Isaac Moore
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth:
Death:
Burial:
Spouses and Children
1. *Martha J. Barry
Marriage:
Children:
1. Isaac Newton Moore
Notes
General:
Buried: Probably in the Magee Cemetery, Macon Co, MO.
Moore Family Bible:
Isaac Moore, born 17 July 1785; died 20 Dec 1851.
Martha/Patsy Moore, born 9 Feb 1791; died 19 May/July 1865.
Robert Lee Moore Family Bible:
Isaac Moore was bornd 17 July 1785
Copy of Marriage Bond, Barren Co., KY:
Know all men by these presents that we Isaac Moore and Joseph S. Barry are held and firmly bound unto Charles Scott Esq. Governor of the state of Kentucky and to his successors in office in the sum of fifty pounds Current money which payment will and truly to be made.
We bind ourselves and our Heirs firmly by these present Sealed and dated this 29th day of January 1810. The Condition of this Obligation is such that if there be no lawful cause to prevent a marriage intended between the above bound Isaac Moore and Patsy Berry then this Obligation to be void else to remain in full force and value. Josten Hogan
X Isaac Moore his mark
Joseph Barry
Copy of Marriage Record, Barren Co., KY:
Page 1 - 1810, Sir I hope you will Excuse my delay in this Case as my business has been Very much unsettled. I am yours wtih due respect. Zacehery Quisenberry.
M. William Logan, Clerk.
Page 2 - I do hereby Certify that the following persons were married by me in 1810 as follows: (several other marriages listed)... Isaac Moore and Patsey Berry on the 29th day of January.
Page 3 - Marriages Performed by Zacekery Quisenberry 1810-1811, (same marriages as above are again listed) .... Isaac Moore & Patsey Berry, January 29, 1811.
Barren Co, KY Marriages 1799-1817:
Isaac Moore - Patsy Bury 11 Jan 1811.
Marriage Records of Barren Co, KY 1799-1849, "The First Fifty Years", by Martha Powell Reneau, 1984:
Moore, Isaac to Patsy Barry 29 Jan 1810. Sur: Joseph S. Barry. Md. __ Jan 1811 by Zacheus Quisenberry.
Kentucky Marriage Records From the Register of the KY Historical Society, Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc, 1983:
Isaac Moore - Patsy Bury (Berry?) 11 Jan 1811
Patsy Bury - Isaac Moore 11 Jan 1811
Barren Co, KY Order Book No. 4, May Court 1812 - Aug Court 1818, by Eva Coe Peden:
Tues, 16 April 1816- Ordered that Joseph Higdon, Joseph Berry, Isaac Moore & Wm Escur or any three being sworn do appraise in Current money the personal Estate & Slaves if any of John Marshal Dec'd & return an Invantory thereof to Court.
Marriage Records of Barren Co, KY 1799-1849, "The First Fifty Years", by Martha Powell Reneau, 1984:
Estes, Marshal to Nancy Davenport, 5 Nov 1817. Surety: John Yates. Nancy 21 by oath of John Yates. "Whereas I am destitute of parents, my guardian at this time out of the state and uncertain when he will return, you are hereby authorized to issue license for myself and Marshall Estes to be married, I being over 21. Signature: Nancy Davenport." Witness John Yates, Isaac Moore. Married 8 Dec 1817 by Zack Quisenberry.
Barren Co., KY Land Deeds:
23 March 1822 Isaac Moore buys land from William Bridges.
21 Nov 1823 Isaac Moore buys land from John Franklin.
4 May 1824 Isaac Moore buys land.
5 Jan 1827 Isaac Moore buys land.
30 Aug 1827 Isaac Moore sells land. Book L, page 162.
26 Sept 1827 Isaac Moore sells land. Book L, page 158.
13 March 1829 Isaac Moore buys land from Isaac Greer.
5 Feb 1833 Isaac Moore and Robert McGown buy land.
15 Dec 1837 Isaac Moore sells land.
20 April 1839 Witness for Nathan Moore- Isaac Moore, A. S. Moore.
20 Oct 1842 Isaac and Patsy Moore sell 299 acres on Sinking Creek.
27 Nov 1843 Witness for Nathan Moore- Isaac Moore, A. S. Moore.
Kentucky Land Warrants:
page 649- Grantee: Isaac Moore, 50 acres, Book N, page 12.
Date Surveyed: 20 May 1816, Barren County, Watercourse: Skeggs Creek.
page 366- Grantee: Isaac Moore, 200 acres, Book 27, page 193.
Date Surveyed: 13 Sept 1811, Barren County, Watercourse: Rose Creek.
Barren Co, KY Tax List:
1820- 100 acres, Skaggs Creek.
1821- 150 acres.
1822- 178 acres, Barrens; 62 acres, Barrens; 1 black.
1823- 241 1/2 acres, Barrens.
1824- 178 acres, Barrens; 62 1/2 acres, Barrens.
1825- 177 acres, Barrens.
