Joshua Moore was born in 1753.[citation needed] According to the import of his profile, he was born in Sussex County, Delaware.
Joshua Moore was documented in Greene County, Georgia in 1797 when he, Thos. B. Wyatt, and Joseph Jackson appraised the Estate of Edward Jackson.[1]
Joshua Moore of the county of Greene, state of Georgia, set his hand and seal to his Last Will and Testament on the 26th day of February 1816 making special bequests unto:[2]
wife Phillis Moore
daughter Nancy Wright
Son Gilley Moore
son Spencer Moore
son Joshua Moore
daughter Patsey Gatlin
son Samuel Moore
five grand children, Samuel M. Gatlin, Wing_ W. Gatlin, Angelina Gatlin, Alla Gatlin & Hillard I. Gatlin
His son, Gilley Moore was appointed Sole Executor, and the will was witnessed by John Winfield, Charles Bailey, Bathsheba (her mark) Tyler. The will was proven in the Court of Ordinary on the 6th of May 1816.
Negroe Man named Joe, aged 21 in 1816, (purchased from Charles H. Hardy and bequeathed to Gilley Moore)[2]
Negro Bob (purchased from Administrix [sic] of Doctor WWStrain Dec'd and bequeathed to Spencer Moore)[2]
Negro Woman Ester (purchased from Stephen Lawrance and bequeathed to Joshua Moore)[2]
Salley (purchased from William Randle and bequeathed to Patsey Gatlin)[2]
Negroe Boy name George (purchased from William Randle and bequeathed to Samuel Moore)[2]
Sources
↑ Greene County, Georgia, Wills Volume A, Page 27, citing Joshua Moore in Appraisement of Estate of Edward Jackson. Digital images: Familysearach.org [database with images] Film #005756648, image 34 of 778
Moore-18397 was created by Amy Wilson through the import of 2014_MASTER.ged on Sep 24, 2014.
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