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Re: Rebecca Mitchell Mooers, Milo cemetary, Maine

kt_walsh — 2009-09-18 19:13:39Z

Yes, that's the correct George ;) I still have family that live around the Miramichi River in New Brunswick. I've even been to his son's farm in Blackville, Eldon Benjamine Mountain.

Re: Rebecca Mitchell Mooers, Milo cemetary, Maine

erussellrv — 2009-09-18 15:43:31Z

I found out that I could easily go down the wrong track about *which* George Mountain is connected to our family.

Our George Mountain was the son of Benjamin Mountain who had immigrated from his father's farm in Prince Edward Island in the early 1800s. George Mountain established a farm on the banks of the Miramichi River in New Brunswick at Gray Rapids near Blackville, NB.

If this connection seems valid to you, I can locate a picture of Benjamin's homestead and that of George (undergoing renovation).
Eric

Re: Rebecca Mitchell Mooers, Milo cemetary, Maine

kt_walsh — 2009-09-18 12:57:50Z

Hi all, I am the great great, great granddaughter of George Mountain. I would love to see any pictures and documents you might have?
thank you,
Karen from Montreal

mooers of Champlain NY

mommy6 — 2009-08-20 21:10:44Z

Looking for info on Helen Mooers married John W. Carter she is the daughter of John Mooers and Delia Shutes . John and Helen lived with the Mooers family in 1860 . I can not find them after or before that date Thank you

Re: Mooers in ORE & WI

helios969 — 2009-07-17 14:26:55Z

I have extensive information on this line of Mooers if you are still interested. helios969@yahoo.com

Re: Mooers/Clark

DanielMooers — 2009-05-16 03:45:53Z

In my database, I have an individual listed as "Timothy I. Mooers" who apparently was born about 1784. The Probate records in Penobscot county Maine show his death as February 1, 1847. At the time of his death, he was married to "Abigail Trim" (according the the Probate records) and his son, John E. Mooers was appointed as administrator of the Estate. Three other children are mentioned in the Probate records but not named. Timothy had a fifty acre farm in Corinth, Maine. Within two years of of Timothy's death, the farm was sold. Timothy is buried in the Corinthian Cemetery in Corinth but no other members are buried there.

I strongly believe that Timothy's son, John E. Mooers, is the same John Edmund Mooers who lived in California and died in Seattle, Washington. John Edmund was born on July 8, 1825 in Old Town, Maine (also in Penobscot County) and died in 1910. Another son, Manander Orssealyer Mooers, born about 1830 and he died in California on December 23, 1924. John Edmund and Manander are shown in census as being in the same communities in California. Before moving to California sometime between 1870 and 1880, Manander lived (in 1870) with his wife Mary in Charleston, Penobscot County, Maine. Manander served in Company :E: of the 22nd Maine in the Civil War. Pension records lists Mandander's widow as "Emma J. Mooers".

I have not yet been able to locate Timothy's parents; neither have I verified the "Abilgail Trim" or her parents.

I have eight other Timothy Mooers born between 1763 and 1837. However none show a marriage to a Clark.

Not sure if this connects, but a Timothy Mooers married to an Abigail in Penobscot County, Maine, not far north of Montville, seems like a close hit. BTW, I did try briefly to find "Trim" family but did not locate any to connect.

Mooers/Clark

Trina252525 — 2009-04-17 05:10:32Z

I am trying to find information on Abigail Clark and Timothy J. Mooers, who were married 27 Jul 1820 in Montville,Waldo Co., ME. The 1820 census has Timothy J. Moors as head of family with a male 16-26 and two females, 16-26 and 45 & c. I am trying to verify information that Abigail's parents were Stephen and Hannah Clark. There was a Stephen Clark that lived in Montville at the time. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

T McGarvey

Re: Rebecca Mitchell Mooers, Milo cemetary, Maine

kylasandberg — 2008-10-24 19:30:41Z

I do not have a birth or death date for Johnston. I was told the church where the family records were kept on PEI burnt. It is believed that Johnston died before 1850, as his wife, Jerusha and children are found in the 1850 Calais census without him. His name has been found spelled 3 different ways.

