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Death also reported as April 23, 1755
Member of Houseof Burgess, Princess Ann Co, VA. Colonel High Sheriff. Vestryman "Old Dominion Church." Lived at Rolleston Hall. Buried at Greenwich, one of the Moseley Homesteads in Princess Ann County.
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From the Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography:
"Moseley, Edward Hack, son of Hillary Hannah (Hack) Moseley, was a burgess for Princess Anne county in 1752, 1753, 1754, 1755; 1755, surveyor and searcher of Elizabeth and Nansemond rivers; burgess for Princess Anne from 1762 to 1769. He was also sheriff and colonel of the county; a Loyalist in the revolution and friend of Benedict Arnold. He married Mary Bassett, daughter of Colonel William Bassett, of "Eltham," New Kent county, who died in her thirty-eighth year, August 23, 1755, and is buried at "Greenwich," Princess Anne county, one of the Moseley seats. He married (second) Frances Wylie, who survived him. His will was dated May 24, 1782, and was proved April 10, , 1783. He left a son Edward Hack Moseley, Jr. His residence in Princes Anne was called "Rolleston."
Loyalist
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1716
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Virginia Beach, Princes Anne County, Virginia, British Colonial America
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1740
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Princess Anne, VA, United States
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1740
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Princess Anne, Virginia, United States
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1741
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1745
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Virginia, United States
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1764
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Norfolk, Virginia, United States
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October 27, 1782
Age 66
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Virginia Beach, Princess Anne County, Virginia, Colonial America
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Old Donation Episcopal Church, Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
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