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MOSS V Clint 1897 1980 at rest

t42OldAlton_DentonCoTX — 2009-11-12 19:57:05Z

MOSS V Clint 1897 1980 at rest

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Jane Moss

joebeasley1 — 2009-11-12 18:01:23Z

I'm looking for any info on Jane Moss. She married my GGrandfather Freeman Beasley 4 Dec 1866 in Cherokee County, Georgia. I think she may have died during the birth of my Grandfather, Henderson Beasley, 18 April 1870. Freeman married Rose Robinson 1 month later, 19 May 1870.

Marriage to a Moss

khughes052000 — 2009-11-06 17:06:55Z

My great-Aunt Ruth T. Woods married a Jerome Moss about 1931/4 but I can't find out where !! I know that he had property in Callaway County, Missouri (Fulton) back then but I can't find any record of him. I believe he may have been from Missouri ... she worked for him before their marriage, as his housekeeper, this from my Aunt who remembers staying with them in Fulton for a while about 1934.
Anyone with a link to this Jerome Moss ????
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Kathy

Joy MOSS born 1941 in Danbury, Essex

sheilaedridge — 2009-11-05 21:53:28Z

I'm looking to trace Joy MOSS and Wendy Ann SLAUGHTER who are cousins both born in 1941 in Danbury.

I am writing a book about their ancestors and would love to share my finding and the photos I have. These include the RUSHBROOKs, MEADs and HOWLETTS.

Can anyone please help?

Thanks Sheila Edridge

rose ross

bwserv_1 — 2009-11-03 19:20:51Z

I have a photo of Rose Moss. She appears to be in her late teens early 20's. Photo appears tobe from the late 1800-early 1900taken at Brinkmeirs Studios. Partial locations are Vx, Allegheny PA and Pittsburg PA. If you would like a copy please contact me. The photo came either from my wyckoff or pearlman line. My email is bwserv@verizon.net.

Re: my mosses are from putnam

joshmoss87 — 2009-10-27 16:13:41Z

My Great Grandfather was Elmer Lee Moss born to Millard Fillmore Moss and Mary Elizabeth Wolfe on Mar. 3, 1902. Millard's dad was David Nathaniel Moss from Putnam Co., IN.
Mary E died in 1917. Millard remarried in Emma Brewer in January 1922. He had 4 kids with Emma only 3 survived bringing Millard's total kids too 18.

Margie Mae Moss (w/o James Harvey Mullinax)

cedeez69 — 2009-10-22 15:14:14Z

I was wondering if anyone happens to have any inforamtion about Margie Mae Moss and her parents and ancestors? I know that Margie married James Harvey Moss [1906-1980]

Thanks In Advance,
K.Chris Vickery

MOSS Irvin Karl 1927-1955

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-20 20:26:08Z

MOSS Irvin Karl 1927-1955

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Re: Moss and Ellis Families of South Carolina

shelia547 — 2009-10-14 02:37:30Z

Nadine, We are also looking for the parents of Joseph Moss born 1797 most likely in York Co., SC. Since his wife's family (Abner and Ann Ellis) was in York Co., SC. I think Joseph's family was living there also. My husband descends from Joseph and Elizabeth "Betsy"(Ellis) Moss's son, Amos Hugh Moss. My husband did DNA testing for the Moss Line, as far as we can tell from the results, he matches with the Gilbert Moss line in York Co., SC. Just wish there was some way of finding which ones was Joseph's parents. So far I have found there were 3 Ellis family members to mary into the Moss family in York Co. SC. I think you would have better luck, looking in York Co., SC. The last we know of Joseph and Elizabeth Moss, they were still living in 1880 in Meigs Co. TN. Trying to find where they are buried. Good Luck Shelia

Re: William Moss

julieam52 — 2009-10-12 00:38:59Z

Looking for W E Moss, uncle of Harry S. Moss? Check 1910 Census in Montana. We think our Grampa Frank S. and Harry S. Moss were raised by uncle W E Moss.

Re: Correction to Wanda Lee Colson-Moss Charles Moss

julieam52 — 2009-10-12 00:28:25Z

We are kin to this Clarence (Chuck) and Wanda Moss. How are you connected?

moss family tree

marshabailey92 — 2009-10-09 23:30:39Z

i am hoping to get informtion on the moss side of my family. my grandmothers name was jencie ann matilda moss hegwood green. My great grandparents were mary ann hill and samuel red moss. i also had a greataunt named janie moss walters.