1826- 177 acres, Barrens.
1827-230 acres, Sinking Creek.
1828- 139 acres, Barrens.
1829- 188 acres, Sinking Creek; 100 acres, Sinking Creek; 1 black.
1833- 269 acres, Barrens.
1834- 277 acres, Sinking Creek.
1810 Barren Co, KY Census:
Isaac More
Males: 1 age 26-45
Females: 1 age 16-26
1820 Barren Co., KY Census-- 1 male under the age of 10 years, living with Isaac and Patsy Barry Moore.
1830 Barren Co., KY Census-- Male between 15-20 years, living with Isaac and Pasty Barry Moore.
1840 Barren Co., KY Census-- Male between 20-30 years, Female between 20-30 years, female under age 5 living with Isaac and Patsy Barry Moore.
1850 Macon Co, MO Census:
11 Sept 1850, 52nd District
666/475 Isaac Moore, 66, Farmer, VA
Patsy, 50, VA
Isaac, 23, Farmer, KY
Francis H., 19, Farmer, KY
1860 Macon Co., MO Census:
Isaac deceased; Martha living with William and Mary Jane Magee.
Martha Moore, age 70, no occupation, born KY.
Probate Court Records, Macon Co, MO:
Page 1: Affidavitt of Martha Moore. Filed Nov 7th 1855. J T Johnston, P. Judge.
Page 2: State of Missouri, County of Macon in the Macon Probate Court in back action.
I Martha Moore administrarix of the estate of Isaac Moore deceased do Solemnly Swear in the best of my Knowledge and believe that the deceased died intestate and that I will make a perfect inventory of Said estate and faithfully administer said estate according to Law pay the debts as far as the assets will extend and the law directs and in general do and perform all other acts and things touching Said administration Judgement is decreed any having Lawful Indication and that the deceased has the following heirs to wit: Nancy Ann Greer, Mary J. McGee, Martha W. Madkins, Briscilla Majers, Caroline Hawkins & Isaac Moore all residents of the county and state aforesaid and Wm Moore of Monroe County Mo. Martha Moore X her mark. Sworn and Subscribed before me this 7th of Nov 1855. J T Johnston, P. Judge.
Page 3: affidavit of Martha Moore. Filed Nov 7th 1855. J T Johnston, P. Judge.
Page 4: State of Missouri, County of Macon. To the Sheriff of Macon County, Greeting: Whereas Martha Moore having administered upon the estate of Isaac Moore, Dec'd, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that certain property belonging to said estate is unlawfully in the hands of Isaac Moore. The property is more particularly described as follows: One Bay Horse, one set of Chairs, one handsaw, drawing knife, one shovel. These are therefore to command you, the sheriff of the County and State aforesaid to forthwith take said described property and restore it to the Administratrix aforesaid, And return to the undersigned Probate Judge here you have executed this writ. Given under my hand and seal of Court this 9th day of November A.D. 1855. J. T. Johnston, Probate Judge.
Page 5: Executed the within by taking out of the possession of Isaac Moore one bay horse, three chairs, one handsaw, one drawing knife and delivered them to Martha Moore. Nov the 9th 1855. C C McKinney Sheriff. Sheriff for $1.00.
Page 6: appraise Bill and Inventory of the estate of Isaac Moore Decd. Filed Dec 31st 1855. John Johnston, P. Judge.
Page 7: We and each of us solemnly swear that we are not interested nor of Kin to any person interested in the estate of Isaac Moore Dec, as heir or devisee and that we will to the best of our ability view and appraise the property shown us belonging to said estate. Subscribed and sworn to before me a Justice of the Peace for Macon County, this 16th day of November A.D. 1855. Wm H. Gaines J.P. Adin Atterberry, Nathan Richardson, Daniel Atterberry. The undersigned appraisers appraise the property belonging to the estate of Isaac Moore, Deceased, as follows- One Bay Horse at 75.00; 1 Bed & Bedstead & Bed clothing 40.00; 1 Sugar Chest 3.00; 1 Clock 1.00; 1 Drawing Knife 0.75; 1 Handsaw (1.10 scribbled out); 3 Chairs 1.50; 1 pair of __ .75; 1 little wheel stone jar & sundrys 2.60; 1 lot of castens? (curtens?) 1.00; 1 looking glass .25; total 125.75. Adin Atterberry, Daniel Atterberry, Nathan Richardson.
Page 8: appraise Bill and Inventory of the estate of Isaac Moore Decd. Filed Dec the 31st 1855 John Johnston P. Judge.
Page 9: Isaac Moore Decd Bond. Filed Nov 7th 1855. J T Johnston Probate Judge. Recorded in Book D page 12.
