Jim I don't know if you already have this info, but just in case you don't. Moses and Eleanor PEARSON are buried at the Pearson Family Cemetery. The cemetery is located 4 miles NW of Farmerville. This information is in the Cemetery Inscriptions of Union Parish, LA volume 4 by W. C. Nolan. PEARSON, Eleanor A. PRICE 1804 12 Jun 1879 PEARSON, Moses 14 Oct 1849 Of course, there are several more PEARSON buried in this cemetery. If you would like the others let me know at Adventurers@worldnet.att.net There is no listing for them in the marriage record book that I have, but it doesn't start till about 1842. In the book Some Slaveholders and their Slaves Union Parish, LA 1839-1865 by Harry F. Dill and William Simpson, Moses Pearson is listed several times. Book a-2, P 572 Succession of Moses Pearson, December 1849, died 1849. Mentions widow, Eleanor Pearson, sons, Davis Pearson, William and Jesse Pearson. Slaves ( No ages shown) Winney A, Morrison, Peggy, and children, Mary, Kizy, girl, Manerva, Rachel, Jane, John, Lize, and Lafayett; Friday, Will, Sampson, Sally, Allen and Frank; Lucy, and children, Alex, Sam Sarah, Rose, Adeline, Nancy and Tabbett, boy. Book A-1, p 182 Know ye all men that I have sold to Moses Pearson 2 slaves, Graves, 20 and Selph, a girl, 14 for $1000. 29 Nov 1847 Milton Pinkston Moses Pearson Witnesses: D M harris, J E Jones Recorded: 29 Nov 1847 Book A-1, p 243 Be it remembered that before me, William C. Smith, Parish Recorder, appeared Phillip May who declares he has sold to Powhatten Boatright a negro slave named Patsey, between 20 and 25, for $500. 27 Dec 1847 Philip May Powhatten Boatright Witnesses: Moses Pearson J V Butler Recorded: 27 Dec 1847 That is all I could find in the books that I have. Deb Burgess Jim Lee wrote: > > Can anyone tell me anything about Moses Pearson b. ? who married Eleanor > Anne Price b. 9-28-1804? > > Jim Lee