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Mansfield Marion Moore

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Mansfield Marion Moore

Birth
Lunenburg County, Virginia, USA
Death
12 Feb 1930 (aged 89)
Cambria, Montgomery County, Virginia, USA
Burial
Roanoke County, Virginia, USA Add to Map
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Mansfield Marion Moore 4th child born to Joseph Mansfield Moore and Mary Thomason.

Mansfield was married 4 times and had 14 children.
his 1st wife was Ann M. Carper they had 10 children; Joseph, John, William, James, Charles, Rachel, Mary, Thomas, Harvey and Jacob. Ann died and Mansfield remarried to Minnie and they had 1 chld; Dora; Minnie died and he would remarry again to her sister Deliah, they had no children but she died at a young age and he remarried again his 4th wife was Cordelia and they had 3 children; Beulah, George, and Bryan.

Mansfield also built and operated the first water mill in Bradshaw Virginia; and was thought to be the first Postmaster in Bradshaw, his sons also serving as carriers.


Mansfield enlisted at Camp Harmon, Fairfax County, Virginia
on his tombstone it says (CO. F 14th CAV. C.S.A.)
There was an artical written in the Confederate Veteran Magazine (Vol XXIX- 1921) Entitled: Five Living Confederate Brothers, the artical was about the Moore Brothers and their families and parents.
Mansfield Marion Moore 4th child born to Joseph Mansfield Moore and Mary Thomason.

Mansfield was married 4 times and had 14 children.
his 1st wife was Ann M. Carper they had 10 children; Joseph, John, William, James, Charles, Rachel, Mary, Thomas, Harvey and Jacob. Ann died and Mansfield remarried to Minnie and they had 1 chld; Dora; Minnie died and he would remarry again to her sister Deliah, they had no children but she died at a young age and he remarried again his 4th wife was Cordelia and they had 3 children; Beulah, George, and Bryan.

Mansfield also built and operated the first water mill in Bradshaw Virginia; and was thought to be the first Postmaster in Bradshaw, his sons also serving as carriers.


Mansfield enlisted at Camp Harmon, Fairfax County, Virginia
on his tombstone it says (CO. F 14th CAV. C.S.A.)
There was an artical written in the Confederate Veteran Magazine (Vol XXIX- 1921) Entitled: Five Living Confederate Brothers, the artical was about the Moore Brothers and their families and parents.

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