Page 10: Know all men by these present, that I Martha Moore as principal, and William Magee and Greenberry Greer as securities, are held and firmly bound unto the State of Missouri, in the sum of four Hundred Dollars to which payment well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, our heirs; The condition of the above Bond is, that if Martha Moore administratrix of the estate of Isaac Moore deceased, shall faithfully administer said estate, and perform all other acts and things touching said administration, required by law, or the order or decree of any Court having jurisdiction, then the above bond to be void, otherwise to remain in full force. Given under our hands and seals, this 7th Nov A.D. 1855. Martha Moore X her mark, William Magee, Greenberry Greer, enter the names to the best of his knowledge.
Copy of Marriage Record, Barren Co., KY:
Know all men by these presents that we Greenberry Greer and Isaac Moore are held and firmly bound unto the Commonwealth of Kentucky in the sum of fifty Pounds current money to which payment well and truly to be made we bind ourselves and our heirs firmly by these presents sealed and dated this 23rd day of July 1827.
The condition of the above obligation is such that whereas there is a marriage shortly intended to be solemnized between the above bound Greenberry Greer and Nancy Ann Moore for which a license has issued. If therefore there be no lawful cause to prevent said marriage then the above obligation to be void also to remain full force and virtue.
Greenberry Greer, seal
X Isaac Moore, his mark, seal
Marriage Records of Barren Co, KY 1799-1849, "The First Fifty Years", by Martha Powell Reneau, 1984:
Robinson, Henry to Sally Barry, 28 February 1832. Surety: Isaac Moore. Married 1 March 1832 by Andrew Nuckolds.
Letter written by A.S. Moore:
Postmarked 23 February, Louisville, Kentucky (circa 1841)
Mr. John Lewis Dear Sir
You will find that I have drawn of here to be covered by making the calculation from the Book I discovered that I am $210.50 behind with the company with the exception of what you and father owes to me and also I can't see what has become of it as I know that I surtainly never did make use of that much tho the Book is in this way and I can't dispute it but if I should live to git back I will try and make the amt. good to the board. I don't intend to let one of you suffer by my extravagainst tho I can't help but think that I have made some mistake in chargin what I received or haz neglected in letter down some amt. that I have paid out tho if I have I can't rekolect it.
As I can't conveniently get a check from this place to Bowling Green-- and maby have use for part of it I shall keep it until I return.
Our pork is on the Boat called the Great Western. I will start out tomorrow morning which will be the 23rd. I think you may look for me about the 15th of March. If nothing happens I will rite to you when I land at New Orleans and let you know the news.
So Nomore at present but remain
Yours
A.S. Moore
Since I have come to examine more closely into the matter I find that I had not chd. the sale of the bill at the pork houses which was $145.87 -- fifteen hogs we sold to Hufman brot $90. which was put as a credit to the amt. due the pork House -- the balance was $55.87 that I paid in cash which will leave me behind $154.63 -- which I will pay or my property must go for the satisfaction of it --
In my hands at this time $308.25
Bal. due 150.63
This much due to company ---- $462.88
Yours AS
This leaves me intolerable good health. Hoping when this reaches you it may find you enjoying good health and also the family.
Give my respects to my wife. You can tell her on Tuesday 23rd I shall get aboard the Great Western for a sail and hoping that she may have good health whilst I am gone and be well contented. Tell Friend Twyman that I am going to do the best I can -- not to be uneasy. I will come back. He stated whilst he was here that he was afraid that I never would come back but tell him when you see him if I live I will return again the 15th of March.
Also tell him when he brings his beef cattle here not to go to a sausage maker again to sell them as the artikle of beef supplied in that way.
Yours A.S. Moore
Copy of Marriage Record, Barren Co., KY:
Page 1: 1834
Wm Magee & (space) To (space)
Bond
Com'wlth
1834 Dec'd
Certificates of Consent proved by Soloman Greer
Page 2: W. Wm. Logan clerk of Barren Couny, Ky - Sir
you are hereby authorised and requested, to grant a license for a marriage intended between William Magee and Miss Mary Moore all of the county & State aforementioned.
Nancy Lowe X her mark (Seal)
widow & relict of William Lowe (Sen'r dec'd) guardian for the aforementioned Willliam Magee this 2nd December 1834.
Teste Solomon Greer, Price P. Lowe
Page 3: Know all men by these present tha we Wm Magee & Solomon Greer are held and bound unto the Commonwealth of Kentucky in the sum of fifty pounds Current money which payment will and truly to be made we bind ourselves and our Heirs by these presents Sealed and dated the 3rd day of September 1834.
The Condition of the above Obligation is such that there is a Marriage shortly intended to be Celebrated between the above bound William Magee & Mary W. Moore for which a Licence has Issued If there be therefore no lawful Cause to prevent the Marriage aforesaid then the above Obligation to be void else to remain in full force and virtue.
William Magee (Seal)
Solomon Greer (Seal)
Page 4: Wm. Wm. Logan Clerk of Barren county Ky. sir you are hereby authorized & requested to grant a license for a Marriage intended between William Magee and my daughter Mary W. Moore this 3rd December 1834.
Isaac Moore X his mark
Teste Solomon Greer, Collon B. Kimbell, Greenberry (page cut off)