Moody - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Dwight Lyman Moody

mchmouse — 31 Oct 2008 2:28:11 GMT

I am the great grandaughter of D.L. Moody of Springfield,Mass who was not the evangalist but the vice president to Indian Motorcycle. I have family history if you are interested in e-mailing me.

Jessie O'Malley nee Moody Mayo - Notts, UK. 1881 - 1914

bostonbunnygirl — 30 Nov 2008 9:49:30 GMT

Hi. Looking for info on my great grandmother Jessie Moody (b 1881 s 1914). Jessie married Patrick O'Malley (b 1874 d 1946). Patrick is from West port, County Mayo. Jessie and Patrick met in Ireland (County Mayo?) the O'Malleys didn't want them to marry as Jessie was apparently an illegitimate child of a wealthy landowner. Jessie and Patrick came over to Nottinghamshire, UK possibly as it was the only way they could be together. I'm not sure if they married in Ireland or England, I can't find any English marriage records for them. Jessie and Patrick had 4 boys, Hubert b 1905, Austin b 1905, Edward b 1907 and Edward b 1911. Jessie died at only 33 years of age and Patrick went on to marry Ada Barnes. I'm really struggling to find info on Jessie, I have her death cert and know she died in Nottingham Workhouse in Bagthorpe, but I would really like to find out about her family and past. I can't find her birth certficate, or marriage cert. I'm not sure if Moody was her mother's name or that of her fathers, as her parents were not married I'm not sure. I believe she is Irish. Hopefully someone can help me. Thanks.

Gortmore House Moody Family

GailM67 — 25 Jun 2006 4:25:17 GMT

I am descendant of John and Mary Moody of Gortmore House in Derry, IRL. Contact from anyone with ties to this Moody family would be welcome. I have information on the 7 brothers from this family who came to Australia in the 1850's. I am happy to share what I have, but have little information prior to this time

Moody Hendricks Gravestone

ToniMoody66 — 8 Nov 2006 4:48:52 GMT

I have a picture of the Spencer Moody and Susannah Hendricks gravestone and a few of the other family members. Anyone interested please e-mail me a post and I will be glad to send you a picture.

Margaret Moody Horton

chacin77 — 24 Nov 2008 12:49:49 GMT

I am looking for info. on my grandmothers family. Her name was Margaret Horton...maiden name Moody. Her parents got divorced when she was a child and her father took off for parts unknown never to be seen again, shortly after that her mother died and she was raised by her grandparents. All I know is that their last name was DeMann. They had a daughter named Margaret, one named Helen, and another named Jenny. If anybody knows of any of these people please write to me!! Thanks!!

MOODY Jim Prince and Lois C

t42Moore — 18 Nov 2008 10:32:15 GMT

MOODY Jim Prince and Lois C

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 198,229 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

MOODY Phala PRINCE and James Robert

t42Moore — 18 Nov 2008 10:31:56 GMT

MOODY Phala PRINCE and James Robert

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 198,229 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

John MOODY b.c1835 poss. Co. Antrim, Nor. Ire. m. Mary Ann LESLIE and others

Eunae — 17 Nov 2008 2:22:39 GMT

I am searching for information on the Parents of a John MOODY b.c1835 who married a Mary Ann LESLIE b.1835 daug. of John Leslie who also had a son named Thomas Leslie, all possibly from the Balnamore/Ballymoney, Co. Antrim area of Nor. Ireland. On John and Mary Ann's marriage record from the St. James Church of Ballymoney in 1856, John MOODY was listed as being "of Balnamore". John and Mary Ann Leslie MOODY had 7 children - John, Mary Jane, James, Margaret Annie, Martha, Ellen and Thomas MOODY.

This family is part of our Ydna Moody family and I am trying to see if Perhaps this John is related more closely to an earlier Ydna MOODY ancestor of ours Thomas MOODY b.c1710 in/of Aghadowey (area) of Co. Londonderry, Nor. Ireland who married Jean McQUISTON daugh of Benj.McQuiston.
Thomas and Jean came to America in c1735 landing at New Castle, DE and removing briefly to PA before moving again to Guilford Co., NC.

John and Mary Ann Leslie MOODY's son James MOODY b. 1862/63 married Margaret LYNCH (daug. of Wm. Lynch and Mary Ann/Margaret McCaghen(various spellings), and they too came to PA but in the later 1800's, removing to the Northwestern part of the state.

I know these early families who were from the same places in Nor. Ireland often followed other family members to the same areas in Nor. America as well, so I am wondering if perhaps anyone knows if there was a Lineage Line between this early Thomas MOODY b.c1710 of Co. L'derry and this John MOODY b.c1835 of Co. Antrim who both have ties to PA.

We also have another early Ydna Moody whose family came from Ireland to PA... Samuel MOODY and wife known only as "Martha". They were in PA by c1820 I believe and Samuel was a linen weaver by trade.

I am trying to work out if there is any "within reach" lineage line between these MOODY's which I believe there is, since these 3 particular families all lived in Nor. Ireland and all came to PA between 1735 and the 1880's.

If anyone can help out I would be most greatful.
Thank You.

MOODY Weyman O 1915-1969

t42Moore — 7 Nov 2008 2:33:06 GMT

MOODY Weyman O 1915-1969

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 197,739 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

MOODY Mary L and Augustus W

t42Moore — 7 Nov 2008 2:32:49 GMT

MOODY Mary L and Augustus W

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 197,739 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Colonel William Lewis Moody obituary

SharonTMSI — 2 Nov 2008 2:23:48 GMT

William Lewis Moody
Galveston Daily News (Galveston, Texas)
July 18, 1920

Colonel W. L. Moody Dies At Residence

Conspicuous in Banking and Commercial Interests;
Funeral Today

Colonel William Lewis Moody, 92 years old, a resident of Galveston since 1866 and prominent in banking, cotton factorage and commercial circles of the city, died yesterday afternoon at 12:30 o’clock at the family residence, 1304 Twenty-third street, following a brief illness. As president of the banking institution which bears his name, W. L. Moody & Co., together with the Galveston Compress and Warehouse Company and the W. L. Moody Cotton Company and various other interests, both here, and elsewhere, Colonel Moody has been a conspicuous figure in the financial world of Galveston.

Funeral services will be held from the residence this afternoon at 4 o’clock under the auspices of San Felipe de Austin Commandery No. 1, Knights Templar, of which organization Colonel Moody was the oldest member. He affiliated with the commandery in Galveston April 10, 1868. Interment will be in Cahill Cemetery.

Colonel Moody is survived by his wife, Mrs. Pherabe Moody; one son, W. L. Moody Jr., and one daughter, Mrs. Sealy Hutchings. His eldest son, Frank B. Moody, preceded his father in death a few years ago. He is also survived by a number of grandchildren, including William Moody III, Shearn Moody, Mrs. Edwin Clyde Northen, Mrs. Clarke W. Thompson, children of W. L. Moody, Jr.; Mrs. Robert Clarke, daughter of the late F. B. Moody, and Miss Mary Moody Hutchings, Miss Laura Hutchings, Miss Elizabeth Hutchings, John H. Hutchings, William Moody Hutchings, Sealy Hutchings Jr. and Robert Hutchings, children of Mrs. Sealy Hutchings.

William Lewis Moody, the son of Jameson and Mary Susan Moody, was born in Essex County, Va., May 19, 1828. When 2 years old his parents moved to Chesterfield County, Va., where he was reared and received his preliminary education. When ready for college he entered the University of Virginia graduating at the end of his third term. Colonel Moody came to Texas as the age of 28 and settled in Freestone County, at Fairfield. Educated as a lawyer, taking his degree at the University of Virginia, prior to coming to Texas, he engaged but a brief period in the practice of his profession when he embarked in the mercantile business. In this enterprise he met with success, laying the foundation of W. L. Moody & Co., his two brothers, David _. Moody and Leroy F. Moody, being his partners.

