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     Mary Sloan was born circa 1830 at Ireland.¹ She was the daughter of John Sloan and Rosannah (?).¹ Mary Sloan appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of John Sloan and Rosannah (?) at Dwelling 872, Lower St. Clair, Allegheny, PA; John, 40, 500, Ire
Rosannah, 44, Ire
Thomas, 21, Ire
Mary, 20, Ire
Patrick, 18, Ire.

     Patrick Sloan was born circa 1832 at Ireland.¹ He was the son of John Sloan and Rosannah (?).¹ Patrick Sloan appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of John Sloan and Rosannah (?) at Dwelling 872, Lower St. Clair, Allegheny, PA; John, 40, 500, Ire
Rosannah, 44, Ire
Thomas, 21, Ire
Mary, 20, Ire
Patrick, 18, Ire.

     Martin Sloan Wife and child relationships assumed from 1850 Census Household. He married Ann (?).¹ Martin Sloan was born circa 1824 at PA.¹ He and Ann (?) appeared on the census of 1850 at Dwelling 969, Lower St. Clair, Allegheny, PA; Martin, 26, Blacksmith, PA
Ann, 22, PA
George, 1, PA.²

     Her married name was Sloan.¹ Ann (?) married Martin Sloan.¹ Ann (?) was born circa 1828 at PA.¹ She and Martin Sloan appeared on the census of 1850 at Dwelling 969, Lower St. Clair, Allegheny, PA; Martin, 26, Blacksmith, PA
Ann, 22, PA
George, 1, PA.²

     George Sloan was born circa 1849 at PA.¹ He was the son of Martin Sloan and Ann (?).¹ George Sloan appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Martin Sloan and Ann (?) at Dwelling 969, Lower St. Clair, Allegheny, PA; Martin, 26, Blacksmith, PA
Ann, 22, PA
George, 1, PA.²

     Matthew Sloan Wife and children relationships assumed from 1850 Census family. He married Jane (?).¹ Matthew Sloan was born circa 1810 at Ireland.¹ He and Jane (?) appeared on the census of 1850; Matthew, 40, Grocer, 3000, Ire
Jane, 36, Ire
David, 14, PA
Anne J., 12, PA
Mary, 9, PA
Harriett, 7, PA
Matthew, 5, PA
William J., 3, PA
Henry, 1, PA
Alexander Baggs, 23, Marble cutter, PA
Mary A. Baggs, 24, PA.

     Her married name was Sloan.¹ Jane (?) married Matthew Sloan.¹ Jane (?) was born circa 1814 at Ireland.¹ She and Matthew Sloan appeared on the census of 1850; Matthew, 40, Grocer, 3000, Ire
Jane, 36, Ire
David, 14, PA
Anne J., 12, PA
Mary, 9, PA
Harriett, 7, PA
Matthew, 5, PA
William J., 3, PA
Henry, 1, PA
Alexander Baggs, 23, Marble cutter, PA
Mary A. Baggs, 24, PA.

     David Sloan was born circa 1836 at PA.¹ He was the son of Matthew Sloan and Jane (?).¹ David Sloan appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Matthew Sloan and Jane (?); Matthew, 40, Grocer, 3000, Ire
Jane, 36, Ire
David, 14, PA
Anne J., 12, PA
Mary, 9, PA
Harriett, 7, PA
Matthew, 5, PA
William J., 3, PA
Henry, 1, PA
Alexander Baggs, 23, Marble cutter, PA
Mary A. Baggs, 24, PA.

     Anne J. Sloan was born circa 1838 at PA.¹ She was the daughter of Matthew Sloan and Jane (?).¹ Anne J. Sloan appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Matthew Sloan and Jane (?); Matthew, 40, Grocer, 3000, Ire
Jane, 36, Ire
David, 14, PA
Anne J., 12, PA
Mary, 9, PA
Harriett, 7, PA
Matthew, 5, PA
William J., 3, PA
Henry, 1, PA
Alexander Baggs, 23, Marble cutter, PA
Mary A. Baggs, 24, PA.

     Mary Sloan was born circa 1841 at PA.¹ She was the daughter of Matthew Sloan and Jane (?).¹ Mary Sloan appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Matthew Sloan and Jane (?); Matthew, 40, Grocer, 3000, Ire
Jane, 36, Ire
David, 14, PA
Anne J., 12, PA
Mary, 9, PA
Harriett, 7, PA
Matthew, 5, PA
William J., 3, PA
Henry, 1, PA
Alexander Baggs, 23, Marble cutter, PA
Mary A. Baggs, 24, PA.