Johnston- Land grant petition
Johnson- marriage record
Johnathan- Birth record of son Stephen

The Mooers line that Sarah and Jerusha are from traces back to the Rowley and Newbury, MA area. It goes back to Peter Mooers and Mary Pearson. Rowley vital records list the following variations of the surname, MOORE, Moers, Mooers, Moores, Moors.

A mountain cousin gave me a copy of part of a handwritten manucript that says Sarah's family lived near Moores Brook, between Doaktown and Blackville. Sarah and Jerusha were the daughters of Nathaniel Mooers and Rebecca Mitchell.

The book Over the Portage by William R. MacKinnon, Jr gives information on the Mooers family.

Kyla Sandberg
Haverhill, MA

Re: Rebecca Mitchell Mooers, Milo cemetary, Maine

erussellrv — 2008-10-24 17:06:11Z

Johnston? Good. perhaps you could fill in a few blanks for me. do you have his birth date? I have seen his name as Johnson in one place and Johnston in another. Can you confirm "Johnston"?
Yes, brother Benjamin moved to Blackville, NB and married Sarah Moores (somewhat confirmed that the family lived in Moores Brook (at or near Moores Mills, NB). I am going with "Moores" as the real name although "Mooers" seems to be a phoenetic alternative.

Eric

Re: Rebecca Mitchell Mooers, Milo cemetary, Maine

kylasandberg — 2008-10-24 16:29:26Z

Hi Eric

I am also a Mountain descendant. I am descended from Benjamin's brother Johnston. Johnstom and Benjamin married two Mooers sisters. Johnston married Jerusha Mooers. Jerusha and her children came to Maine. The Mooers name was spelled several different ways.

Kyla Sandberg
Haverhill, MA

Re: Rebecca Mitchell Mooers, Milo cemetary, Maine

kylasandberg — 2008-10-24 16:19:46Z

I am related to the Mooers amd Mountains from the Sebec, Milo area. I might be interested in some of teh old photos.

Kyla Sandberg
Haverhill, MA

Re: Rebecca Mitchell Mooers, Milo cemetary, Maine

erussellrv — 2008-09-03 00:41:23Z

Thanks for replying about George Mountain. If you could send me a picture, I'd be most appreciative. The whole process is quite exciting and our recent trip to origins of the Mountain family in Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick were very useful in cross-checking information.

Eric

Re: Rebecca Mitchell Mooers, Milo cemetary, Maine

arating — 2008-09-03 00:33:12Z

I saw your recent post about George Mountain. I have a picture of a George Mountain (the photo also lists him as "from out west"). I can send to you a Picasa shot. I have a bunch of pictures from the Mooers, Stanchfield, Daggetts from Milo. Many of the pictures were taken from 1870 to 1920s. I am related through the Edwin Daggett line, but these photos were all marked by his wife Cora Mooers Daggett. I have worked hard to further id many of the characters and track down their story. Most of the pictures are of folks not directly related to me. I believe George Mountain is just one of those folks.
Best,
Christopher Johnson
arating@roadrunner.com
Bucksport, ME. USA

Re: Rebecca Mitchell Mooers, Milo cemetary, Maine

erussellrv — 2008-08-28 02:38:30Z

I am also researching those pertinent parts of the Mountain family and have accumulated some good information and have taken pictures while on a recent trip to PEI and New Brunswick.
George Allison Mountain married Rebecca Ann Sullivan.
I have information and pictures on his father and his children. They were born and grew up in Blackville, New Brunswick. If you are still interested, let me know.

I have two spellings for Sarah Moores or Sarah Mooers in my research. It looks like she was born at a place now called Moores Mills, New Brunswick. I am thinking that her name should have been spelled "Moores". I have a photo of the gravestone of Benjamin and Sarah from Blackville.