Colonel Moody married Miss Pherabe Elizabeth Bradley, daughter of Francis Meriwether Bradley and Sillah Pherabe Bradley, January 19, 1860, in Freestone County. Of this union six children were born, two of whom survived, including W. L. Moody Jr. and Mrs. Sealy Hutchings.

Civil War Record
In 1861, almost immediately on the succession of Texas, he closed and abandoned a prosperous business and true to the blood of a real Virginian and the patriotism of a chivalrous Southerner, he organized one of the first companies in Texas, and was elected captain in Company G. Seventh Texas infantry Regiment at Marshall, Tex., being mustered into service Oct. 2, 1861. Colonel Moody led his men immediately to the battle____ of Kentucky, where he steadily advanced. Later he was made a prisoner at Fort Donaldson, and spent six months in the Federal prisons of Camp Douglas, Camp Chase and Johnson’s Island.

During September, 1862, the prisoners were exchanged and the Seventh Texas Regiment was sent to Clinton, Miss. to prepare for active service again. Captain Moody was made lieutenant colonel of the regiment, which was assigned to _____ in General Gregg’s brigade at Fort Hudson, La. Afterward the regiment was sent to Mississippi where it saw much active service. Soon after Colonel Moody was wounded at Jackson, July 19, so seriously that he was incapacitated from active service in the field. The following spring he was promoted to a full Colonel and assigned to post duty at Austin, Tex., where he remained until the end of the war.

In 1864, Colonel Moody came to Galveston and engaged in the cotton factorage business, where he established the commercial house of W. L. & F. L. Moody. This firm was succeeded by Moody, Bradley & Co. and later by Moody & Jamison, with a branch house in New York. This partnership was dissolved in 1877, W. L. Moody and the late Frank B. Moody being admitted as members of the firm under the name of W. L. Moody & Co.

Colonel Moody was a member of the immortal fourteenth legislature of Texas, known as the reconstruction legislature, in 1874-1875. His was recognized as one of the leading spirits of that history making period. He helped to elect to office Governor Richard Coke of Texas and it was said of him that he was to Coke what Stonewall Jackson was to Lee, his right arm. He was appointed a member of a joint committee to investigate and report on the election returns of the governor and lieutenant governor during the contest between the thirteenth and fourteenth legislature.

During Coke’s administration the governor gave a full explanation of the financial condition of the state and commended the successful efforts of Colonel Moody and others in realizing a large amount of money from the bonds of the state that had been hypothecated to parties in New York and the bonds were claimed by parties in Europe. It was at this time that he was appointed by Governor Coke as financial agent of the state of Texas.

Colonel Moody has always been too modest to refer to his devotion to the best interests of his country or to the part he has had in the business and financial betterment of Texas and in strengthening its fabric of finance.

In his services to the community as chairman of the Galveston deep water committee he accomplished considerable in 1882, spending much of his time in Washington in the interest of the development of a deep water port on the Texas coast.

But it is in the history of the Galveston Cotton Exchange, which he organized and served as its president for many consecutive terms, that he is perhaps better known. He was the presiding officer at its initial meeting, giving to the organization the same close attention and unflagging interest that he gave to his own affairs.

Sarah Moody b. 1802 Haywood Co., NC

ricemom13 — 1 Nov 2008 2:14:51 GMT

She married Jeremiah D. Rice. Looking for good information on her parents; have seen her linked to John Moody/Elizabeth Laird and also to Reuben Moody/Jane Grindstaff.

Gloria Jean Adcock Baker - Moody Family

gnb154 — 27 Mar 2007 5:43:34 GMT

Need a current email address for Gloria Jean Adcock Baker.
Also, looking for any information (births, marriages, and deaths) of any descendants of James Alfred Moody. He is my great, great, grandfather. Thanks, Lee

William Moody

bobblack1 — 16 Aug 2005 1:32:33 GMT

Searching for any information on William Moody, b, ca 1835, probably in Alabama. He married Permelia Anne Youngblood about 1855. Marriage was in Alabama, probably Conecuh or Monroe Counties. Permelia Anne has a recorded marriage in 1867 where she was named P. A. Moody as the bride. The second marriage was to a Dreaden.

I have information on Permelia that I will be happy to share.

moody

davidmoody13 — 11 Oct 2008 10:20:32 GMT

looking for the Mararet looking for the MOODYS of LISRAW, i'm one of them

Moodys from IRELAND

louise lewis — 13 Mar 2000 4:02:58 GMT

I am looking for a David Moody who emigrated from Ireland. His brother William also emigrated and was living in New York in 1845. William returned to Ireland in and around 1860. David had a son David William and a daughter Gertrude Merl or Murl (married name perhaps). They were living in U.S. in 1880. I have no idea whereabouts. Anyone out there with Irish connections?

David and William Moody

louise — 29 Apr 2000 1:02:34 GMT

Still looking for Moodys from IRELAND. William was in NY in 1845.His brother David?had a son David William who was alive in 1880.

searching for John MOODY b.c1831 Poss. in the Balnamore, Co. Antrim, IRE area

Eunae — 5 Oct 2008 4:02:52 GMT

I am searching for more info on a John MOODY b.c1831 POSSIBLY in the Balnamore, Co. Antrim, Nor. Ireland area. His wife's name is unknown to me at this time. He had a son named James MOODY however that was born in 1863. He married on Dec. 24, 1883 to MaryAnn LYNCH daughter of Wm. Lynch and Margaret STEWART/Stuart.
In their marriage record from PRONI it states that Mary Ann was 7 years older than James. They were both Presbyterian's. John MOODY was a farmer and his son James was a millworker. This was a first marriage for both James and Mary Ann.
Mary Ann stated that she lived in Coldagh. The church in which they were married in was located in Ballymoney, Co. Antrim. (Presbyterian Church)

Any info at all on John MOODY the father of this James would be greatly appreciated as they are part of our Ydna family tree. My apologies for so little info about this John MOODY, but that's all there was from the Marriage record...the Mother's name was not given.
Thank You.

Thomas Robert John William Moody

Deason Hunt — 7 Mar 2006 4:36:40 GMT

I am trying to document the lineage from Thomas Moody ca 1625 England, Robert Moody Sr.ca 1655 VA, Robert Moody Jr. ca 1697 VA, John Moody ca 1723 VA, William ca 1740 NC. I have found evidence of Thomas to son Samuel in VA and of Robert Sr. to son Daniel and clustered names of Robert Jr. and John Moody in Granville Co, NC. This area of Granville Co became in turn Bute and then Franklin counties. Much of the real estate dealings are along the North Carolina Tar River at various locations including Buffalo Creek, Jumping River or Creek, and Cypress Creek or Swamp areas. The leap from these men to William in orange and then Chatham counties is not well documented in my research. In reading the many trees and postings of this line, I have determined (guessed) that the major original source is The Moody family of western North Carolina and scattered descendants / researched as a Moody family project ; written and compiled by Frances Moody Nadeau. I cannot find a copy of this book. Is there anyone who has or who has seen the book who can tell me the nature of documentation in the book for the line?

Moody and Garner Families of Northampton County, NC

CEdwinGarner — 30 Sep 2008 11:51:27 GMT

I am looking for someone familiar with the Moody family of Northampton County NC to discuss the relationship between the Garner and Moody Families. Specifically looking for any information about John M Moody who was guardian of Presley Killingsworth Garner Sr.

Regards,

C Edwin Garner

Moody in PA in 1700s

carol55555 — 12 May 2002 8:00:39 GMT

Hi,

Looking for information and ancestors of Samuel and John Moody who were brothers that were in Henrico County, VA (Richmond, VA) in 1780s. They were of Irish descent.

Samuel's journal says they were from Pennsylvania, but no other clues.