     Harriett Sloan was born circa 1843 at PA.¹ She was the daughter of Matthew Sloan and Jane (?).¹ Harriett Sloan appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Matthew Sloan and Jane (?); Matthew, 40, Grocer, 3000, Ire
Jane, 36, Ire
David, 14, PA
Anne J., 12, PA
Mary, 9, PA
Harriett, 7, PA
Matthew, 5, PA
William J., 3, PA
Henry, 1, PA
Alexander Baggs, 23, Marble cutter, PA
Mary A. Baggs, 24, PA.

     Matthew Sloan was born circa 1845 at PA.¹ He was the son of Matthew Sloan and Jane (?).¹ Matthew Sloan appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Matthew Sloan and Jane (?); Matthew, 40, Grocer, 3000, Ire
Jane, 36, Ire
David, 14, PA
Anne J., 12, PA
Mary, 9, PA
Harriett, 7, PA
Matthew, 5, PA
William J., 3, PA
Henry, 1, PA
Alexander Baggs, 23, Marble cutter, PA
Mary A. Baggs, 24, PA.

     William J. Sloan was born circa 1847 at PA.¹ He was the son of Matthew Sloan and Jane (?).¹ William J. Sloan appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Matthew Sloan and Jane (?); Matthew, 40, Grocer, 3000, Ire
Jane, 36, Ire
David, 14, PA
Anne J., 12, PA
Mary, 9, PA
Harriett, 7, PA
Matthew, 5, PA
William J., 3, PA
Henry, 1, PA
Alexander Baggs, 23, Marble cutter, PA
Mary A. Baggs, 24, PA.

     Henry Sloan was born circa 1849 at PA.¹ He was the son of Matthew Sloan and Jane (?).¹ Henry Sloan appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Matthew Sloan and Jane (?); Matthew, 40, Grocer, 3000, Ire
Jane, 36, Ire
David, 14, PA
Anne J., 12, PA
Mary, 9, PA
Harriett, 7, PA
Matthew, 5, PA
William J., 3, PA
Henry, 1, PA
Alexander Baggs, 23, Marble cutter, PA
Mary A. Baggs, 24, PA.

     Alexander Baggs was born circa 1827 at PA. He appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Matthew Sloan and Jane (?); Matthew, 40, Grocer, 3000, Ire
Jane, 36, Ire
David, 14, PA
Anne J., 12, PA
Mary, 9, PA
Harriett, 7, PA
Matthew, 5, PA
William J., 3, PA
Henry, 1, PA
Alexander Baggs, 23, Marble cutter, PA
Mary A. Baggs, 24, PA.

     Mary A. Baggs was born circa 1826 at PA. She appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Matthew Sloan and Jane (?); Matthew, 40, Grocer, 3000, Ire
Jane, 36, Ire
David, 14, PA
Anne J., 12, PA
Mary, 9, PA
Harriett, 7, PA
Matthew, 5, PA
William J., 3, PA
Henry, 1, PA
Alexander Baggs, 23, Marble cutter, PA
Mary A. Baggs, 24, PA.

     John Moore and Mary Melvill lived at Dorchester, MD; "John and Mary Melville Moore owned property called "Cannaway", a gift from her father David Melville...apparently in the vicinity of Cabin Creek of the Choptank River." John Moore married Mary Melvill, daughter of David Melvill.² John Moore died in 1753.³

     Mary Melvill was the daughter of David Melvill.^1,2 Mary Melvill and John Moore lived at Dorchester, MD; "John and Mary Melville Moore owned property called "Cannaway", a gift from her father David Melville...apparently in the vicinity of Cabin Creek of the Choptank River." Mary Melvill married John Moore.¹ Her married name was Moore.¹ Mary Melvill died in 1771.^1,3

     David Melvill lived with John Moore and Mary Melvill at Dorchester, MD; "John and Mary Melville Moore owned property called "Cannaway", a gift from her father David Melville...apparently in the vicinity of Cabin Creek of the Choptank River." David Melvill was born in 1681.¹ He died in 1756.¹

     Thomas Moore was born at Ireland.¹ He died in 1797 at Rockingham, NC.¹

     William Moore was the son of Thomas Moore.¹ William Moore died on 7 May 1818.¹

     Kiturah Moore was born on 2 February 1791 at Eastville, VA.¹ She was the daughter of Isaac Moore and Sarah Harrison.¹ As of 9 April 1812,her married name was Johnson.¹ Kiturah Moore married Hambleton Johnson on 9 April 1812.¹ Kiturah Moore died on 30 June 1875 at Dorchester, MD, at age 84.¹

     Isaac Moore married Sarah Harrison.^1,2 Isaac Moore was born circa 1770.²

     Sarah Harrison married Isaac Moore.^1,3 Sarah Harrison Deeds two pieces of land to her daughter Kiturah (Moore) Johnson. Child of SARAH HARRISON and ISAAC MOORE is: KITURAH MOORE, b. February 02, 1791, Eastville, Virginia; d. June 30, 1875, Dorchester, MD; m. HAMBLETON JOHNSON, April 09, 1812, Dorchester, MD; b. 1785; d. 1857, Dorchester, MD.

