Moses - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: MOSES Family, Clymer, Chautauqua Co NY etc

uglyduckling5 — 2012-05-19 02:58:32Z

was there no mention of an Alonzo King who was married to a Lydia. They had a James who married Josephine Oakley, also Slyster, Phebe Mary Ann, nancy, Lousia,and polly. I know that at the end of his life he life he lived in Sabinsville,Pa with his wife Lydia. Lydia died at 67 she was killed by a vicious sheep in 1891.I would like to find out Lydia's madien name. I also would like to find Alonzo's parents who are said to consistently to have been born in NY state. I like to know where he was born and any info some one has

MOSES Donald H - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-17 21:17:15Z

MOSES Donald H - Vietnam Wall section 9E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,291 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Karl (Carl) Moses and family

bethcollyer — 2012-05-16 14:27:24Z

Looking for my great uncle Hans or (Hansel) Moses or his sister Hanna (Hannah). Family say Hans
immigrated to Australia. His older brother was Carl Moses who immigrated to USA (Detroit, MI) His parents were Gottlich Julius Moses b.4/27/1876 in Germany, Mother was Agnes Frederick Gertrude Hollstein b.4/21/1878 in Breslau.
Any information would be helpful & welcomed

Re: Jesse Moses and Rachal McCall

anitacoop — 2012-05-12 02:42:28Z

Type in William 1st Moses Carlisle, Cumberland County, England. This is a general google search with some interesting info.

Re: MOSES of GA

snakehere — 2012-04-30 16:27:43Z

Bob, if you want a little info. about his brothers (you might alread have it). Email me ogeebt@brightok.net

Wanda

Re: Samuel Moses

mdtaffet — 2012-04-27 05:35:11Z

Ronnie,

If the William H. Moses you are referring to here is the same William H. Moses that you referred to in other messages, I believe you're missing a generation. You appear to have connected William H. Moses born 1823 who married Ardenia Blankenship (who we've already established as your ancestor) to not his father William Moses but rather his presumed grandfather, Samuel Moses (i.e. the presumed father of William Moses born 1785 in Nelson county, Virginia).

The dates you give here could not possibly be correct. If Samuel and Maria (or Marcella, which I've also seen as her first name) are the parents of William Moses (not William H. Moses, but just William Moses) born 1785 in Nelson County, then Maria could not possibly have been born in 1785 herself. In fact the birth and death dates you give for Samuel's wife Maria are in fact the birth and death dates for Samuel's son William, who was the father of William H. Moses.

In other words, here is the line of ancestry that I think you're trying to investigate:

Samuel Moses & wife Maria/Marcella
> William Moses & wife Isabelle Hill
> > William H. Moses & wife Ardenia Blankenship
> > > Otey Moses & wife Mary Garlick
> > > > Mollie Moses & husband William E. Creasy

But your message is skipping an entire generation -- you're trying to link William H. Moses to his grandfather Samuel Moses as a son, which just won't work.

I'm guessing that it won't be easy to find any marriage records for Samuel Moses, especially since he is supposed to be from England. It is likely he would have been married there before coming to America.

It would be very helpful to try and keep the names and dates straight rather than mixing them up, which just leads to confusion.

I'm guessing that the best type of record to look for to prove the connection between Samuel Moses and William Moses would be to try and find the will of Samuel Moses. Or perhaps the birth record for William Moses if that is available.

-- Mary D. Taffet
Board & List Admin for MOSES

Samuel Moses

creasyr1959 — 2012-04-27 05:07:51Z

looking for samuel moses birth abt. 1755 death abt.1803 married to maria last name unknown birth abt.1785 death abt.1860 had a son william h. moses. not sure how to look up marriage information. thanks so much ronnie creasy.

descendant of baremus & margarette moses

washington95 — 2012-04-24 21:34:13Z

Need to find info on my great grandparents they once lived 1930 dekalb st. in kershaw county, s.c. . then they moved to lee county area. they lived in kershaw county,sc when they were first married during the 1930's. I'm not sure as to when they actually moved to lee county. Also, Margarette, eventually left Baremus with their three children (girls) and she moved to New York and never return to South carolina. Baremus raised the girls by himself.

Re: descendant of baremus & margarette moses

mdtaffet — 2012-04-24 19:39:09Z

Hello,

It would be very helpful if you could include the state as well as the county, and also the time frame. WHEN did they live at this address?