All help greatly appreciated.

Carol

MOODY, Mary Ann

Littleford2007 — 11 Sep 2008 10:08:38 GMT

Looking for more information on Mary Ann Moody, b. abt 17 Mar 1793 in Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England and d. Sep 1865 in Southwark, Surrey, London. She was married to John Carden, Jr., b. abt 1793. They were married in 1818 in England and had six children.

I have the 1851 and 1861 Census reports.

Her parents were Samuel Moody and Mary Batteridge .

Would anyone have the date of death for her and any information on her parents?? I do have the 1841 Census and shows all the siblings, but would like to dig deeper and get more info. on the parents.

Any information would be greatly appreciated :)

Thank You!

MOODY's/Moodie's of Darlington Co., SC area -

Eunae — 25 Aug 2008 6:23:34 GMT

Because I cannot find my own Moody lineage line back any further than my 5th grt. grandparents James MOODY (b.c1750 or Before but Not after c1755) and Elizabeth DONALD/Donnell who were married in Jan. 1774 Buxton, York Co., Maine, I am have been researching the lineage lines of our Known Ydna Moody cousins.
The MOODY's of Darlington Co., SC to Covington Co., AL (and other nearby counties...Dale, Coffee etc.), are all part of our now growing Genetically linked MOODY family.

From my own searching around (I'm sure others have run into these folks before too), I found an early mention of a Gilbert MOODIE (spelled in the original Scottish spelling of our last name) who was born sometime around c1750 who enlisted into the 4th Regt. of the SC line during the Rev. War in Dec. of 1775.
Because of his name I feel quite certain he was a Brother to John MOODY/Moodie b.c1750 who is our Known Ydna line.
This John's son John Moody, Jr. named a son Gilbert Gordon MOODY and I suspect it was in honor of his Uncle.
I also believe that GORDON was a family name ~Possibly~ being John Moody (b.c1750) Mother's maiden name.

Again due to extensive research over the last several months, I found a Dr. James MOODIE/Mudie (found spelled both ways in the records) of Jamaica who was from the Edinburgh, Scotland area, whose daughter Janet MOODIE/Mudie married Dr. William KEITH whose family lived in the Pickens Co., SC area. From SC Court records (public records), I found that the KEITH's were somehow linked to the MOODIE's of Charleston, SC through marriage.

In turn, some of the linking families of the Charleston, SC area have intermarried with the families of our Darlington Co., SC lines. I do not believe this is by accident, I think these families had been intermarrying for quite some time as I have found many of these same names in the old Barbados (Caribbean Island records going back to the 1600's when the Scots were banished to the Islands...the America's for religious rebellious reasons of the times or because some of them had committed crimes etc.), and I have also seen many of these same surnames intermarried in the old Scottish records (OPR's...old parish records), as well as in the Nor. Ireland records (the ones that still exist anyway).

I have tried to track these same family surnames whenever possible and have been quite surprised to see them all clumped together in the same areas of Scotland, Nor. Ireland and America...from the earlier records that is. Once rapid transportation became available (trains, cars etc.) families spread out all over the U.S. and the same clans of families were not as heavily intermarried anymore.

The Diaries of Evan PUGH (some have his last name as Gough??), also make a statement that John MOODY b.c1750 or before, aka John 1 Moody, that his Father's name ~MIGHT~ have been James MOODY. If this is true, then Perhaps he was a descendant of the Dr. James MOODIE of Jamaica.
This is Purely a guess on my part, but since so many of the families that intermarried with the MOODY's/Moodie's of SC are found in the old Barbados VR's, and because MUDIE's were known to live in the Jamaica/Puerto Rico area dating a good while back, I believe it is quite possible that some of them could be our Ydna lineage line.

Briefly I will say that our Ydna Haplogroup is a known Norwegian line that most likely came from Norway to Scotland during the early Viking raids. Because the MOODIE's of Hoy, Orkney, Scotland also claim to be descendants of an early Norwegian line (although the line that they claim to be descended from has now been pretty much disputed, but they still most likely do descend from a Norse line), and because we are MOODY's/Moodie's with a Norse Ydna signature and we now have about 10 families (8 of them MOODY's and 2 are of other surnames but who are Very Closely matched to us via Ydna results, AND both of their early families have Duplin and Johnston Co., NC links and Darlington and Charleston Co., SC links), it is believed that ~Perhaps~ somewhere in their male lines an Adoption took place OR a female of their surname had a male child born out of wedlock to a MOODY father, but the mother gave their sons their own family names).

Anyway, it is all very twisted and intermingled but the connections Do appear to be there.
If anyone ever finds a link (his parents or siblings, wife etc.) to this Gilbert MOODIE of the Cheraws Dist., SC who enlisted into the SC Rev. War line in Dec. 1775, Please leave a message or email me.
We are making some progress with our Ydna MOODY/Moodie family lines but the more help the better.
Thank You for anything at all.

TEXAS death 1977 - Mr. EMIL MOODY - Born 1910 TX

907016 — 2 May 2008 12:54:56 GMT

Mr. Emil Moody was born December 15, 1910 in Texas. His parents are, Robert & Blanche Moody. I believe both of his parents were born in Texas. . .

Emil Moody's siblings are:
1. Robert Moody Jr. born TX
2. Arthur Moody TX
3. Florine Moody born TX, she married Oneal V. Girdy
4. Doris Mae Moody born TX, she married Leroy Gaskin. . .

For Genealogy purposes, I am trying to find information on Doris Mae Moody Sister of Emil Moody. . .

Doris Mae Moody and her Husband Leroy Gaskin Jr. had a son born in 1947 named Leroy Gaskin III. . .

Doris Mae Moody's Husband, LEROY GASKIN JR. born in 1920 in Texas, HIS mother was Birdie Gaskin. Does anyone know if her Maiden-Name was DANIELS? . . .

Does anyone know if BIRDIE GASKIN was the Daughter of
Guy & Ella Daniels? Please contact me if you have any information to share. Thank you

Wayland and Lillian Pierce Moody of Tehuacana, TX 1928

drbrownlee — 20 Aug 2008 10:31:59 GMT

Wayland & Lillian are pictured in the 1928 Wigwam, yearbook of Westminster College in Tehuacana, TX. They are on the school's faculty. I'm not kin but thought this might help others.

EMIL Moody 1910-1977, Lived in San Antonio, TEXAS

907016 — 24 Mar 2007 10:32:12 GMT

This is a black family from Texas. Mr. EMIL MOODY was born on Dec. 15, 1910 in Texas. His parents were Robert and Blanche Moody, both were born in Texas.

Mr. Emil Moody died in 1977 in Bexar County,Texas. His last residence was San Antonio, TX..

In 1930 Emil Moody and his wife ALICE MAYS had a daughter born to them, she was named Thelma Moody.

Silbings of Emil Moody are the following:
1. Arthur Moody born 1913, died 1985 San Antonio, TX
2. Robert Moody Jr.
3. Florine Moody
4. DORIS MAE MOODY who married LEROY GASKIN II.

For my family-tree I am researching the Moody and Gaskin families. Does anyone know how many children Doris Mae Moody and her husband Leroy Gaskin had?

DORIS MAE MOODY's husband LEROY GASKIN had a brother who is named GUY GASKIN. Their mother's name was
BIRDIE (DANIELS) GASKIN. She had a sister named ROSALEE DANIELS - - does anyone know when Rosalee Daniels married?

