Raymond Anderson, (boarder)

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1900, San Antonio, Bexar Co (Ward 3), Texas
• Census: 1910, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co, Ohio
• Census: 1910, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co, Ohio; state census
• Military: 1918, Robertson Co, Texas; WWI Draft Registration
• Census: 1920, Prairie, Washington Co, Arkansas
• Military: 1941, Farmington, Washington Co, Arkansas; WWII Draft registration

Notes:

Census:
Rudolph Olenbush 45 Aug 1854 married 21 yrs in 1879 Missouri Germany Germany

Stella Olenbush 40 Mar 1860 Texas Georgia Texas
Hiram (Hunnicutt) Olenbush son (step-son) 19 Sep 1880
Rudolph Olenbush son 14 May 1886
Nina Olenbush daughter 11 Oct 1888
James Olenbush son 9 Sep 1890
Jack Olenbush son 8 Feb 1892

Census:
Name: Hiram L Hunnicutt
Birthplace: Texas
State: OH
Age: 29
Color: W
Enumeration District: 0141
Visit: 0173
County: Hamilton, Cincinnati
Relation: Head of Household
Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place
Wife Gertrude M 26 Missouri
Son Hiram T 04 Texas
Son Caddis J 02 Texas
Mother-in-law Mary E Mills 46 Missouri



Census:
Hiram L Hunnicutt 29 Texas
Gertude M Hunnicutt 26 Missouri
Hiram T Hunnicutt 4 Texas
Caddis J Hunnicutt 2 Texas
Raymond Anderson 0 [11/12] boarder
Mary E Mills 46 mother-in-law widow


Military:
Hiram Lee Hunnicutt
Robertson Co, Texas
date of birth 21 Sep 1880, age 38
address: Calvert, Texas
occupation depot agent, I&GN Railroad, Robertson Co, Texas
nearest relative: Addie Hunnicutt
Calvert, Texas
medium hight, brown eyes, black hair
12 Sep 1918

Census:
West Dixon Street
Hunnicutt, Hiram L. 39 Texas freight cashier railroad
Addie L wife 26 Texas
Addie C. 2 5/12 Texas

Military:
Hiram Lee Hunnicuttt
Route 1 Farmington, Washington Co, Arkansas
date of birth: Sep 21 1880
age 61 born in Marlin, Texas
nearest relative:
Mrs. H.L. Hunnicutt, Route 1 Farmington, Arkansas
employer name: farming for self

Hiram married Gertrude Mills about 1905. Gertrude was born in 1884 in Missouri; died after 1910 in of, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co, Ohio. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

daughter of Mrs. Mary E. Mills, 1864 Missouri, widow in 1910.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1860, Alto Springs P.O., Falls Co, Texas
• Census: 1870, Falls Co, Texas

Notes:

Census:
W S Hunnicutt 32 TN
L Hunnicutt 28 TN
E A Hunnicutt 11 TN
H A Hunnicutt 10 TN
Wm Hunnicutt 8 TX
Robt Hunnicutt 7 TX
Hiram Hunnicutt 5 TX
Isaac Hunnicutt 3 TX
Ed Hunnicutt 2 TX


Census:
Winfield Hundicut 42 1828 TN VA VA
Lucinda Hundicut 35 1832 TN SC TN
Robert Hundicut 17
Hiram Hundicut 16
Isaac Hundicut 14
Edward Hundicut 11
Joseph Hundicut 10
Winfield Hundicut 8
Betsy Hundicut 6
Walter Hundicut 5
Alice Hundicut 3
Garrett Hundicut 2

Hiram married Stella Rosa Moore on 25 Jun 1879 in Falls Co, Texas. Stella (daughter of Cowper Shellow (Cooper Shelton) Talliaferro and Anna Rebecca DeBerry, daughter of William Calhoun Moore and Rebecca Eliza Mississippi Green) was born on 31 Mar 1860 in Marlin, Falls Co, Texas; died on 31 Dec 1952 in Houston, Harris Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 9 Aug 1860, Marlin P.O., Falls Co, Texas
• Census: 10 Aug 1870, Navasota, Grimes Co, Texas
• Census: 11 Aug 1870, Harris Co, Texas
• Residence: 1879, Marlin, Falls Co, Texas; marries
• Residence: 1880, Marlin, Falls Co, Texas; son born
• Residence: 1885, McLennan Co, Texas; marries
• Residence: 1886, San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas; Rudolph born
• Residence: 1888, Falls Co, Texas; Albert born
• Residence: 1889, San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas; Nina born
• Residence: 1897, 1011 Ruiz, San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas
• Residence: 1899, San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas
• Census: 1900, San Antonio, Bexar Co (Ward 3), Texas
• Residence: 1903, 923 East Virginia Avenue, San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas
• Residence: 1905, 1405 Caroline, Houston, Harris Co, Texas
• Census: 1910, Houston, Harris Co (Ward 3), Texas
• Census: 1930, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, California

