Sheryl Moore (b. 1950s) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree

Sheryl S. Moore

Born 1950s.

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Daughter of L. David Moore and Janet (Beach) Moore

Sister of [private brother (1950s - unknown)], [private sister (1960s - unknown)] and David Moore

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Profile last modified 30 Nov 2023 | Created 2 Feb 2016

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Biography

Sheryl Moore was born in Indiana..

Sheryl gifted some WikiTree kindness during the 2022 Secret Santa!

Sheryl Moore has Scottish Ancestors.

Sheryl Moore has English ancestors.

Sheryl Moore has Finnish ancestors.

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It may be possible to confirm family relationships by comparing test results with Sheryl or other carriers of her ancestors' mitochondrial DNA. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Sheryl:

100.00% 100.00% Sheryl Moore: Autosomal DNA Test + MyHeritage DNA, GEDmatch KP5738189 [compare], yourDNAportal SHEb082155d
~1.56% Ken Mennell : 23andMe
~0.78% James Harris : AncestryDNA, GEDmatch LS7219340 [compare]

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Genealogist-to-Genealogist (G2G) Forum posts about Sheryl:

Sheryl Moore is a Wonderful WikiTreer Nov 26, 2023.
Sheryl Moore is a Wonderful WikiTreer! Nov 23, 2023.
Sheryl Moore is a Wonderful Wikitreer Oct 28, 2023.
Sheryl Moore is a Wonderful WikiTreer Oct 25, 2023.
Sheryl Moore is a Wonderful WikiTreer Oct 11, 2023.
Sheryl Moore is a Wonderful WikiTreer. Aug 30, 2023.

Comments: 129

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Bernice (Christy) Cresson

Big thank you to Sheryl who found my missing Christy/Lambert link. Lesson learned: someone who usually goes by their middle name may be in records that way too. Thank you! Bernice Cresson

posted Sep 26, 2023 by Bernice (Christy) Cresson

Dian (Gates) Prentice

Thank you for your warm welcome to WikiTree! I am so glad that I came across a video by Connie Knox that introduced me to WikiTree! I will definitely read the suggest links you left me. This seems like an incredible new research site!

Thank you again, Dian

posted Sep 16, 2023 by Dian (Gates) Prentice

Ramón Puig de la Bellacasa Alberola

Hi Sheryl,

Many thanks for your kind welcoming message to WikiTree Honor Code. I'm starting to learn and have many possible contributions that I would like to introduce correctly. I have also a relative in Spain who will help also me. Nonetheless I note your email, so I may consult you too. I use a lot of my pensionist free time with my children and granchildren and also with a blog I mantained since 2010. Now I will try to honour my engagement in WikiTree. All the best Ramón

posted Sep 15, 2023 by Ramón Puig de la Bellacasa Alberola

Harvey Knull

Hi Sheryl,

Thank you and I am looking forward to whatever Wikitree brings.

posted Sep 02, 2023 by Harvey Knull

Nancy Murdoch

Hi Sheryl,

Thanks for the warm welcome! Can't wait to figure the Wikitree out! Nancy

posted Aug 27, 2023 by Nancy Murdoch

Bernadette (Potts) Potts-Byrne

Hi Sheryl,

Thank You. Your tips have really helped Kind Regards Bernadette

posted May 08, 2023 by Bernadette (Potts) Potts-Byrne

Patsy (Dodson) Wilson

Hi Sheryl, Thank you so very much for your kind offer. I will really need your help. So much to see and learn at WikiTree. Patsy Dodson Wilson

posted May 08, 2023 by Patsy (Dodson) Wilson

Bernadette (Potts) Potts-Byrne

Hi Sheryl, Thank You for you Greeting. I have an awful lot I need to learn to benefit from WikiTree. So far I don't understand how at all. Thank You,

posted May 08, 2023 by Bernadette (Potts) Potts-Byrne

Donna Kurth

Thank you so much Sheryl, I am looking forward to learning about my ancestors!!!

posted Apr 01, 2023 by Donna Kurth

Marta (Ring) Anderson

Hi Sheryl! Greetings from Oxnard, Ventura County, California. I just wanted to thank you for the warm welcome!!

I appreciate your warmth and it will last a lifetime🙏🏼🙏🏼

posted Mar 26, 2023 by Marta (Ring) Anderson

Dan Chapman

Thank you Sheryl for the welcome!

posted Mar 04, 2023 by Dan Chapman

Linda Weber

Thank you Sheryl for the advice.