Please contact me if you have any questions and information to share. Thank you

Looking for Sherry Moody

RhondaBennett — 5 Aug 2008 5:37:51 GMT

If any one can help me I would greatly appreciate it. I am really wanting to talk to her.
This is what i know about her She was my Sister in Law and we Rhonda and Toshia Bennett really misses her and we want to talk to her. Sherry is from California she and Kevin got married in California and on their wedding they got hit by a car just after they got married and they came to Newark,Ohio and lived with Kevin's parents on BlueJay Rd in Newark,Ohio then they got a place of their own on Essex rd off off Cedar Street in Newark,Ohio Sherry got Toshia this Icecream Cone out of one of those grab Machines. Later we found out She left to go back Home in California. I would understand if she doesn't want any contact with Kevin she would never have any problem with that with me cause I divorced Wade Kevin's Brother and i have no contact with them anyway.
PLEASE if anyone knows her tell her about this or show her this. she can get ahold of me at my email address rbtslittlewoman@yahoo.com Rhonda

R. B. Moody and Sally Swift

drfligo — 24 Nov 2002 6:36:09 GMT

In Louisa County, VA:

I'm interested in knowing more about an R. B. Moody (possibly Robert Bruce Moody) who is supposed to have married a Sally Swift in the 19th Century. There would have been a child named Ida Moody who later married an Isbell.

Have so far found a marriage record for a Harriet Swift and R. B. Moody around 1845.

Have also found an Eliza Ann Swift aka Sally born in 1813 and marrying a Wash in 1831.

Can anyone complete the connections?

Jodie Moody McClure and/or Will Moody Relatives

SGMoody — 31 Jul 2008 1:22:01 GMT

I have been able to locate the brother and sister of my husband's grandfather. The sister's name is Jodie Moody McClure and according to the death certificate, her daughter, Helen Potts, was the informant. At the time of her death, Jodie lived in Bridgeport, Wise County, Texas. She died 2/6/1975. Her parents were Robert M. Moody & Susan M. McClairen. The brother's name was Will Moody from Electra, Wichita County, Texas. He died 8/16/1963 showing the informant as Georgia Moody. My husband's grandfather was Oma Dee Moody. I am trying to find any relatives of either person. I continue to hit a road block trying to find either Robert or Susan. I have seen Susan's name as McClearn (as shown on Will's death certificate).

Mary or Maria Moody,nee Egan - Kilkenny to US

rsb999999 — 31 Jul 2008 4:32:05 GMT

Mary Egan was born 1865 to Kryan Egan & mary Glendon in County Kilkenny,Ireland.She married a Mr. Moody,first name unknown,possibly from County Cavan.It is believed they had children ,& immigrated to US,possibly California.However Mary had Egan siblings in the Jersey City , New York area.Any help is appreciated.

Relius ("Reel") Moody of North Carolina

MissyDD7 — 27 Jul 2008 9:02:20 GMT

I would like information on Relius M. "Reel" Moody, son of Jackson Bravo "Brave" Moody and Susan E. Sparks. He was born about 1862 and married Eliza J. (?). I would like to know when and where he died. The 1900 census lists his children as Debrina, Louisiana, Hattie E., Minnie M., Mandeline, and Bessie D. I would also like to know the maiden name of Eliza and when she died. Thanks in advance for any information.

yDNA of Edmund Moody born ca 1495 in Suffolk, England

davidmoody|MA288330 — 10 Jul 2008 8:52:57 GMT

The yDNA of descendants of the immigrant John Moody of Hartford, Great Grandson of Edmund Moody, is G2a1a. The yDNA of descendants of the immigrant William Moody of Newbury, GG Grandson of Edmund Moody is R1b1. See the Moody Surname Y-DNA Project at http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rwmoody/dna/moody_dn...

One is incorrect. To find the correct yDNA of Edmund I would like to test the yDNA of any Moody male(s) who descend from Edmund's 1) sons William b.1515, John b. 1517 or Thomas b. ca 1520. 2) grandsons George b. 1560, Robert b. ca 1563, John, b 1566, Edmund b. 1570, Edward b. ca 1540, William b. ca 1540, 3) great grandsons George b. 1587, Samuel b. 1592, George b. ca 1580, William, b. ca 1580, Edmund b. 1596 or Richard b. 1602. For more information see http://homepage.mac.com/deltalimemike

Please contact me if you can document your descent from any of these Moodys.

William Thomas Moody

dougea — 6 May 2006 12:42:52 GMT

I am looking for information on William Thomas Moody born about 1860 in Motherwell, Scotland. He married Jane Wilson at Newry County Down around 1890. They had 7 children,
Margaret - married ? Northrop, 1 stepson Albert
Sidney - married Mary ?, no children.
Jack - had twin boys.
Andrew - no children.
Ernie - died as a child.
Robert George - my Father born 1903 Londonderry, County Down, Northern Ireland, married Lillian Brooks 1932 Hampshire England, 2 girls 2 boys.
Ina - married ? Holstead, 1 son Trevor.

Any information most welcome
Margaret Anderson ((nee Moody).

Moody in Hampshire and Wiltshire

lizrp — 13 Oct 2007 6:06:44 GMT

Hi

I would be very interested to hear from anyone who has a MOODY in the Hampshire area.

Mary Moody born in 1813 in Hampshire and died 1859 in Wiltshire was my 3rd GG Grandmother.

Arkansas Moody's

DedeClegg — 15 Jul 2001 4:55:53 GMT

I am looking for information on John Calvin Moody who was born March 1874 in Huntsville, Madison Co, Arkansas. He married Mary Rose Tussinger prob in 1893 and had two children, Velma Rose b.28 Jan 1894 in Huntsville and Cleo E. Moody b. 1896 also in Huntsville. Any one know the parents of John or Mary Rose or anything else about this family?

moody book

lmalinowsky — 17 Nov 2007 12:11:31 GMT

would like info on book, husbands family line (W D Moody)
came from south carolina to alabama to lousianna and reside in texas

MOODY's from Darlington Co., SC to Covington Co., AL -

Eunae — 23 Apr 2008 8:02:31 GMT

I am very new at researching this branch of the Moody's descended from the John line of Darlington Co., SC.
We now have a Ydna match to this line of Moody's so that makes them part of my Genetic family so am interested in learning as much as I can about them.
I don't even know where to begin, but am trying to learn if Anyone out there has knowledge that our earliest Moody's came over from Scotland? I am absolutely convinced they did because we share NO Ydna with any of the loads of Moody's who come from England. Moody is not a native name to Ireland but about 5 of our small group of Ydna Moody cousin's families came to America from Northern Ireland (earliest ancestor Thomas Moody b.c1710 Co. L'derry, Ireland who married 1st to Jean McQUISTON/McCuiston (as the name is seen more commonly spelled in the South).

Now that we have this link to the Darlington Co., SC MOODY's who also seem to link to the Robert Moody & Ester line of Marion Co., SC, (several members of both of these families went to Covington Co., AL and other nearby surrounding or connecting counties in So. AL), I am trying to find out more info about them.
If anyone can help I would be most greatful.
Thank You.

Edwin Moody

john_knigge — 16 Jun 2006 12:58:48 GMT

Looking for info on Edwin Moody, b. abt.1853 in England? Married Sarah Beechman, d.April7, 1904 in Nebraska

John Moody - died abt 1787 new Jersey

thomasschoonover — 24 Jun 2008 5:27:24 GMT

I am seeking information about John Moody, allegedly deceased in New Jersey in 1787. He is the father of the famous (or infamous) British Loyalist, James Moody who immigrated to Nova Scotia. Any information about John's birth date, or parents would be greatly appreciated.

Looking for children of Marie Louise Moody (Sable, Houghton)

taylor50140 — 23 Jun 2008 4:17:04 GMT

Marie Louise Moody is the child of Louis Preston Moody and Willi Jo DeLoach Moody.

Louise had a daughter named Linda I think in the early to mid 1940's. Linda was later adopted by her aunt, Maude DeLoach Barnes.

Louise married a man named Simon Sable (Sabel?) in Savannah, GA. They had two daughters, Sadie and Christine. They divorced and Simon had custody of the girls. I think Simon was a barber. Last thing anyone knew,they were living in the Savannah GA area.