My family descened from George Allison Mountain.

Eric Russell
North Vancouver, BC, Canada

Re: Abigail Trim/Timothy Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2008-01-23 04:56:44Z

Hi Dan,
I found Timothy J. Moors on the 1820 Montville, Lincoln Co., ME census. On the 1830 Corinth, Penobscot Co.,ME census the following was listed: Timothy J. Mooers,Males: 1 (-5 yrs), 1 (5-10), 1 (10-15), 1 (15-20), 1 (40-50), Females: 1 (15-20), 1 (30-40).

On the 1850 census, Bradford, Penobscot Co., ME: Abigail Moores 48, Stephen 18 "occupation - cooker", and Menander 11.

1860 census, Yreka Township, Siskiyou Co., Ca: Stephen Moores 27, miner, living with 5 other men in house. We know that John E. Mooers was in Siskiyou Co. also by 1870, at least.

1860 census, Charleston, Penobscot Co., ME: James R. Trim 38 farmer, Mary 38 wife, Georgianna 11, Austen W. 9, Frank 3/12, Joseph Treat 66 shopkeeper, Abigail Treat 59 wife, Winfield S. 15 Choreboy, Menander Mooers 20 F.Laborer

1870 Corinth, Penobscot Co., ME: Trim, James R. 48 farmer, Mary 48 keeping house, Georgianna 21 at home, Austin W. 19 farm laborer, Mooers, Abigail 70

1880 Corinth, Penobscot Co., ME: Trim, Jas. R. 57 farmer, Mary 58 wife keeping house

1900 Corinth, Penobscot Co, ME: Trim, Mary head May 1822, 78, Wid; Mooers, Stephen C. brother Dec 1832 67

So Stephen and Mary are brother and sister to Menander and John E. Mooers. We are still missing one child. It also gives us some other towns to look for information. Joseph Treat had a wife named Abigail. However, I think this seems to be a coincidence until proven otherwise.

I would dearly love a copy of the probate for Timothy and would be willing to pay postage if you would be willing to send me one. Thank you! Hope this helps some.

Trina

Re: Abigail Trim/Timothy Mooers

dwm1 — 2008-01-21 20:07:57Z

Trina:

I would be interested in knowing the information. Thanks.

Dan Mooers

Abigail Trim/Timothy Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2008-01-19 23:45:27Z

I have found two more of Timothy and Abigail's children. I have found numerous censuses connecting the individuals. It seems that Abigail married Joseph Treat the guardian of her son Menander after her husband's death. If anyone would like information, please contact me.

Thanks!
Trina

Re: Timothy J. Mooers

dwm1 — 2007-12-28 10:17:17Z

Rae:

Trina's posting called my attention to the fact that apparently I failed to respond to your posting. I have informaiton about David and his ancestry. If you would write to me privately at dwm@mooers-law.com, I will be happy to send you the file. Its too large to post here.

Best wishes for the new year.

Dan Mooers

MOOERS>Piscataquis>1800s

2006-12-27 00:10:28Z

Hi ,
I need help on scaling this "Brick wall" -----

According to the book "The Milo Story" Vol 2 , by Lloyd Treworgy c. 1988 by Town of
Milo.

"William B. Hobbs trafficked quite a bit in real estate. One early transaction, in 1870, gave
his status as "unmarried." By 1881, he had married Miss Mary Mooers , who was born in
Dexter, in 1842. Her father was Dr. Daniel Mooers."

Now Wm. B. had been married to sister of Mary Flora - Susan Ellen who d. 1 June 1869,
with 2 children. By 1870 census the name was showing up as "MORES" -

1870 Census Milo, Maine;(same house)
Mores, Daniel age 71 b. Maine
Hobbs, William B. age 26
Hobbs, Mary F. age 27
Hobbs, William L. age 3
Hobbs , Ellen age 1

Evergreen Cemetery , Milo -

Mores , Daniel , d May 30, 1878 , age 78yrs. 2mos. 2 ds.

