Richard Moore, brickmaker, is listed as a passenger aboard the "Delaware", John Moore Commander; from Bristol in Old England arriving in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the 11th of the 5th Month 1686, traveling with his wife Mary and children Mary and John; with Sarah Searle his servant for 4 years to come from the 3d of May 1686.[1]
Another account of the arrival of the Moore family is described in David Mickle's Italic textOrigin of the Thomas Green family of
Chester County, PennsylvaniaItalic text, suggesting the Moore family traveled with 2 other families; the Green's and the Guests[2]
Thomas Greene Husbandman & Margaret his wife, Thomas and John Greene his sons. Mary Guest his servant for 7 years to come from the third day of May 1686.
Richard Moore Brick maker & Mary his wife & Mary his daughter & John Moore his son.[3]
Henry Guest and Mary his wife and Henry his sone
It seems Richard Moore was born in Birmingham England but the records providing his birth and ancestry were not found in christening records for Northfield or nearby parishes.
↑ The Philadelphia and Bucks County Registers of Arrivals, Compared, Corrected and Re-Transcribed: Name: Richard Moore;
Arrival Year: 1686; Arrival Place: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania' Primary Immigrant: Moore, Richard; Family Members: Wife Mary; Daughter Mary; Son John
futhey, J. Smith & Cope, gilbert (1881). History of Chester County, Pennsylvania with genealogical and biographical sketches. Press of Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia.
ROACH, HANNAH BENNER. "The Philadelphia and Bucks County Registers of Arrivals, Compared, Corrected and Re-Transcribed." In Passengers and Ships prior to 1684, edited by Walter Lee Sheppard, Jr. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1970, pp. 159-175.
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Richard by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
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Moore-17426 and Moore-16501 appear to represent the same person because: the share the same wife. Please merge Moore-17426 into Moore-16501. Thank you!