Louise died of pneumonia in 1971 in New York City, but was brought home and buried in Little Flock Cemetery in Tattnall County, GA

ANY information would be greatly appreciated. Louise is my grandmothers sister.
Thanks
taylor50_140@yahoo.com

James W. Moody (born 1781)

smatg3 — 16 May 2008 2:23:24 GMT

James Moody was my great, great, great, great grandfather.
I am searching to find out who his parents were. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Seeking William H. Moody of 28th PVI, Co. E

JoeNihen — 23 Jun 2008 12:00:10 GMT

I am seeking information about William H. Moody who served during the Civil War in the 28th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company E.

An obituary, photo, family stories, facts, and documents not found on the internet would be appreciated.

Information about any member of the 28th, Co. E, would also be appreciated.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Moody's Kingman Maine

dowjones — 6 Sep 2005 2:39:33 GMT

I am looking for information on James Joseph Moody (Born 1861) who married Martha Ellen Lyons (Born January 14, 1877) on August 6, 1894.

They had five children
Ray V Moody 1897-1976 married Louise Ryder
Roy Sylvester Moody 1894-1950 Married Eliza A, ?
-their daughter Violet Moody married Maurice B Leach May 29, 1935
-their sons name was Bernard Moody who married Donna M Moody on March 1, 1966
Jane Christine Moody married Ellis H Tobin on Feb 27, 1920.
-they had Robert James Tobin
-they had Marian Tobin
Harry Moody died in WW 2 1944
Leola F. Moody married Leola F. Brown on August 19, 1936

I am interested if anyone in the family would have a picture of Matilda Lyons, James Joseph Moody's mother.

This woman was my great great Aunt.

Thank You

children of Florian P.Moody

LauraRouse75 — 8 Jun 2008 10:37:04 GMT

Does anyone know for sure how many kids Florian and Frances Moody had? I have come across 6 kids so far.
Any help would be greatly appricated

Temperance/Tempy (MOODY), maiden name unk, b ca 1807 NC

p_bergener — 5 Dec 2004 6:17:26 GMT

Emanuel MOODY

michelemo34 — 20 Jan 2006 2:53:09 GMT

I am researching the family and ancestors of Emanuel MOODY born East Grimstead, Wiltshire/Hampshire border ca 1833.
Father was Henry Moody, mother Hannah.

I am also looking for Dick MOODY married to Helen,
he was a station master in Chicago around 1925 onward, probably died late 1930. He emmigrated from
England.

John Canada Hughes

craigsearle577 — 27 May 2008 4:40:49 GMT

To; Mary Bell Moody.
My Wife, Janice (Howard) if the granddaughter of William Tram Hughes. She has some info she would like to share with you, and would like to see what you have. Look forward to your response.
Thanks.

Captain John Moody - Detached from the Iredell Regiment

kenjew1 — 10 Apr 2008 11:58:31 GMT

I am looking for information to tell me who Captain John Moody of the 7th. Regiment, Fifth Company, Detached, from the Iredell Regiment, was. He had a Ensign William Moody and a Benjamin Moody assigned to his Regiment along with 74 soldiers. I am looking for birth, death information and family he attached to.

Moody's/ Texas

pinneym — 22 Aug 2004 9:16:15 GMT

I am from a branch of Moody's from Richmond Texas...my grandfather was W.I.Moody...if someone is searching this branch feel free to email me... Marty

Moody Slaveowners

Neli Moody — 19 Sep 2001 4:04:42 GMT

If you are a Moody of Caucasion heritage and know that your ancestors owned slaves, you can help African Americans by making information available to them via message boards. It is an ugly part of our history, but the truth is that most African Americans have to research two histories, their own and the slaveowners of their ancestors. This is the greatest gift you can give to people who worked the land for nothing for 200 years.

moody family N.C.

rolleduptight2 — 9 Sep 2007 6:48:18 GMT

i am looking for family members. my g-father was joseph green moody. his first marriage was to a lady named emma. they had several children....robert, willie, dan, fred, lila, minnie, james, and paul. my g-father later married margaret kellam, my g-mother. they moved to columbus ga. he was a pastor. i have no info on his parents. any help would be great!
linda

Moody burials

Erna Jo — 26 Apr 2004 2:56:29 GMT

Any one have any ideas what is going on with the Moodys that were buried England around 1573 or so that now have burial dates of January 12,1989?

Wayland Moody in Tehuacana, TX 1925

drbrownlee — 19 Apr 2008 3:22:26 GMT

Wayland is individually pictured in the 1925 Wigwam, yearbook of Westminster College in Tehuacana. He is a modern languages professor. I'm not related, but thought this might help other researchers.

Moody's in Covington or Greene Co., AL (1850-1880)

Rayne22 — 19 Sep 2007 8:34:52 GMT

I am researching Moody families in this area and would like to correspond with any other researchers doing same. If I can't find the one I'm looking for (which I can't)....maybe your research will help me rule OUT ones I'm NOT looking for?

It's worth at shot.....I've been stuck at this brick wall for years!

Thank you, Rayne Moody Hamby, TX

Dwight L. Moody ancestors

gladren8 — 8 Sep 2001 12:28:33 GMT

I have info for anyone researching the ancestors of the evangelist, Dwight Lyman Moody (1837-1899). He was my grandmother's uncle. Families lived in England, Hartford, CT, Hadley, MA, and Northfield, MA

Ezra A. Moody,

ebscar70 — 23 Jun 2002 4:48:27 GMT

I would like to find out aboutthis man. I haave a letter written by him from camp near Richmond, June 22d 1862.and would like to make a connection possiaably with the Scarborough Family of SC

Grace Elizabeth Moody (1894-1946)

odinfromcentr2 — 2 Apr 2008 3:20:55 GMT

Does anyone have any idea who her parents were?

Calvin MOODY of western North Carolina

fadedgenes — 31 Mar 2008 11:35:00 GMT

I am looking for more information on Calvin MOODY, son of Isaac MOODY. He was born in North Carolina 1861-1864. On the 1870 census the family is in Cherokee County, NC. 1880 they are in Graham County, NC.

I believe he was the first husband of Nell GREEN[E], daughter of Amos GREEN[E] and Rebecca COFFEY.

I need information on when he died and if there were any children from this marriage.

Carol Beaver

Moodys of Richland Co.& southern Illinois area 1840-2001

Terikaykelley — 16 Jul 2001 10:58:15 GMT

Searching for any info on family of John & Sarah Moody of Richland Co. Illinois in 1850s. Theri children: William, Henry, Ephraiym, Debora, Ibey, Hannah, Mary, John W., Sarah Caroline, F.M. and Sam L. Any information appreciated. email tekelley@rmi.net

William Moody

dschroeder0684 — 10 Dec 2001 9:42:40 GMT

Came to Ipswich ,MA. in 1633/34 on the ship Mary and John with wife Sarah and son Joshua. Removed to Newbury, MA in 1836. Came from Ipswich, Suffolk Co., England. Know of 4 sons, Caleb, Samuel , William, and Joshua. The family split and part went to NH and then to Maine and part went to Virginia-I think. This is where I need help. Any is appreciated.
Also any info on William and Sarah in England.
Thanks
Deborah

Re: Moody, Sylvester

bergeracey — 20 Jun 2006 1:54:28 GMT

Born 8-7-1840 - Michigan Died 4, 1906 Oregon. Lived in Benton, Eaton, Michigan. Fr: Orin Moody, Mthr: Desire Carr. Dau Stella Moody married Charles Scheese from Ohio.Stella was born 1865 Michigan. died 10/31/1934 Oregon.Would like to visit with someone on this line. Sylvester is g grandfather of Dennis Berger. Thanks Alice Berger

MOODEY/INDIANA?