Cynthia L., wife of Daniel Mores, d. Nov. 17, 1866 , age 65yrs. 9 mos.

Hobbs (Mores) -

Wm. B. Hobbs, July 03, 1843 - Mar. 4, 1926.
Mary Mores , his wife , Oct. 9. 1843 - Jan. 16, 1921.
Nellie S., wife of Wm. B. Hobbs , dau. of Daniel Cynthia L. Mores , d. June 1, 1869 ,
age 29yrs. 6mos.

I have other children for Daniel MOOERS / MORES , but can not find out anything more
about him wife Cynthia L. (?).

Can anyone help ????

Shaws

klj5kids1 — 2007-05-02 21:46:17Z

By chance in your shaw history do you have a John Shaw born in 1804? We are still trying to get behind him he is buried in Etna Maine and married Mary Polly Barden. We have full history from him forward but are wanting to make a connection past him.

klj5kids@verizon.net
thanks kerry

Milo/Old Town-John Edmund Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-06-01 06:00:22Z

Thanks so much for the information. When we have the family reunion next week I hope to get more information from the King family bible and several individuals there. I know John Edmund Mooers was said to be born in Old Town, but I don't have a birth record yet. Was the town called Milo earlier? If it was a small town, we probably are related! I'll stay in touch with whatever information I come up with!

Charles Edmund Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-05-30 05:50:09Z

I am descended from the Charles Edmund Mooers line through Fred James Mooers, one of the nine children. I know his father was John Edmund Mooers, born 8 Jul 1825 in Maine. He was married to Mary Jane Cooley b. abt. 1833. I can't seem to locate their parents! Also Mary Jane was born in NY according to both the 1870 & 1880 censuses. Guess these would be correct. Does anyone have a line on any information on John Edmund Mooers? Thanks ahead of time for any help!

Re: Descendants of Charles Edmond Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-05-28 14:58:35Z

Hi Karen,
We live in Lewiston, Idaho. My husband's name is Randall McGarvey. I have some bible pages from the King family bible. It gave some birthdates, etc. that you had incorrect. We are having a family reunion on June 7,8,9&10 at my brother's summer property above Kooskia, ID. Uncle King Edwin Mooers' relative will be there also. I would enjoy trading information with you! We have some pictures to share also.

Trina

Re: Descendants of Charles Edmond Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-05-28 06:32:32Z

Kate,
I am a grandaughter of Fred J. Mooers, a brother to Frank.
I would love to exchange information with you. Please e-mail me!
Trina

Re: Descendants of Charles Edmond Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-05-28 06:29:53Z

Hi Karen,
I am a granddaughter of Fred James Mooers, brother to Frank. I would be interested in exchanging information with you. We are having a family reunion June 7,8,9&10
by Kooskia, ID. Please e-mail me! I think we can fill each other in a lot.

Re: Timothy J. Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-12-28 06:22:05Z

Sorry it took me so long to reply. I don't know if David is in our line. I don't have any information on him at this time, but if I come across his name, I will post the information. Dan Mooers might be able to give you some help. He has extensive information!

Trina

Mary Jane Cooley/John Edmund Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-08-29 02:26:47Z

Found John E. Moore and Mary Jane Cooley marriage in St. Joseph Co. MI marriage indexes 1832-1887, B-157. Hope this can help someone.

Re: Timothy J. Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-07-29 20:40:08Z

Thank yo so much, Dan, for the history of the Mooers clan. At least it gives me a directio in which to look. Like you, I had come to the conclusion, just by the names given, that it was likely Timothy came from the Hampshire Mooers group from Samuel. Sooner or later I hope to stumble across the right Timothy. Members of my family kept telling me about "Dan" having information, but I could not seem to get in touch with you. Thank you again, very much.

