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Note: 1860 Fed Census Georgetown Cty-Parish of Prince George, South Carolina June 1, 1860
D.D. Moore age 20 m farmer $10 born in SC 415 423
M.Ann Moore age 18 f wife
1880 Fed Census Georgetown Cty, SC
David D. Moore 40 m farmer born in SC parents born in SC
Mary A. 36 wife
John D. 8 m
Mary T. 6 f
Mary J. Atum 15 f orphan
Barney W. Atum 1 m orphan
1900 Federal census Georgetown Cty roll 1528 book 2, page 174a
David D. Moore w m age 61 widow born June 1839 S. C.
parents born in S. C.
Mary T. dgtr born 1874 age 26 single
John W. (Barney Wallace?) born Oct. 1878
Melvin born 1884
SC Archives- Georgetown County Estate Papers -#1415
Abstract of Wills, Books A & B -page 541
State of S.C. -Georgetown County
Last Will & Testament of David D. Moore
Executor: Horace M. Moore
Barr & Smith Lawyers -Georgetown, S.C.
Will dated 2-28-1927
David D. Moore........leave all of my estate to son, Horace M. Moore. If he predeceases me, all said estate will go to his wife, Lucy M. Moore.
Witnesses: Capers G. Barr, H. L. Smith, C.L. Hamrick,
P. J. ex.off: B. P. Fraser, Jr. -May 21, 1928
Estate valued at $175.00
$27.00 in account at Bank of Georgetown
$80.00 -two mules
$25.00 -25 bushels of corn
$15.00 -one cow
$11.50 -23 goats
$15.00 -3 plows and one old mowing machine
$5.00 -one one-horse wagon
Index of Plats -Georgetown County, SC
D. D. Moore - tax District #3 -Book B -page 118
12-06-1905 - 272 Acres -Carvers Bay area -Twsp. #6
200 acres - Carvers Bay area-Twsp. #6
Georgetown County, SC Tombstone Inscriptions: page 169: Moore Family: in woods back of Rose Hill Baptist Church on Cal Dawson's land; -this cemetery is located off roads in deep woods and a guide is necessary to reach them:
Moore, D. D. Jan. 31, 1837-May 15, 1928
Moore, Mary E. Dec. 22, 1842-Nov. 5, 1888
Georgetown SC Queries, Rootsweb, Moore Cemetery response: Posted by Pam Traynham <pawz@bellatlantic.net> on Mon May 21, 2001:
The couple in the Moore Cemetery are my great great grandparents, David and Mary. the cemetery is not located behind Rose Hill Church although many people think it is.
It is actually on a piece of land owned by Cal Dawson and is only accessible in the fall or late winter/early spring. If you try to go in the spring or summer, you can't get to it because of dense foliage that surrounds the area. If you go in
the fall and winter, you risk getting shot. Cal uses the land for hunting during those seasons. My cousin Hadrian and another cousin had cleaned the area and placed a fence around the cemetery. It was once knocked down by a storm and they
replaced it. No one has been out there in several years. There used to be several graves there; and you can still see where they were because they have now collapsed.
The stones are long gone. I have talked to Cal about moving my grandparents to a more easily accessible location and his is very interested in that, but I have not settled on a place to move them.
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