http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/marion/cemeteries/moorechapel.txt Karen was mentioning Moore's Chapel, which made me curious. If anyone can help identify the people buried here, like who they were married to or the son of, etc. I'd like to add it. Also I'm very interested in creating history of churches. Does anyone know anything about the date Moore's Chapel was started? Is it still an active church today. Moore,M. Seaborn 4/29/1819- 12/13/1893 This seems to be the oldest burial....so maybe he was the one that the church was named after? Anybody research the Moore name? Seaborn seems to have also been a popular 1st name in Marion County! Seaborn Young, etc I just found this on Ancestry but don't know if this applies to this or not: Seaborn MOORE 50 <1830> Georgia Self Married Black Male District 482, Bibb, GA Seaborn MOORE 17 <1863> Georgia SSon Single Black Male District 514, Bibb, GA Seaborn MOORE 44 <1836> Georgia Self Married Mulatto Male Fort Gaines, Clay, GA Seaborn MOORE 23 <1857> Georgia Self Married White Male District 53, Emanuel, GA Seaborn MOORE 14 <1866> Georgia Son Single Black Male Atlanta, Fulton, GA Seaborn MOORE 40 <1840> Georgia Self Married Black Male District 111, Hancock, GA Seaborn MOORE 67 <1813> South Carolina Self Married White Male District 428, Jackson, GA Seaborn MOORE 40 <1840> Georgia Self Married Black Male Americus City,