The Geneaology of Moody - LaPointe - Schnell - Beyers - Person Sheet
The Geneaology of Moody - LaPointe - Schnell - Beyers - Person Sheet
Spouses
1Gill MOODY ESQUIRE 
163,400,545, 2661
163,400,545, 2661Birth1678545
BurialApr 5, 1727, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom545
FlagsBlood Relatives of JDM, Relative
FatherSamuel MOODY ESQUIRE , 539 (1649-1692)
MotherHannah GILL , 2659 (1648-1734)
Family ID1824
ChildrenAbigail , 8545 (>1700-?1717)
Stansby , 8517 (1708-1728)
Hannah , 8543 (1708-1755)
Samuel , 8520 (1710-1780)
Abigail (Died Young), 8544 (<1713-<1713)
Mary , 8541 (1718-1794)
George (Died Young), 8518 (<1720-<1720)
John (Died Young), 8523 (<1721-<1721)
Gill (Died Young), 8524 (<1721-<1721)
Anne (Died Young), 8537 (<1721-<1721)
Sarah , 8538 (1723-1789)
Thomas (Died Young), 8519 (<1727-?)
William , 8525 (<1727-1731)
Notes for Gill’s Wife Rose MOODY
She died at age 41. 545
Notes for Gill (Spouse 1)
He was from Bury St. Edmunds, Esq., and heir to his father in 1691. 163 He died at age 48 or 49 and his will was dated 8 June 1724. 545
“Gill Moody, of Bury, my great grandfather, who died 30’. April 1727, son of Samuel & Hannah Moody ____ Culliam in his will dated 8 June 1724, bequeathes to his daughter Mary £1500.. This must be your grandmother. He must have been a wealthy man, for his legacies amounted to £11.560 besides land property, & he bequeathed £50. p ann. Each to his three Executors for their trouble. His daughter Hannah Moody by her will dated 15th January 1753, bequeathed to Mary, William, Gill, & John Badeley £150 each.” 545
“Gill Moody, of Bury, my great grandfather, who died 30’. April 1727, son of Samuel & Hannah Moody ____ Culliam in his will dated 8 June 1724, bequeathes to his daughter Mary £1500.. This must be your grandmother. He must have been a wealthy man, for his legacies amounted to £11.560 besides land property, & he bequeathed £50. p ann. Each to his three Executors for their trouble. His daughter Hannah Moody by her will dated 15th January 1753, bequeathed to Mary, William, Gill, & John Badeley £150 each.” 545