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     Henry Moon was (an unknown value).
Henry Moon [Moon - PeterJackson.FTW]

In 1881, Henry Moon seems to have taken over his father's farm which was quite extensive. On the registration of birth of Martha Selena his name is given as William Henry MOON.

Buried in Moira Cemetery, Huntingdon Township, County Road #8 between Moira and Hwy 37. Plot 1-4 East side.¹
Henry Moon was (an unknown value), at Carpenter and Thresher.
Henry Moon was born circa 1841. He was the son of Peter Moon and Hannah Tice.
The census on 2 April 1871 has for at, Hastings, ,:
In 1871 Peter and Hannah with their son Henry are living in Concession 2, Lot 17 of Huntingdon on a 200 acre farm of which 180 acres are improved. They have 5 horses, 3 colts, 22 milch cows and 14 cattle, 2 sheep and 10 swine.²

Henry Moon married Margaret Ann Stewart on 18 November 1876.
Henry Moon died on 28 October 1895, at Huntingdon Township, Hastings County..

     
Margaret Ann Stewart was born in 1843, at, .¹
Margaret Ann Stewart married Henry Moon, son of Peter Moon and Hannah Tice, on 18 November 1876.
Margaret Ann Stewart died on 13 June 1897, at A Methodist., , Hastings, . Buried in Moira Cemetery, Huntingdon Township, County Road #8 between
Moira and Hwy 37. Plot 1-4 East side

Was living at Concession 2, lot 20, at the time of her death. Death was
registered by Lyman Moon.¹

     
Agnes Moon died ?unknown.
Agnes Moon was born circa 1869.
Agnes Moon was born in 1869. She was the daughter of Henry Moon and Margaret Ann Stewart.

     James Henry Moon was (an unknown value).
James Henry Moon [Moon - PeterJackson.FTW]

Buried in Moira Cemetery, Huntingdon Township, County Road #8 between Moira and Hwy 37. plot 8-3 West[Langstaff Jul 26 01.FTW]

[Moon - PeterJackson.FTW]

Buried in Moira Cemetery, Huntingdon Township, County Road #8 between Moira and Hwy 37. plot 8-3 West.
James Henry Moon was (an unknown value), at Labourer.
James Henry Moon was born circa December 1874, at Ontario.
James Henry Moon was born in December 1874. He was the son of Henry Moon and Margaret Ann Stewart.
James Henry Moon died on 29 June 1896, at Tyendinaga Township, Ontario.

     
Martha Selena Moon [Moon - PeterJackson.FTW]

Buried in Moira Cemetery. Plot 1-4 on East side.

May have been a domestic to M.D. Adams in 1901. The Adams lived just down the road from the woman, Margaret Henry, who had adopted Charles Simpkins.[Langstaff Jul 26 01.FTW]

[Moon - PeterJackson.FTW]

Buried in Moira Cemetery. Plot 1-4 on East side.

May have been a domestic to M.D. Adams in 1901. The Adams lived just down the road from the woman, Margaret Henry, who had adopted Charles Simpkins.
Martha Selena Moon was born on 9 December 1878. She was the daughter of Henry Moon and Margaret Ann Stewart.
Martha Selena Moon married Charles T. Simpkins after 1901.
Martha Selena Moon died in 1958.

     
Wallace S. Moon was buried ?unknown, at Victoria and St James Anglican.
Wallace S. Moon [Moon - PeterJackson.FTW]

Buried in Victoria and St James Anglican Cemetery, Hungerford, Conc 10, Lot 14[Langstaff Jul 26 01.FTW]

[Moon - PeterJackson.FTW]

Buried in Victoria and St James Anglican Cemetery, Hungerford, Conc 10, Lot 14.
Wallace S. Moon married Helen May Kerr.
Wallace S. Moon was born on 2 August 1882. He was the son of Henry Moon and Margaret Ann Stewart.
Wallace S. Moon married Bertha Lillian Orr on 26 September 1904, at Cannifton, Ont.
Wallace S. Moon died on 17 January 1966, at Hungerford Township, Hastings County.

     
Emma Moon died ?unknown. She was (an unknown value).
Emma Moon was born circa 1864, at Kingston, Ont.
Emma Moon was born in 1864, at Kingston, Ont.. She was the daughter of Peter Moon and Sarah Poole.
Emma Moon married Edward Maddigan on 21 February 1887, at Kingston, Ont..
Emma Moon married Edward Maddigan on 21 February 1887.

