This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HU2.2ACIB/204.3.1.1.1.2.1 Message Board Post: Hi Connie, Cane Hill is in Washington Co. in the NW part of AR. It's only about 30 min. west of Fayetteville. The 1840 and 1850 censuses are on line in Washington Co. I don't remember seeing any other Moyers/Myers in those two. (My line spelled it Moyers but pronounced it Myers so it got written that way a lot - both the above censuses.) Jacob's wife died within the first 10 years of marriage, and of 4 children, only two were sons - William Alexander and James. Both sons were in Collin Co. TX by the 1870 so I never looked in the 1860 or the 1870 Cane Hill AR Census. There could have been others (maybe relatives) there by then. Your George Jacob would be the same age as William A. and James. I'll look around and see if I can find a connection. Gale

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HU2.2ACIB/204.3.1.1.1.2 Message Board Post: Hello Gale, I am too am looking for Moyers in Arkansas as I am married to a Moyers and we do live in Arkansas. I have been looking for his family for about a year and have found little of nothing. What I do have is: James V. Moyers born 1931 ( My husbands father)married Retha Robinson John Cotter Moyers born 1883 (James father) married Eula McKenney George Jacob Moyers born 1838 (Johns father) married Sarah E. Mitchell Brown If any of this sounds like we are looking for the same family line please contact me as I am at a dead end. Where is Cane Hill Arkansas what county is it in? Thanks Connie Moyers

Thank you from the bottom of my old heart Helen. Here's wish you a good rest now, as well. Glad to hear Jim made it "fair" thru surgery. Sorry to hear abt your mother though. Hang in there, your cousin and friend, Chrissy Again, thanks Helen. It means alot. Chrissy helen nunnally wrote: > > HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHRISSY. > > TIME IS SHORT LIVED HERE. JIM IS ON THE MEND FROM HIS ALMOST 6 HOURS OF > SURGERY AND MOM FELL TWICE AND IS NOW IN A NURSING HOME FOR 3 MONTHS. I > THINK PAT AND I WILL GET SOME REST NOW. THIS IS THE REASON YOU HAVE NOT > HEARD FROM ME. > > JUST COULD NOT LET THE DAY PASS BY WITHOUT WISHING YOU THE BEST BIRTHDAY > EVER. > > LOVE, HUGS AND BLESSINGS, HELEN. -- Chrystie MYERS - Rootsweb List & Ancestry.com's Board Administrator MOYERS MYRES MAYERS MAJOR COWGER BROOKOVER KRABAL SWECKER MYERS HOMESTEAD - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~chrystiem/

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Moyers Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HU2.2ACIB/204.3.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I have the immigrant Peter (b. about 1723) as a Mennonite minister. The Rev. A. J. Fretz has Peter with a brother Jacob (Lehigh county PA) definately a Mennonite minister - quite famous in fact. That is why I asked about the Mennonite records. I don't know enough about Churches in the south during this time frame. I try to check all the records available of all the churches where I research. Just in case. Perhaps husband and wife were of differing faiths. Do you know anything about the settling of Lincoln Co.? If the Presbyterian Church was the most popular, perhaps the area was settled by NC folks?

