The Weaver Family of New York City
The Weaver Family of New York City
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13, 1769; w years a member of the family of her nephew Clark Greenwood, of New York, and • Recorded N. Y. Lil>. Lix. 498.
t No H the Preab. Churches of Rahway or Woodbridgc, covering the period of the war, are preserved.
died 27 March, 1861, ae. 92. With her, family legend was well preserved, and her memory of past events was, to the last, unim- paired.
ix. Mary, b. April 15 (church record Apr. 27), bapt. May 17, 1772: m. 4 May, 1793 (Presb. Ch. , N. Y. ), John W. Moore, merchant of N. Y. He wa...s a son of Capt. Win. Moore who m. (Dutch ch. N. Y. ) 31 Dec. 1760, Mary Bogart, and lived at the corner of Beekrnan and Cliif Streets, in a house which he sold in 1793 to his son, and re- moved to East Chester, whei'e he died, his will being dated Oct. 5, 1795; he left children, John W. ; Louis; and Leah, wife of Joel Stone of Montreal ; the second son, Judge Louis Moore of Hacken- sack, N. J. , m. A dau. Of Michael Price, lessee of the old Park Theatre. John W. Moore visited France early in the century, and, at the receptions of the First Consul, his wife was known as "La Belle Americaine"; her miniature, taken at this period, was long in !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13, 1769; w years a member of the family of her nephew Clark Greenwood, of New York, and • Recorded N. Y. Lil>. Lix. 498.
t No H the Preab. Churches of Rahway or Woodbridgc, covering the period of the war, are preserved.
died 27 March, 1861, ae. 92. With her, family legend was well preserved, and her memory of past events was, to the last, unim- paired.
ix. Mary, b. April 15 (church record Apr. 27), bapt. May 17, 1772: m. 4 May, 1793 (Presb. Ch. , N. Y. ), John W. Moore, merchant of N. Y. He wa...s a son of Capt. Win. Moore who m. (Dutch ch. N. Y. ) 31 Dec. 1760, Mary Bogart, and lived at the corner of Beekrnan and Cliif Streets, in a house which he sold in 1793 to his son, and re- moved to East Chester, whei'e he died, his will being dated Oct. 5, 1795; he left children, John W. ; Louis; and Leah, wife of Joel Stone of Montreal ; the second son, Judge Louis Moore of Hacken- sack, N. J. , m. A dau. Of Michael Price, lessee of the old Park Theatre. John W. Moore visited France early in the century, and, at the receptions of the First Consul, his wife was known as "La Belle Americaine"; her miniature, taken at this period, was long in !
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