s/o Col. John H. Moore and Eliza Cummins Moore
Col. John H. Moore was the Commander of the Battle of Gonzales; his wife Eliza was the daughter of James Cummins, alcalde of Colorado Co., TX --he had a mill there, also. All were of Stephen F. Austin's "Old Three Hundred" See also: Founders and Patriots of the Republic of Texas
W. B. Moore was named for his great-grandfather Capt. William Bowen of the American Revolution. Capt Bowen is buried at his now historic homeplace in the Moss-Wright park in Goodlettsville, (near Nashville) Tennessee. Capt. Bowen's wife was Mary Henley Russell, daughter of Brig. Gen William Russell of the American Revolution. (DAR ancestor # A098535)
Another source: The Russell Family of Virginia, by Louis DeCognets
Aboe information provided by Kathleen Hale, great granddaughter of William Bowen Moore.
Col. John H. Moore was the Commander of the Battle of Gonzales; his wife Eliza was the daughter of James Cummins, alcalde of Colorado Co., TX --he had a mill there, also. All were of Stephen F. Austin's "Old Three Hundred" See also: Founders and Patriots of the Republic of Texas
W. B. Moore was named for his great-grandfather Capt. William Bowen of the American Revolution. Capt Bowen is buried at his now historic homeplace in the Moss-Wright park in Goodlettsville, (near Nashville) Tennessee. Capt. Bowen's wife was Mary Henley Russell, daughter of Brig. Gen William Russell of the American Revolution. (DAR ancestor # A098535)
Another source: The Russell Family of Virginia, by Louis DeCognets
Aboe information provided by Kathleen Hale, great granddaughter of William Bowen Moore.
s/o Col. John H. Moore and Eliza Cummins Moore
Col. John H. Moore was the Commander of the Battle of Gonzales; his wife Eliza was the daughter of James Cummins, alcalde of Colorado Co., TX --he had a mill there, also. All were of Stephen F. Austin's "Old Three Hundred" See also: Founders and Patriots of the Republic of Texas
W. B. Moore was named for his great-grandfather Capt. William Bowen of the American Revolution. Capt Bowen is buried at his now historic homeplace in the Moss-Wright park in Goodlettsville, (near Nashville) Tennessee. Capt. Bowen's wife was Mary Henley Russell, daughter of Brig. Gen William Russell of the American Revolution. (DAR ancestor # A098535)
Another source: The Russell Family of Virginia, by Louis DeCognets
Aboe information provided by Kathleen Hale, great granddaughter of William Bowen Moore.
Col. John H. Moore was the Commander of the Battle of Gonzales; his wife Eliza was the daughter of James Cummins, alcalde of Colorado Co., TX --he had a mill there, also. All were of Stephen F. Austin's "Old Three Hundred" See also: Founders and Patriots of the Republic of Texas
W. B. Moore was named for his great-grandfather Capt. William Bowen of the American Revolution. Capt Bowen is buried at his now historic homeplace in the Moss-Wright park in Goodlettsville, (near Nashville) Tennessee. Capt. Bowen's wife was Mary Henley Russell, daughter of Brig. Gen William Russell of the American Revolution. (DAR ancestor # A098535)
Another source: The Russell Family of Virginia, by Louis DeCognets
Aboe information provided by Kathleen Hale, great granddaughter of William Bowen Moore.
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