Notes:

From: "roccie hill"
To: "Sherry"
Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2013 9:31 PM
Subject: sleuthing

Dear Sherry,
I have been doing some more sleuthing around the subject of what happened to the children of William Calhoun Moore and Eliza Green Moore during and just after the Civil War. You may recall that I am the great great grandaughter of them, and the great grandaughter of Stella Moore. I have never been able to find Stella on a census after 1860 (when she was almost 1) and before 1900.

I know that William was living with his sister, Ann America Moore Kelly, in Grimes County, Texas in 1850 as he appears on that census.
I know that Eliza and William were married in Matagorda Texas in 1851, and I have obtained a copy of the not very informative marriage license of theirs.
I know that they were living, with 4 children, in Marlin, Falls County, Texas for the 1860 census.
I know that William Calhoun joined the 13th Texas Cavalry (Edwin Waller Jr) and Company B (Hightower) of the CSA, and that when he returned to Texas after the war, his wife, Eliza, was dead, and his children were scattered around.
From Runie's writing, we know that he went to look for them in Alabama, even though he was from Georgia and Eliza was from Mississippi.
And we know that he found them somehow, and brought them back with him and a new wife to Marlin.

Well, I was working on my grandmother, Stella's daughter, and uncovered a marriage license for her, where Stella's maiden name was listed as Taliaferro. My grandmother had always told me that 'we were Tolevers', but I could never figure out why she thought that. Tolever, of course, was an Americanization of the Italian name Taliaferro, and no one had ever said we were Italian. My grandmother staunchly believed we were Irish and German (the German being Olenbush, my great grandfather).

So how, then, could Stella have had a maiden name of Taliaferro? Well I found a census from Navasota, Grimes County, Texas (see above), listing a Taliaferro family with a daughter named Stella, who was the same age as my Stella would have been. That was the census of 1870. She was not with the family in 1860, nor in 1880, and I can't find a record of her birth or death as a Taliaferro. So I am wondering if that might be my great grandmother, and perhaps she was 'adopted' during the war years by a family near to William Moore's sister's place in Grimes County.

Of course, I will have to keep sleuthing and uncover some more sources that point this way. It may all be speculation on my part, but it's the closest I have come to an explanation of the mystery.

That is my update for now. If you have any information or thoughts about how I can cross-verify or disprove this, do let me know.

And have a wonderful summer!
Best,
Roccie Hill=

-----------------------

From: roccie hill
To: Sherry
Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2013 10:36 PM
Subject: news!!!

Hi Sherry,
I have been communicating with a fellow named Scott. He gave me access to his family tree, where he had Stella Taliaferro listed. I found this message in his records. It dates from 2011:

"email from Aunt LaDoris..... I recently discovered that Stella Taliaferro, was the adopted daughter of Cowper Shelton Taliaferro and Anna Rebecca DeBerry. Her name prior to adoption was Moore. 1870 census indicates she was 10 years old, indicating her probably birth as 1860. This information has not been documented by me. Do you have additional information to share on Stella Moore-Taliaferro?"


and I just responded to him with this information:

"Dear Scott,
Thank you so much for allowing me access to your family tree. I have been researching tonight and found this old message there:

"email from Aunt LaDoris..... I recently discovered that Stella Taliaferro, was the adopted daughter of Cowper Shelton Taliaferro and Anna Rebecca DeBerry. Her name prior to adoption was Moore. 1870 census indicates she was 10 years old, indicating her probably birth as 1860. This information has not been documented by me. Do you have additional information to share on Stella Moore-Taliaferro?'