CHRISMOODY70 — 22 Jun 2001 3:55:05 GMT

Ive had no luck in connecting with anyone yet. I am researching the name MOODEY/MOODY. My moody lived in indiana. I find alot of census showing the head of the households were born in PA or ohio,I have a
JOHN H MOODEY born around 1851 in DECATUR county INDIANA in the 1876 for sure. But weather he was born there i do not know.would like to find out who his paretns are.
christine moody

Stephen Lysle Moody obituary

shelley367 — 17 Mar 2008 8:02:05 GMT

MOODY, STEPHEN LYSLE 05/20/1855 HARP MOODY M TENNESSEE ALAMEDA(01) 01/02/1940 84years

Berkley, Ca Jan 2 1940 Stephen Lysle Moody, beloved husband of Mary E. Moody, father of Charles Moody and Mrs. May Curtis, grandfather of Charles A. Curtis and Mrs. W. H. Souther of Alexandria, Louisiana, great grandfather of Billy Bob Souther: a native of Tennessee. Burial Okemah Oklahoma.

Major Moody lines in the US?

YvonneStephens — 14 Aug 2005 8:45:31 GMT

I once read a message from the MOODY message board.. that there are FOUR major Moody lines in the US, the response was from a serious researcher who had been studying the Moody lines for numerous years, as I recall the lines were:
NORTHERN Line - SOUTHERN Line - BLACK Line and I don't recall the forth?
I do recall from this researchers response that the northern never went south and the southern never north as they came to this country...my interest is the late 1700's...early 1800's.
Can anyone clarify this for me?
Geographically where would the dividing line have been?
I first find my line in Barbour Co WV in 1825 would this be considered the sourthern line?
Thank you.. Yvonne

Death of Mr. Arthur Graydon Moody in India

davwayell — 10 Mar 2008 9:39:25 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Arthur Graydon Moody, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Moody died in India on February 18, 1931.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Moodys from Greenbrier County, WV

Currie_4_Life — 2 Jan 2008 3:01:32 GMT

Searching for descendants of Charles Hue/Hugh Moody from Greenbrier County, WV. I believe he had two families, as he was much older than his second wife (Willie Crone), and one census record I have lists a Charles Sheppard as his son-in-law, though that person is a number of years older than his wife. That is my basis for him having had a previous family. Any help would be greatly appreicated.

MOODY - ETOWAH CO

rneluv — 28 Feb 2008 6:40:18 GMT

Need help. Looking for date of death of Robert Allen Moody. Have two dates. 3 March 1920 in Altoona, Etowah, AL and 24 March 1920 Etowah. Need to verify correct death and burial dates. Burial was in Baptist Bethlehem Cemetery. I'm in Arizona..so can't go there myself. There are no records online for this cemetery. Any help greatly appreciated. A photo of headstone would be wonderful. More than happy to reimburse. I believe his wife Mary Battles Moody is also buried there. Thanks!

Moody Family -WV PA

DutchRose — 28 Feb 2008 3:26:15 GMT

I am looking for any clues on the following Moody family members:
Edward Moody born abt 1815
Mary Moody born about 1832
John W Moody born about 1850 in West Virginia
Alice Moody born about 1853 in West Virginia
Roxanna born about 1854 in West Virginia
Sarah Annie born about 1856 in West Virginia
Edward born about 1859 in West Virginia
Caroline born about 1862 Pennsylvania?
Emma born about 1865 Pennsylvania?
Mary (Minnie) born about 1869 Pennsylvania?

Mary Moody and some of her children was last seen in the 1880 census Fayette County PA living with her brother in law James Moody and his wife Nancy Ritenour

William Moody born 1810 in TN

skmoodster1 — 29 Dec 2002 5:18:23 GMT

I'm trying to find out more info on William Moody. He was 40 years old on the 1850 MO census. So, he was born around 1810. He was born in TN and died in Kaufman county Texas (probably near Elmo or Able Springs). He is the father of James A. Moody. It is posible that his father's name is Henry. Any info would be great!

Thanks,

Susan

John Moody b. 1802 NC -->TN -->GA -->MS

gospodean — 15 Jun 2006 1:49:36 GMT

I've hit a roadblock trying to track down any info about my GGG Grandfather. I have no record of him being in TN, although several of his children were born there. I don't know where in NC he is from, and I assume that he died in Tishomingo County, MS, as the last mention of him and his wife Catherine that I've found is on the 1870 MS census. His sons moved on to other parts---Robert to CA, John C. to TX, etc., but any more info on John himself would be deeply appreciated.

David Conover -Descendants of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhover

ToniMoody66 — 6 Feb 2006 3:28:50 GMT

I was looking under the Display pedigree in text format and found under Rev. Spencer Moody a Albert Samuel Mood who had James Albert Mood who had Virgil Edwin Moody on Jan 15, 1902. please contact me at ToniJMoody@comcast.net I am working on this line and you may have information I need.

Moodys, Sumner County, TN

GRDEER — 6 Jul 2003 8:01:52 GMT

My great grandfather was James A. Moody who married Amanda Romelia Hunter in Sumner County, TN. His father was Littleberry "L.B." Moody of Alabama who married Rachel Gracves, I beleive in 1839. Any information relating to Littleberry Moody's Alabama roots would be appreciated!

Glenn

CDSpencer

ToniMoody66 — 19 Feb 2008 7:18:35 GMT

Looking for CD Spencer who is related to the Moody Family through Ancestry tree. you have Spencer Moody Born 1804 married to Susannah Hendricks born 1806. I am in that family could you contact me about your tree. I tried to e-mail you and it would not let me. So I will try this way.
Thank you,
Toni Moody

Moody, Croft & Burgh le Marsh, Lincolnshire

erac4 — 18 Feb 2008 2:57:39 GMT

Does anyone have any of these family members on their tree

1-Thomas MOODY, son of Edward MOODY and Anne , was christened on 26 Jan 1709 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK.Thomas married (H)Esther PICKERING , daughter of Mark PICKERING and Esther STANTHORP, on 10 Oct 1735 in Croft, LIN,ENG, UK . (H)Esther was christened on 13 Dec 1715 in Croft, LIN, ENG,UK. They had seven children: John, Esther,Thomas, Ann, George, Rack, and Elizabeth.

2-John MOODY was born in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK, was christened on 22 Sep 1738 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK, died in Sep 1815 at age 77, and was buried on 28 Sep 1815 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK. Burial records state he was 77 yrs at death. John married Bridget ORSTLEY on 7 Mar 1776 in Friskney, LIN, UK. Bridget was born in 1752 and died on 26 Dec 1832 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK at age 80. They had six children: Esther, Thomas, John, Edward, Frances,and Edward.
General Notes: Could her name be Ostley as there are a lot in Linclonshire.Her burial records states she was 80 yrs old at death.

3-Esther MOODY was christened on 19 Aug 1781 in Croft, LIN, ENG,UK.
3-Thomas MOODY was christened on 27 Dec 1783 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK and died on 26 Jul 1853 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK at age 69.
3-John MOODY was born in 1786 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK, was christened on 4 May 1786 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK and died on 28 Nov 1858 in Burgh-le-Marsh. LIN, ENG, UK at age 72.
* He appeared on the English census in 1841 in Burgh-le-Marsh. LIN, ENG, UK. aged 55 yrs living at the east end, near the Methodist Chapel with his wife Susanna and son William. States he is a bricklayer.
* He appeared on the English census in 1851 in Burgh-le-Marsh. LIN, ENG,UK. aged 64 yrs living living on Wainfleet Rd., next to HillHouse, with his wife Susan and grandson Frederick, 3yrs, b. Pimlico, London, Mdx
John married Susanna WHITTON daughter of John WHITTON and Hannah HOBSON , on 12 Aug 1808 in Orby, LIN, ENG.Susanna was christened on 7 Mar 1790 in Orby, LIN, ENG and died in
1872 in Burgh-le-Marsh. LIN, ENG, UK at age 82. They had nine children: William, Eliza, Frederick, Eliza, Mary, Frederic, Sarah, Thomas Witton, and William. General Notes: Susan was one of at least eight siblings.
* She appeared on the English census in 1861 in Burgh-le-Marsh. LIN, ENG, UK. aged 71 yrs, widowed, living in Wainfleet Lane, next to Hill House. States she is a nurse.
* She appeared on the English census in 1871 in Burgh-le-Marsh. LIN, ENG, UK. aged 83 yrs, widowed, living living near Westend Middle school, next to Hill House.

