Moffat Genealogies

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910 edition. Excerpt: ... PART VIII. Genealogical Table of Descent from Rev. John Moffat. Note: In the following table b stands for "born," d for "died," and m for "married." S. P. stands for sine pariete, indicating that the descendant referred to was without issue at the date at which he or she is stated in the table to be living, and O. S. P., --obit sine pariete.--means that the descendant referred to died without issue. A t following a name means that the author has no further information concerning the descendant than is set forth in the table. The small number immediately following a name, indicates the generation in descent. 1. Rev. John Moffat d Little Britain, N. Y., 22 April, 1788; m. 10 December, 1750, Margaret Little (dau. of Rev. John Little and Frances Fitzgerald) b 30 May, 1724; d Little Britain, N. Y., 18 October, 1800.33 (2) John Little Moffat (3) William Moffat (4) Margaret Moffat (5) Mary Moffat (6) Samuel Moffat (7) Frances Moffat (8) Elizabeth Moffat (9) Catherine Moffat 2. John Little Moffat b Little Britain, N. Y., 15 June, 1753; d Goshen, N. Y., 10 February, 1788; m 16 March, 1779, Mary Yelverton (dau. of Anthony Yelverton and Phebe Youngs) b Ulster County, N. Y., 1759; d Goshen, N. Y., 17 February, 1788. (10) Phebe Moffat (11) Margaret Moffat (12) Maria Moffat (13) Anthony Yelverton Moffat (14) John Little Moffat "new York Gazette And General Advert1ser: Saturday, as October, 1800. 3. William Moffat2 b Little Britain, N. Y., 29 May, 1755; d New York City, 21 December, 1820 m (1) Ulster County, N. Y., 1781, Eunice Youngs (dau. of Henry Youngs and Abigail Horton) b 8 August, 1763; d 10 December, 1799; m (2) Rhoda.f (15) Julia Ann Moffat (16) Henry Youngs Moffat bapt. 27 July, 1863;" d in infancy (17) Abigail Moffat (18) John Moffat (19)...

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Previously published by Magna Carta, Baltimore. Published as a set by Genealogical Publishing with the two vols. of the Genealogies in the Library of Congress, and the two vols. of the Supplement. Set ISBN is 0806316691.