I have no connection to these people you ask about, but this additional information would be very helpful to others.

-- Mary D. Taffet
Board & List Admin for MOSES

Re: MOSES of GA

bobjohnston1934 — 2012-04-18 04:02:24Z

Hi Wanda,

Thanks for sending the additional information. That is just how I had them, except I also have them with a son named Tillman Moses, who married Matilda McShan.

In case you don't have this information, John T. Moses married Mary Armstrong, and Samuel Jr. married Huldah Keaton.

In response to your earlier question, yes, Mason was her given name. It is not a popular choice for girl's names, but is occasionally used. I don't have anything on her parents either.

Best,

Bob J.

Re: MOSES of GA

snakehere — 2012-04-17 19:09:15Z

The children of Samuel Moses and Mason Dennis( according to my info.) are: John T., Elizabeth married a Herring, Mary (my line) married Louis H. Ray, Samuel(jr.), Massinessa married a Bennett, Epsey married a Herring , Nancy married an Acker .
Hope this helps you.
Wanda

Re: MOSES of GA

snakehere — 2012-04-17 01:15:21Z

Thank you for your reply. I am pretty sure I do have his other children's names or at least some of them. I will have to go to my files and look. I will get back to you on this.

Do you know anything about Mason? Was that her first name? I have nothing on this Dennis line.

Re: please help looking for william h moses birth abt. 1823

creasyr1959 — 2012-04-17 00:12:16Z

yes thank you for the help. i didnt choose my words right. thank you again for your help. this is good info.

Re: William Moses of Nelson County, Virginia

creasyr1959 — 2012-04-16 23:44:10Z

thank you marsha, its been fun to find more info from other people who like family history. have a good nite. ronnie creasy

Re: mollie v. moses birth abt. 1877 virginia

creasyr1959 — 2012-04-16 23:33:04Z

thanks so much for your help. i'am not good with computers and i'am thankful for any info. that was given. thanks mary and have a good nite.

Re: MOSES of GA

bobjohnston1934 — 2012-04-16 23:26:29Z

I believe the Samuel Moses you mentioned (1785-1837) is the son of the John Moses, Jr. (1746-1809) you mentioned, and his first wife Elizabeth, who died in 1804. Samuel is mentioned in John Moses' probate records.

I do not decend from John Moses; instead, my line is through his second wife Anna, after her second marriage to Drury May. Do you know of Anna's maiden name?

Do you have information on Samuel and Mason's other children?

Re: MOSES of GA

snakehere — 2012-04-15 19:06:36Z

I know this is old but I am going to take a chance in making a contact anyway.
I have a Samuel Moses , born 1785 in Ga. who married a lady named Mason Dennis. They had a daughter named Mary Polly Moses born, 1809 in Warren Co, Ga. She married Louis Hamilton Ray.
Does anyone know anything about this Samuel Moses or Mason Dennis? Was Samuel related to John Moses of Warren Co., Georgia?

William Moses of Nelson County, Virginia

MarshaMoses — 2012-04-15 17:25:26Z

I have looked at the registry of marriages in Montgomery County, Virginia. William Moses and Ardenia Blankenship had marriage that took place in that county 4 April 1843. William's father is named as William and witnesses are Jacob Moses and Allen Moses. This certainly would indicate that William who married Ardenia Blankenship was a son of William Moses of Nelson County as Jacob and Allen are both sons of this William as well. I remember back when I was doing Moses research that William went to the courthouse to give permission for all of his children to marry except for Archy who was the man that I was researching....it made me crazy at the time. When I get a chance I'll look at my notes on this to see if that is correct. marsha moses

Re: Moses in the UK

jeanieluigi — 2012-04-14 22:04:20Z

John,
I'd love to make a connection to learn more about your Moses family from south Wales.
Jean

Re: please help looking for william h moses birth abt. 1823

mdtaffet — 2012-04-14 21:48:10Z

Your Mollie Moses married William E. Creasy on December 29th, 1896 according to the Virginia Marriage records available at FamilySearch. Her father's name is listed as "O. Moses" and her mother's name as "M. Moses", which would fit with Otey and Mary.

The 1900 census shows William and Mollie with a son named Harless O. Creasy, which must be your grandfather.

