This is just the start of what I hope will be a useful and fun site. Some time ago, my  computer crashed and I lost several years worth of work. I am slowly getting it pieced  back, working from hard copies and notes. The credit for most of the Moore information  needs to go to Letha Moore Brunnell and Shelley Hallman. They have done a huge amount of Moore  research. 
 Cordt Thobaben has supplied the Thobaben information. To all the other "cousins" out  there who have been so generous, a large thank you.
  Thanks to Tribal Pages I can save it to the
 internet and make it available to family and other researchers. Please let me know if  you find errors or have additions. Remember...Even official documents can be in error,  so always check out sources. And...You will not always be able to find documentation and the reasons  for that are legion. 
 I do not do this because I'm writing a book or do ancestor worship. I do it because I enjoy history  and this helps bring it alive and because I love a good mystery. Learning what my ancestors did with  their lives is interesting, fun, perplexing and sometimes disturbing,but...all that has no bearing  on what I do with my life or who I am some 200 years or more later. As to cold hard data proving  anything..It really doesn't matter if my grandmother was born in 1900 or 1901. She was born. That is  what ultimately counts. So as you research keep this in mind. You will not be hanged because uncle  so and so was a crook, and likewise, you will not get any awards because ggggg grandfather whositz  signed the Mayflower Compact. So just relax, have fun and follow the clues they left behind. I have taken on 2 cousins as co-administrators. They have more consistent computer access than I do,  so are able to go in and make corrections, and additions as they get them.