Ahnentafel #1077 - Elizabeth Moore

Elizabeth Moore

Born: by 1635 Windsor, Connecticut

Died: 1728 Connecticut

Buried: probably in Windsor, CT

Married: 

1) November 24, 1653 Nathaniel Loomis in Windsor, Connecticut

2) after 1688 John Case of Simsbury, Connecticut

In Memoriam - September 18th

1675 Dorothy (Capen) Upsall age 72.  She was born in England in 1603 the daughter of Bernard & Joan (Purchase) Capen.  Dorothy married Nicholas Upsall in England.

1677 Deacon John More in Windsor, CT.  He was the son of Thomas More born in England.  John immigrated on the Mary & John in 1630 and married Abigail --- in 1639.  They had five children: Mindwell, John, Hannah, Elizabeth and Abigail

1695 Hannah (Adgate) Lathrop in Norwich, CT age 41.  She was the daughter of Thomas Adgate born in Saybrook, CT in 1653 and married Samuel Lathrop in 1675.  Hannah was the mother of 7 children: Hannah, Elizabeth, Thomas, Margaret, Samuel, Simon and Nathaniel. 

June 16th

1657 – Sgt. Daniel Loomis the son of Deacon John & Elizabeth (Scott) Loomis.  He died in 1740 at age 82.

1918 – Mary Shreve wife of Bernard Lathrop, see below.

1919 – Donald Morris in Hamilton Co., IL the son of Joseph & Inez (Thompson) Morris.  He married Wilma Erkman and they had two children.  Wilma was the daughter of John & Anna (Heady) Erkman.  Donald died 1992 in McLeansboro, IL.

February 14th

Happy Valentine's Day . . . so we'll do the anniversaries first!

1904 John Smith & Sophia Schmidt.  John was the son of James & Elizabeth (Boliger) Smith.  He and Sophia had 6 children.  She died in 1947 and he in 1953.

England -> New England -> Midwest Migration

Most mileage approximate and based on google searches.  Routes may or may not follow current roads.  

Loomis family migration - 3408 miles in 125 years

• ca. 1590 Thaxted, England to Braintree, England - 13 miles
• 1638 Braintree to Boston, MA - 3250 miles more or less on the Susan & Ellen,  Apr. 11 - July 17 - 98 days
  Joseph Hills of Charlestown, in New England, woolen draper, aged about 36 years, sworn, saith upon his oath that he came to New England undertaker in the ship called the Susan & Ellen of London whereof was master Mr. Edward Payne, in the year of our Lord 1638, the 14th year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord the King that now is, and this deposition knows that diverse goods and chattels, victuals and commodities of Joseph Loomis late of Braintree in Essex County, woolendraper, which were put up in three butts, two hogsheads, one half hogshed, one barrel, one tub and three firkins, transported from Malden in Essex County to London in an Ispswich Hye, were shipped in the said ship upon the 11th day of April in the year abovesaid, and this deponent cleared the said goods with diverse other goods of the said Joseph Loomis and other mens, in the Custom house at London, as may appear by the Customers books and this deposition saith that the said goods were transported into New England in the said ship where she arrived on the 17th day of July in the year aforesaid.
• 1638 Boston to Dorchester, MA - 6 miles
• 1639 Dorchester to Windsor, CT - 105 miles probably used the Old Connecticut Path
• ca. 1715 Windsor to Lebanon, CT - 34 miles merged with Janes

January 11th

Birthdays:

Matilda (Parks) Jones, Delphos, Kansas Cemetery

1668 David Loomis in Windsor, CT, son of Nathaniel & Elizabeth (More) Loomis, died Jan. 9, 1752.  He married Lydia Marsh in 1692.

1851 Matilda Parks in Columbus, Indiana, daughter of Bezelria & Melinda (Edwards) Parks, died 1880.  She married Willis Jones and they had 2 children.  She is buried in Delphos, Kansas.