The 1880 census shows Otey Moses and his wife Mary with a daughter named Mollie. I believe I've seen Mary's surname listed as Garelick, so that fits with your grandfather's knowledge. Otey Moses and Mary (Garelick) were your grandfather's grandparents, and your great-great-grandparents.

The 1860 census shows William H. Moses and his wife Ardenia (Blankenship) with a son named Otey. So William H. Moses and his wife Ardenia Blankenship are your great-great-great-grandparents.

I just checked the Virginia Marriage records at FamilySearch again, and see a record there for Ardenia G. Blankenship. It shows her husband's name as William H. Moses and her husband's father's name as William Moses. So this is the proof I didn't have earlier to verify that the father of William H. Moses was William Moses born 1785 in Nelson county, Virginia. Notes I've seen said that this earlier William Moses was married several times, and that his wife named Isabelle Hill was the mother of William H. Moses. So that would make William Moses and Isabelle Hill your great-great-great-great-grandparents.

Re: please help looking for william h moses birth abt. 1823

mdtaffet — 2012-04-14 21:24:19Z

I'm sorry, but I don't quite understand what you think is strange.

You asked for help finding William H. Moses, which I thought I provided in my earlier reply. He was William H. Moses who married Ardenia Blankenship; they are shown with a son named Otey in the 1860 census.

-- Mary D. Taffet
Board & List Admin for MOSES

Re: mollie v. moses birth abt. 1877 virginia

mdtaffet — 2012-04-14 21:21:51Z

You must have misunderstood my last reply. The parents of your Otey Moses were that William H. Moses born about 1822 in Virginia and his wife Ardenia Blankenship; that is clear from the 1860 census.

What I couldn't tell you for sure without actual documentation is whether the parents of William H. Moses (and grandparents of your Otey Moses) were in fact William Moses born 1785 in Nelson county Virginia and his wife Isabelle Hill. It's that next generation back, past William H. Moses, where I don't have actual documentation, other than a message found in the MOSES mailing list archives.

The parentage of Otey Moses was never in doubt.

-- Mary D. Taffet
Board & List Admin for MOSES

P.S.: Since this message thread doesn't actually include any info about your Mollie V. Moses, I may need to change the subject line to something more appropriate.

mollie v. moses birth abt. 1877 virginia

creasyr1959 — 2012-04-14 20:14:43Z

looking for father of otey h moses otey was married to mary j moses

Re: please help looking for william h moses birth abt. 1823

creasyr1959 — 2012-04-14 17:47:53Z

this is strange, i'am learning more and more everyday. but i was told by my grandfather harless oliver creasy that i was related to oatey moses & mary garlick. i really dont know. let me know if you can help.

Re: please help looking for william h moses birth abt. 1823

mdtaffet — 2012-04-14 14:28:55Z

There were 2 different William H. Moses's born in Virginia at about that same time. One of them is related to me; the other one is your guy. The father of your Otey Moses was William H. Moses who married Ardenia Blankenship. A search of the MOSES mailing list archives shows that your William H. Moses was the son of William Moses of Nelson County, Virginia and his wife Isabelle Hill.

I'll see if I can find any actual documentation of that, but since census records prior to 1850 didn't list the names of children, that may be difficult.

-- Mary D. Taffet
Board & List Admin for MOSES

please help looking for william h moses birth abt. 1823

creasyr1959 — 2012-04-13 04:56:24Z

looking for william h moses birth abt. 1823 son was otey h moses birth abt. 1852 in virginia. otey h moses daughter was mollie moses birth abt 1870's in virginia. hope someone can help.

John-Isaac-Thomas-John-Moses UK-Merchants in Norway

tomk92 — 2012-03-24 07:06:06Z

I am seeking information about the final part of "young" John Moses', b. 1781 in Norway, life in the UK. "Young" John Moses was son of Isaac Moses, b. 1738 (d. 1807), from UK, Cumberland, and Norwegian wife Karen Barbara Thode.