3-Edward MOODY was christened on 22 Mar 1789 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK and died before 1796 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK.
3-Frances MOODY was christened on 16 Jan 1791 in Croft, LIN, ENG,UK.
3-Edward MOODY was christened on 18 Sep 1796 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK.
* He appeared on the English census in 1851 in Kingston Upon Hull, YKS, ENG. aged 55 yrs living at 71 William St with his wife Mary.States he is a Tailor with one apprentice. Edward married Mary FORD on 29 Oct 1815 in Kingston Upon Hull, YKS, ENG. Mary was born about 1797 in Lelley, NRY, ENG. They had one daughter: Martha Burton.

2-Esther MOODY was christened on 1 Jun 1740 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK.

2-Thomas MOODY was christened on 4 Jan 1743 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK
2-Ann MOODY was christened on 27 Nov 1745 in Croft, LIN, ENG,UK.
2-George MOODY was christened on 5 Apr 1747 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK.
2-Rack MOODY was christened on 12 Oct 1749 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK, died in Dec 1827 at age 78, and was buried on 4 Dec 1827 in Croft,LIN, ENG, UK. Rack married Elizabeth JOHNSON on 11 May 1774 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK. Rack next married Louisa DODDS on 1 Mar 1779 in Croft,LIN, ENG, UK. They had one son: Thomas.
3-Thomas MOODY was christened on 30 Jan 1780 in Croft, LIN, ENG,UK. Thomas married Mary ATKINSON on 19 Mar 1810 in Croft,LIN, ENG, UK.
2-Elizabeth MOODY was christened on 19 Aug 1753 in Croft, LIN, ENG, UK.
Cheers
Ali

Caleb Moody--a witch/accused of? Never knew that.

Clarkintosh — 17 Feb 2008 1:59:38 GMT

Please write to me at nacod@aol.com if you want to learn about Caleb's involvement with accusing another. Thanks. Don Beattie in Winthrop, Me.

Moody's in CT and MA

Cheryl Moody — 6 Jan 2000 9:54:11 GMT

I am trying to find information about my moody line which begins with my father Burt Ernest Moody, his father Clarence Ernest Moody (M. Ruth Burt of the Henry Burt line), his father Royal Ernest Moody (m. into the Sexton line of Somers CT), and his father Ernest Moody (b. England). They lived primarily in Enfield CT, where there there is a street named after them (Moody Road). I would love any help I could get. Thanks.

Moody

salemwitchesdatabase — 16 Feb 2008 8:14:11 GMT

I am searching for info. on Joshua Moody Rev. of Boston MA during Salem Witch Trials 1692. He was married to Ann the widow of Samuel Jacobs. Would also like info. on her.

Caleb Moody & Sarah Pierce

salemwitchesdatabase — 16 Feb 2008 8:07:36 GMT

I am looking for information on Caleb who was accused in the Salem Witch Trials.
salemwitchdatabase@yahoo.com

Arthor Ogden Moody

salemwitchesdatabas — 16 Feb 2008 7:36:58 GMT

Looking for relatives of Arthor Ogden Moody, poss. born @ 1950 in Texas. He was once married to Dian Walker.
Salemwitchesdatabase@yahoo.com

Married James C Moodey/Mary A. Rankin/By Telegraph

shweet21 — 14 Feb 2008 3:11:19 GMT

By Telegraph
Chambersburg, Pa.,Sept.24
Married
In shippensburg, Pa., this morning at 8 o'clock by Rev. John Moodey, D.D., James C. Moodey, Esq., of New Albany, to Mary A., daughter of Dr William A. Rankin, of the former place.

Source:New Albany Ledger 9-24-1851
Indiana State Library

Christine

Death of Judge James C Moody St. Louis

shweet21 — 14 Feb 2008 2:01:25 GMT

Death of James C. Moody

Judge James C. Moody, formerly of the law firm of Moody & Hillyer of this city, died at St. Louis, night before last, aged 63 years. HIs body will arrive in this city on the 7 o'clock train this evening, and will be buried to-marrow at 9 o'clock a.m. Mr. Moody was at the time of his residence here a prominent lawyer, and has been pursuing his profession in St. Louis, for some years.
Judge Moody was a member of the legislature from this county, at one time, and while there got into a quarrel with Col. Horace Heffren, resulting in a challenge and acceptance to fight a duel at Covington, Ky. Friends however interferred, and caused their arrest and prevented the settlment of the difficulty according to the honorable code of murder.
If we remember correctly the difficulty was adjusted and the parties became friends.

Source: New Albany ledger 1-08-1880
Page 4 C-2

John Franklin Moody

Dan_Shire — 9 Feb 2008 3:12:52 GMT

Hi,

I'm looking for information about Rebecca Groves who married Zachariah Wirt. Someone had posted a tree that shows her as marrying John Franklin Moody after her first husband died.

I thought I had tracked her as a widow through the 1930 census, so now I'm worried that I tracked the wrong person.

Does anyone have information that could confirm her marriage to Moody? And perhaps even death/burial information?

Thanks in advance for any help at all you could provide.

Dan Shire
dashire@comcast.net

Mooty, Adolphus

mud658hen — 11 Mar 2007 5:22:31 GMT

I am looking for anyone with information about the surname of Mooty. I have information on Adlophus Mooty's family but would like more.

Thomas Moody, d. 1797 Cumberland Co, VA

stemmatis — 15 Jan 2008 3:09:27 GMT

Does anyone have the text of the will of Thomas Moody of Cumberland County, VA, proved 22 May 1797 -- Will Book 3, p. 190?

MUDIE - MOODIE - MOODY - Orkney area to Ayrshire to Northern Ireland to America pre-1750

Eunae — 22 Aug 2006 4:09:23 GMT

Elder Robert Henry Moody (1822-1908) Caldwell County, NC

Charles Rich — 20 Sep 2005 3:31:15 GMT

I would be interested in hearing from anyone who may have the family line which includess Elder Robert H. Moody. My main interest is to learn how he is related to my gggrandfather, Francis Marion Poteet. Francis' wife refers to Moody as "your cousin" in a letter she wrote to him while he was away during the Civil War. Your genealogical research may help me do this, and would be greatly appreciated.

Israel Moody Nova Scotia

dijay118 — 29 Dec 2007 11:42:08 GMT

I think someone is looking for a connection with the Moody (Ulster-Scot)families in Nova Scotia. If any help: The 3rd son of John Alexander Moody of Gortmore Hall,Magilligan NI and Priscilla Dick of Lenamore was Israel Moody b.1788, d.1867 Nova Scotia Ca. An internet search which matches Israel's DOB and parent's names, says he married Elizabeth Caskey and their children were: Nancy Anne, William, Elizabeth, Robert, John, James, Margaret, Rachel Rebecca. Israel is a gt.++++ uncle; brother of my gt.+++ grandfather (John Moody b.1774).His older brother Solomon may have gone to NS first. They are descendants of one of 3 Moody brothers who went from Fyfe to NI following the Covenantry Wars in Scot (mid 1600s). Family history says 2 settled in Magilligan; one "went further South" [which may have meant just down the road! One did not marry. So many Moodys appeared in the area within the next generation - relatives? MANY went to N.America and later to Aus.
Cheers from Diana in NZ (Ca.UK)

Edmund Moody born ca 1495 in Suffolk

davidmoody|MA288330 — 23 Dec 2007 8:17:47 GMT

I have updated the genealogy of Edmund Moody which can be found at http://homepage.mac.com/deltalimemike

Samuel MOODY of VA md. 1794 to Nancy RALEIGH/RAILER

Casey Heyer — 12 Jun 1999 12:00:00 GMT

I am looking for info on Samuel Moody of VA who married Nancy Raleigh/Railer in Franklin County, VA, in 1794. Their children were: John, Silas, Isaac, Samuel, Jane, Susan, and Sarah Ann.