Thanks for tidbits .. Blessings Susi

There was a Peter Meyer (who had no son named Peter) - "the immigrant Mennonite settler who was b. abt. 1723, in Switzerland and who died 1792/93 at Springfield Township, Bucks Co., PA. He settled in Springfield Township, Bucks County PA, near Pleasant Valley, where, in 1752, he purchased his farm of 107 acres from Joseph Brown." I haven't seen any mention of the Mennonite Church in connection to 1752 Peter Moyers b. in Berks Co. PA. I did find: Meyer, George b. 13 May 1785 father Peter, mother not given record from Schwartzwald Reformed Ch., Exeter Twp. Have no idea if this is 1752 Peter b. in Berks Co. and 1st son George or not. Below are the churches in Berks Co. (I didn't copy those after 1788) - not too many Mennonites in Berks Co. prior to 1788. RootsWeb.com Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: list.txt) Churches: Churches of Berks County File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Richard Frank ALLEGHENY LUTHERAN CHURCH","Brecknock Twp. (1767-) ALLEGHENY MENNONITE CHURCH","Brecknock Twp. (1760-) ALLEGHENY REFORMED CHURCH ","Brecknock Twp. (1767-) ALSACE LUTHERAN CHURCH","Muhlenberg Twp.. (1732- ALTALAHA LUTHERAN CHURCH","Rehrersburg (1746-) BERN LUTHERAN CHURCH","Bern Twp. (1736-) BERN REFORMED CHURCH","Bern Twp. (1736) BETHANY UNITED EVANGELICAL CHURCH","Leesport (1736-) CHRIST (DeLONGS) REFORMED CHURCH","Bowers (1759-) CHRIST (LITTLE TULPEHOCKEN) LUTH. CH.","Jefferson Twp. (1729- CHRIST (MERTZ'S) LUTHERAN CHURCH ","Dryville (1747-) CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH","Stouchsburg (1743-) CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH","Reading (1763-) CUMRU BAPTIST CHURCH","Cumru Twp. (1740-1774) EPLER'S REFORMED CHURCH","Bern Twp. (1734-) EXETER FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE ","Exeter Twp. (1725-) FIRST REFORMED CHURCH","Reading (1753-) FRIEDENS (WHITE) LUTHERAN CHURCH","Albany Twp. (1774-) GEHMAN'S MENNONITE CHURCH ","Brecknock Twp. (1760-) HEREFORD MENNONITE CHURCH","Bally (1732-) HUFF'S LUTHERAN CHURCH","Hereford Twp. (1760-) LONGSWAMP REFORMED CHURCH","Longswamp (1748-) MAIDENCREEK (ORTHODOX) FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE","Ontelaunee Twp. (1759-1950) MOHRSVILLE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN","Mohrsville (1748-) MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT RC CH.","Bally (1743-) NEW BETHEL (ECK) LUTHERAN CHURCH","Albany Twp. (1750-) NEW BETHEL (ECK) REFORMED CHURCH","Albany Twp. (1750-) NEW BETHEL (ZION) LUTHERAN CHURCH ","Grimsville (1762-) NEW JERUSALEM (DUNKEL'S) REFORMED CHURCH","Greenwich Twp. (1744-) NORTH HEIDELBERG LUTHERAN CHURCH","N. Heidelberg Twp. (1745-1955) NORTH HEIDELBERG MORAVIAN CHURCH","N. Heidelberg Twp. (1745-1830). NORTH HEIDELBERG REFORMED CHURCH","N. Heidelberg Twp. (1745-) NORTHKILL AMISH CHURCH","Tilden Twp. (1740-) NORTHKILL CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN","Bern Twp. (1748-) NORTHKILL LUTHERAN CHURCH","Bernville (1732-1897) OLEY MORAVIAN CHURCH","Oley Twp. (1745-1765) PRICETOWN CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN ","Pricetown (1777-) READING FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE","Reading (1751-) ROBESON (ORTHODOX) FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE","Robeson Twp. 1740-1873) ROBESON (PLOW/FOREST) LUTHERAN CHURCH","Robeson Twp. (1764-) SALEM (BELLEMAN'S) LUTHERAN CHURCH ","Centre Twp. (1746-) SALEM (BELLEMAN'S) REFORMED CHURCH","Centre Twp. (1746-) SALEM (OLEY) REFORMED CHURCH","Spangsville (1735-) SCHWARZWALD LUTHERAN CHURCH ","Exeter Twp. (1745-) SCHWARZWALD REFORMED CHURCH ","Exeter Twp. (1745-) ST. DANIEL'S (CORNER) LUTHERAN CHURCH ","Heidelberg Twp.. (1750-) ST. JOHN'S (HAIN'S) REFORMED CHURCH ","Lower Heidelberg Twp. (1735-) ST. JOHN'S (HOST) REFORMED CHURCH ","Tulphocken Twp. (1775-) ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH","Kutztown (1752-) ST. JOHN'S REFORMED CHURCH","Kutztown (1736-) ST. JOSEPH'S (HILL) LUTHERAN CHURCH ","Pike Twp. (1731-) ST. JOSEPH'S (HILL) REFORMED CHURCH ","Pike Twp. (1746-1901) ST. MICHAEL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH","Tilden Twp. (1769. ST. MICHAEL'S REFORMED CHURCH","Tilden Twp. (1769. ST. PAUL'S (OLD FOREST) METHODIST CH.","Geigertown (1773-) ST. PAUL'S (SMOKE) LUTHERAN CHURCH ","Windsor Twp. (1756-) ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH","Amity Twp. (1745-) ST. PAUL'S REFORMED CHURCH","AmityvilIe (1753-) ST. PETER'S REFORMED CHURCH ","Richmond Twp. (1762-) ST. PETER'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH","Reading (1752-) ST. THOMAS' EPISCOPAL CHURCH ","Morgantown (1740-) TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH","Reading (1751-) TULPEHOCKEN BAPTIST CHURCH","Sinking Spring (1740-1799) ZION (BLUE MOUNTAIN) REFORMED CHURCH ","Strausstown (1739-) ZION (BLUE MOUNTMN) LUTHERAN CHURCH ","Strausstown (1739-) ZION (MOSELEM) LUTHERAN CHURCH ","Richmond Twp. (ca 1730-) ZION (REED'S) LUTHERAN CHURCH","Marion Twp. (1727-) ZION (REED'S) MORAVIAN CHURCH ","Marion Twp. (1742-1755) ZION (SPIES') LUTHERAN CHURCH","Alsace Twp. (1774-) ZION (SPIES') REFORMED CHURCH ","Alsace Twp. (1774-) ZION (WINDSOR CASTLE) LUTHERAN CHURCH","Perry Twp. (1759-) ZION (WINDSOR CASTLE) REFORMED CHURCH ","Perry Twp. (1759-) ----- Original Message ----- From: <SusiCP@aol.com> To: <MOYERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2001 12:58 PM Subject: Re: [MOYERS] Re: Lincoln Co. TN Moyers questions > My Myers MOYERS from Berks to Dauphin to Perry to ILL had some Mennonite > mentioned in some papers. But we have never found any records. > > I am interested in this conversation. very much. > > SusiCP > > Happy Birthday Chrissy > > > ==== MOYERS Mailing List ==== > RootsWeb's WORLDCONNECT contains more than 39.4 million names > and new GEDCOMs are added daily. Search WorldConnect and upload > your own GEDCOM(s) to http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/ > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog

My Myers MOYERS from Berks to Dauphin to Perry to ILL had some Mennonite mentioned in some papers. But we have never found any records. I am interested in this conversation. very much. SusiCP Happy Birthday Chrissy

HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHRISSY. TIME IS SHORT LIVED HERE. JIM IS ON THE MEND FROM HIS ALMOST 6 HOURS OF SURGERY AND MOM FELL TWICE AND IS NOW IN A NURSING HOME FOR 3 MONTHS. I THINK PAT AND I WILL GET SOME REST NOW. THIS IS THE REASON YOU HAVE NOT HEARD FROM ME. JUST COULD NOT LET THE DAY PASS BY WITHOUT WISHING YOU THE BEST BIRTHDAY EVER. LOVE, HUGS AND BLESSINGS, HELEN.

Hi Susan, Did you ever find any information about: I am looking for proof that Catherine Moyers b. 1829 Tennessee d. 1863 Pope Co. is the daughter of George W. Moyers and Mary "Polly" Windle. The Civil War papers that I have give John A. Moyers and Jarvis Moyers as witnesses. Also Jarvis Moyers because the guardian of her younger children. Can anyone help prove Catherine's parents? Thank you, Susan I recently received a paper from a Moyers cousins - DOCUMENTING PARENTAGE THROUGH A SIBLING RELATIONSHIP: The case of George W. Moyers by Ricky T. Allen. She was proving that George W. 1818-1820 was a son of George and Polly. (she got in the DRA) There's a lot of Southern IL information in the paper. If you haven't seen it and would like a copy, I'd be glad to scan and email it to you. Perhaps there's some clue about Catherine. Gale ----- Original Message ----- From: <jamlsh@aol.com> To: <MOYERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 12:02 PM Subject: [MOYERS] RE: Peter Moyers of Lincoln Co. Tenn. > Gale, > I tried to send you two emails today with attachments. Both bounced back > with host unknown. I double checked the address and it was correct. I > finally got the time to answer your last email. > > Susan > > > ==== MOYERS Mailing List ==== > -- MOYERS List Administrator - Chrystie MYERS -- > Contact List Adm at: MOYERS-admin@rootsweb.com > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HU2.2ACIB/204.3.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I have no PA Mennonite records. I haven't even come across any mention of the Mennonite Church in Berks Co. while Moyer/etc. searching. I have been collecting Schwartzwald Reformed Ch., Exeter Twp. records just in cast the Peter with son George b. in 1785 turns out to be ours. I read in a paper, DOCUMENTING PARENTAGE THROUGH A SIBLING RELATIONSHIP: The case of George W. Moyers (b. 1818-20), that the Southern IL Moyers/Myers were connected to the Waltersburg Church in Pope Co. Do you know what denomination this church was? There were no Presbyterian Churches in the small TX towns where my g grandparents lived. Perhaps that's why they were Methodists. In Cane Hill AR, where my Jacob (gg) settled after leaving LCT, I believe the only chruch I saw there was a Presbyterian one.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Moyers Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HU2.2ACIB/204.3.1.1 Message Board Post: I haven't seen this family connected with any church. I had hopes that the Presbyterian Church where my Henry was buried might have something but found that cemetery was also the "Old City Cemetery". I believe I found that the date would have been that my Henry was buried in the Old City Cem. I know a man here that I work with in Genealogy. He has done quite a bit of Mennonite research. He says that it was common for those of Mennonite faith to become Methodists - or at least, the ones from Tennessee. Have you looked in any of the Mennonite records in Pennsylvania? Callie

