Edward was born about 1737. He passed away after 1788.
Sources
Moseley, Mosly Etc. Families (Book 2 of 2): Genealogical Appendix: Apparently Non-Norfolk Lines & Raw Research Notes on Some Readily Available Records About Most Early N.American Moseley Families & A Few Medieval European Families, compiled by Leila Eldridge D'Aiutolo, et al, 2000, page 353.
Moseley, Mosly Etc. Families (Book 2 of 2): Genealogical Appendix: Apparently Non-Norfolk Lines & Raw Research Notes on Some Readily Available Records About Most Early N.American Moseley Families & A Few Medieval European Families, compiled by Leila Eldridge D'Aiutolo, et al, 2000, page 343.
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