MOSS Larry Dwayne 1968-1971

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-01 11:49:30Z

MOSS Larry Dwayne 1968-1971

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MOSS Floyd Secoy 1947-1972

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-30 13:51:48Z

MOSS Floyd Secoy 1947-1972

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MOSS Roy F 1901-1973

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-29 14:16:18Z

MOSS Roy F 1901-1973

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MOSS Pearl E 1908-1990

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-28 16:29:54Z

MOSS Pearl E 1908-1990

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Re: Moss and Ellis Families of South Carolina

nadinecvt — 2009-09-21 03:39:25Z

Looking for info on a Joseph Moss born either SC or GA 1797 - 1880. Married Elizabeth B. Ellis in 1822. Elizabeth b.1810. They had 10 children Amos H., Sarah Sadie, John Calvin, William Franklin, Julia, Caroline, Marth M., James Melvern, Thomas G., and Asposia Pasposia. They lived in Meigs,TN and some of the children later show up in Hopkins area TX. Any info would be appreciated. Nadine

Moss of TN, GA, TX

nadinecvt — 2009-09-21 03:22:27Z

Looking for info on Joseph Moss 1797-1880 born in SC or GA married 1822 to Elizabeth Ellis 1810-1862 in TN. They had 10 children, Amos H., Sarah Sadie, Jon Calvin, William Franklin, Julia, Caroline, Marth M., James Melvern, Thomas G.,and Asposia Pasposia. Any information to the parents of Joseph Moss would be much appreciated. Nadine

MOSS, STEWART, HOOPER , HOPKINS, WOODRIGH,

2009-09-04 22:41:45Z

HELLO NAME IS KAY THIS A LIST OF MY GRANDPARENTS

Richard Moss - England

queeny — 2009-08-02 00:35:23Z

Richard Moss b: abt 1819 Radwinter, Essex, England
d: Jan 26, 1888 Radwinter, Essex, England

Married Nov 1, 1838 to Emma Clayden

Looking for descendants....

Seeking George W. Moss - 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Civil War

JoeNihen — 2009-09-06 12:44:31Z

I am seeking any information about George W. Moss who served with the 4th Pennsylvania Cavlary/64th Volunteers, Company A (Civil War).

I am interested in any biographical information about anyone who served with Company A.

Thanks,
Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Re: Seeking George W. Moss - 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Civil War

JoeNihen — 2009-09-12 02:39:21Z

Thank you for the reponse to my posting.

One Census report records the George W. Moss I'm seeking was born in Virginia.

Here's one article I found about him. http://wbpublicexecutions.blogspot.com/

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Re: Seeking George W. Moss - 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Civil War

gipsonkm811 — 2009-09-12 02:09:27Z

Hi,

I have 3 George W Moss in my direct line. One would be of age to have fought in the Civil War. I have him living in Jackson County, Alabama at this time but I have nothing on him after 1858/1960. He could have leftto go to PA to fight on the Northern side. No idea but he could be from PA. He had wife and 4 children here. No stories passed down as to his disappearance. One of my Aunts said he father (his son) never talked of his father nor did the wife/mother. During this time it is possible that wife and her family did not discuss him if he did leave the south to fight for the north. No way of being sure of anything unless paperwork showed him living here. It would be something to all of a sudden find him after all this time. He was my great-grandfather.

MOSS Jimmy F 1948-1995

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-10 01:52:22Z

MOSS Jimmy F 1948-1995

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Jerome A. Moss

khughes052000 — 2009-08-20 14:30:01Z

My great-Aunt Ruth T. Woods married a Jerome A. Moss in 1931 but I can't find out where !! I know that he had property in Callaway County, Missouri (Fulton) back then but I can't find any record of him. I believe he may have been from Missouri ..and that she worked for him before their marriage as a housekeeper, this from my Aunt who remembers staying with them in Fulton for a time.
Anyone with a link to this Jerome A. Moss ????
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Kathy
memere2six@aol.com

Re: Edward Moss of Lancashire, to America

mbpwez — 2009-08-08 23:03:15Z

I am very interested in the text version of the David Moss family you mentioned. Is it possible for me to obtain a copy?

I am researching the ancestors of Daniel Burford Moss, b. abt 1806 in VA or NC, m. Manerva Adkisson in TN, (my GGgrandparents), died in Lamar Co. TX. Daniel's father was David Moss, b. abt 1770, VA.

I would greatly appreciate any help.

Doris

Re: Harvey Moss of MA

maryjanegoss — 2009-08-27 08:27:58Z

Can you tell me how you know Harvey was born in Sheffield?
I don't know Harvey's ancestors yet -

The family was living in Washington Township, Ripley County Indiana in 1850. I found a book, "The Indiana Annual Register and Pocket Manual" of 1846, listing Harvey Moss as a Justice of the Peace, in Washington Township from Feb 14,1842.