Since my great grandmother, Stella, was the daughter of Eliza and William Calhoun Moore, I think we have a fit! I am so excited, and hope that we might work together to piece the story of her life together. She was born in 1859/60 to Eliza Green, about whom I know little, and William Calhoun Moore, who came from Georgia. His sister, Ann America Moore, had married a Kelley also from Georgia, and was living in Grimes County. William went to live with his sister when he was 19, in 1850 and was recorded on the census then in Texas. In 1855 he married Eliza, and they moved to Marlin, Falls County, where they had 4 children and were living in 1860. He mustered out of Marlin, leaving his wife and children behind. He fought in Hightower's Company B of Waller's 13th Texas Cavalry on the western bank of the river in Louisiana (battle of bonne carre, for example). When he returned to Marlin, his wife had died (I don't know how), and his children had been scattered. He found them, and brought them back to Marlin, where Stella was married in 1879 to Hiram Hunnicutt. Hiram died about 2 years later, but not before Stella gave birth to a son, Hiram Lee Hunnicutt. Stella then disappeared for a few years, and eventually married my great grandfather, Rudolph Olenbush, in Waco. They moved to San Antonio, where they lived, and then Houston. They had four children. Hiram Lee left the household to fight in the Sp American war, and changed his name back to Hunnicutt from Olenbush. He seems never to have returned. There is an Albert Olenbush buried in Marlin, who died in 1892, and lived for only 4 years...I assume that was another of Stella's children. My own grandmother, Nina, was an accomplished musician and seamstress, and I understand that Stella was an excellent dressmaker.

If you have other information about Stella, I would be so very grateful to learn of her years with the Taliaferro family. Thank you so much!
Best,
Roccie Hill"


Census:
Moore, W.C. 28 farmer 1370, 500 GA
Eliza 26 MS
E. 8 female TX
James 4 TX
Lucy 2 TX
Rosa 11/12 TX (Stella Rosa)
Nancy Dodd 21 AL

Census:
Name: Stella Taliaferro
Age in 1870: 10
Birth Year: abt 1860
Birthplace: Texas
Home in 1870: Navasota, Grimes, Texas
Race: White
Gender: Female
Post Office: Navasota

Household Members: Name Age
Cowper Taliaferro 37 1833 Virginia real estate agent
Anna Taliaferro 32 1838 Texas
Olive Taliaferro 11 1859 Texas at school
Stella Taliaferro 10 1860 Texas at school
George Taliaferro 46 1824 VA carpenter
Ellen Deberry 58 1812 SC at home
John Smith 46 carpenter Baveria




Census:
residence 633
Moore, W.C. 39 1831 Georgia farmer
Moore, Rebecca 38 1832 Indiana
Moore, E.P. 18 1852 Texas (Evelyn Polk)
Moore, James 14 1856 Texas
Moore, L.J. 12 1858 Texas (Lucy)
Moore, Shella 10 1860 Texas (Stella? Rosa)
Eliza 3 1867 Texas
Pellot Abraham 10 1860 Texas (white)
(Must be R Gabriel, Rebecca's son b 18 Jan 1860)


Residence 634
Baker, M.M. 65 male 1805 Tennessee farmer
Baker, T.A. 43 male 1827 Ohio
Baker, George 8 1862 Texas


residence 630
Pillot Edmond 62 1808 black male VA
Pillot, Mary 45 1825 Mulatto Tennessee
Pillot, Sallie 13 1857 Mulatto Texas
Pillot, Landis 9 1861 female Mulatto TX
Eliza 6 1864 Mulatto TX
Margareth 4 1866 Mulatto TX
Sophie 11/12 1870 black Texas


residence 639
Deschaumes, Francis 48 1822 France
Deschaumes, Mary 29 1841 Texas
Deschaumes, Caroline 17 1853 Texas
Deschaumes, Emilie 15 1855 Texas
Deschaumes, Julia 14 1856 Texas
Deschaumes, Augusta 12 1858 Texas
Deschaumes, Alfred 10 160 Texas
Deschaumes, Victoria 8 1862 Texas
Deschaumes, Henry 4 1866 Texas
Davis, David 13 1857 Texas
Davis, Mary 11 1859 Texas
Davis, Lucy 9 1851 Texas
Deschaumes, Marianna 11/12 1869 Texas
Barclay, P.O. 19 1851 Louisiana


Residence:
Name: R H Olenbush
Residence Year: 1897
Street Address: 1011 Ruiz
Residence Place: San Antonio, Texas
Occupation: Slsmn
Publication Title: San Antonio, Texas, City Directory, 1897



Residence:
Olenbush, R.H. Slsmn Waters Pierce Oil Co, r 1011 Ruiz.


