The Genealogy of David L. Moody & Yvonne L. La Pointe. - Person Sheet
The Genealogy of David L. Moody & Yvonne L. La Pointe. - Person Sheet
NameEunice GRAVES ®656, ®2142, ®687, ®408, ®8
Birth2 Nov 1735, Hatfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA ®408, ®2143
Death15 Dec 1813, Amherst, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA ®656, ®8, ®408, ®2144
Burialaft 15 Dec 1813, Amherst, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA ®408
FlagsAmherst, Massachusetts
FatherAaron GRAVES (1706-1788)
MotherMary WELLS (1707->1749)
Misc. Notes
She was from Hatfield. ®656 ®408, ®8 Jonathan died in 1804, so on the 1810 US Census she is a widow and her family consists of 1 girl under 10, 1 woman 26-44, and Eunice, over 45, living in Amherst, Massachusetts. ®2145
Spouses
Birth10 Jan 1734, Hadley, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA ®2136, ®2137, ®2138, ®2139
Death9 Apr 1804, Amherst, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA ®656, ®408, ®2140, ®2141
Burialaft 9 Apr 1804, Amherst, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA ®408
FlagsHadley, Massachusetts, Revolutionary War Service, Shay’s Rebellion
FatherJonathan MOODY SR (1708-1798)
MotherBridget SMITH (1708-1786)
Misc. Notes
He was born at Hadley, but as a child moved with his parents to Amherst. “Between the years 1745 and 1763 the following persons were added to the population: Jonathan Moody, Jr.” ®778 In 1755 Jonathan Moody, Jr. served in Captain Moses Porter’s company from Hadley which marched against Crown Point, a French fortress on Lake Champlain. ®778 He married Eunice Graves on 1 March 1759 at Amherst. They had moved to Amherst as in the Amherst Valuation List of 1760 he had 1 Poll, 1 Horse, 0 Oxen, 0 Cows, 0 Hogs, 0 Sheep, 2:0 Personal Estate, 0 Houses and Lands, 0 Real Estate, 2:0 Total. ®778 In the Amherst Valuation List of 1776 he had 1 Poll, 0 Horses, 0 Oxen, 1 Cows, 0 Hogs, 7 Sheep, 11:10 Personal Estate, 5 Houses and Lands, 10:10 Real Estate, 22:0 Total. ®778 He was in the Revolutionary War on the Amherst list, and in 1786-7 took part in Shay’s Rebellion. ®8 ®778 In the 1790 census, Jonathan was listed on the same page as his father, with the same count. He was on the 1802 Voters List in Amherst. ®811 ®778“He settled in the south part of Amherst, Mass. His house being a short distance in a south-west direction from where is now the meeting house in the village. It stood upon the west side of a road, which branches south from the road leading from the west street in Amherst, to the meeting house, before mentioned. At this time, but one church was gathered in Amherst. The inhabitants met for religious worship, on the hill near where the college buildings now stand. I find on the record of that church, dates of baptisms of some of his children and conclude that one or both parents were members of the church. It is said such was the relation in this respect, but in the defect of records, I am unable to give the time of their admission.” ®408
Family ID239
Marriage1 Mar 1759, Amherst, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA ®656, ®687, ®408
ChildrenElihu (1765-1848)
 Sarah (1767-?)
 Eunice (1768-1824)
 Jeremy (1769-1803)
 Rebecca (1770-1799)
 Rufus (1772-1851)
 Lydia (1774-1839)
 Aaron (1776-1830)
 Cephas (1789-1869)
Last Modified 8 Aug 2014Created 9 Mar 2018 using Reunion v12.0 for Macintosh
Created 1 April 2018 by David L. Moody

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