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HU2.2ACIB/204.3.1 Message Board Post: Actually, I have seen no documented evidence to prove that 1752 Peter's father was even named Peter. So, I am not limiting my search to an immigrant Peter. It seems as if his name could have just as easily been Jacob, George, etc. Also, a large portion of Philadelphia Co. became Berks Co. in 1752. Some Moyers/etc. record there (prior to 1752) might turn up something about 1752 Peter's father. I've only seen (documented) the name of one brother. On the last page of 1752 Peter's pension application, he states, "As soon as I got home (1778), I became a substitute for my brother Jacob Moyer." This brother of 1752 Peter, Jacob, of draft age in 1778 was not the Jacob who went to California as stated in the biographies of the Williams. The Jacob who went to CA (on a trip) was my Jacob who was born in 1805 in VA. From a letter in 1881 by P.W. Moyers (son of your Henry), "Uncle Jacob said he had been to California..." I looked up the history of CA. It doesn't seem possible that a brother of 1752 Peter (son of the immigrant) could have gone to CA. He would have been around 80 years of age when the first "Yankees" started arriving in CA. I've seen no evidence to link the Peter Meyer age 20 on the Snow Molly in 1741 to 1752 Peter born in Berks Co. I think there's a book or paper in the library in LCT that makes this connection, but when I've seen it quoted, it said "undocumented." The passenger lists that I've seen from that time, including the Snow Molly, list all males 16 and over. None of them listed women. I'll email you with the name and address of the person with the Fretz book information about Mennonite preacher, Peter from Bucks Co. who was not in Berks Co.in 1752 and who did not have a son named Peter. Someone in Winchester VA looked for info about 1752 Peter for me and found nothing. I still think, since he was there for 22-23 years, there has to be something (a record of a business) even though I don't think the info there will answer any questions. I did find a marriage in Winchester VA in 1803 for Peter Myers and Hannah Hooker. Since my Jacob was born in 1805 after a 12 year gap, it could be a 2nd marriage for 1752 Peter - no proof though. I wrote for a look up for Georges born in Berks Co. 1781-1800 and got the following: No Moyer No Myer Mayer Franz George b. 1800 George Frederick b. 1799 Johann Georg b. 1798 Meyer Hans George b. 1789 Johann Georg b. 1789 George b. 13 May 1785 father Peter, mother not given record from Schwartzwald Reformed Ch., Exeter Twp. I have no idea if this is our Peter and first son George or not, but the year is only one year off from the date everyone lists. This is the only mention of a church that I've ever seen. I read something about this church - becoming or the basis for - the Church of Christ. Do you know of any TN or IL connections to the Church of Christ? My line (TN>AR>TX) ended up Methodist.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Moyers Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HU2.2ACIB/204.3 Message Board Post: I have also worked on the Lincoln County TN Moyers line, though I am far from being a profesional researcher. I have long thought there must have been three Peters, but have found no documented evidence to link my family with the immigrant Peter in Pennsylvania. Is there real proof that the immigrant Peter (Snow Molly) really belongs to this family? From Rev. Fretz's work, I find the immigrant Peter had no son named Peter. Have you found any records from Virginia or Maryland that would link the Lincoln Co. Moyers with the Mennonite faith? From which of the Rev. Fretz's works did you find the death date for Peter Sr ( immigrant) and the wife's name? I have never seen that listed. I descend from Henry Moyers. His son Felix Bernie left a journal stating his father was Henry and his grandfather was Peter. He didn't bother to say which Peter. I have tried to research the part of the family that left Lincoln County and moved to Pope County Illinois, hoping more information might surface there. But haven't gotten far. Have you tried that route? I understand some moved there and then came back to Lincoln County. I don't believe it was unusual for the other members of the families to not be listed on the ship passenger lists. I think I read somewhere that usually the head of the household alone was listed. I agree with your conclusions. Have you done any research into the family while they lived in Virginia? I read from one researcher that there is a book about cabinet makers in the Lincoln Co area that described the family business in Virginia is some way. Have you seen this source?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HU2.2ACIB/207.1.3 Message Board Post: Chrystie, Can you please tell me how to gain access to the line of Moyers's from WV that dates back to the 1700's? I am Silas Moyers's Great Grandson. Thanks, Daniel

