Nathaniel Moore

• BIRTH 3 Jul 1642 Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
• DEATH 30 Apr 1698 (aged 55) Southold, Suffolk County, New York, USA
• BURIAL Old Burying Ground of First Presbyterian Church, Southold, Suffolk County, New York, USA Show Map GPS-Latitude: 41.0620003, Longitude: -72.4310989
• MEMORIAL ID 142119158

Nathaniel Moore's name appears on the Southold rate lists in 1683 for £49 and in 1685 for £32. In his father's lifetime the father deeded to Nathaniel much land, sundries, and a sloop. His will, Southold Apr 19 1698 probated Aug 26 1698, mentions wife Sarah, son Nathaniel, father Thomas, and five daughters. Moore's Index says he may have had a son Jonathan. Nathaniel is the son of Thomas & Martha (Youngs) Moore and was born Jul 3 1642 and died Apr 30 1698; he married Sarah Jackson. Sarah Moore is called a widow in a list of inhabitants of Southold in the late 17th century. [2]

Last Will & Testement

Robert Jackson wrote his will 25 May 1683.[45] His main heir was his son John Jackson, who was named sole Executor and Administrator. Robert added the somewhat curious advice that his estate be administered "immediately after my decease, lest it be embezzled away."

"I give and bequeath unto my son Samuel Jackson, five mares, and my Cloake and five pounds in silver money and to his wife a hood and scarfe, and to every one of his children a piece of eight. I give and bequeath to my daughter Sarah, the wife of Nathaniel Moore, two cows, and every one of her children a piece of eight." (portion of whole will)

Parents
Thomas Moore 1616–1691
Martha Youngs Moore 1613–1671

Spouse
Sarah Jackson Moore 1658–1733

Siblings
Thomas Moore 1639–1691
Martha Moore Seaman 1639–1698
Benjamin Moore 1640–1690
Hannah Moore Symonds 1644–1686
Elizabeth Moore Grover 1646–1720
Jonathan Moore 1649–1689
Sarah Moore Glover 1650–1723
Mary Moore Moore 1652 – unknown

Children 9x
Elizabeth Moore Youngs 1679–1747 m Christopher Youngs, son of Christopher & Marry (Budd) Youngs
Hannah Moore m. John Terry
Abigail Moore Overton 1684–1747 m. Isaac Overton
Deborah Moore m. John Boisseau.
Nathaniel Moore d. 1699
Patience/Isabella Moore d Aug 10 1724.
Thomas Moore
John Moore ca 1670 m. Sep 8 1696 Elizabeth Cheek
Martha Moore

References

[1] https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/142119158/nathaniel-moore

[2] Young family record - M5

Additional Data

NATHANIEL MOORE-204, son of Thomas-1 & Martha (Youngs) Moore, was born Jul 3 1642 and died Apr 30 1698; he married Sarah Jackson (according to a Young family record - M5); issue (all born ca 1660-1670):

Hannah-310 m John Terry.

Abigail-311 m Isaac Overton,

Elizabeth/Eliza-312 m Christopher Youngs, son of Christopher & Marry (Budd) Youngs;

     Elizabeth b 1679; issue: Christopher b 1700 Aquebogue m Joanna Parshall, and 

Daniel, who m Mary Penny.
Deborah-313 m. John Boisseau.

Nathaniel-314 d 1699, Moore (M3) says d s.p.

Patience/Isabella-315 d Aug 10 1724. Thomas-316.

John-317 b pr ca 1670 m Sep 8 1696 Elizabeth Cheek (M10).

Martha-318.

Sarah Moore is called a widow in a list of inhabitants of Southold in the late 17th century (M2).

    Nathaniel-204's name appears on the Southold rate lists in 1683 for £49 and in 1685 for £32. In his father's lifetime the father deeded to Nathaniel much land, sundries, and a sloop. His will, Southold Apr 19 1698 probated Aug 26 1698, mentions wife Sarah, son Nathaniel, father Thomas, and five daughters. Moore's Index says he may have had a son Jonathan.

Robert Jackson wrote his will 25 May 1683.[45] His main heir was his son John Jackson, who was named sole Executor and Administrator. Robert added the somewhat curious advice that his estate be administered "immediately after my decease, lest it be embezzled away."

below is a portion of will

I give and bequeath unto my son Samuel Jackson, five mares, and my Cloake and five pounds in silver money and to his wife a hood and scarfe, and to every one of his children a piece of eight.

Item. I give and bequeath to my daughter Sarah, the wife of Nathaniel Moore, two cows, and every one of her children a piece of eight.