John Moses, II - Persons to Detach from John Moses

I researched 'much and added substantive written and sourced matter to the Overview before my eyes became blurry last night. As far as siblings of John Moses of Windsor, that's my next deep-dive research project later today—unless someone beats me to it. I don't know if NEGHS subscription-side has useful information. I'll eventually pay for a NEGHS / AmericanAncestors subscription when I have first created a substantial list of persons and topics.

I'm betting the Dorcas, Nathaniel, Lois Ann and Mary Isabell existed (minus a middle name of Isabell), but they were probably children of another John Moses or came to the Geni through GEDCOM errata. It also came from persons blindly trusting William Cutter's unsourced writing about the early Moses line.

Erica, my answer to your question is no. The names probably cam from slapdash ancestral-trees created with faith in Cutter and other unsourced writings that's become internet mythology.

The FamilySearch repository has No digitized birth records for any Moses in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, or Plymouth Colony. Whether there are birth records from the region heretofore unpublished is anyone's guess.

John Moses removed from Casco Bay to the Piscataqua River region of NH about the time he married Alice or not long after. Anderson gives a circa marriage year: "by 1648". If valid, then either the first three listed children by Anderson were either born later or to an unknown mother, or John Moses, of Portsmouth married Alice circa 1641/42.

Anderson, "Great Migration" includes No children named Dorcas, Nathaniel, or Lois (Ann). He had Mary Huff , who's accounted for (sans middle name).

The GEDCOM I uploaded to Geni a few years ago does not show me related to John Moses, of Portsmouth . I won't be researching him unless I discover kinship.