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/BgB.2ACE/2673.1 Message Board Post: Ann, we have corresponded before concerning Job/Jobe andAlexander marriages. Henry J. Moody, whom you have here, is a bit of a puzzle in that he doesn't fit well with either the Manleyville (Henry County community) Moodys, who were from VA, or with my Moody family, who were from NC and lived in and around what is now Paris Landing State Park. Henry's wife was named Bethany, and they were both born in NC about 1802/1803, according to censuses. I have them on censuses from 1830 through 1870, apparently all while they lived in the Springville community (along the river, but somewhat south of Paris Landing). They may have other children, but I have listed; Rachel, born 1828/1829, Eli, born 1831/1832, Isabella, born 1841/1842, Elizabeth, born 1842/1843, Josephine, born 1846/1847, and Henry G., born Nov/Dec 1849. Henry G. is a stretch (but possible) as their child because Bethany would have been 46 or 47 at the time. Rachel married William Manley fairly late on 21 Jan 1865, suggesting a relationship with people in Manleyville. Eli married Frances Finch 18 July 1849, and they had several children. (I can give you their names and years of birth but no more.) I believe Josephine married John A Dean 29 Dec 1869. Henry G. (for Green, I believe) married Frances W. < - - - >, and they had at least four children, whose names and birth years I can give you. I haven't made much of an attempt to follow them further because they don't appear to be in the family of my Isaac Newton and his brother Elijah W. Moody.
Hello, May I "jump" into this exchange to inquire where in NC your Moody family was from? Thank you, Patricia Researching Watkins, Turner, Myrick and Crews in Henry, Carroll, (and some in Weakley) counties ----- Original Message ----- From: <jfalex37@comcast.net> To: <TNHENRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 10:15 PM Subject: Re: [TNHENRY] Kendall, Palmer, High, Moody, - 1828 living Henry Co.,TN > 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/BgB.2ACE/2673.1 > > Message Board Post: > > Ann, we have corresponded before concerning Job/Jobe andAlexander > marriages. Henry J. Moody, whom you have here, is a bit of a puzzle in > that he doesn't fit well with either the Manleyville (Henry County > community) Moodys, who were from VA, or with my Moody family, who were > from NC and lived in and around what is now Paris Landing State Park. > > Henry's wife was named Bethany, and they were both born in NC about > 1802/1803, according to censuses. I have them on censuses from 1830 > through 1870, apparently all while they lived in the Springville community > (along the river, but somewhat south of Paris Landing). > > They may have other children, but I have listed; Rachel, born 1828/1829, > Eli, born 1831/1832, Isabella, born 1841/1842, Elizabeth, born 1842/1843, > Josephine, born 1846/1847, and Henry G., born Nov/Dec 1849. Henry G. is a > stretch (but possible) as their child because Bethany would have been 46 > or 47 at the time. > > Rachel married William Manley fairly late on 21 Jan 1865, suggesting a > relationship with people in Manleyville. Eli married Frances Finch 18 July > 1849, and they had several children. (I can give you their names and years > of birth but no more.) I believe Josephine married John A Dean 29 Dec > 1869. Henry G. (for Green, I believe) married Frances W. < - - - >, and > they had at least four children, whose names and birth years I can give > you. > > I haven't made much of an attempt to follow them further because they > don't appear to be in the family of my Isaac Newton and his brother Elijah > W. Moody. > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNHENRY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >