| Children | ||||
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| Name | Born | Died | Married | |
| Seaborn | 16 Aug 1802 Greene Co GA |
16 Aug 1870 | Polly Evans B: ??? D: ??? M: 8 Jun 1823 |
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| Elizabeth "Betsy" |
12 Sep 1804 Greene Co Ga |
16 Sep 1882 Lee Co AL |
Willis Cox B: 31 Jan 1801 Putnam Co GA D: 8 Jul 1872 Notasulga Macon Co AL M: 22 Apr 1823 Monroe Co GA |
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| Cynthia | 24 Nov 1806 Greene Co GA |
18 Dec 1806 Greene Co GA |
NA | |
| Lucinda | 25 Nov 1807 Greene Co GA |
11 May 1830 Forsyth GA |
Alfred Brooks B: c1795 D: c1841/42 M: 15 Nov 1826 Monroe Co GA |
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| Temperance | 20 Oct 1809 Greene Co GA |
??? In MS |
Conner Hathaway B: ??? D: ??? M: 18 Mar 1825 Monroe Co GA |
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| Amos | 11 Oct 1811 Greene Co GA |
??? | Martha Kelly B: ??? D: ??? M: c1836 |
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| Joseph Young | 11 Mar 1814 Greene Co GA |
??? ?Russell Co AL |
Nancy Lassater B: ??? D: ??? M: ??? |
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| Emily Taylor | 21 Apr 1816 Greene Co GA |
18 Mar 1902 Heard Co GA |
Orin Cox B: 6 Dec 1809 Putnam Co GA D: 15 Mar 1892 Heard Co GA M: 22 Feb 1833 Monroe Co Ga |
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| Edwin Ruthen | 6 Feb 1818 Greene Co GA |
2 Jan 1890 Newton MS |
Mary Willis B: c1824 SC D: ??? M: ??? |
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| Helen | 14 Feb 1821 Greene Co GA |
26 Jul 1860 | Wm S Warren B: ??? D: ??? M: ??? |
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| Spencer Green | 12 Sep 1822 Greene Co GA |
27 Jul 1919 | Mary St Clair B: ??? D: ??? M: ??? |
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| William Osborn | 13 Mar 1825 Greene Co GA |
27 Apr 1902 ?Lee Co AL |
Mary Ann Kendrick B: c1829 GA D: ??? M: ??? |
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| Jane | ??? | ??? | ??? B: ??? D: ??? M: ??? |
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| *Joshua B. | c1850 | ??? | ??? B: ??? D: ??? M: ??? |
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| *Son by 3d wife. | ||||
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Spencer Moore moved from NC to Greene Co GA, then to Monroe Co GA and then in 1839 to Macon Co AL (now Lee Co AL). He bought a large plantation between Auburn and Notasulga, Alabama. The Moore road which runs in front of this land was named after him. Spencer was a Mason and an active supporter of Auburn's Female College which he helped organize in 1846. He served in the War of 1812 and the Indian War of 1836 for which he received a land grant. When he moved to Alabama he formed a land company dealing with Indian land. His partners were Milton Tarrer and his two son-in-laws, Orin and Willis Cox. Spencer buried 3 wives but was outlived by his fourth wife. |