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Anne Moorman 1717 – 1766 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: abt. 1717

Birth Location: New Kent, Colony of Virginia

Death Date: May 1766

Death Location: Louisa, Colony of Virginia

Father: Charles Moorman

Mother: Elizabeth Reynolds

Spouse(s): Thomas Martin

Children(s): Susan Martin, Mildred Martin, Letitia Martin, Charles Martin, John Martin, Thomas Martin, Nancy Martin, Pleasant Martin, Tabitha Martin, Judith Martin, Mary Martin

The story of Anne Moorman began in 1717 in New Kent, Colony of Virginia. Anne Moorman married Thomas Martin, and had children including Susan Martin, Mildred Martin, Letitia "Letty" Martin, Charles Martin, John Martin, Thomas Martin, Nancy Ann Martin, Pleasant Martin, Tabitha Martin, Judith Martin, Mary Ann Martin. Anne Moorman passed away in 1766 in Louisa, Colony of Virginia.

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Biography

  • The story of Anne Moorman began in 1717 in New Kent, Colony of Virginia.
  • Anne Moorman married Thomas Martin, and had children including Susan Martin, Mildred Martin, Letitia "Letty" Martin, Charles Martin, John Martin, Thomas Martin, Nancy Ann Martin, Pleasant Martin, Tabitha Martin, Judith Martin, Mary Ann Martin.
  • Anne Moorman passed away in 1766 in Louisa, Colony of Virginia.

Immediate Family

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Spouses(s)

Children(s)

Anne Moorman's Ancestors

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Anne Moorman
1717 – 1766
Birth Place: New Kent, Colony of Virginia
Parents
Charles Moorman
1686 – 1757
New Kent, Colony of Virginia
Elizabeth Reynolds
1686 – 1765
Isle of Wright, Colony of Virginia
Grandparents
Christopher Reynolds
1642 – 1695
Isle of Wight County, Colony of Virginia
Sharpe
Great-Grandparents
Christopher Reynolds
1600 – 1654
Elizabeth
1615 – 1654
Richard Sharpe
1590 –
2nd-Great-Grandparents
George Reynell\Reynolds
1555 – 1634
Thomasyn Church
1566 – 1634

Anne Moorman's Descendants

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Anne Moorman (abt. 1717 – May 1766) m. Thomas Martin (bef. 6 Jan 1714 – bef. 25 Jul 1792)
  1. 1. Susan Martin (abt. 1741 – )
  2. 2. Mildred Martin (bef. 1741 – 1827)
  3. 3. Letitia ("Letty") Martin (abt. 1743 – 20 Jun 1796)
  4. 4. Charles Martin (1745 – 25 Oct 1808)
  5. 5. John Martin (20 Mar 1749 – 3 Dec 1837)
  6. 6. Thomas Martin (abt. 1752 – abt. 1818)
  7. 7. Nancy (Ann) Martin (1 May 1753 – 1793)
  8. 8. Pleasant Martin (Abt. 21 Dec 1756 – 16 Oct 1836) m. Rebecca (Louise) Joplin (abt. 2 Oct 1758 – 18 Apr 1797)
    1. 1. George (Washington) Martin (1775 – 1854)
    2. 2. Nancy Martin (13 Jul 1776 – 24 Sep 1848) m. James (Ware) Jopling (27 October 1769 – 5 October 1852)
      1. 1. Jesse Jopling (5 Feb 1806 – 5 Jan 1835)
      2. 2. James Jopling (14 Nov 1807 – 12 May 1900) m. Emily Booth (4 Jun 1816 – 2 Aug 1869)
      3. 3. Thomas (Bennett) Jopling (1810 – 1869)
      4. 4. Nancy (Moorman) Jopling (15 Feb 1814 – 11 Feb 1873) m. James (Alexander) Walker (15 June 1802 – 10 May 1869)
        1. 1. Alexander (Smith) Walker (9 Jan 1839 – 25 May 1902) m. Virginia (Frances) Johnson (1 Sep 1843 – 5 Feb 1935)
        2. 2. Rebecca (Louis Fitzhugh) Walker (6 Jan 1840 – 5 Jan 1867) m. Robert (William) Parker (31 Aug 1838 – 9 Apr 1865)
        3. 3. Nathaniel Walker (Abt. 1844 – 10 Jun 1853)
        4. 4. Charles (Pleasant) Walker (9 Sep 1844 – 26 Oct 1924) m. Octavia (Frances) Wells (11 Apr 1849 – 25 May 1936)
        5. 5. Lucy (Frances) McGhee (15 Aug 1846 – 28 Sep 1915) m. Rice McGhee (30 Oct 1836 – 14 Feb 1928)
        6. 6. Jesse (Jopling) Walker (14 Jan 1850 – 3 Mar 1912) m. Zalinda (Annis) Phelps (1850 – 1939)
        7. 7. Nannie (Moorman) Walker (16 Sep 1852 – 9 Nov 1926)
      5. 5. Martha Jopling (16 Jul 1820 – 5 Sep 1864)
    3. 3. Ralph Martin (1779 – )
    4. 4. Martha Martin (1783 – )
    5. 5. Elizabeth Martin (13 Sep 1785 – 21 Oct 1872)
    6. 6. Mildred Martin (1787 – )
    7. 7. Thomas Martin (Abt. 1789 – Dec 1839)
    8. 8. James Martin (1791 – )
    9. 9. Pleasant Martin (Abt. 1793 – 1855)
  9. 9. Tabitha Martin (28 Jan 1760 – )
  10. 10. Judith Martin (abt. 1765 – 1792)
  11. 11. Mary (Ann) Martin (abt 24 May 1766 – bef. 1792)

Anne Moorman's Timeline

2 Records

1717
abt. 1717
Birth of Anne Moorman in New Kent, Colony of Virginia
New Kent, Colony of Virginia
1766
May 1766
Age 49
Death of Anne Moorman in Louisa, Colony of Virginia
Louisa, Colony of Virginia

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: abt. 1717
    Event Place: New Kent, Colony of Virginia

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: May 1766
    Event Place: Louisa, Colony of Virginia

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