"Old" John Moses went to Kristiansund Norway appr. 1745, and joined John Ramsay of Banffshire Scotland in his flourishing bacalao (clipfish)company.
"Old" John Moses returned to the UK 1764, and let nephew George Moses run the business. He was not quite satisfied with the way George tended his duties and 16 years later, he sold the company to two other nephews; Isaac Moses and his cousin Thomas Moses (both most probably from Newcastle). They were both cousins of George Moses.
Isaach Moses married Karen Barbara Thode and she gave birth to "young" John Moses 1781. She died in this childbirth.
"Young" John grew up in Kristiansund, Norway and established a large scale business with as much as 23 ships doing import of grain/export of fish and lumber.
Difficult times, with the Napoleonic wars etc. eventually made international trade complicated and unsafe and his company went bankrupt 1818.
John had married Anna Holck Tordenskjold and had become father of 4 living sons. After the bankrupsy, they divorced.
Sometimes around 1825, he went to the UK to "start" up again. It has been said that two of his son joined him a little later. John Moses died jan. 29, 1849, in Limehouse, Middlesex. Little is known about this last period of his life.
John Moses was elected to be Kristiansunds representative in the gathering at Eidsvoll, in 1814, to make the Norwegian Constitution. As the bicentennial of this event is approaching, the national archive-authorities has launched a major collaboration between interested genealogists and descendants of the 112 representatives, to find out about the descendants of thos men.
I have taken responsibility for "young" John Moses and I therefore seek assistance in the UK among those of you who might find this interesting.

John Moses' sons with Anna Holck Tordenskjold:
Isaac Christopher Moses, b. nov. 18 1804
Hans Thomas Lange Moses, b. may 31 1807
Carl Jacob Lund Moses, b. nov. 28 1809
John Moses, b. sept. 1813

I'm looking forward to hearing from you!

Tom Kaasen
Kristiansund, Norway

Re: John-Isaac-Thomas-John-Moses UK-Merchants in Norway

tomk92 — 2012-03-24 07:05:14Z

It seems that John Moses did not emigrate to the UK until the early 1830ties. I found a note of him partly living in Trondheim and Kristiansund in the year 1830.

John's occupation in UK/London is most probably ship-broking.

Re: Samuel Moses and wife Johanna Rothschild

robertlmorse — 2012-03-20 01:27:13Z

i think i may be your brother-bob morse living in charleston

Re: Moses

mdtaffet — 2012-03-13 03:30:03Z

Alexandra,

I don't think anyone really knows where the NAME originates from.

But as for families, I can tell that there isn't ONE Moses family, but MANY Moses families.

They have immigrated to the U.S. from England, France, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Germany, Romania, Switzerland, Lebanon, Israel, and too many others to keep track of.

There are MOSES individuals who are Lutheran, Catholic, Protestant (including Methodist, Baptist, etc.), Jewish, Muslim, and probably other religions as well.

The wide disparity in the geographical origin of the various members of the various unconnected MOSES families is one of the main reasons for the surname DNA study being conducted at this time.

Did you have a specific family that you are trying to trace? If so, you need to provide information that is as specific as possible -- simply because there are so many lines that are not known for a fact to be connected to each other.

-- Mary D. Taffet
Board & List Admin for MOSES

Re: Moses' from Seneca Falls, NY and Romulus, NY

mdtaffet — 2012-03-12 04:16:44Z

Brenda,

Due to the way the message boards work these days, I don't have access to your e-mail address. You will need to send me your name and e-mail address in order for me to add you to my Moses site.

You may send it to mdtaffet@twcny.rr.com.

It will be later today before I can add you, assuming you have sent me the necessary information.

If I had your e-mail address, I could reply to you privately and not bother the folks on the paired mailing list (sorry listers!), but that is not an option right now. Placing this reply here on the message board is the only way I have available to contact you.

For future contact purposes, you may wish to go to your My Account page on Rootsweb and make yourself reachable via e-mail.

-- Mary D. Taffet
Board & List Admin for MOSES

Re: Moses Tribe Book

cathybass26 — 2012-02-21 19:11:42Z

Aaron

Thank you for letting me know about the book. Right now I am trying to get Ezekiel and David I decendents in the right order. For some reason I have put the same names in both families. I only work on this when I get a chance and I tend to forget who goes where. I will let you know if I come up with anything new. I will be posting some information from the Macon Historical Society book but you probably have it already. I will eventually be adding more pictures but I am not sure when.

Cathy

Re: Moses Tribe Book

cathybass26 — 2012-02-21 19:04:04Z

Thank you for your help.