     
Edward Maddigan died ?unknown.
Edward Maddigan was (an unknown value), at Labourer. He was (an unknown value).
Edward Maddigan was born circa 1866, at Kingston, Ont.
Edward Maddigan was born in 1866, at Kingston, Ont..
Edward Maddigan married Emma Moon, daughter of Peter Moon and Sarah Poole, on 21 February 1887.
Edward Maddigan married Emma Moon, daughter of Peter Moon and Sarah Poole, on 21 February 1887, at Kingston, Ont..

     
Albert Moon died ?unknown.
Albert Moon was born circa 1867.
Albert Moon was born in 1867. He was the son of Peter Moon and Sarah Poole.

     
Mark Morton married Emily Jane Moon, daughter of Peter Moon and Hannah Tice.
Mark Morton was (an unknown value), at Carpenter. He was (an unknown value).
Mark Morton [Moon - PeterJackson.FTW]

Named as son-in-law of Peter Moon senior on the latter's death certificate.

In 1871, Mark Morton owned 1/2 acre of land on lot 14, concession 2, of Huntingdon Township.

In 1878, on daughter's birth certificate, he gave his address as Murray P.O.

According to the Morton genealogy, he moved to Alcona Michigan in 1880 and in 1894 went to Bay City Michigan.[Langstaff Jul 26 01.FTW]

[Moon - PeterJackson.FTW]

Named as son-in-law of Peter Moon senior on the latter's death certificate.

In 1871, Mark Morton owned 1/2 acre of land on lot 14, concession 2, of Huntingdon Township.

In 1878, on daughter's birth certificate, he gave his address as Murray P.O.

According to the Morton genealogy, he moved to Alcona Michigan in 1880 and in 1894 went to Bay City Michigan.
Mark Morton was born circa 1832, at Hungerford Township, Hastings County.
Mark Morton was born in 1832, at Hungerford Twp., Hastings Co.. He was Census Ref in 1871; Huntingdon pg 46 line 15.
Mark Morton died on 8 November 1904, at Bay City, MI, USA.

     
Eliza J. Morton was born on 20 June 1854. She was the daughter of Mark Morton and Emily Jane Moon.
Eliza J. Morton died on 15 October 1943.

     
William N. Morton was born on 9 May 1858, at Hungerford Township, Hastings County.
William N. Morton was born on 9 May 1858. He was the son of Mark Morton and Emily Jane Moon.
William N. Morton died on 31 August 1859, at Hungerford Township, Hastings County.

     
Ida E. Morton married John A. Moon, son of Daniel Moon and Catherine L. Heuffman.
Ida E. Morton was born on 9 July 1860. She was the daughter of Mark Morton and Emily Jane Moon.
Ida E. Morton died on 16 March 1940.

     
Thomas H. Morton was born on 14 April 1862, at Hungerford Township, Hastings County.
Thomas H. Morton was born on 14 April 1862, at Hungerford Twp., Hastings Co.. He was the son of Mark Morton and Emily Jane Moon.
Thomas H. Morton died after 1947.

     
William L. Morton died ?unknown.
William L. Morton was born on 12 August 1863, at Hungerford Township, Hastings County.
William L. Morton was born on 12 August 1863, at Hungerford Twp., Hastings Co.. He was the son of Mark Morton and Emily Jane Moon.

     
Emma A. Morton was born on 3 August 1865. She was the daughter of Mark Morton and Emily Jane Moon.
Emma A. Morton died on 25 November 1946.

     
Lyman M. Morton was born on 2 July 1868, at Hungerford Township, Hastings County.
Lyman M. Morton was born on 2 July 1868, at Hungerford Twp., Hastings Co.. He was the son of Mark Morton and Emily Jane Moon.
Lyman M. Morton died in February 1931.

     
Benjamin S. W. Morton was born on 12 March 1867, at Hungerford Township, Hastings County.
Benjamin S. W. Morton was born on 12 March 1867, at Hungerford Twp., Hastings Co.. He was the son of Mark Morton and Emily Jane Moon.
Benjamin S. W. Morton died on 31 August 1869, at Hungerford Township, Hastings County.
Benjamin S. W. Morton died on 31 August 1869, at Hungerford Twp., Hastings Co..

     
Charles H. Morton was born on 14 January 1870, at Hungerford Township, Hastings County.
Charles H. Morton was born on 14 January 1870, at Hungerford Twp., Hastings Co.. He was the son of Mark Morton and Emily Jane Moon.
Charles H. Morton died on 12 March 1888.

