John Henry Moser married Maria Catharina Geiger in 1804[1]. They were the parents of one daughter, Catharina, born in 1805, who married Joseph Fulk. Maria Catharina (Geiger) Moser died on September 14, 1805, and John Henry then married Elizabeth Moser, daughter of Michael Moser and Catharina Koller, in December, 1806. They had at least 11 children.
John Henry is buried at Nazareth Lutheran Church in Rural Hall, Forsyth County, NC.[2]. Also see his memorial at Find A Grave for a copy of a letter from the Moravian Archives giving the dates of his birth and baptism.
Probable children of Peter Moser and Anna Catharina Wolff [3]
John Henry Moser (1783-1836) m. 1) Maria Catharina Geiger (1777-1805), 2) Elizabeth Moser (1787-?), d/o Michael Moser and Catherine Koller
Peter Moser (abt. 1785-?) m. 1) Nancy Gibson (?-aft. 1850) 2) Anna Rebecca Starr (abt. 1809-?), probably a widow
name unknown, probably a son, died November 1791
William Moser (1789-1794)
Jacob Moser (abt. 1791-1871) m. Elizabeth Deads (Diez?) (ca. 1795-bef. 1870)[birthdate corrected 2/29/08]
John Adam Moser (abt. 1793-aft. 1870) m. Catherine Deads (Diez?) (abt. 1798-aft. 1870), probably Elizabeth's sister, in 1816
Catharina Moser (abt. 1794-aft. 1860) m. Henry Shouse (abt. 1791-1857)
Sarah Moser (abt. 1795-?) maybe m. William Pigg 1812 or 2) Joseph Coller 1817
Daniel Moser (1799-1886) m. 1) Rebecca Moser (1798-1860), 2) Nancy L. Williams; d. Newton Co. MO
Susanna Moser (1802-1803)
Rebecca Moser
Sources
↑ Stokes County North Carolina marriage bond dated 22 Oct 1804
This biography was auto-generated by a GEDCOM import. Moser-1335 was created by Paul Bailey through the import of Bailey Family Tree.ged on Dec 14, 2014. '
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Henry by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Henry:
Moser-1335 and Moser-569 appear to represent the same person because: same exact birthdate (although the death dates differ), same wives (pending some merges and corrections)