Lydia French (Reno) Moore (1745 - 1835)

Born 1745 in Prince William County, Virginia

Ancestors

Wife of Jeremiah Moore — married 1 Nov 1765 in Prince William County, Virginia

Descendants

Died 8 Oct 1835 at about age 90 in Fairfax County, Virginia

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Biography

Lydia was a daughter of Francis Reno/Renoe and Elizabeth Bayliss. She married Jeremiah Moore in 1765. They had eleven known children. She died in 1835.

Marriage

Husband: Jeremiah Moore

Wife: Lydia French Reno

Child: Jesse Moore

Child: Francis Moore

Child: John Moore

Child: Angeline French Moore

Child: Tabitha Moore

Child: Elizabeth French Moore

Child: Ammishaddai Moore

Child: William French Moore

Child: Margaret French Moore

Child: Elizabeth L. Moore

Child: Nancy P. Moore

Marriage:

Date: 1 November 1765

Place: Prince William County, Virginia

Find a Grave Memorial of Lydia Reno Moore

Sources

• Genealogy of the Reno/Reneau Family in America, 1600-1930
• Moore-Hunter Family Cemetery, Moore-Hunter Family Cemetery, 1000 Block, Tapawingo Road, SW, Vienna, Virginia. ""MOORE FAMILY CEMETERY : Within this enclosure are buried the Rev. Jeremiah Moore / (1746-1815); his wife, Lydia Renno Moore (1745-1835); and / some of their eleven children and grandchildren. The Rev. / Moore was a Revolutionary War veteran, farmer, and Baptist / evangelist. He was an advocate of the separation of church / and state. His nearby home, Moorefield, was on 600 acres of / farmland. The pyramid marker identifies George Washington / Hunter, Sr. (1776-1856); his wife, Angeline Hunter (d. / 1856), daughter of Jeremiah and Lydia Moore; and their / daughter, Margaret Hunter (d. 1896). : ERECTED BY HISTORIC VIENNA, INC. / JUNE 7 2000."
• Fairfax Genealogical Society, Fairfax County, Virginia Gravestones (n.p.: 1994); Vol. I, page VN-67
• Brian A. Conley, compiler, Cemeteries of Fairfax County, Virginia (n.p.: n.pub., 1994); Cemetery #FX010
• Pedigree Resource File Salt Lake City, Utah: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints; CD #3
• Wesley E. Pippenger, Husbands and Wives Associated with Early Alexandria, Virginia (Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1991); page 52
• Francis Renoe will (18 October 1794), Will Book H, page 224; Prince William County Courthouse, Manassas, Virginia 20110.