     
Elizabeth E. Morton was born on 8 November 1872. She was the daughter of Mark Morton and Emily Jane Moon.
Elizabeth E. Morton died on 30 July 1893.

     
Mary M. Morton was born on 28 September 1874, at Hungerford Township, Hastings County.
Mary M. Morton was born on 28 September 1874, at Hungerford Twp., Hastings Co.. She was the daughter of Mark Morton and Emily Jane Moon.
Mary M. Morton died on 16 September 1942.

     
Albert A. Morton was born on 17 July 1876, at Hungerford Township, Hastings County.
Albert A. Morton was born on 17 July 1876, at Hungerford Twp., Hastings Co.. He was the son of Mark Morton and Emily Jane Moon.
Albert A. Morton died on 22 August 1879, at Hungerford Township, Hastings County.
Albert A. Morton died on 22 August 1879, at Hungerford Twp., Hastings Co..

     
Lille May Morton was born on 22 May 1878, at Murray Township, Northumberland County, Ontario.
Lille May Morton was born on 22 May 1878, at Murray Twp., Northumberland Co., Ont.. She was the daughter of Mark Morton and Emily Jane Moon.
Lille May Morton died on 22 August 1879, at Murray Township, Northumberland County, Ontario.
Lille May Morton died on 22 August 1879, at Murray Twp., Northumberland Co., Ont..

     
John A. Moon died ?unknown.
John A. Moon married Ida E. Morton, daughter of Mark Morton and Emily Jane Moon.
John A. Moon was born circa 1857, at Ameliasburgh, Prince Edward County.
John A. Moon was born in 1857, at Ameliasburg, Prince Edward Co.. He was the son of Daniel Moon and Catherine L. Heuffman.

     
Daniel Moon died ?unknown.
Daniel Moon RG 9 1B2, Vol. 29 for Hastings County:

Pay list for the 1st. Hastings Artillery Co. of Belleville, commanded by Capt. Jacob Bounter (Bonter), age 36, includes Daniel Moon age 26 on the 4 Jun 1841, he does not appear on the next pay list for 1842 so must have quit.

Muster Roll, Prince Edward Co. Amelia'sburg Militia: David Segar's Company
1) 20 July 1818...... John West;
2) 11 Nov 1818...... John West
3) 25 Oct 1818....... John Moon

2nd Regiment Prince Edward Co. Militia Lt. Col Owne Richard Hallowell's Comany:
1) 15 May 1822...... John West age 30
Transfer from 1st to 2nd or Res Regimant;
1) 28 Oct 1831........ John West, age 41.

Flank Company, 2nd Reg. Prince Edward Co. Militia, Col(?) R.C. Wilkins Company
1) 18 Aug 1841 William West
2) 18 Aug 1841 Daniel Moon.

This Daniel if his birth date is correct would have been 22 years of age in 1841, it is possible he lied about his age to get into the Militia.
Daniel Moon was born on 21 December 1819. He was the son of John Moon and Margaret Gerow.
Daniel Moon married Catherine L. Heuffman on 27 August 1850, at p23, Par.2A2, , .¹

     
Catherine L. Heuffman died ?unknown.
Catherine L. Heuffman was born circa 1833.
Catherine L. Heuffman married Daniel Moon, son of John Moon and Margaret Gerow, on 27 August 1850, at p23, Par.2A2, , .¹
As of 27 August 1850,her married name was Moon.¹

     
Mary Alyea [Moon - PeterJackson.FTW]

Page 743 of Pioneer Life on the Bay of Quinte states that an Alyea daughter married John Moon and settled in Belleville. Her mother's maiden name was Maricha Bontar and the family was from Holland. During the 1861 census, Marshall Moon is living with Peter and Elizabeth Alyea and family and Almien Moon is living with John and Elizabeth Alyea and family.[Langstaff Jul 26 01.FTW]

[Moon - PeterJackson.FTW]

Page 743 of Pioneer Life on the Bay of Quinte states that an Alyea daughter married John Moon and settled in Belleville. Her mother's maiden name was Maricha Bontar and the family was from Holland. During the 1861 census, Marshall Moon is living with Peter and Elizabeth Alyea and family and Almien Moon is living with John and Elizabeth Alyea and family.
Mary Alyea was born circa 1805, at Prince Edward County, Ontario.
Mary Alyea was born in 1805, at Prince Edward Co., ON.
Mary Alyea married John Moon, son of John B. Moon and Margaret "Martha" Ann Murray, in February 1830, at, Prince Edward, . John E. CARROLL
Rua F.M. Pacheco 126, 4A Lagos, Algarve 8600-592.¹
As of February 1830,her married name was Moon.¹

Mary Alyea died on 5 November 1872.