KITURAH MOORE: War of 1812 Widow - on March 30, 1868, the State of MD approved $80 pension for soldiers or widows from the War of 1812. KIturah Johnson, widow of Hambleton is named on the list for Dorchester County. (from Dorchester Genealogical Society Magazine, v5, n4, pg 20)

HAMBLETON JOHNSON and KITURAH MOORE: Burial: East New Market cemetery, Dorchester, MD.³ Her married name was Moore.¹ She was born circa 1770.³ As of 18 February 1823,her married name was Wiley.³

     Hambleton Johnson was born in 1785.¹ He married Kiturah Moore, daughter of Isaac Moore and Sarah Harrison, on 9 April 1812.¹ Hambleton Johnson died in 1857 at Dorchester, MD.¹

     Sarah Starr? and Isaac Moore Caution; the child list of this Isaac and Sarah Moore is often mixed with the child list of Isaac Moore and Sarah Carrico. Further, some sources say Isaac married Sarah Starr...others show he married Lydia Wilson. Watch sources! RJ. Her married name was Moore.¹ Sarah Starr? married Isaac Moore at PA?.^1,2 Sarah Starr? was born on 7 June 1775.³ She and Isaac Moore were bought 136 3/4 acres on Little Reed Island Creek from Jesse and Phoebe Bond.

[The Little Reed Island Creek is a watershed in Carroll, Pulaski, and Wythe Counties and the Town of Hillsville, Virginia.] RJ in January 1808 at Little Reed Island Creek, Carroll, VA.⁴ Sarah Starr? and Isaac Moore appeared on the census of 1840 at Madison, IN; Assumed match, next to John Fraser, likely husband of Isaac's daughter Sarah.
Males: 1 age 20-29, 1 age 70-79
Females: 1 under 5, 1 20-29, 1 60-69.⁵

Sarah Starr? and Isaac Moore were sold the property at Little Reed Island Creek, by their attorney Jeremiah Starr, brother or nephew of Sarah. in June 1840 at Carroll, VA.⁴ Sarah Starr? died on 14 February 1856 at Pipe Creek Twp., Madison, IN, at age 80; Marker shows 14 Feb 1856.^6,7 She was buried after 14 February 1856 at Prewett Cemetery, Pipe Creek Twp., Madison, IN; "Sarah, wife of Isaac Moore, died 14 Feb 1856, aged 80 yr, 8 mo, 7 d."^6,7

     Lydia Moore was born on 7 February 1796 at VA.^2,3 She was the daughter of Isaac Moore and Sarah Starr?.¹ Lydia Moore married Stephen Mallory circa 1820 at Grayson, VA; "They remained in Grayson and had several children."¹ As of circa 1820,her married name was Mallory.¹ Lydia Moore witnessed the will of Nancy Moore on 24 April 1863 at Hamilton, IN.⁴

     John Moore was born on 6 August 1797 at VA.^1,2 He was the son of Isaac Moore and Sarah Starr?.¹ John Moore married Rebecca Frost, daughter of John Frost, on 27 March 1826.^1,3 John Moore and Rebecca Frost were (an unknown value) circa 1839 at moved to, IN. John Moore and Rebecca Frost appeared on the census of 26 August 1850 at Dwelling 360, Pipe Creek Twp, Madison, IN; John 53 VA
Rebecca 46 VA
Thomas 21 VA
Isaac 18 VA
William 16 VA
Sarah 14 VA
John 12 VA
Ann 7 VA. John Moore witnessed the will of Nancy Moore on 24 April 1863 at Hamilton, IN.⁴ John Moore and Rebecca Frost appeared on the census of July 1870 at Dwelling 168, Pipe Creek Twp, Madison, VA; John, 72, VA
Rebecca, 65, VA
William, 87, VA
John, 82, VA
Sarah, 85, VA.⁵ John Moore died on 23 March 1880 at Madison, IN, at age 82.⁶ He was buried after 23 March 1880 at Prewett Cemetery, Pipe Creek Twp, Madison, IN.²

      Rebecca Frost was also known as Rebecca Frost.² She was born circa 1800.² She was the daughter of John Frost.¹ As of 27 March 1826,her married name was Moore.¹ Rebecca Frost married John Moore, son of Isaac Moore and Sarah Starr?, on 27 March 1826.^1,3 Rebecca Frost and John Moore were (an unknown value) circa 1839 at moved to, IN. Rebecca Frost and John Moore appeared on the census of 26 August 1850 at Dwelling 360, Pipe Creek Twp, Madison, IN; John 53 VA
Rebecca 46 VA
Thomas 21 VA
Isaac 18 VA
William 16 VA
Sarah 14 VA
John 12 VA
Ann 7 VA. Rebecca Frost and John Moore appeared on the census of July 1870 at Dwelling 168, Pipe Creek Twp, Madison, VA; John, 72, VA
Rebecca, 65, VA
William, 87, VA
John, 82, VA
Sarah, 85, VA.⁴

     John Frost was born in 1756. He began military service in 1777 JOHN FROST ENLISTED AS A SOLDIER IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR IN 1777. HE SERVED FOR FIVE YEARS AT SEVERAL DIFFERENT LOCATIONS, INCLUDING VALLEY FORGE WHERE HE WAS A GUARD AT GEORGE WASHINGTON'S CAMP.

