On 28 May 1824 Mary Morgan lived in Wilbraham, Massachusetts.2101 On 22 June 1824 Emerson Moody of Longmeadow and Mary Morgan of Wilbraham were married in Wilbraham.2102

On 6 April 1813, Joseph Clark was appointed guardian of Anna and Betsey, who were over 14, and of Emerson, who was under 14. 2247 Emerson was bequeathed twenty dollars at the age of 21 in the will of his father, Noah Moody, of 19 September 1811 335 Emerson was a blacksmith. 2305 On 28 May 1824 Emerson Moody of Longmeadow and Mary Morgan of Wilbraham published their marriage intentions in Longmeadow, Massachusetts;2101 then they married in Wilbraham on 22 June 1824. 2301 Emerson and Mary had two children born in Longmeadow in 1825 and 1828, 2306 and were living there in 1830. 2307Emerson was admitted to the church in Canton on 8 January 1832 from the church in Longmeadow, and then he and Mary were recommended on 14 June 1832 “to aid in organizing a separate Congregational Church in Collinsville [in Canton].” 2308In 1840 in Canton, Connecticut, Emerson had a male and a female 10–14 and two males and a female 30–39.2309 On 3 May 1846, Emerson and his wife Mary were received in the church in Wintonbury [Bloomfield] from the Church of Christ in Collinsville , Connecticut. 2310 He lived in Bloomfield, Connecticut607 and is the GGGgrandfather of Herbsmom2 at aol dot com. Emerson was one of the passengers on the Henry Lee that sailed around the Horn in 1849. 2042 In 1850 Mary, age 51, was living with Edward E. Moody, age 24, in Bloomfield. 2311 In 1860 Mary was living with her sister Sophia Washburn in Ware. 2312In 1870 Mary was living in Springfield, age 71, with [her daughter] Mary S. Goodrich aged 42. 2313

Bloomfield, Connecticut censuses. Descendants of Emerson and Mary.