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Jennings Public School - Old School Books

6  Ronald Leslie Moore, son of James Malcolm Moore and Esme Eileen Merchant, was born on 8 June 1932 in Tenterfield, NSW. He married on 5 January 1957 in Kyogle, NSW.

A weekend for reminiscing - Anderson's reunion - Wallangarra

Anderson's reunion - Australia Day

Our family home - 69 Rayleigh Street, Wallangarra

12 James Malcolm Moore, son of Knox Moore and Mary McColm was born on 14th January 1909 at Wallangarra, Queensland. He married Esme Eileen Merchant on 5 April 1930 at Tenterfield, NSW. James died on 15 April 1989 at Tenterfield, NSW.

SLQ images - Wallangarra

13 Esme Eileen Merchant, daughter of Phillip Merchant and Rose Allsop, was born on 8 December 1910 at Tenterfield, NSW. She died on 29 December 1981 at Tenterfield, NSW.

My great grandfather

24 Knox Moore, was the eldest child of John Moore and Margaret Jane Henry. He was born at Ballycregagh, Antrim on the 28 December 1872. He married Mary (Polly) McColm on 17 January 1907. The marriage was egistered in Tenterfield buy was more than likely held on the NSW side of the border at Jennings. Knox and Mary had five children, Matthew, James, Knox, Rose and Jean. 


25 Mary (Polly) McColm, daughter of Michael (Malcolm) McColm and Jane Smith Fleming, was born on 17 January 1885 at Elbow Valley, Queensland. She died  on 23 May 1939 at Tenterfield, NSW.

Knox and Polly had 5 children
1.Matthew John 1907 - 1981
2. James Malcolm 1909 - 1989
3. Rosetta Jane Fleming 1910 - 1979
4. Knox 1913 - 1989
5. Jean Elizabeth 1915 - 1988


4. My great great grandfather

48 John Moore, son of John Moore and Elizabeth (Bessie) Glen, was born c1846 in Ireland. He married Margaret Jane (Maggie) Henry on 21 September 1871 at Ballymoney, Antrim, Ireland. John died on 2 September 1929 at Tenterfield, NSW.

Family Homes - John and Knox Moore, Wellington Street, Greenock, Scotland

49 Margaret Jane (Maggie) Henry, my great great grandmother, daughter of James Moore Henry and Rose Black Hannah, was born on 18 February 1850/51 in Ireland. She died on 1 August 1923 at Wallangarra, Queensland.

Mystery almost solved

John and Margaret had the following children:
1. Knox (John) 1872- 1942 (see above)
2. Rosetta 1875 - 1945
3. James 1881 - 1881
4. John 1881 - 1881
5. Elizabeth 1884 - 1963
6. James 1887 - 1941
7. Margaret Jane 1889 - 1956
Trove Tuesday - Ivy May Moore



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