I recently retired after 35 years of teaching and research at Ohio University .
I am most definitely a Moody but I was having a lot of problems with the university emailing system so started having it forward to my private email account.  Levi Wiechmann is my nommes des plume for a couple of non-scientific books that I have been writing.   Levi in honor of my great-grandfather Levi Moody, Sr. and Wiechmann for my great-grandfather Fritz Wiechmann from NW Germany. I gave the lecture to our SAR Club 2 weeks ago on Genetics 101 and use of DNA for testing SAR and DAR membership.  I believe that I was able to explain it sufficiently to the non-science gentlemen and ladies. At age 66 and 2 years from my emergency surgery for a DeBakey Type I aortic dissection I spent 2 weeks in January driving by myself to Los Angeles and back, visiting scattered cousins and cemeteries to and from.  It was good to be able to that without too much worry; western landscapes are good for the soul!
I will increase my search for more relatives.

Scott
moody@ohio.edu
summonzeus@gmail.com
Scott M. Moody, Ph.D.
Associate Professor Emeritus of Evolutionary and Organismic  Biology
Ohio Center for Ecology and Evolutionary Studies
Ohio University Athens
2316
Scott is #112 on the Moody Surname Project with Haplogroup G-M201. He is the fourth person with an Most Recent Common Ancestor of Samuel Moody b. 1634. The others are David Leonard Moody, David B. Moody and David Wright Moody.
##349606 FTDNA
Scott M Moody aka Levi Wiechmann <summonzeus@gmail.com

28 December 2017
“David

Here was my reply to Patty,

Seth Enoch Moody, Ph.D. was my Great-Uncle and I do have a bound version that he produced. Ted Moody accidentally discovered a chest of the genealogy in a cabin in Idaho which had been Seth's cabin, and retyped the manuscript and it and all of his corrections are at the LDS Genealogy Library in Salt Lake City Apparently a copy at the LDS library near Phoenix AZ as well.
I spoke with Ted over a decade ago about this and then I fell into bad health and lost his phone number and email address. He may not still be alive though.
I have been intending to make a facsimile of my bound copy and deposit it in more libraries as well. Hopefully this winter.

Scott Michael Moody

“The Moody Family, or Records of the Descendants of Mr. John Moody of Hartford Connecticut 1636, Collected and Compiled by Rev. Plinius Moody, AM, 1856, His Manuscript typed by Seth R. Moody, 1907, Book 1 [of 6], Generations 1-8, Organized and Recorded by Theodore L. Moody and Maxine Bull Moody, 1997” 607.
• The Moody Family or Records of the Descendants of Mr. John Moody of Hartford, Connecticut
• 1856 Collected and Compiled By Rev. Plinius Moody, AM
• 1907- His Manuscript was typed by Seth E. Moody
• 1997 - Books Organized and Recorded By Theodore L. & Maxine B. Moody
Copy at the New England Historic Genealogic Society,