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Title: Moore in Carclinty
Post by: mayner on Saturday 27 December 14 14:33 GMT (UK)
I am looking for the cemetery where Jacob Moore is buried.  He was born about 1845, married Agnes Gamble in 1864 at Finvoy Presbyterian Church, and died Oct 25, 1903 in Carclinty.  Jacob is a son of John William Moore and Margaret Carson.

Kevin
Title: Re: Moore in Carclinty
Post by: aghadowey on Saturday 27 December 14 16:43 GMT (UK)
I don't know where Jacob Moore was buried but I do know that there isn't a headstone for him in Finvoy Presbyterian churchyard. Have you checked for a newspaper death notice?
Title: Re: Moore in Carclinty
Post by: bisjam on Saturday 27 December 14 16:57 GMT (UK)
Hi there. Can't help with your request but I have a Thomas Benjamin Moore born in Carlinty in 1879 . . He married my great great aunt jemima Lamont . Died in Clackmas Oregon USA in 1945. Have details of all their  children one of whom was also a Jacob
Title: Re: Moore in Carclinty
Post by: mayner on Saturday 27 December 14 19:31 GMT (UK)
Aghadowey,

thanks.  i am not aware of an online site for newspapers which might contain his obituary.
In the 1901 Census he was living on a farm in the townland of Carclunty.  is it likely that  the Ballymena papers would contain an obituary for someone living in Carclunty?
Kevin
Title: Re: Moore in Carclinty
Post by: mayner on Saturday 27 December 14 19:36 GMT (UK)
Bisjam,
Thanks. I have information about Thomas Benjamin Moore and his family in Oregon. A couple of years ago, I visited his daughter, Mary, in Oregon City. 
I have been curious about his middle name, Benjamin, that he did not appear to have in Ireland.  His father, Jacob, had an uncle in Canada as well as a cousin in Montana with the same name .

Kevin
Title: Re: Moore in Carclinty
Post by: aghadowey on Saturday 27 December 14 19:54 GMT (UK)
Microfilmed copies of Ballymena papers are at Ballymena Library and the Newspaper Library, Belfast. I don't think any are online.

For reference- Probate of the Will of Jacob Moore late of Carclinty County Antrim Farmer who died 16 October 1903 granted at Belfast to Hugh Wright and William Reid Farmers Unfortunately his Will doesn't mention any burial instructions.

www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Antrim/Dunminning/Caralunty/940011
Title: Re: Moore in Carclinty
Post by: marserene on Friday 18 October 19 00:20 BST (UK)
Hello Kevin

I know the Mary Moore in Oregon you mentioned.  She was my grandfather Leslie's sister.  My father has mentioned Thomas Moore as his grandfather.  We are talking about the same people.  I appreciate the census record posted.  I see in there Jacob whom Mary has mentioned as her grandfather.  I met John Moore In Scotland in 1987. He is the grandnephew of Thomas Benjamin.  I am very interested in this family as well as Jemima Lamont.  They lived a long time ago but I am interested more information about them and their descendants who could be my second and third cousins.  Is there any information about Jacob Moore and his spouse and his ancestors?
Sincerely,
Rick Moore
Eugene Oregon
Title: Re: Moore in Carclinty
Post by: mayner on Sunday 27 October 19 19:18 GMT (UK)
Rick,

I have a fair amount of information about Jacob and Jemina's children.
I am not sure how to get this to you.
The grandfather of John Moore (Scotland 1987) was the eldest son of Thomas Benjamin and remained behind in ireland when the family moved to the US.

Kevin Moore
Vancouver, BC
Title: Re: Moore in Carclinty
Post by: bisjam on Friday 06 December 19 09:36 GMT (UK)
Jemima Lamont was my great aunt I even sent a dm