Robert: You have sent to me your Moore spread sheet. I have it on disk as well as printed out. The name Frank may be short for Franklin. Franklin was used a lot as a middle name in the different families. On the 1870 census in what district did you find Frank Moore? Vicki, and my Moore's lived and died for most part, those that stayed in LCT, in the 10, 9, 6 and 5 district. That is the Norris Creek, now Belleville, and Chestnut Ridge area. I believe the Annie that is living with my great grandparents James Wright and Rebecca Renfro Wright. on the 1850 census, was Annie Moore married to Solomon Wright. No proof. But Annie had to have been the mother to James. I believe this Annie was from the John Harkins Moore line. Again no proof. I will be happy to send to you what I have found on the Moore line. I guess I thought I did but I send to people so much I lose track. I have some on Andrew Newton Moore as well as Andrew Moore son of John Harkins Moore SR. The Moore's also married into my Pylant line. Have had a great deal of difficulty with AOL in the last few days. I have not been able to receive and send emails in a timely fashion. Julia In a message dated 3/9/2005 7:53:32 PM Pacific Standard Time, rljddj63650@charter.net writes: << Hey Julia, This may be the John I am looking for. I am narrowing down all the different J. Moore's in LCT during 1840-1880. I am pretty certain that I am looking for John F. Moore, born about 1842 in TN(based on 1870 LCT census listed as J. F. Moore). John, son of John Harkins Moore Jr., was listed as being born about 1846. Dates, among other things, on the census records aren't always correct. I believe his brother, James, was James Frank Moore. There is a Frank Moore listed on the 1870 LCT census with about the right dates for this family. I also believe he is the J. F. Moore that married Mary E. Wanslow in LCT on the 19-Oct-1865. Do you have excel? Robert L. Jackson -