. Genealogical and family history of the state of Maine;. ke,and an original surveyor and leading spiritin the formation of the newer town of Sims-bury. When the place was made to sufferby the cruelty of King Philip in 1675, JohnMore caine to the rescue of the sufferers withfood, raiment and new houses to replace thoseburned, and the good man ended his laborsand was called to his reward at Windsor,September 18, 1677. He left a son John andtwo daughters : Mindwell, born July 10, 1642,and Elizabeth, who married Nathaniel Loomis,November 24, 1654. and who died July 23,1728, aged ninety years. His
. Genealogical and family history of the state of Maine;. ke,and an original surveyor and leading spiritin the formation of the newer town of Sims-bury. When the place was made to sufferby the cruelty of King Philip in 1675, JohnMore caine to the rescue of the sufferers withfood, raiment and new houses to replace thoseburned, and the good man ended his laborsand was called to his reward at Windsor,September 18, 1677. He left a son John andtwo daughters : Mindwell, born July 10, 1642,and Elizabeth, who married Nathaniel Loomis,November 24, 1654. and who died July 23,1728, aged ninety years. His land in Sims-bury descended to the Moores, and they ownparts of it to this day. (II) John, son of Deacon John Moore, orMore, had eight children: John, the eldest;Captain Thomas, a soldier in King Philipswar; Samuel. Nathaniel, Edward, Joseph andJoshua (twins), Martha. He built a goodhouse as a wedding present for his son Johnin 1690, and it was occupied by CaptainThomas Moore and a long line of his descend-ants in the direct Moore line, and is still in.
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