Census:
Rudolph Olenbush 45 Aug 1854 married 21 yrs in 1879 Missouri Germany Germany

Stella Olenbush 40 Mar 1860 Texas Georgia Texas
Hiram (Hunnicutt) Olenbush son (step-son) 19 Sep 1880
Rudolph Olenbush son 14 May 1886
Nina Olenbush daughter 11 Oct 1888
James Olenbush son 9 Sep 1890
Jack Olenbush son 8 Feb 1892


Residence:
Name: R H Olenbush
Residence Year: 1903
Street Address: 923 E Virginia Ave
Residence Place: San Antonio, Texas
Occupation: Trav Slsmn
Publication Title: San Antonio, Texas, City Directory, 1903


Residence:
Name: R H Olenbush
Gender: M (Male)
Residence Year: 1905
Residence Place: Houston, Texas
Spouse: Stella Olenbush

Publication Title: Houston, Texas, City Directory, 1905

Olenbush Rudolph H. trav slsmn r 1405 Caroline. 3.
Olenbush Stella (Mrs R.H.) dressmkr Mrs. A.D. Cotton. r. 1405 Caroline.


Census:
Philip Warlick 29 head TX NC TN railroad yard clerk
Annie Warlick 29 wife TX VA OK
Mary Warlick 3 daughter
Rupert Barry 16 son
Foreman Grace 32 boarder widow 2 births 2 living Michigan Canada (English) Canada English
Atelle (Stella) Olenbuck 49 boarder widow 8 births 5 living USA USA USA
Nina Olenbucke 20 boarder USA USA USA
T W Johnson 46 lodger single MO ENG ENG


Census:
Nina Price 37 div m at 17 y.o. Texas Missouri Texas
Cecelia Price 18 daughter single
Stella Olembrish 70 wid mother 1st m at age 17 Texas Georgia Texas

Winfield married Lucinda Smith about 1847. Lucinda was born on 27 Oct 1830 in Lincoln Co, Tennessee; died on 11 Jun 1922 in Falls Co, Texas; was buried in Blue Ridge Baptist Church Cem, Blue Ridge, Falls Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1850, Grimes Co, Texas
• Census: 9 Aug 1860, Marlin P.O., Falls Co, Texas
• Military: 1862, Falls County, Texas
• Other-Begin: Abt 1865, Alabama (possibly); per journal
• Census: 11 Aug 1870, Harris Co, Texas
• Census: Jun 1880, McLennan Co (District 106), Texas
• Census: 8 Jun 1900, Marlin (Ward 1), Falls Co, Texas
• Residence: 8 Jun 1900, Coleman Street, Marlin, Falls Co, Texas

Notes:

Related in the journal written by his granddaughter, Mary Ann "Nona" Stricker, "Texas Girlhood, she writes, "Years earlier her father (Runie, her mother) had returned home to Alabama from four years of fighting for the South to find his wife dead and his children scattered - he long knew not where. A lasting injury, suffered when his abdomen was pierced by a saddle horn during a cavalry charge, added to his woes. But he gathered the pieces of his broken heart and health, and with a characteristic masculine capacity for recovery rushed off to Texas and into a second marriage. Soon he had added to his adventure two more children and a divorce."

Note, no census records record him in Alabama. His first wife did die, and from census records, it appears he was in Texas. He did remarry and lived in Harris County near his 2nd wife's extended family, along with children from the first marriage. Unknown where this misinformation generated.

The journal continues...
"Undaunted either by age, ill health, or by previous matrimony catastrophe, and perhaps impelled by a fear of an approaching old age unsoftened by feminine companionship, William Moore went in search of a third wife. It wasn't long before he met and married Grandma (Mary Madden Jones Norton),a childless widow of thirty-six who had spent the Civil War years mothering several orphaned brothers and sisters."

