“Mr. Moody, settled in Ashfield, Mass, but after residence there for some years, returned to South Hadley, Mass. His house was the third in ‘Moody Corner’ south of the bridge and on the west side of the road. He engaged chiefly in agricultural pursuits. He and his wife were members of the Church in South Hadley as early as 1783, time of admission is unknown. They were dismissed to the Church in Belchertown, Mass, in Jan 7, 1820 having removed thither to live with their son (Heman ®1250). His death was sudden. Returning from the field, an old man, but in apparently good health, he fell and expired.” ®408 He was a Private on the 1777 Hadley list in the Massachusetts Army during the Revolutionary War, serving under Lt. Waite and Col. Woodbridge. ®610 ®8On the 1790 US Census his family of 3 males over 16, 1 boy under 16, and 7 females lived in South Hadley. ®2247 ®675He inherited from his father Josiah, Sr. a grist mill on Bachelors Brook in South Hadley in 1794. ®1313 ®1312 On the 1810 US Census he and his wife, both over 45, and one girl 10-16 years old lived at Moody’s Corners, South Hadley. Massachusetts. ®810

His wife was Sarah Clark, mother of Heman ®1250, ®627