Pls know you are appreciated. Londa

posted Jan 30, 2023 by Linda Weber

Jeanette Sowers

Thank you Sheryl for the warm welcome. I look forward to learning and sharing with others.

Jeanette

posted Jan 28, 2023 by Jeanette Sowers

K Morse

Thanks for fixing my mess (& with lightening speed)! Ur an angel 🥰

posted Jan 25, 2023 by K Morse

Sheryl Moore

Hi, K

I am happy to help! I don't know about the angel part, but I do know how to climb trees! :-)

posted Jan 25, 2023 by Sheryl Moore

Anonymous Rosselle

Thanks for the welcome. I am getting used to this and have a lot to learn.

Janet

posted Jan 18, 2023 by Anonymous Rosselle

J Pennington

Thank you Sheryl for the welcome. I'm a bit overwhelmed at the moment, but hope to gain some info that I'm missing. I'm a member of Ancestry.

posted Dec 28, 2022 by J Pennington

Sheryl Moore

Hi, J

Take your time getting to know WikITree. Once you are more comfortable, you can migrate your data from Ancestry and enjoy the one-world tree here.

feel free to contact me if you need anything.

Take care ~ Sheryl

posted Dec 28, 2022 by Sheryl Moore

Donna Darling

Thank you for welcoming me to what quite certainly feels like a vast expanse. I do have an extensive tree on My Heritage though I am now attempting to verify the 4000+ people by reducing to direct lineage. I feel this may be just the place to accomplish this goal.

posted Dec 02, 2022 by Donna Darling

Di (Herbert) Farrington

Thank you for the welcome. I joined quite a while ago but don’t quite understand what I’m doing! I belong to Ancestry and Gedmatch among many others. Today I found the first ancestor on here that I could confidently identify as my 3rd great grandmother. I have quite a lot of info on the Gurney family. Once again, thank you. Di

posted Nov 12, 2022 by Di (Herbert) Farrington

Jerimee Richir

Thanks for welcoming me with the thank you! :)

posted Oct 04, 2022 by Jerimee Richir

Louise Villeneuve

Thank you for the greeting Sheryl!

posted Sep 26, 2022 by Louise Villeneuve

Blaine Pool

Thank you, 😊, Sheryl for the greeting. I'm a history major and love it and Genealogy too. My sister, Muriel Hachfeld, is a member now and doing much family research.

posted Sep 07, 2022 by Blaine Pool

Beverley Lewis

Hi Sheryl. Thanks for the welcome and the tip. I will take your advice and look around the site for a bit as it feels a bit daunting right now.

posted May 10, 2022 by Beverley Lewis

Larissa Eibner

Dear Sheryl,

Thank you very much. As I am new to this site I think it wiill me take some time to get used with all of its functions.

posted May 08, 2022 by Larissa Eibner

Alison Miller

Thank you so much Sheryl. I'm new to the site and brand new to genealogy. Thanks to an Ancestry DNA test and this excellent site, I've just now discovered that my 15th g. Grandparents were Patrick (Lyon) 1st Lord of Glamis, born 1410, and his wife Isabel (Ogilvie) Kennedy, so discovering that my family is related to Queen Elizabeth II and her late mother through my maternal grandmother has left me in shock. :)

posted Apr 02, 2022 by Alison Miller

Brian Stringer

Hi Sheryl, I want to thank you for your message I will get back to you soon, I'm still trying to get started.

Regards Brian

posted Mar 30, 2022 by Brian Stringer

Heather (Taylor) Medina

Hi Sheryl, I want to thank you for your message when I joined. I honestly was shocked at how fast I received welcome messages from folks here on WikiTree. I'm a bit overwhelmed with how powerful this site is and am anxious to get my tree uploaded. Thank you again for your kindness and offer of help, I appreciate it very much. Heather

posted Mar 04, 2022 by Heather (Taylor) Medina

Anonymous (Bass) Donnelly

Sheryl,

Thank you so much for welcoming me to WikiTree right away after I joined. I appreciate your suggestions and offer of help on how to get started here. It made me glad that I joined! 😊 Bass

posted Feb 27, 2022 by Anonymous (Bass) Donnelly

Kelly (Mulligan) Jamieson

Thank you Sheryl, for contacting me and telling me about how to use the site. I am slowly learning, as I have time, and I appreciated your direction!

_Kelly Jamieson

posted Jan 29, 2022 by Kelly (Mulligan) Jamieson

Robert Rasmussen Jr.

