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Judith (Moorman) Douglas (1711 - 1774)

Judith Douglas formerly Moorman
Born in New Kent County, Virginiamap
Ancestors ancestors
Daughter of and
Sister of , , and
Wife of — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Wife of — married 1731 in Louisa, Virginiamap
Descendants descendants
Mother of , , , , , , , , , and
Died at age 62 in Barboursville, Orange, Colony of Virginiamap [uncertain]
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Biography

Judith was a Friend (Quaker)

Judith Moorman was born about 1711 in New Kent County, Virginia, the daughter of Charles Moorman and Elizabeth (Reynolds) Moorman. This date is based on the known age of her eldest child.

She married John Douglass about 1731 in Hanover County, Virginia. They had the following children: [1] [2]

  1. Charles -- 1732, 4, 29
  2. Elizabeth -- 1733, 12, 18
  3. Thomas -- 1740, 9, 2
  4. Polly -- 1744, 6, 12
  5. Judith -- 1746, 7, 18
  6. John -- 1748, 8, 8
  7. Anne -- 1750, 2, 10
  8. Achillis -- 1752, 2, 22
  9. Dorcas -- 1755, 1, 9

Quaker Record

1748 5th mo 16 day (16 July 1748) Judith and John and their children were received in membership at the Douglas Meeting. Recorded at Camp Creek Monthly Meeting. [3]
1752 8th mo 25 day Charles Douglass reported married to Anne Adams.

Sources

  1. ↑ Bell, 8-9.
  2. ↑ Records of Camp Creek MM U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935 - Virginia - Richmond City - Richmond & Cedar Creek Monthly Meetings. Camp Creek Louisa Co - Births 1729-1755 image 34 of 37
  3. ↑ Hinshaw, p. 287
  • Hinshaw, William Wade. Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, vol. VI. Richmond, IN: Friends Book, 1950.
  • "Our Quaker Friends of ye olden time; being in part a transcript of the minute books of Cedar Creek meeting, Hanover County, and the South River meeting, Campbell County, Va" Compiled by James Pinkney Pleasant Bell, J.P. Bell company, (Lynchburg, Va..1905); digital image: [1] Page 14.


  • Cedar Creek Monthly Meeting Notes.

Clip from page 241 in the US Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy. Vol. I - VI, 1607-1943.





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Edwards-18213 Rose Edwards
Moorman-1469 and Moorman-174 appear to represent the same person because: seems to be the same person
posted by Rose Edwards
Mary Elizabeth Stewart
Moorman-1434 and Moorman-174 appear to represent the same person because: Duplicate
posted by Mary Elizabeth Stewart
Smith-18204 Deena (Smith) Cross
Moorman-456 and Moorman-174 appear to represent the same person because: Same dates, same places
posted by Deena (Smith) Cross
[Living Daly]
Hello Mary

The Southern Pioneers Project only added a source that shows the births of the children, and these are Quaker Records. The date and place of birth of Judith were already existing. If you have knowledge of this profile you are encouraged to edit the profile. Your additions are valued. Thank You, Eric

posted by [Living Daly]
Mary Elizabeth Stewart
What evidence is there for her birthdate and place? There is none in Quaker meeting records. Louisa County did not exist until 1742. Judith's parents lived near present day Ashland, Virginia until at least 1743. See the Vestry Book of St. Paul's Parish processioning records.
posted by Mary Elizabeth Stewart
Stovall-395 Sally Stovall
Moorman-683 and Moorman-174 appear to represent the same person because: Laurel, these two have been reviewed and approved for merging, please approve.
posted by Sally Stovall
[Living Daly]
The children are clearly noted in the Quaker records. but please remember not all children of these Quakers were, especially if the parents were dis owned by the Quakers. Its like some managers who wont merge simply out of stubbornness
posted by [Living Daly]
J-276 Paula J
Eric please post the sources and let's verify children.
posted by Paula J
J-276 Paula J
These profiles are clearly the same person and should be merged. All other changes such as children can then be made.
posted by Paula J
J-276 Paula J
I'll be glad to assist you. This is a line we have been working
posted by Paula J
[Living Daly]
Please see Quaker record on page 8 and 9 for the children of John Douglas and Judith Moorman

Our Quaker Friends of ye olden time; being in part a transcript of the minute books of Cedar Creek meeting, Hanover County, and the South River meeting, Campbell County, Va Author: James Pinkney Pleasant Bell. Publisher: Lynchburg, Va., J.P. Bell company 1905. Page: 8 & 9.

posted by [Living Daly]
[Living Daly]
Sure ask Sally. I will add so many sources now. its futile to not merge. these sources should have been added by managers long ago
posted by [Living Daly]

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