Eleanor Moore married fellow 1820 settler, George Smith, in Uitenhage on 1 September 1821 (Note that she was called Helen, and also note her mother’s surname, spelled “Dough”). George Smith and Eleanor Moore’s marriage (listed in Uitenhage Marriage Register:1 September 1821

On 9 May 1837, Eleanor married her third husband George Rye: Church Records of St. Mary’s Anglican Church, Port Elizabeth: Surname: Rye First Name: George Residence: of this parish Date Of Marriage: 09 May 1837 Surname of Bride: Jefferson First Name Of Bride: Eleanor Residence of Bride: of this parish Condition of Bride: Widow First Name Witness 1: William Surname Witness 1: Barkley First Name Witness 2: Isabella Surname Witness 2: Barkley Entry Number: M42/84 Source: St. Mary’s Anglican Church, Port Elizabeth Surname: Rye First Name: George; Profession: Storeman; Street Address: Donkin. Hill Source: 1855 Cape Almanac (7) Six years after the wedding (1843) the couple had their first and only child, a daughter Sarah Ann Rye, who later married George Frederick Gibson.

1820 British Settler

William Moore 44, Shoemaker, together with his wife Ann Dove 48, and 2 children, were members of Wait's Party, Barker's Division of 48 Settlers on the Zoroaster.

Party originated from London.

Departure London, 12 February 1820. Arrival Simon's Bay, Cape Town - 30 April 1820 (Final Port).

Area Allocated to the Party Bushman's River.

Children

• William Moore 25
  
• Eleanor Moore 19
  

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• Reference: FamilySearch Family Tree - SmartCopy: Feb 20 2020, 22:18:09 UTC