Husband: Turner MOSS
Birthdate: abt. 1777
Birthplace: Granville Co, North Carolina
Death date: 1852
Place of death: Robertson County, Texas
Father: Reuben MOSS/MORSE
Mother: Martha Ann (Polly) JORDAN

Marriage date: Nov. 15, 1797
Marriage place: Granville County, North Carolina

Wife: Sarah J. "Sallie" REAVIS
Birthdate: abt. 1776
Birthplace: North Carolina
Death date: aft. 1850
Place of death: North Carolina
Father: Samuel REAVIS
Mother: Nancy JONES

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Thomas MOSS
Sex: M
Birthdate: Sept. 11, 1798
Birthplace: Granville County, North Carolina
Death date: after 1825
Place of death: North Carolina
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Marriage place: North Carolina
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Child No. 2: Marcellus MOSS
Sex: M
Birthdate: Oct. 3, 1801
Birthplace: Granville County, North Carolina
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Child No. 3: Sameul Revis MOSS
Sex: M
Birthdate: May 8, 1804
Birthplace: Granville County, North Carolina
Death date: Nov. 20, 1889
Place of death: Sutton, Robertson County, Texas
Marriage date: June 3, 1847
Marriage place: Robertson County, Texas
Spouse's name: Lydia Elvira Mc KNIGHT

Child No. 4: William Whitfield MOSS
Sex: M
Birthdate: Oct. 24, 1807
Birthplace: Granville County, North Carolina
Death date: bef. May 3, 1844
Place of death: Robertson County, Texas
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Child No. 5: Anson Frederich MOSS
Sex:
Birthdate: July 28, 1810
Birthplace: Granville County, North Carolina
Death date: Sept. 14, 1888
Place of death: Limestone County, Texas
Marriage date: Feb. 5, 1850
Marriage place: Texas
Spouse's name: Nancy Jane Mc KNIGHT
 
 
Documentation:
* Robertson County, Texas Probate REcords.
* Will of Turner MOSS.
* Moss family Bible.
* History of Limestone County, Texas.

Notes:
* First wife of Anson MOSS was Eliza McCANLESS--married Jan. 1, 1844.
* Our family goes by the name MOSS, but according to some records found in North Carolina our ancestors also went by the name MORSE. The will of Reuben MOSS, father of Turner MOSS has a statement in his will that says to the effect that either name is acceptable.