The Origins of Thomas moore - Jcobs, Vicky
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Protestant Ulster-Scotsman Edward Moore (b. c. 1612), had a son born in London named Thomas Moore (b. 1654) who, abjuring his Anglicanism, married in 1690 in Quebec City, a Catholic French-Canadian woman named Jeanne Lemelin. In The Origins of Thomas Moore, the reader will be taken back in time to proceed along a path that the ancestors of ThomasMoore would have taken. My sound and reasonable theory will illuminate the history which was taking place throughout the years and, with the help of genetic genealogy, show the evolution of this Moore family who ended up as French Canadians along the St. Lawrence River Valley ofCanada.…mehr

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Protestant Ulster-Scotsman Edward Moore (b. c. 1612), had a son born in London named Thomas Moore (b. 1654) who, abjuring his Anglicanism, married in 1690 in Quebec City, a Catholic French-Canadian woman named Jeanne Lemelin. In The Origins of Thomas Moore, the reader will be taken back in time to proceed along a path that the ancestors of ThomasMoore would have taken. My sound and reasonable theory will illuminate the history which was taking place throughout the years and, with the help of genetic genealogy, show the evolution of this Moore family who ended up as French Canadians along the St. Lawrence River Valley ofCanada.
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Vicky Moore shares her passion for wanting to know about the history of the Thomas Moore family. She is an historian and has spent several years studying the historical events surrounding Thomas Moore, his father Edward Moore and the politics of their day. Vicky has written up her extensive Moore genealogy of French-Canadian ancestors back to Thomas Moore's birth in the 17th century. The Origins of Thomas Moore explains concrete historical facts and how they may relate to coincidental events along our Moore's travels.