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HU2.2ACIB/207.2 Message Board Post: Hello! I am Silas Moyers's Great Grandson! I will trade you his decendants information for what family tree information you have leading up to him! Thank you!! Daniel Moyers dmoyers2@wvu.edu

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HU2.2ACIB/52.54.56.1.2 Message Board Post: Hi, I was wondering if you contacted Pat Hill, ordering and surveying his Upton/Uptain CD. Sonja and I wonder if you want to exchange information the gasup grannies: grant and sonja

Found this family at http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/va/alleghany/1850/pg0001a.txt. More can be found at http://www.rootsweb.com/~census/states.htm 8 108 109 Moyer George 54 M Farmer 3,500 Virginia X 9 108 109 Moyer Juliet 40 F Virginia 10 108 109 Moyer Sarah J. 16 F Virginia X 11 108 109 Moyer William S. 14 M Virginia X 12 108 109 Moyer Catherine 12 F Virginia X 13 108 109 Moyer George 10 M Virginia X 14 108 109 Moyer Jacob 8 M Virginia X 15 108 109 Moyer Elisabeth 6 F Virginia 16 108 109 Moyer Harriet A. 4 F Virginia 17 108 109 Moyer Henry A. 2 M Virginia 18 108 109 Moyer Christena 1/12 F Virginia -- Chrystie MYERS - Rootsweb List & Ancestry.com's Board Administrator MOYERS MYRES MAYERS MAJOR COWGER BROOKOVER KRABAL SWECKER MYERS HOMESTEAD: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~chrystiem/

if you goto http://www.swcp.com/dhickman-bin/censusp.pl?location=Pendleton+County&house=&last=moyers&first= you'll find below: 1850 Pendelton County Census Search Hse Last First M AGE Occupation POB ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 330 Moyers Susan C. 19 VA 340 Moyers Martha 7 VA 560 Moyers Mary A. 40 VA 676 Moyers Lewis 60 Farmer VA 676 Moyers Mary 57 VA 676 Moyers Louis 23 VA 676 Moyers Martin 23 VA 676 Moyers Peter 17 VA 677 Moyers Mahala 2m VA 677 Moyers Samuel 37 Farmer VA 677 Moyers Ann 34 VA 677 Moyers Adison 10 VA 677 Moyers Catharine 8 VA 677 Moyers Sidney 6 female VA 677 Moyers Morgan 4 VA 680 Moyers Harmon 32 Farmer VA 680 Moyers Malinda 25 VA 680 Moyers Valeria J. 8 VA 680 Moyers Martha 6 VA 680 Moyers Mary E. 2 VA 688 Moyers Catharine 59 VA 688 Moyers Elizabeth 24 VA 688 Moyers Levi 22 VA 688 Moyers Phoebe 21 VA 688 Moyers Solomon 21 VA 688 Moyers Julia A. 18 VA 688 Moyers Catharine 14 VA 688 Moyers Harmon 13 VA 688 Moyers Washington 9 VA 688 Moyers Josephine 4 VA 688 Moyers Edward 2 VA 689 Moyers Rebecca 41 VA 689 Moyers Cain 39 Farmer VA 689 Moyers Lea 14 VA 689 Moyers Phoebe A. 12 VA 689 Moyers Susan 7 VA 689 Moyers Peyton 4 VA 695 Moyers Sarah 33 VA 695 Moyers Henry 31 Farmer VA 695 Moyers George W. 2 VA 695 Moyers Jacob 1 VA -- Chrystie MYERS - Rootsweb List & Ancestry.com's Board Administrator MOYERS MYRES MAYERS MAJOR COWGER BROOKOVER KRABAL SWECKER MYERS HOMESTEAD: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~chrystiem/

I found a Henry MYER m. to Eliza SANFORD in Alleghany County, Maryland on 29 Nov 1821. This is all I have for them. A Henry and Eliza MOYERS is on the Cumberland census records 1840, which I have in my possession. Do not know if they are one and the same. Hope this helps someone. -- Chrystie MYERS - Rootsweb List & Ancestry.com's Board Administrator MOYERS MYRES MAYERS MAJOR COWGER BROOKOVER KRABAL SWECKER MYERS HOMESTEAD: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~chrystiem/

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HU2.2ACIB/204.2 Message Board Post: George W. Moyers married Mary Windle on 12 August 1808 in Frederick Co. VA. John Vogt and T. William Kethley Jr., VIRGINIA HISTORIC MARRIAGE REGISTER, FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA MARRIAGES 1738 - 1180 (Athens, Georgia: Iberian Press, 1984) 184.