Re: Moses Tribe Book

lovebird28 — 2012-02-18 20:18:44Z

Hi, this is also my line. The reason you can't connect to the MOSES lines, is because you are not from the MOSES clan. I had several men from this line DNA tested and it matches none of the MOSES lines. On the other hand, they were exact 67 marker match to the TALLENT line. It appears that there was a connection between a MOSES female and a TALLENT male. If you send me your line, I will send mine to you and see how we match up.

Re: Moses Tribe Book

amoses01 — 2012-02-18 19:44:18Z

Hi Cathy,
The Moses tribe book you are referring too is not the line you are talking about. Your line is mine as well, and so far, I have found no links to the Moses Tribe you keep hearing about.
However, there is a lot of research on our line. If you have questions, I would be happy to try and help.

Aaron Moses

Moses Tribe Book

cathybass26 — 2012-02-18 19:21:08Z

My name is Cathy Bass, my mother was Emma Moses daughter of Charles Robert Moses. His father was Burgeon Moses, Dr. William Athen Moses, David Moses III, David Moses II, David Moses I, and I think Ezekiel Moses from France. This side of the family is really interesting because I can't find any information than that. I belong to ancestry.com but the tree is under my sons name. I keep hearing about the Moses Tribe Book. Can anyone tell me about this.

Clarence Moses obit

baileypr11 — 2012-01-18 22:55:03Z

The attached file contains obit for Clarence Moses. The obit appeared on page 39 of the 21 May 1973 edition of The Birmingham News, Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama.

Re: Moses family in Germany

mdtaffet — 2012-01-14 17:35:27Z

Mary Jo,

Yes, Don and I have communicated quite a bit in the past, as early as probably sometime in the 1990s. He and I believe we are connected to the same Moses line that came from Ilbesheim in Germany to Chester County, PA. We know through DNA tests that my direct-line ancestor Johann Adam Moses and his direct-line ancestor Heinrich Moses were related. I personally believe that they were probably brothers, but they could have been cousins or some other close relation.

I appreciate your desire to put us in touch with each other, but that's not necessary as we've been in touch for probably more than a decade now.

-- Thanks,
Mary

Re: Moses family in Germany

maryjoorton — 2012-01-14 14:00:13Z

Mary-I have a fellow who wrote me today saying he has a connection to a Peter Moses--I don't have Peter Moses in my tree so I wondered if he might belong to your family?? Also, he had a Henrich Moses and has visited family farms in Chester and Perry Counties in PA. Could he belong to your family?? Can you please forward me your e-mail so I can forward him to you. His name is Don Moses. Thanks, Mary Jo

Re: Moses family in Germany

hellmichmi — 2012-01-12 23:36:24Z

Hi Mary,

sorry ... of course there were more Moses families in Germany :-) ... just wanted to summarize some information, we found out ... since the thread is indexed by google and family trees not. ... and not upset you.

This posting strategy is very common in the tech generation, but maybe, the Moses from Heinrichs shall open up their own thread ... might do that on the weekend.

Cheers
Michael

Re: Moses family in Germany

maryjoorton — 2012-01-12 23:25:30Z

Mary, I know we've written back and forth before and you've said we may not have a relationship and I've just recently found Michael who is related to me. Our earliest ancestor I've found was born in Allersburg, Prussia. I am uncertain of the distance between this place and Amsterdam or if your place in Ilbesheim is in any close proximity to where we came from in Suhl, Germany. Is there any way we can find out?? Mary Jo

Re: Moses family in Germany

mdtaffet — 2012-01-12 20:52:34Z

Michael and others reading this thread:

I want to point out that the Moses family described here by Michael is not the ONLY Moses family that lived in Germany.

My own Moses family once lived in the area of Ilbesheim, near Kirchheimbolanden, and came to America in 1743, and there were many other Moses family members who lived in that same area, as early as the 1600s, and continued to live in that same area well into the 1800s. My Moses line came to Germany from Amsterdam sometime between 1709 and 1722, though I don't know exactly when.

-- Mary D. Taffet
Board & List Admin for MOSES

Re: Moses family in Germany

hellmichmi — 2012-01-12 20:48:16Z

In regards to the Moses Family, following information for those who might be interested:

a) "my" moses family tree is now open to public / search for Moses and Hellmich.

b) Mary Jo and I are still investigating about further details on the Moses familiy. What we have found out so far:

1) The moses family was by occupation traditionally blacksmiths, farmers and tailors.