__________________________________


http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/th/read/TAYLOR/1998-12/0912965886


____________________________
from Paula

I think I may have a breakthrough on William Calhoun Moore's ancestors, too, using some of the information you had sent to me. I eliminated the notion about Zachary Taylor this afternoon, but used his supposed kinswoman to find the proper family for her. Phillis Taylor, born in 1754, married Joshua Moore, and their son Samuel is William Calhoun's father, it looks like that at any rate. The family was all born in Delaware, then packed up and moved to Georgia. Phillis' grandfather was William Taylor of Somerset, Md. (died by Oct. 1773); Joshua's parents are Joshua Moore and Temperence Wailes.

At least, that's what this more plausible genealogical chart looks like. It comes with copious notes, and the notes are very confusing and use several varieties of enumeration, and I'm still trying to sort that out. These charts don't PROVE anything, of course, but is makes no claim to important people, includes much of a family that was already in that Rogers family tree on rootsweb (but the date errors are gone). Nothing has been proved, with this new genealogy, but one census record for William C. Moore did indicate that his father was born in Delaware. That sounded like a mistake to me, but I tucked it into a cubby hole in my brain as a possible clue. :)

Here is the web page. I'm sure you want to see it!

http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/th/read/TAYLOR/1998-12/0912965886

Yours, Paula


Census:
John Kelly 39 Georgia
Ann Kelly 24 (Ann America Moore) Georgia
Lucy G Kelly 12 Georgia
Franklin B Kelly 8 Georgia
Daniel Kelly 0 Texas
Wm C Moore 19 1831 Georgia (bro to Ann America)
H Loftin 38 1812 South Carolina


Census:
Moore, W.C. 28 farmer 1370, 500 GA
Eliza 26 MS
E. 8 female TX
James 4 TX
Lucy 2 TX
Rosa 11/12 TX (Stella Rosa)
Nancy Dodd 21 AL



Military:
From: "Roccie"
To:
Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2012 4:26 AM
Subject: Wc Moore info


Hi Sherry,
Here's a little more I found out. He fought for the confederacy as part of waller's regiment mustered out of falls county. He was in company b (Thomas Hightower's company), and this was a cavalry regiment. Moore was a sergeant.
All the best,
Roccie=

6/16/13 (Roccie)
"when he returned to Texas after the war, his wife, Eliza, was dead, and his children were scattered around."


Other-Begin:
comment: Texas Girlhood, pg 3, written by his granddaughter- stated he had returned to Alabama "from four years of fighting for the south to find his wife dead and his children scattered he knew not where."

(from Paula)
His wife had died in '64, she was last known to be in Texas, having had a child in 1863 in Texas. Had she moved to Alabama with the children while he was in the war? What was the connection to Alabama? He was from Georgia and she from Mississippi; but their first child was born in Texas 1851.

Whatever the facts that had played out about 'Alabama' seem to not be known now, but he obviously did find his children as they were all livng with him and his 2nd wife by the 1870 census in Harris county. He had married her in 1866.

His war record has not been found.

Census:
residence 633
Moore, W.C. 39 1831 Georgia farmer
Moore, Rebecca 38 1832 Indiana
Moore, E.P. 18 1852 Texas (Evelyn Polk)
Moore, James 14 1856 Texas
Moore, L.J. 12 1858 Texas (Lucy)
Moore, Shella 10 1860 Texas (Stella? Rosa)
Eliza 3 1867 Texas
Pellot Abraham 10 1860 Texas (white)
(Must be R Gabriel, Rebecca's son b 18 Jan 1860)


Residence 634
Baker, M.M. 65 male 1805 Tennessee farmer
Baker, T.A. 43 male 1827 Ohio
Baker, George 8 1862 Texas


residence 630
Pillot Edmond 62 1808 black male VA
Pillot, Mary 45 1825 Mulatto Tennessee
Pillot, Sallie 13 1857 Mulatto Texas
Pillot, Landis 9 1861 female Mulatto TX
Eliza 6 1864 Mulatto TX
Margareth 4 1866 Mulatto TX
Sophie 11/12 1870 black Texas


residence 639
Deschaumes, Francis 48 1822 France
Deschaumes, Mary 29 1841 Texas
Deschaumes, Caroline 17 1853 Texas
Deschaumes, Emilie 15 1855 Texas
Deschaumes, Julia 14 1856 Texas
Deschaumes, Augusta 12 1858 Texas
Deschaumes, Alfred 10 160 Texas
Deschaumes, Victoria 8 1862 Texas
Deschaumes, Henry 4 1866 Texas
Davis, David 13 1857 Texas
Davis, Mary 11 1859 Texas
Davis, Lucy 9 1851 Texas
Deschaumes, Marianna 11/12 1869 Texas
Barclay, P.O. 19 1851 Louisiana

comment: Texas Girlhood, written by his granddaughter- stated he had returned to Alabama "from four years of fighting for the south to find his wife dead and his children scattered he knew not where."