     
Margaret Gerow married John Moon, son of John B. Moon and Margaret "Martha" Ann Murray, on 26 August 1817, at, Prince Edwatd, . John E. CARROLL
Rua F.M. Pacheco 126, 4A Lagos, Algarve 8600-592.¹
As of 26 August 1817,her married name was Moon.¹

Margaret Gerow died before 1830.

     
Catherine Moon married Henry F Alyea.
Catherine Moon was born on 12 December 1830. She was the daughter of John Moon and Mary Alyea.
Catherine Moon died on 4 September 1915.

     
John Moon was (an unknown value), at Carriage Maker. He was National Origin; German. He was (an unknown value).
John Moon [Moon - PeterJackson.FTW]

John Moon's age varies widely from census to census. In the 1861 census his age is given as 27 which means that he was born in 1834. In the 1871 census his age is 36 so his birth year would be 1835. In the 1891 census his age is 55 so his birth year is 1836. In March 1900, when he died, he was supposed to be 68 years old which makes his year of birth 1832. Mary Long's notes give his birth date as Jan 1833 (although 3 February 1832 has been handwritten in. The obituary says he was 67, which would make his year of birth 1833 if he was born in January or February. His tombstone in the Belleville cemetery shows 1833. The family bible gives 1832 with his brother Peter being born 1 April 1833. I've gone with 3 February 1832 as a best guess.

Buried at Belleville Cemetery, Area N, section 7, lot 3, North Path.

John Moon lived in Hastings, Asphodel Township, in 1861. His oldest son's birthplace is supposedly PE Cty so I assume he moved to Hastings about 1857 - 1858. They lived in a one story frame house on 2/3 rds of an acre. He had $800 invested in the property and livestock worth $120 (1 horse, 1 cow and 2 pigs). He had about $100 worth of wood, oak, elm, pine and B wood which I assume is basswood. There was an apprentice, James Houston, 17, and a servant Mary Cralen (sp?), 26, living with them. He produced about $200 worth of carriages and sleighs a year. he is listed in the 1864 directory of Ameliasburgh.

In 1871, John Moon owned lot 25 in Concession 5, in Sidney Township, Hastings County, on which there were two dwelling houses, one (warehouse, store or factory), and one barn or stable in which there were two carriages. The lot was 1 and 1/2 acres of which 1 acre was gardens or orchards. He had 1/2 an acre in potatoes from which he got 50 bushels. He also grew 7 bushels of beets and 3 bushels of apples. He had one horse, 1 milch cow and 3 other cows, 2 swine and 4 bee hives. The family produced 75 pounds of butter a year and 25 pounds of honey.

He was a carriage maker and his business was valued as $100 fixed capital and $50 floating capital. There was one person employed (I assume it was him) at $300 per year. His inventory consisted of assorted woods of about 6000 board feet worth $75.00. He built 5 new carriages worth $600 in a year and undertook repairs of all kinds.

In 1891, John and Clarissa are living with Ella and Clara in Belleville. In the 1894/95 Belleville directory, John is listed as a wagon maker living at "s Coleman 1 n Bridge h Everitt". His business is listed at e s Coleman. In 1899 he is not listed.

John's death has caused considerable confusion. It appears that his son, Malcolm, registered the death in Belleville as occurring 1 March 1900. The other son, Charles, appears to have registered the same death as occurring 2 March 1900 in Sidney Township. Charles also stated that his father was born in Prince Edward County but Malcolm just said Ontario. The Belleville Intelligencer obituary is on Mar 01, 1900 so I have taken this as the correct date and it gives the place of birth as PE County. John's will states that his death was on 01 Mar 1900..

The marriage registration for John's second wedding gives the names of his parents as John and Polly MOON of Ameliasburgh. John's death notice in the Belleville Intelligencer states that he leaves a wife, three sons and three daughters. Since Clarissa died in 1893 this confirms the second marriage.