Jane Moody married Major Witherspoon in Allen Co., KY circa 1815. Their daughter Emily (b. 1818) married Benjamin Dearing in 1835 in Allen Co. Their son, Sidney Robert Dearing married Mary Ellen Hancock in Allen Co., in 1865.

Thanks

searching for Dr. James MOODY 1772 Edinburgh Univ. Medical grad.

Eunae — 8 Dec 2007 4:01:56 GMT

I am searching for a Dr. James MOODY who was an Edinburgh Univ. in Scotland medical graduate in 1772 (yes "1772").
All I know is that he was listed as being "from Ireland".
All of our Ydna Moody cousins were from Northern Ireland and married into other Scottish families so I Highly suspect that our MOODY name was once spelled MOODIE or Mudie before being changed over to the more common English spelling of Moody in Northern Ireland.
I am searching for Any James MOODY's of any spelling at this point. My 5th grt. grandfather was a James MOODY born c1750 or BEFORE, who shows up out of nowhere in Jan 1774 when he married my 5th grt. grandmother Elizabeth DONALD (as its spelled on their marriage record but commonly found spelled as Donnell/Dunnell in Maine and NC), in York Co., Maine.
After they married, they disappeared off the map. I can find no records of them anywhere, but I do know they had 3 children...Sarah, James and Joseph MOODY all born between 1774 and c1781.
This "Dr. James Moody" who graduated from Edinburgh in 1772 fits very well to be a good candidate as my 5th grt. grandfather as many of the medical students I have been told did come to America to find work.
This could explain why my James shows up out of nowhere.
He may have moved his family anywhere in Nor. America for all I know. I have concentrated soley on the New England and Canadian areas because that was the area in which they were married, but am also just recently starting to research the South for them as well.
Our Ydna Moody cousins so far all have ties to Nor. Ireland and we do Not match ydna with any of the Numerously tested "English" MOODY's. The only other place on the globe where the surname of Moody/Moodie/Mudie is as commonly found as England is in Scotland and I have believed for years that our Moody family was originally from there. Our earliest known ancestors from Northern Ireland married into other Scottish families and continued that tradition even after they came to Nor. America for many generations after.
Our Ydna reports show that we share Ydna with mostly other Scottish names and again I believe that is showing us a pattern of what "clans" of folks they were living with in the Very Earliest days of their ydna beginnings and as surnames evolved from various things (types of work that men did, places where folks lived etc.), these names were still showing up in our family trees hundreds and thousands of years later.
Our Ydna has shown that we are of a specific I1a-N (Norse) haplogroup and it is highly likely that our earliest known ancestors were among those Norwegian Vikings who settled in places like Orkney, Scotland and Caithness, Scotland or Shetland, Scotland etc. in the 700's when the Norse Vikings ruled over those areas of Northern Scotland.
They also had a very large settlement in Dublin, Ireland and again we could have been in Ireland since those settlements too, but due to the Heavy influence of Scots in all of our Ydna cousins genealogies, I firmly believe our MOODY's (Moodie's) were in Scotland prior to being in Nor. Ireland and before coming to America.
If anyone has any information on a Dr. James MOODY who would have been born sometime Before 1750 but probably not before c1730 who graduated from Edinburgh, Scotland Univ. in 1772, I would be Most greatful for the help.
Thank You.

Jesse Russell Obituary 1908-1971

kaitysmom — 7 Dec 2007 3:52:42 GMT

Source: “The Stewart-Houston Times” Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee

Date of Newspaper: Wednesday, May 5, 1971
Page: A-2

Name: Jesse Russell
Age: 62
Born: September 9, 1908 in Stewart County, TN.
Died: April 28, 1971 in Stewart County, TN.
Funeral: April 30, 1971 with Milligan Funeral Home in Stewart County, TN.
Burial: Standing Rock United Methodist Church Cemetery in Stewart County, TN.
Parents: Henry F. Russell and Alice Hicks
Surviving Spouse: Mary Bell (Moody) Russell
Surviving Children: Larry Dale Russell, Gary Wayne Russell, Mrs. Deiretta Atkins
Surviving Siblings: Pat Russell, Joe Russell, Lee Russell

If anyone is interested in a copy of the full and original obituary, I would be glad to share. Contact me at kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

Sincerely,
Melissa Barker
Genealogist for Tennessee and Kentucky

The Moody's from Ashton Underlines, England

the_stauffers — 24 Nov 2002 3:46:14 GMT

I am looking for information on the William Moody's from England. Any information would be very helpful. Thankyou
Cyd.

anyone from UK

nick — 7 Aug 2000 5:25:19 GMT

I am from the United Kingdom. The moody family here is quite big and we have relatives in Canada and Seatle, anyone here from UK origionally or can trase thier family back here? let me know!

MOODY family of North Carolina

Jane (Fulton) Taylor — 15 Feb 2003 3:43:45 GMT

My great-greatgrandfather was Robert MOODY, married to Bethsheba (possibly Bathsheba) CHAMBERS, daughter of Elijah CHAMBERS. Before migrating to Kansas in the latter part of the 19th century, they resided in Collettsville, Caldwell County, NC. I have no information prior to this. I do, however, have data on the family after their migration to KS. Any additional information is greatly appreciated...this appears to be my brick wall. Thank you.
Jane (Fulton) Taylor
Wichita, KS

James Bonnell Moody - Royalist, Sussex Co. NJ Tory

ChekWriter — 23 Nov 2007 1:06:58 GMT

Led band of 6 men to Newton, and set free prisoners from jail. Townspeople fled in fear. Retreated to Moody's Rock, and Cave. Does anyone out there have any information who his men might have been?
Some information about him on the Get NJ web site, and http://www.midatlanticarchives.com East Jersey under the Proprietors. Tells some more.
Thank you.
Pat
cw

ancestors of walter c. moody

linda lo — 26 Mar 2000 11:19:37 GMT

Looking for infor. on my grandfather's ancestors, WC born in 1888, in greenwood, Sabastian ct. Ark. to Al Floyd Moody and Barthena Haire Moody. Barthena's parents were aaron and sarah haire and they had other children named mary, william, norma,nancy,florence, cordelia, james, cindy, sarah, callie, louisa, and annie. please email me at beatlelj@bellsouth.net if you have other inform.

Ailieen Mae Moody

RamonaLinkous — 10 Nov 2007 8:41:08 GMT

Ailieen Mae Moody
born April 05,1901
died Feb.13,1979
Greenhill Cemetery,Muskogee,Okla

Fannie Moody

RamonaLinkous — 10 Nov 2007 8:39:04 GMT

Fannie Moody
born Feb.13,1900
died Oct.20,1996
Greenhill Cemetery,Muskogee,Okla

Maude Ann Weldon Moody stone

RamonaLinkous — 10 Nov 2007 8:37:29 GMT

Maude Ann Weldon Moody
born 1870 died 1956
Buried Greenhill Cemetery ,Muskogee,Okla

James Reuben Moody

RamonaLinkous — 8 Nov 2007 3:30:47 GMT

James Reuben Moody
buried Greenhill Cemetary,Muskogee,Okla
buried with Frazier family