His wife had died in '64, she was last known to be Texas, having had a child in 1863 in Texas. Had she moved to Alabama with the children while he was in the war? Whatever the facts that had played out about Alabama seem to not be known now, but he obviously did find his children as they were livng with him and his 2nd wife by the 1870 census in Harris county. He had married her in 1866.


Census:
Jun 1880 McLennan Co (District 106), Texas

Moore, W.C. 49 1831 farmer Georgia -- --
Mary M. 36 1844 Missouri Missouri Missouri

("W" in W.C. Moore, faded and handwriting looks like "N" C. Moore.)


Census:
08 Jun 1900 Marlin, Ward No. 1, Falls Co, Texas

res 118 Moore, William C May 1831 69 married 20
Georgia, Delaware Georgia
Mary M wife Nov 1842 57 married 20 2 births 1 living Missouri Illinois Illinois
(her parents were not born in Illinois. She would have known that. Andrew also stated in his 1880 census that father was born in Illinois and mother in Texas)

next page:
308 Capps
residence 126
Walter E Hunnicutt 34 Jun 1865 Texas TN TN
Mattie Hunnicutt 25 Jun 1874 Alabama
Emmitt K Hunnicutt 4 Oct 1895 son
Mary Watley 30 black servant divorced Texas
Mattie Crawford 24 black servant widowed Texas
Charlie Crawford 6 black son of Mattie


Buried:
Greenwood Cemetery, Waco (Bellmead),McLennan Co. Texas
Submitted by Nancy K. Carter ppp@theplaces.com
http://files.usgwarchives.net/tx/mclennan/cemeteries/greenwood.txt

MOORE,W. C. [CSA] male born 1840 died 1864 m MOORE,Mary M.
(CSA = Confederate States of America)

MOORE,Mary M. born 1843 died 1920 married MOORE,W.C. [CSA]

(note: we have his b.d. as 1831 from census and he was alive in 1900 census. Dates are not correct on this Greenwood Cemetery transcription.)

William married Rebecca Eliza Mississippi Green on 16 Apr 1851 in Matagorda Co, Texas. Rebecca (daughter of Benjamin Green and Mrs. (..) Green) was born on 14 Feb 1834 in Mississippi; died on 3 Mar 1864 in of, Falls Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 9 Aug 1860, Marlin P.O., Falls Co, Texas

Notes:

From: Roccie RoccieHill Hill
Date: 12/18/2015 12:26:09 PM
To: Sherry
Subject: Re: Bay Area Book Reading by Roccie Hill

I have found bunches of things since we last talked. It turns out that William Moore lived in Brazoria for a few years, and that is how he met Eliza, whose name was Rebecca Eliza Mississippi Green. She had a sister, Louisiana Elizabeth Green, who married Daniel Rawls. The two Green girls were orphaned?their mother died in the journey from South Carolina to Texas, and their father, Benjamin Green, who fought in the Battle of San Jacinto, died in 1837 later. Their uncle, James Green, lived to a ripe old age?.the two Green brothers were old 300, as well. Jamesj Green also fought at San Jacinto.

Still, I can?t find out where Eliza was born or where she died, but at least I know who her father was.

DNA connected me to William Moore?s line, so I?m confident I?m on the right track.

Take care of yourself?.so happy you are doing well!
Best,
Roccie


Census:
W C Moore 28
Eliza Moore 26 Mississippi
E Moore 8 Texas
James Moore 4 Texas
Lucy Moore 2 Texas
Rosa Moore 3/12 Texas
Nancy Dodd 21 Alabama


this nancy dodd?
1850 Polk Co, Texas
Sarah Dodd 41 1809 TN
Mary Dodd 15
Nancy Dodd 12 1838 Alabama
Josiah Dodd 10
Sarah Dodd 6
John Dodd 4
James Dodd 2