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Farmers 2005
by Gayle Merrithew

Jesse Moore Jr.

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Birth:	19 JUL 1768 ¹
Death:	25 JUN 1854 in Caldwell County, North Carolina ¹
Sex:	M
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Mother:

Spouses & Children

Elizabeth Stone (Wife) b. 30 OCT 1768 in Virginia
Marriage: 30 OCT 1788 ¹
Children:
Mary Moore b. 1788

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There is a bill of sale dated 1799 between Jesse and Alexander Ma rti nfor $200. A receipt for taxes paid in 1798 and 1799. A receipt for a slave which he bought in 1822. When Jesse, Jr., became old enough to think of getting married his mothe r made him a flax suit of clothes. Presenting it to him, she said: "Now , Jesse, take this suit, go back to Virginia and marry Betsy Stone. She i s a smart girl and will make you a good wife." "Thank you ,Mother," he sa id, as he received the suit. Like Jacob of old, he went, married Betsy, a nd came back to Globe to live. Betsy was a sister to Rachel. "Jesse Moore, Jr., was the son of the first Moores to settle in Glob etow nship, Caldwell Co., NC. In fact he named a field that he had cleared, ro und in shape, which reminded him of a Globe, so he called it his Globe fi eld. Later on we had a Globe Valley, Globe Post Office, Globe store, Glob e Church, and a Globe Academy. Jesse Moore Jr., was a man who believed in justice and right. He ha da pl ace for everything and tried to keep everything in its place. When he set tled on the banks of the John's River, he worked when the sun was high an d when the sun was low. He was short on cleared land ,so he began a cemet ery in his own yard, as most of the early settle rsburied their dead thei r own land. John was the first to be buried in his yard, since he was bitten b y arat tlesnake and died soon after." The Moore and Estes Families. Signed a petition on April 25, 1807 for a road from the upper Settlemen t on Wilsons Creek on to the globe. Consumption of cold Take one teaspoon ful of flaxseed half an ounce of liquorice and a quarte r of a pound of raisins: put them into two quarts of rain wate rand simme r the whole over a slow fire until you reduce the quantit yto one quart t hen prepare some candy made from brown sugar and dissolve it in the liquo r boiled down to a quart half a pint of this is to be taken every night o n going to bed mixed with a little good vinegar to give it a slightly aci d taste. This will certainly relieve a cold if used for a few days. A prescription used by his family. Dear Parents - I guess this letter will read like Daniels but it is fro m your other son. I guess these Stone girls are magic. I am sure Betsy is . We are going to get married next week and then I am bringing her home . I hope you and Daniel will help me build a cabin somewhere else. Rache l and Betsy had this all planned out cause she told Betsy we could stay w ith them until our place is built. Your devoted son Jesse Junior. March 3 , 1788 Jesse's first will: September 27, 1845 I Jesse Moore of the County of Caldwell and state of North Carolina do ce rtify that I have given my children a liberal portion of my estate, tha t is I have given to four of them a tract or parcel of land t owit I giv e to Polly Estes that tract that was bought of Elisha Chambers, secon d I give to Daniel Moore the lower end of my land wher e Inow live, third ly I give to Job Moore land adjoining me above, fourthly I give to Danie l the upper end of my lands as there deeds wil lshow, I have given to m y other three daughters, Alley Moore, Fann y E.Haris and Charity Estes, t o each of them six hundred dollars a p ieceand I have given to all six ch ildren a great many other gifts to otedious to mention and as I have in h and a small portion of my esta teI hope they will not think hard of me i f I leave it as a caution f oryou and your children, but as one that wish es you well and don't think and say like my near kinsman did in the meeti ng house that I a mderanged, but believe to be one that wishes

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