary was born in 1775 in North Carolina; died in 1863 in Mississippi. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Said to be the daughter of Stephen and Elizabeth Richardson.

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/u/s/Anglyn-M-Busby/PDFGENE2.pdf


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HVR1 Haplogroup J

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16126C
16209C
16265G
16319A

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