I was thrilled to find that there was a Fermanagh County listserver. I am new to the list and I though it would be a good time to see if anyone can help me locate/associate William MOORE my ggggrandfather or any other cousins for that matter. I am descended through Samual Asbury MOORE below. I am hoping that someone can help me to identify any specifics about William,his parents, siblings, or even the ship that William came from Ireland on or the PA.USA port of arrival. Thank you for any help you can provide. James Moore -> William Moore (b.1752,d.1836,m.Elizabeth Benford 1791) PROGENITOR - left Ireland for PA,USA Abt. 1790) -- -> Catherine Moore (b. Oct. 10,1792 in Somerset,PA,USA, d..?,m.William Pike) -- -> Eleanar Moore (b. Feb. 15,1795 in Somerset,PA,USA,d.?,m.Jarvis Pike) -- -> Hannah Moore (b. Jan. 14,1803 in Somerset,PA,USA,d.?,m.Joseph L. Davis) -- -> John B. Moore (b. June 4,1805 in Somerset,PA,USA,d.Jan. 8th,1857,m.Catherine Ann Perrill) -- -> James W. Moore (b. Jan. 14,1808 in Somerset,PA,USA,d.?) -- -> Elizabeth Moore (b. April 7,1810,d.?,m.William Stanley) -- -> Mary Ann Moore (b., April 6,1812,d.1812 infant death) -- -> Samual Asbury Moore (b. Nov. 1,1816 in Circleville, Pickaway,OH,USA,d.Oct. 3,1902 in Circleville, Pickaway,OH,USA,m.Harriet Maria Doane 1843) the rest of the Circleville MOOREs are available on my little site at http://www.davemoore.com/moore.htm if you'd like to check them out. Here is the information I have on William MOORE. Please look it over and let me know what you think you may have any connections. William Moore Names and dates were witnessed personally by Geoffrey Loren Pace while studying the Moore Family Bible in the late 1970s or early 1980s and updated with facts unearthed from David McClelland Moore. Circleville Herald, April 1, 1837: The obituary had this to say about William Moore: "Died - - in this town on the 26th Oct. (sic) Mr. William Moore, a native of Ireland, aged 75 years. Mr. Moore was one of the first settlers of Circleville. He led a peaceful, inoffensive life, and at a good old age has been gathered to his fathers. Peace to his ashes!" Some background information on Moore's hometown in Inniskillen, Fermanuagh (Fermanagh) Co., Ireland: Enniskillen comes from Inis Ceithleanon, "Crooked Tooth", wife of Balor of the Stout Blows, mother of 12 white-mouthed sons. She and husband were leaders of a piratical people, the Formorians, who held territory in Fermanaugh, early in second millennium BC. For further information on the Moore line, there are four Methodist churches in Enniskillen. Write to the Methodist Church on Darling Street. This may have been the church that wrote him a letter of recommendation to take with him when he immigrated to America about 1791, when he was about 29 years of age. This may have been the Free Methodist Society's meeting house at that time. It was not allowed back then for them to call themselves a church. (According to his great-great-grandson, Howard B. Moore II, William left Pennykillen, Fermanaugh county, Ireland in 1791. On way to Circleville,OH he married Elizabeth Benford in PA.)