Moody Mentions

Visit Barb's Home Page of Roots & Twigs, Limbs & Leaves and you'll find a Nathaniel Moody... sound familiar? Check out her site for a possible cousin.	Molalla, Oregon Molalla Memorial Cemetery. est. 1882 MOODY, Amelia 24 Dec. 1848--4 Dec. 1885 Wife of Ira Moody MOODY, Henry C. Died13 Mar.1887;Aged 59yrs,4mos,1dy
Two Moody names are listed as having taken the Freeman's oath at Massachusetts Bay Colony: Mr. John Moody -Freeman- November 5,1633 William Moody -Freeman- May 6, 1635 Mr. John Moody is the first in my ancestral line to emigrate to America, and he made the Freeman's Oath the same year. Check out other Massachusetts Freeman.	According to Jefferson County, New York records, an Early Settler is a head of household living in Jefferson County before 1850; here are the Moody names they have listed: MOODY, AARON RODMAN MOODY, ANSON RODMAN MOODY, EBENEZER RODMAN MOODY, GEORGE HENDERSON The above mentions can be found at the Jefferson County RootsWeb site.
Cemetery Registration - Connecticut mentions several Moody residents MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY NEW FAIRFIELD CONNECTICUT	Joan's Genealogy Web Site and her Moody ancestors
Moody County, South Dakota in 1900 Moody County, SD in 1900 Township or Community Population of Moody County, SD in 1900	FamilyHistory.com - Message Boards The Moody Surname Message Board Exchange Moody information with other researchers by posting messages Includes other surnames, too
SOUTH DAKOTA HISTORY (POP. 7622, area 527 sq. m., organized 1873; county seat: Flandreau) The county was named for Col. Gideon C. Moody, who was speaker of the house in the Territorial legislature of 1874-75, associate justice of the Territorial Supreme Court from 1878 to 1883, and one of South Dakota's first two United States Senators from 1889 to 1891.	Stow, History of Mount Holyoke Seminary... - SUBJECT INDEX Index includes entries of Pliny Moody and D.L. Moody
Oak Arcadia Cementery Cemetery at Oak and Arcadia Streets Norwich, CT Moody Mentions: MOODY, Capt. Robert J. MOODY, John L. MOODY, Clifford J.	South Hadley South Hadley, like its neighbors, began as a rural farming community as people settled lands given in the original grant to parent town Hadley. In the 19th century South Hadley Falls, on the banks of the Connecticut River across from industrial center Holyoke was the site of a bustling community, and some of the manufacturing concerns built in that era (particularly paper factories) still survive. South Hadley is perhaps best known today as the location of Mount Holyoke College. It is also a small college town and bedroom community for larger cities to the south. Incorporated:: 1753 Parent Town:: Hadley
Esther Gallup Snyder, Old Houses: Granby, Massachusetts (Granby Woman's Club, 1954; 1965). Abstract: This book contains descriptions of extant (as of 1965) houses in Granby, Hampshire County, Massachusetts which were constructed before 1850. Biographical and historical information is included throughout, as are photographs of people, houses, and two maps of the town. The descriptions offer interesting information, though sometimes lacking in chronological organization. Unfortunately few of the houses are identified by their modern-day street numbers. Index of People Prepared by Cindy Brown, 1996	Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Page Report: Report Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of Jesse I. Moody Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Page Report: Report Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Page Report: Report Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Page Report: Report Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Page Report: Report Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Page Report: Report
Diaries and Journals: An Often Neglected Genealogical Resource with a Description of the Journal of John Winthrop and a Partial Annotated list of the Diaries of the New England Historic Genealogical Society by Ralph J. Crandall, Ph.D.. Moody Mention: Moody, Joshua, fl. 1762. Journal, 1762 recording activities of commander of armed Sloop Masquenange on Lake Champlain during French and Indian War	America's First Families "America's First Families is an Online Genealogy Society that honors our 1600s Ancestors. Come in and view the ANCESTOR ROLL OF HONOR bios and the 1600s ANCESTOR DATA BASE with thousands of proven 1600s Colonial Ancestors. The welcome mat is always out. Harold Oliver, Director". Check this database for mentions of Moodys
Tennessee Civil War Pension Applications Several Moody men fought in the Civil War. Here is just one site showing Tennessee applications with Moody men listed.