Thanks for your assistance, Sheryl!

posted Jan 28, 2022 by Robert Rasmussen Jr.

Lynette Eckard

Thank you for your input Sheryl, it was very helpful.

posted Jan 11, 2022 by Lynette Eckard

Claire (Chapel) Nava

Thank you for adding your DNA to WikiTree, Sheryl.

I doubt that you need it, but here is a link that will tell you more about how DNA kits are used on WikiTree: Getting the Best from DNA

Claire ~ WikiTree Greeter

posted Dec 11, 2020 by Claire (Chapel) Nava

Daisey Fish

Thanks for the FOND A GRAVE work

Daisey A. Fish

posted Nov 26, 2020 by Daisey Fish

Daisey Fish

---for your DATA DOCTOR badge thanks

Daisey A. Fish

posted Nov 26, 2020 by Daisey Fish

Stephanie Ward

Hi Sheryl, 8th cousin, once removed! Didn't realize you're in the Hanks line with me. Always fun to find a new cousin!

posted Jul 17, 2020 by Stephanie Ward

Sheryl Moore

Hey, cuz!

Interesting! - it is fun to find connections you never knew about. Thanks for letting me know.

posted Jul 19, 2020 by Sheryl Moore

James Washington

WikiTree needs to find a way to add a 'Star' or something to the Generous Genealogist Badge as with military Combat Ribbons for people like Sheryl (one Badge just isn't enough). She is ultra-helpful, knowledgeable, generous with her time, warm, and a credit to WikiTree. She has the patience of Job and the WikiWisdom of Solomon. Truly a delight to communicate with. Warmest Regards and Thank you for "being there." - James

posted Feb 21, 2020 by James Washington

Pip Sheppard

Sheryl, the Appreciation Team thanks for you for efforts toward making our Shared Tree the best it can be with your 1000+ contributions during August 2019. You are an important part of what we are all about!

Pippin Sheppard

WikiTrees Appreciation Team

posted Sep 15, 2019 by Pip Sheppard

Pip Sheppard

Hi Sheryl!

The Appreciation Team thanks you for all for your hard work for reaching 1000+ contributions for the month July 2019. Onward and upward!

Pip Sheppard

WikiTree Appreciation Team

posted Aug 03, 2019 by Pip Sheppard

Sandy (Sears) Loscheider

Today I was crabby and left a comment that I should not have made to Sheryl. For this I am deeply sorry to have hurt her. She took the time to answered me very graciously with some very sound advice and suggestions. For this I am truly thankful to have someone like this watching over me and giving me guidance. She is an awesome lady! and member of WikiTree. I will try harder to watch my frustrations. I took her advice and had a hot chocolate to relax. Thank you for your help and kindness. You are wonderful!!

Sandy

posted Feb 07, 2019 by Sandy (Sears) Loscheider

Lisa (Kelsey) Murphy

You are awesome!

I do not care what anyone says, This is the very best team around. This team has dealt with homelessness, pneunonia, friends and family dropping in, plans changing, computer issues and more. We all still got in and sourced as best we could.

You are an amazingly awesome team and I am so blessed to have you all in Legacy Heirs. I hope to have you all back next year.

Lisa

posted Oct 01, 2018 by Lisa (Kelsey) Murphy

Pat (Fuller) Credit

Thank you for your work on correcting categories on my 2GGM. While checking your work I revisited that family and started pushing that brickwall back in time. Still have lots of updating to do. Hope there are not to many distractions again.

posted Aug 14, 2018 by Pat (Fuller) Credit

Darlene (Scott) Kerr

Thank you Sheryl.

posted Aug 10, 2018 by Darlene (Scott) Kerr

Cheryl Givens

Sheryl,

THANKS So Much for all your help. So appreciative for you sharing your knowledge about genealogy.

Kindly, Cheryl (Givens) Maxwell

posted Aug 08, 2018 by Cheryl Givens

Sheryl is 19 degrees from Rosalynn Carter, 24 degrees from Zara Bate, 21 degrees from Anne-Aymone Giscard d'Estaing, 31 degrees from Sinéad de Valera, 26 degrees from Elly Heuss-Knapp, 30 degrees from Janet Jagan, 27 degrees from Imelda Marcos, 28 degrees from 睦子三木, 23 degrees from Lisbeth Palme, 22 degrees from Maryon Pearson, 28 degrees from Jehan Sadat and 30 degrees from Sofija Smetonienė on our single family tree. Login to find your connection.