2) At some point, some of them immigrated (long before the 3rd Reich) to the UK and to the US.

3) most of them came from Heinrichs Thueringen (Thuringia) in Germany. Which at some point belonged to Prussia. Which makes it a bit more difficult to investigate any further: the according church archives are stored in the state of Sachsen (Saxony; City: Magdeburg) and not as one would assume in the state of Thuringia.

There is also a chance to obtain further information from the local church in Heinrichs:

*Evang. Pfarramt Suhl-Heinrichs*
Priest: Prüfer, Ulrich,
An der Kirche 3, 98529 Suhl,
Phone. 03681/722609 Fax:
03681/722609
Suhl-Heinrichs

4) Within the family it was allways said, that the original name was not Moses, but one of the following: Moises, Meuses, Moiyses, Moyeses. Meuyses or something that sounds familiar (in german). Supposedly this was due to a mistake by some officials that the name became Moses. According to our records, this mistake might have happened anywhere befor the 17th century.

5) Some of the Moses family, who remained in Germany, stayed in Heinrichs as blacksmiths and were in the active Widerstand against the Nazi regime. Some others left Heinrichs and went to Frankfurt, but changed their last name to Hellmich.

6) Heinrichs is today a part of a city called SUHL (Thuringia, Germay). Suhl is about 200 km northeast of Frankfurt and close to Erfurt.

Re: Robert Lee Moses

ritcheyrobert — 2011-12-29 18:56:33Z

Hello, my name is Robert Ritchey. I live in Monroe County TN in the Big Creek community. My ancestors is the Moses family from Germany. Does anyone know for sure if they were Jewish?

Moses from Raymond, MS

skeetmoses — 2011-12-29 18:20:56Z

Hello, searching for any info on Lee & Gena (Robinson) Moses of Raymond, MS they had 12 children

Lee's mother's name is Nancy and his father's name is Bo*

Albert Moses(ggg) and Simon Moses(gg)/Maggie Joseph Moses(gg-wife) from Syria Arab Republic- Mississippi

gregoryellismoses — 2011-12-27 15:10:20Z

Looking for more info on my great great and great grandfathers. Like maiden name of Simons mother Mary and where Albert died laurel or Vicksburg, MS...so I could get death certificate with parents name. Also would like to know Maggie's brother , Michael i believe, came over from Bichmizzine Lebanon where he died.

Thank you,
Ellis Moses
gemhaven@gmail.com

Re: Mike Moses, Syria > Rhode Island> Louisiana, 1905

gregoryellismoses — 2011-12-27 14:56:10Z

My last name is Moses. My ancestors, foremost Simon Moses, immigrated from what was Syria in a little village called Bechmizzine in the El Koura district in Mt. Lebanon. They settled in Vicksburg right on border of Louisianna. Where they built Antiochian Orthodox Church, St George. Not sure if that will help.

Ellis Moses
gemhaven@gmail.com

Re: MOSES FAMILY WHITLEY KENTUCKY

gregoryellismoses — 2011-12-27 14:47:02Z

My great grandfather Simon Moses immigrated in 1888 and 1st settled in Whitley County, Wolf creek, KY and married Nina Jones and had two sons Malick and John. Was your family, Moses (clan), from Lebanon what was originally Syria Arab Republic?

Thank you,
Ellis Moses
gemhaven@gmail.com

Re: Joshua Moses, Whitley County, Kentucky

gregoryellismoses — 2011-12-27 14:35:38Z

My Great Grandfather Simon Moses, immigrated in 1888 from Syria what is now Lebanon to Whitley County, Beattyville, KY. This was his first stop. He married a Nina Jones from their and had two sons, Malick and John Simon Moses. I believe Nina must to have died at birth of John. Would you know of any Nina Jones. Was she of native American descent?

Thank you,
Ellis Moses

Re: Moses tribe book

gregoryellismoses — 2011-12-27 14:30:41Z

What was your grandfathers name? We had a Moses that ran away from family in Vicksburg, MS which is right on border of LA. Last record I found of him was in correctional facility in New Orleans 1910.

gemhaven@gmail.com
Ellis Moses