Harvey bought 81.68 acres of ground in Dearborn County, from the US General Land Office, in Cincinnati, Ohio, 16 Oct 1835.

Re: Harvey Moss of MA

maryjanegoss — 2009-08-26 15:26:00Z

Reverend Harvey Moss was a lay preacher in the Church of the Brethren, and married Elzabeth Stevens born in Nova Scotia, June 24, 1833. Children were Mary b.1834, Rebecca J. b.1838, Philander b. 1840 (my ancestor), Levi, b. 1846, Robert B. 1840, John D. b. 1836, Nancy K. b. 1838, Aphsella b. 1842, Charlotte b. 1849 and Marie ? Harvey died Aug 10,1873 I have more information and would love to share notes.

Re: Harvey Moss of MA

maryjanegoss — 2009-08-29 04:25:19Z

Wow - thanks for sharing your photo! From the rest of your post, I am puzzled. Do you have a different marriage date than I have, or perhaps was Elizabeth, Harvey's second wife?
It appears there were children born before the marriage date 25 July 1833 in Dearborn Indiana posted to this site:
http://genealinks.com/records/records082.htm I haven't confirmed this information.

Also, the Iowa Census 1854 in Muscatine shows a family of
Harvey Moss with 2 voters and 2 Militia. I only know of Levi S. Moss who served in the 44th Iowa Infantry Civil War - and don't know of the other.

Is it possible for you to share the document you have? The iinfo my aunt gave me only shows 10 children.

Re: William Thomas Moss

erickaster — 2009-08-07 16:35:44Z

was he a Doctor?

Re: Moss Family in SC

classof1955 — 2009-07-30 18:46:51Z

Lisa - Sorry about the delay--Comcast went off line--I don't know anybody now with the surname Moss.

I have a 2nd great granduncle named Nathaniel Moss Salley. There are no Moss's in his background, unless we count his grandfathers wife, Mary Keziah Wright, who was married to Stephen Moss before she married John Salley. The Moss's come later into my background--my great grandfather married Rebecca Louise Moss--so Mary Keziah Wright appears twice in my family tree.

Nathaniel Moss Salley could have been named after your Nathaniel Moss--just a possibility, particularly if your Nathaniel's father was Stephen Moss.

Have a fine afternoon. George

Re: Harvey Moss of MA

spndrftyachats — 2009-08-27 04:47:28Z

Would really appreciate more information, particularly any ancestors of Harvey. I have parents of Elizabeth as possibly Kanna C. Stevens and Nancy but nothing further. Rebeccah Moss is my ancestor (great great grandmother). I also found 1860 census record for Harvey moss in Muscatine, Iowa.

Re: Harvey Moss of MA

spndrftyachats — 2009-08-29 00:17:13Z

I have a short typed document titled Harvey Moss Genealogy that is my source. I don't know the author but it appears to have been created about 1971 given the latest date. It came to me from my Great Aunt, a granddaughter of Rebecca Moss. In the list of his 13 children, the first two were born in 1828 in Franklin T. Ohio, and the balance in various locations in Indiana between 1831 and 1851.

By the way, I have a picture of him which I have attached.

Re: Moss Family in SC

Gerald_E_Moss — 2009-08-10 12:57:59Z

I think it is possible that a lot of families in Scotland in the 1600s named their son "Robert Bruce" (after the king) like Americans later named theirs "George Washington". So the name connections in our trees may be coincidental if that is the case. But who knows? have you participated in the DNA projects? I have done so but among the dna matches I have not found a family tree connection, yet.
Thanks,
Gerald

Susie Moss, daughter of George Moss and Mary Francis Cabell

mystro56 — 2009-08-26 04:55:50Z

I'm looking for leads on Susie Moss from Henderson, KY. Born about 1880. I believe she moved to Indiana, had a child, Mary Francis by John or James Lewis. They may or may not have been married. Later husbands were Daniel Frye and George Shanklin. Any hints or leads are much appreciated.
Thanks -

fussell moss harper carter

philfus — 2009-09-14 22:43:07Z

I have details of the above families I am interested in contacting anyone who have people from Doynton Wick Siston Warmley Bristol Moorfields. please Email me at Philfus@aol.com

Regards Phil Fussell UK

Re: Ephraim Moss

DonaldMossGilbert — 2009-09-04 17:34:22Z

I can scan and fwd to you what I have... Don

Vernon wayne moss, Jimmy l. moss

Jaymossiky1 — 2009-07-29 17:59:42Z

My father is Jimmy l. Moss and grandfather was Vernon "Bud" wayne Moss. My father was born in cumberland county south carolina according to his birth certificate however I cant even find that on a map anymore. He has a sister Diane who lives in either south or north carolina and I am seeking that side of the family to get some history and information so if you could please contact me at: Jay.Moss.Iky1@statefarm.com Thanks