Trina

Re: Timothy J. Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-07-29 20:40:07Z

Richard, William, Peter Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-07-18 03:54:59Z

Well I am now down to the needle in the haystack. Does anyone have information on Richard Mooers b. 1754 Hampstead, Rockingham, N.H. or his brother, William, b. 1752? Also, Peter Mooers, b. 20 Aug 1780 in Candia, Rockham, N.H. I am trying to identify the children of each man. If anyone can help, it would be deeply appreciated! There just isn't much on them in the records. Thanks again.
Trina

Death of Mary Cowen/Menander Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-07-06 18:11:02Z

I have located the burial sites for Menander and Mary Cowen Mooers. They were buried in Redding Cemetery, Shasta Co., CA. Mary A. Mooers b. 14 Jun 1839 - d. 6 Dec 1899, wf. of Menander O. M.O. Mooers b. 31 Jul 1839 - d. 14 Mar 1911. I am now trying to get an obit for Menander and Mary.

Trina

Mary Cowen/Merander Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-07-04 22:06:16Z

I am looking for descendants of Menander(Mirrander)and Mary Cowen Mooers. They had a son Charles R.(I?) Mooers and a daughter Nellie M. Mooers.They were both born about 1839 in Maine. Is this person on anyone's radar? I would like to trade information. His brother, John E. Mooers, was my great-great-grandfather. Thanks!

Trina

Timothy J. Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-06-23 07:48:23Z

Has anyone come across a Timothy J. Mooers from Corinth, ME in their research? He was married to Abigail. They had a son, Menander, and possibly another son, John E. I am trying to confirm this. Thanks.

Trina

Maine physicians

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-06-13 04:16:46Z

Sorry, all. When I submitted the last thread my computer kept saying it wasn't able to send it. So I ended up sending it four times! Anyway, does anyone know if there is a resource for finding a physician in Maine circa 1846? The sites I have looked at have only been certain counties.
John E. Mooers said he was a physician. I am trying to track whether this was really the case. Thanks again!

Menander Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-06-13 02:45:21Z

I am trying to find information on Menander Mooers. He was in CA in the 1880 census in Shasta County. I think he was from Maine. Does anyone have this individual on their tree? Any information about his siblings or parents would be deeply appreciated! Thanks for any help.

Menander Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-06-13 02:44:41Z

Menander Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-06-13 02:44:10Z

Menander Mooers

TrinaMcGarvey — 2007-06-13 02:43:35Z

Re: Milo/Old Town-John Edmund Mooers

MarionWinkler — 2007-06-01 18:11:16Z

Old Town and Milo are about 10 miles apart. It seems the Mooers, at least some settled in this area after leaving New Brunswick. I'll check further and see if I can find out more. Have a great time.

Re: Charles Edmund Mooers

MarionWinkler — 2007-05-31 15:46:03Z

I downloaded this information from rootsweb. I can't vouch for the info. My great grandfather and gmother were from Milo/Old Town area Nathanial Mooers so we are probably related but this is all the info I have that might interest you.

Descendants of John Edmund MOOERS

Generation No. 1

1. JOHN EDMUND1 MOOERS1 was born July 08, 1822 in Old Town, Maine1, and died 1910 in Seattle, King Co., Washington1. He married MARY JANE COOLEY1 October 05, 18501. She was born Abt. 1833 in Coldwater, MI1,2, and died November 1911 in Seattle, King Co., Washington3.

More About JOHN EDMUND MOOERS:
Occupation: Physician; Dry Goods Merchant4
Record Change: September 22, 2003

Notes for MARY JANE COOLEY:
1880 census says New York

More About MARY JANE COOLEY:
Record Change: September 22, 2003

Children of JOHN MOOERS and MARY COOLEY are:
i. ANNIE2 MOOERS5, b. Abt. 1851; m. December 18, 1873, Shasta Co., California5.

