Henry C Moore

?Reuben son of Gideon and Anna Griswold Moore? ?Henrey son of Reuben Moore and Sarah Carpenter Moore (b: 1790, d: 1864, Baker Cemetery, Stillwater)?

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Henry Carpenter Moore ?

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Name: Henry MOORE

Given Name: Henry

Surname: Moore

Sex: M

Birth: ABT. 1825

Marriage: Hannah LUTHER b: ABT. 1825

Married: ABT. 1847

Children: Elizabeth F. MOORE b: ABT. 1848 in Stillwater,Saratoga Co.,New York

1880 United States Census:

Henry C. Moore

Birth Year <1819>

Birthplace NY

Age 61

Occupation Farmer Laborer

Marital Status M <Married>

Race W <White>

Head of Household Henry C. MOORE

Relation Self

Father's Birthplace NY

Mother's Birthplace NY

Census Place District 2, Stillwater, Saratoga, New York

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1875 June census:

Henry C. Moore, 54, expressman, Saratoga

Hannah, 52, wife, Washington Co.

Anna, 22, dau, hand in nit mill, Saratoga

Nellie, 9, dau, Saratoga

Census Place District 2, Stillwater, Saratoga, New York

Second Baptist Church

At a covenant-meeting of the First Baptist church, held July 30, 1836, it was voted to build a meeting-house at Stillwater Village (now called Second church).

The following brethren were appointed a building committee: Rev. Isaac Westcot, Stephen W. Hart, David Newland, Volney Newland, Ephraim Newland, David Munger, and Daniel Rodgers. On the 23d of February following the house was dedicated. Rev. Dr. Weatch, of Albany, preached the sermon.

The following is a list of the constituent members: David Newland, Mary Newland, Daniel Rodgers, Anna Rodgers, Ephraim Newland, Sarah Newland, Harriet Newland, Cyntha Downey, Abraham Rundle, Electa Rundle, Matilda Hart, Huldah Eaton, Harriet Hart, Nehemiah Hopkins, Joanna Hopkins, Morgan Munger, Kennett N. Smith, Elizabeth R. Olin, Edwin Ferguson, Sarah Newland, Daniel Rowley, Almira Newland Bird, Elisabeth Newland, Allia Abel, Volney Newland, Jane Rundle Walker, James Newland, Sarah Ann Newland, Matilda S. Risdin, Peter Lent, Dorcas Bishop, Mary Valentine, Almira Worden, Rev. Isaac Westcot, Mariah Westcot, Peleg Wing, Mahala Wing Cornell, Mary Wilcox Wordworth, Rosette Wilcox Neilson, Mrs. Peleg Wing, Mary Bullard, George W. Meeder, Caroline Bryan, Henry C. Moore, Laura Hewett, Nancy Meeder, William Valentine, Mrs. William Valentine, William Rowley, Caleb Adams, Phebe Allen, Jane Billingham.

The following is a list of the pastors: Revs. Isaac Westcot, from organization to Jan. 12, 1851; M.G. Hodge, from June 7, 1851, to March 25, 1854; A.A. Sawin; from May 26, 1855, to Feb. 1, 1856; J.I. Fulton, from April 26, 1856, to March 1, 1859; J.O. Mason, from July 31, 1859, to August 1, 1860; J.C. Stevens, from Nov. 3, 1860, to May 1, 1865; Charles J. Shrimpton, from June 24, 1865, to Oct. 30, 1869; Thomas Cull, from Nov. 5, 1870, to May 10, 1874; Dr. Thomas MacClymont, from Sept. 20, 1874, to Oct. 1, 1877.

The following is a list of the deacons of the Second Baptist church of Stillwater: David Newlin, from organization; May 30, 1839, ------ Ellis, Morgan Munger, Guisbert Vandenburg; April 26, 1840, Otis Robinson; Nov. 3, 1840, C. Thompson; April 7, 1849, Moses Powell, Gilbert B. Smith; April 28, 1849, James M. Hammond; March 9, 1867, Albert Denison, Stephen Wood; Dec. 14, 1876, Horace W. Osgood; Dec. 28, 1876, Bernard W. Osgood.

The following are the church clerks to date: March 21, 1840, Zalmon Richards; Jan. 19, 1849, Moses Powell; May 27, 1854, Reuben Merchant; June 11, 1871, Edward I. Wood.

This church licensed the following brethren to preach the gospel: Oct. 11, 1845, C.C. Moore; Aug. 28, 1852 John N. Whidden. The present pastor, Rev. D. Thomas MacClymont, was ordained to the work of the gospel ministry by this church, and a council called by it, Oct. 1, 1874.

The present house of worship was erected during the pastorate of Rev. Thomas Cull, and was dedicated Sept. 3, 1873. It cost, with furniture, about $16,000. The following brethren were the building committee: Lyman Smith, Stephen Wood, Samuel Tompkins, and Theodore Baker.

At the dedicatory services of the new church the following was the order of exercises: prayer by former pastor, C.J. Shrimpton; reading of Scriptures, by Dr. J.O. Mason; prayer, by Dr. C.P. Sheldon; sermon, Rev. John Peddie, text, Jude v. 4; prayer, Rev. Mr. Warren; dedicatory prayer in the evening by Rev. C.J. Shrimpton.