Children of Boyd Jackson Moss [1909-1969]

cedeez69 — 2009-09-05 20:43:24Z

I have found the children of Boyd Jackson Moss and Dovie Moss (nee Morton)[1911-1997] and I have the following children and they are:

1. Elenda Elnora Moss [1930-2009] (m) Roy Brown
2. Betty Jean Moss [1932-present] (m) Ansel Williams
3. Randall Boyd Moss [1937-present] (m) Akiko ?
4. Willie Sue Moss [1940-present] (m) James Alexander
5. Ray Edwin Moss [1942-present] (m) Linda Moore
6. Robert Lee Moss [1944-present] (m) Janice A. Underwood

If anyone happens to have any information about this family, I would really like to exchange information with you?

Thanks In Advance,
K.Chris Vickery

Richard Moss [1770-1820]

cedeez69 — 2009-09-18 17:06:12Z

I am looking for the parents and ancestors of Richard Moss [1770-1820] who was born in Bedford County, Virginia and married Sarah "Sally" Johns. They had several children together and they were:

1. Henry Moss [1792-?]
2. Peter Moss [1793-?]
3. Richard Moss [1795-1860]
4. William Moss [1799-?]
5. Mildred Moss [1800-?]
6. John S. Moss [1801-1867]
7. Ann Moss [1806-?]
8. Sally Moss [1810-?]
9. Edward Moss [1813-?]

If anyone happens to know who Richard's parents and ancestors were, I am willing to share what information that I have? Also some people on the internet have that both Richard Moss and Sarah Johns were BLACK and I was wondering if anyone happens to have any CONCRETE proof of this information?

Thanks In Advance,
K.Chris Vickery

MOSS J Ulman 1917 1990 Southern Baptist Missionaries

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-18 13:56:37Z

MOSS J Ulman 1917 1990 Southern Baptist Missionaries

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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MOSS Ruth J 1919 1998 Southern Baptist Missionaries

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-17 16:17:18Z

MOSS Ruth J 1919 1998 Southern Baptist Missionaries

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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MOSS L Jack US Navy

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-24 02:23:58Z

MOSS L Jack US Navy

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MOSS Jackie A RN 1927 1996 in God's loving care

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-21 12:51:22Z

MOSS Jackie A RN 1927 1996 in God's loving care

TeresaSmith photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,999 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Edward Moss of Lancashire, to America

gburke3404_1 — 2009-08-09 01:40:08Z

Doris

Yes, send a message to gburke3404@sbcglobal.net and I'll reply with the text file as an attachment.

Jerry

Re: Joseph Mayes

lucydaisy — 2009-09-17 21:08:12Z

Hi
I most certainly do he was my 2 x great grandfather Joseph Mayes b 1810 High Ongar Essex. In case you don't already know Rebecca's maiden name was Cook.
Cheers Glo

Re: Joseph Mayes

sheilajclark — 2009-09-17 20:44:48Z

Hello, my tree has James Goff and Rebecca Mayes in, Do you know who Rebeccas first hubby was?.
Kind regards Sheila

Re: Moss Family in SC

George_Salley — 2009-08-10 11:38:54Z

Very interesting stuff, Gerald. My Stephen Moss came to SC from VA in about 1760 and died on a trip back there in about 1770 or so. His widow, Mary Keziah Wright, married John Salley in about 1775. She is in my tree twice, since my great grandfather George Bull Salley married Rebecca Louise Moss, his ½ 2nd cousin.

Donald Bruce is also in my tree. He was born in Scotland about 1742, and died in SC. His daughter Jane married Samuel Phillips Jones, parents-in-law of George Elmore Salley, son of John Salley.

With these names in common, they could be related.

What do you think?

Thanks, and have a fine day. George Salley (Savannah)

Re: Moss Family in SC

George_Salley — 2009-08-10 13:09:40Z

No, Gerald, I have not done a DNA test. There is none that I know of about the Salley's.

Take care, George

Richard and Mamie Moss

raseowner2 — 2009-09-07 18:44:31Z

Wondering if anyone out there is related to my great-grandparents. Richard and Mamie Moss, they are from West Virginia. They had two sons, Wilbur N. and LA. Mamie lived in Montgomery WV until she was moved to a nursing home where she passed away. I was interested if anyone knew anything about her father who was full-blooded Indian. I have an old tin pic of him, and I was always told that he was a Cherokee. I also have several pics of my great-grandmother Mamie, and was fortunate enough to know her before she passed.