More About ANNIE MOOERS:
Record Change: September 22, 2003

ii. CHARLES EDMUND MOOERS6,7,8, b. October 09, 18539; d. October 28, 1936, Oro Fino, Idaho9; m. July 25, 187610.

Notes for CHARLES EDMUND MOOERS:
1900 Census
'Charlie'
Downloaded from Jim Berry's "Augusta/Washington County Berrys" WorldConnect site.

More About CHARLES EDMUND MOOERS:
Ancestral File Number: CTXJ-JX
Occupation: Farmer11
Record Change: September 22, 2003

iii. LOTTIE J. MOOERS12, b. Abt. 1860, MI12; m. June 17, 1880, Shasta Co., California13.

More About LOTTIE J. MOOERS:
Record Change: May 10, 2003

iv. FLORENCE A. MOOERS14, b. Abt. 1863, California14.

Notes for FLORENCE A. MOOERS:
'Florance'

More About FLORENCE A. MOOERS:
Occupation: Store Clerk14
Record Change: May 24, 2005

v. JOHN I. MOOERS14, b. Abt. 1875, California14.

More About JOHN I. MOOERS:
Record Change: May 10, 2003

Endnotes

1. Karen M. Olson, Re: Descendants of Francis Mooers.
2. 1880 Census.
3. Karen M. Olson, Re: Descendants of Francis Mooers.
4. 1880 Census.
5. Re: Children of Charles Edmund Mooers.
6. Heather Christine Quail, Descendants of William B. King.
7. Karen M. Olson, Charles Edmund Mooers/Emma King.
8. TITLE.
9. Re: Children of Charles Edmund Mooers.
10. Heather Christine Quail, Descendants of William B. King.
11. 1920 Census.
12. 1880 Census.
13. Re: Children of Charles Edmund Mooers.
14. 1880 Census.

Re: Timothy J. Mooers

dwm1 — 2007-07-26 16:54:56Z

Not too long ago I was doing research in Penobscot County and came across the probate records of Timothy J. Mooers. In my mind there was no questions that Timothy was the father of both John Edmund Mooers and Menander Mooers.

I cannot find the parents of Timothy Mooers, but there are many possibilities.

The Mooers settled in Maine from at least three different directions, each of which probably traces their roots back to Edmund Mooers (Moores), the immigrant ancestor in Newbury, Massachusetts.

Most of the Mooers in Aroostook County Maine (which includes my family) come through Peter Mooers who was a pre-loyalist who left eastern Masssachusetts around 1740-1750 and settled in New Brunswick. Many of his descendents left New Brunswick about a decade after the great fire and settled in northern Maine in the 1840 and 1850s. I do not know of any Timothy's in that group.

The Mooers is central Maine came from the New Brunswick Mooers, but also came through another branch that moved from Massachusetts into New Hampshire and then some into central Maine. I general refer to this as the Samuel Mooers branch, who had settled in and became a prominent citizen of Candia, New Hampshire. His son, Peter, and other sons, settled in Vienna, Maine, which another son, Samuel, went to Montville, Maine, and a son, Timothy, went to Readfield, Maine. There are a lot of Timothys in this branch, and I would bet that Menander and John E's father probably came through this branch. The names John and Edmund were popular in the Smauel Mooers branch.

The Mooers around the Gardiner area of Maine came through another branch, which I call the Nantucket Mooers. A branch of the family (Jonathan Mooers) left Newbury and settled on Nantucket Island in Massachusetts. They were Quakers, sea captains, and some very famous. Eventually all the Mooers descendents left Nantucket, with one group coming up the Kennebec River (another up the Hudson) and settling just south of Gardiner, Maine, where many remain today. Some of that branch moved north to Vasselboro and one moved to Ashland, Maine (making it confusing with the New Brunswick Mooers). In the 1700 and early 1800s, the popular names in this branch were Jonathan, William and Robert, with a few Obeds thrown in.