John's will names Malcolm and Charles as the executors. His will was made 24 February 1900, or one week before he died. He leaves his household furnishings to his "beloved wife" Mary and states that she is to have the use of the house as long as she lives or until she remarries. He makes provision for his grandson, Henry Phillips who is to reside with his wife Mary, until he is 21. His estate is estimated at $575 for real estate and $404 for personal property. The land consists of lot 13 on concession one in Sidney.[Langstaff Jul 26 01.FTW]

[Moon - PeterJackson.FTW]

John Moon's age varies widely from census to census. In the 1861 census his age is given as 27 which means that he was born in 1834. In the 1871 census his age is 36 so his birth year would be 1835. In the 1891 census his age is 55 so his birth year is 1836. In March 1900, when he died, he was supposed to be 68 years old which makes his year of birth 1832. Mary Long's notes give his birth date as Jan 1833 (although 3 February 1832 has been handwritten in. The obituary says he was 67, which would make his year of birth 1833 if he was born in January or February. His tombstone in the Belleville cemetery shows 1833. The family bible gives 1832 with his brother Peter being born 1 April 1833. I've gone with 3 February 1832 as a best guess.

Buried at Belleville Cemetery, Area N, section 7, lot 3, North Path.

John Moon lived in Hastings, Asphodel Township, in 1861. His oldest son's birthplace is supposedly PE Cty so I assume he moved to Hastings about 1857 - 1858. They lived in a one story frame house on 2/3 rds of an acre. He had $800 invested in the property and livestock worth $120 (1 horse, 1 cow and 2 pigs). He had about $100 worth of wood, oak, elm, pine and B wood which I assume is basswood. There was an apprentice, James Houston, 17, and a servant Mary Cralen (sp?), 26, living with them. He produced about $200 worth of carriages and sleighs a year. he is listed in the 1864 directory of Ameliasburgh.

In 1871, John Moon owned lot 25 in Concession 5, in Sidney Township, Hastings County, on which there were two dwelling houses, one (warehouse, store or factory), and one barn or stable in which there were two carriages. The lot was 1 and 1/2 acres of which 1 acre was gardens or orchards. He had 1/2 an acre in potatoes from which he got 50 bushels. He also grew 7 bushels of beets and 3 bushels of apples. He had one horse, 1 milch cow and 3 other cows, 2 swine and 4 bee hives. The family produced 75 pounds of butter a year and 25 pounds of honey.

He was a carriage maker and his business was valued as $100 fixed capital and $50 floating capital. There was one person employed (I assume it was him) at $300 per year. His inventory consisted of assorted woods of about 6000 board feet worth $75.00. He built 5 new carriages worth $600 in a year and undertook repairs of all kinds.

In 1891, John and Clarissa are living with Ella and Clara in Belleville. In the 1894/95 Belleville directory, John is listed as a wagon maker living at "s Coleman 1 n Bridge h Everitt". His business is listed at e s Coleman. In 1899 he is not listed.

John's death has caused considerable confusion. It appears that his son, Malcolm, registered the death in Belleville as occurring 1 March 1900. The other son, Charles, appears to have registered the same death as occurring 2 March 1900 in Sidney Township. Charles also stated that his father was born in Prince Edward County but Malcolm just said Ontario. The Belleville Intelligencer obituary is on Mar 01, 1900 so I have taken this as the correct date and it gives the place of birth as PE County. John's will states that his death was on 01 Mar 1900..

The marriage registration for John's second wedding gives the names of his parents as John and Polly MOON of Ameliasburgh. John's death notice in the Belleville Intelligencer states that he leaves a wife, three sons and three daughters. Since Clarissa died in 1893 this confirms the second marriage.

John's will names Malcolm and Charles as the executors. His will was made 24 February 1900, or one week before he died. He leaves his household furnishings to his "beloved wife" Mary and states that she is to have the use of the house as long as she lives or until she remarries. He makes provision for his grandson, Henry Phillips who is to reside with his wife Mary, until he is 21. His estate is estimated at $575 for real estate and $404 for personal property. The land consists of lot 13 on concession one in Sidney.
John Moon was born on 3 February 1832, at Upper Canada.
John Moon was born on 3 February 1832. He was the son of John Moon and Mary Alyea.
John Moon married Clarissa E. Abraham in 1855. John Moon was Census Ref in 1871; Dist 6, W Hastings, sub dist A, Sidney, p.59. Microfilm reel #9991. He was Census Ref in 1891; Belleville page 8.
John Moon married Mary Lambert on 21 September 1895, at Belleville, Ontario.
John Moon died on 1 March 1900, at Belleville, Ontario, Canada.