He was Pension Application: State of Virginia
Grayson County

On this 24th day of September 1832 personally appeared in open Court, before the Justices of the
Court of Grayson County now sitting John Frost a resident of Grayson County in the State of
Virginia aged 76 years, who being first duly sworn according to Law, doth, on his oath, make the
following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed June 7th 1832.
That he entered the service of the United States in a militia Company of the State of New Jersey, a
short time previous to the battle of long Island, he does not now recollect the year, nor does he
recollect the name of his Captain he served in that Company 3 months and then delivered by
another Company, he then enlisted for 3 months, and marched to Elizabeth town and remained
upon the frontiers of the State of New Jersey until his term of service expired when he was
discharged by his Capt, which discharge is now lost, he does not recollect the names of the
officers whom he served under in this town.

He then enlisted for 3 years under a recruiting officer by the name of Morrison as well as he now
remembers. He joined the 4th Jersey Regiment and afterwards belonged to the 1st Jersey Regiment
in which he was under a Capt. Mitchell, when discharged he was at the head of Elk when the
Brittish first landed and had a fire or two at them there. He was afterwards in the battle of
Brandywine and fought in the division commanded by General Starling & Genl. Maxwell. He
recollects that in this battle the British attempted to cross the Brandywine at a point higher up than
where he was but this movement was discovered, and severe Conflict took place between them
and the americans as they crossed that Stream. He was also in the battle of Germantown & fought
in the same division, as well as he recollects. He remembers that he marched nearly all night and
reached Germantown very early in the morning. He also remembers that it was said that
Americans had more prisoners than they had men, and one of the Genls. who was to have joined
them at Germantown drank too much, as it was said, and in consequence of the misconduct of that
officer, it was said, the battle was lost. He after this was taken sick with what was called the camp
fever, but when Genl. Washington followed the enemy after they left Philadelphia, he joined his
company and marched some distance into the State of new Jersey where he was again taken sick
and himself with others who had the fever lay in Provincetown when the battle of Monmouth was
fought. He was with many other sick removed to a place called Sourland[?], the name of his
principal Doctor was Blomfield, or Bloomfield. When he recovered he followed and joined the
army at Elizabethtown in New Jersy. He then went into the State of Pennsylvania and joined a
Company at Beauford for 9 months against the Indians under Capt. John Morris. He then heard
there was like to be a meeting in the American Army on account of those who had enlisted for 3
years not obtaining their discharge at the expiration of that time, and he immediately returned into
the State of New Jersy and there received his discharge which is long since lost. He lay one
winter at the Valley Forge in Pennsylvania and was frequently one of General Washington's
guards. He served after he had enlisted for 3 years, 9 months over his time, which made his total
service in the war of the revolution 5 years, 3 years & 9 months of which time he acted as corporal
in his company. He was born in the year 1856 [sic] in Morris County New Jersey. He has now no
record of his age, he lived in Morris County New Jersey at the time he entered the service and
after the war of the Revolution he removed into the State of

North Carolina where he lived about 18 months, he then removed into Montgomery County
Virginia now no surviving witness who can testify as to his service, Grayson County where he
now resides. [sic] He is known to James Cox, Col. Martin Dickenson and Amos Ballard of his
neighbourhood, who can testify to his Character for Veracity, and as to their belief of his service
in the War of the Revolution. He hereby relinquishes every Claim whatsoever to a pension or
annuity except the present, and declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of
any State. Sworn to & subscribed the day and year aforesaid.
[no signature indicated]

We Martin Dickenson and James Cox residing in the County of Grayson & State of Virginia,
hereby certify that we are well acquainted with John Frost who has subscribed and sworn to the
above declaration, that we believe him to be 76 years of age, that he is respected and believed in
the neighbourhood where he resides to have been a Souldier of the revolution, and that we concur
in that opinion; sworn and subscribed the day and year aforesaid.
M. Dickenson
James Cox
on 24 September 1832 at Grayson, VA.² He died in 1834 at Grayson, VA. He left a will in May 1837 at Proved date, Grayson, VA; Will proved May 1837. Names wife, Mary and children, Ezekiel, James, Jonas, Simeon, Sally, Rebecca, John, Stephen and Betsy Farmer.