The Genealogy of David L. Moody & Yvonne L. La Pointe. - Person Sheet
The Genealogy of David L. Moody & Yvonne L. La Pointe. - Person Sheet
NameSamuel MOODY ESQUIRE 
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®1486Birth23 Oct 1733 ®1486
Death8 Oct 1808 ®1486
Memo– buried, I conclude in the chapel Queen’s Square.
FatherSamuel MOODY ESQ. (1710-1780)
MotherElisabeth BAKER (ca1708-1746)
Misc. Notes
He was “of Queens Sq. Bloomsbury, L of Wattisfield”. He died age 75. ®1486
The property at Wattisfield formerly Baker’s was purchased in 1766 of the Moody family by David Powell, Esq. of Clapton, Midde, whose family still possess it. ®1486
The property at Wattisfield formerly Baker’s was purchased in 1766 of the Moody family by David Powell, Esq. of Clapton, Midde, whose family still possess it. ®1486
Spouses
Birthca 1756 ®240
Death23 Dec 1782, Hotwells, Bristol, Bristol County, England, United Kingdom ®6489
Burialaft 23 Dec 1782, Phillol Cath (?),England, United Kingdom ®1486
FatherThomas JOHNSON ESQUIRE
Misc. Notes
She was the eldest daughter and Samuel’s first wife and died at age 26. ®1486
Lines on a Tablet erected in Bristol Cathedral.
Sacred to memory of Elisabeth Wife of Samuel Moody, of London, Esq. Who died at the Hotwells
13 December 1782 Aged 26.
My cousin, Mr. Mark was present during her illness & at her death; she sacrificed herself to serve her husband’s life who was not expected to live. He never shed a tear, & singular enough selected the Hotwells as the place to spend the honeymoon, ‘_____ ____!(?) on his 2nd marriage in 1786.
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Lines on a Tablet erected in Bristol Cathedral.
Sacred to memory of Elisabeth Wife of Samuel Moody, of London, Esq. Who died at the Hotwells
13 December 1782 Aged 26.
My cousin, Mr. Mark was present during her illness & at her death; she sacrificed herself to serve her husband’s life who was not expected to live. He never shed a tear, & singular enough selected the Hotwells as the place to spend the honeymoon, ‘_____ ____!(?) on his 2nd marriage in 1786.
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Research
Hotwells is a community in Bristol, about one mile west of the city centre. It takes its name from the hot springs which bubble up through the rocks of the Avon Gorge
Family ID5979
Marriage15 Apr 1779 ®1486
Misc. Notes
She was the eldest daughter and Samuel’s second wife. ®1486
Family ID5992
Marriage23 Feb 1786 ®1486
ChildrenRobert Baker (Died as Infant) (ca1787-?)
Sarah (Died as Infant) (ca1789-?)
James (1790-?)
Andrew Paterson (1793-1814)
John Baker (1794-?)
Mary (1796-?)
Elisabeth (1797-?)