There also is what I call the York County Mooers. Genrally the Mooers in York County Maine came through the Samuel Mooers branch of Candia. In later genrations several became mill superintendents, which seems the reason some come to southern Maine in the late 1800s.

Of course it becomes even a little more difficult to sort out the West Coast Mooers, as member from all the branches moved west.

Sorry I could not pin point Timothy J. for you but, like you, I keep looking.

Dan Mooers

Re: Timothy J. Mooers

dwm1 — 2007-07-26 16:54:53Z

Re: Descendants of Charles Edmond Mooers

kmo1cook — 2007-05-31 06:31:11Z

hi Trina,

glad you answered me...would like to know more about the reunion in Kooskia...can't e-mail you except throuth here, your complete e-addy is not there...mine is kmo1cook@msn.com...Have a few pics of a Mooers family reunion...Fred and Frank's father, Charles and their mother Emma (King) Mooers are in the pics as well as Fred and Frank...I have Sundays and Mondays off only but may be able to swing a Saturday and Sunday...need info on accommodations, etc. Hubby and I would like to attend. I have quite an extensive genealogy on my Grandma Mooers...the Sanders family but have not had tons of success on Grandpa Mooers....Have found some information on Emma King Mooers...Do you have any information on King or Crede or Bertha??...well am too excited to finally find your family and will go on and on if not careful...

Laters cuz, Karen Olson

Re: Descendants of Charles Edmond Mooers

kmo1cook — 2007-05-28 07:29:29Z

hi Trina...Frank Albert Mooers was my grandfather...I remember Uncle Fred...and have been searching for any relatives and information...would love to exchange info...have pics too. I still live in the Deer Park, Washington area...are you nearby?...

Karen Olson

Re: Morris Mooers-Milo Me

mlwohana — 2007-09-23 01:10:50Z

Is this Hannah the daughter of Hannah Smith and David Mooers? If so I have no info on her other than DOB but I do have info on siblings. Contact me.

Re: Morris Mooers-Milo Me

mlwohana — 2007-09-23 23:25:43Z

David would be my 4th great grandfather but I'm sorry no information on Hannah' husbands side of the family.

Re: Morris Mooers-Milo Me

raepat1 — 2007-09-23 17:06:40Z

www.nbgs.ca/firstfamilies has it that David Mooers b 1765 Maygerville NB, was the son of Peter and Mary Howe. david m Hannah Smith. This was a long shot. I was hoping you might have a source for information on Hannah Moores (b 3/1806 d 12/15/1886) sister-in-law Ann Donald b 7/15/1789. Hannah m John Ireland Donald b 6/2/1793, Ann Donald's brother.
If you search the above web site under letter M, David Mooers 16 children are listed. Pls note...the search takes a few minutes to come up.
Rae

Re: Morris Mooers-Milo Me

raepat1 — 2007-09-24 15:26:24Z

Thank you for your note. If you have any problem with the web site I gave you, let me know. It's a great source.
Rae

Re: Morris Mooers-Milo Me

raepat1 — 2007-09-21 19:15:30Z

I have info on a sibling...Hannah Mooers...John Ireland Donald b 6/2/1793 d 9/20/1873 m 3/26/1823 Hannah Mooers b 3/1806 d 12/15/1886 d/o David Mooers. Moved to Maine about 1849. John Donald was the son of James Donald b 1764 Scotland and Grace Ireland d 11/12/1837. By 1785 James had settled at Quarryville , Parish of Derby, Northumberland County NB. Would you have any more information on Hannah or the Donald's.
Rae

Re: Timothy J. Mooers

raepat1 — 2007-09-21 19:05:04Z

Dan: John Ireland Donald b 6/2/1793 d 9/20/1873 married 3/26/1823 Hannah Mooers b 3/1806 d 12/15/1886 d/o David Mooers. John and Hannah moved to Maine about 1849. I am trying to find other Mooers related to David Mooers. Can you help?
Rae