| Ransom Moore 1821- |
| Ransom Moore | |
| B: | 1821 |
 | Cornelia Moore 1823- |
| Cornelia Moore | |
| B: | 1823 |
| Jane Moore 1825-1832 |
| Jane Moore | |
| B: | 1825 |
| D: | 1832 |
| Helen Moore 1827-1832 |
| Helen Moore | |
| B: | 1827 |
| D: | 1832 |
| Aikin Moore 1829-1832 |
| Aikin Moore | |
| B: | 1829 |
| D: | 1832 |
| Phebe Moore 1831-1832 |
| Phebe Moore | |
| B: | 1831 |
| D: | 1832 |
| Elba Moore 1833-1834 |
| Elba Moore | |
| B: | 1833 |
| D: | 1834 |
| Ruth Sheldon 1802- |
| Ruth Sheldon | |
| B: | 1802 |
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The Rev. Henry O. Sheldon is often considered the grandfather of Sheldon genealogy. While traveling as a preacher he met other Sheldons and wondered how they were all related. Eventually, he began collecting genealogies & piecing the various Sheldon branches together, first published in 1855 as the Sheldon Magazine.
From his private journal: Monday, 4th of May, 1818, age 19, the start of his travels:
“Snowed some last night – roads wet and splashy – At half-past eleven A.M. started on a western tour – took an affectionate leave of my parents and brother and sister after receiving their advice & prayer for my preservation, — rode 25 miles – The day was wet & cold & stormy – Winds N.W.”
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