Bio
Researching the following families from Iredell, Alexander, and Rowan Counties, North Carolina:
- James N. Moore (1811-1873) and Mary Melissa (Rives/Reeves) Moore (1812-1873) and Fifth Creek Presbyterian Church in Iredell County
- Archibald Gillespie (1812-1872) and Druscilla S. (Gray) Gillespie of Rowan County, as well as his ancestor Thomas Gillespie (1719-1796), an early pioneer of Rowan County
- Adam Campbell (1735-1779) and Elizabeth (Morgan) Campbell (1735-1798) and their eight children: Keziah (Campbell) Hayes, William R. Campbell, John Campbell, Mary "Polly" (Campbell) Coleman, Sarah "Sally" (Campbell) Ball, Perciphull Campbell Sr., Malinda (Campbell) Wood, and Theophilus Marion Campbell
- Daniel Sharp (1730-1823), Abraham Sharp (1770-1840) and their descendants of Davidson County, NC.
- Andrew Madej (1885-1958) and Marja (Fura) Madej (1881-1934) Family that emigrated to New York from Austria Poland in the late 1800s and early 1900s, as well as Wrzochalski, Kocienski maternal lines
I have written the following family history books:
- 2018, Ancestors and Descendants of Andrew Madej (1885-1958) from Budy, Galicia, Austria (now Poland) and Mary Fura (1881-1934) from Mrowla, Galicia, Austira (Now Poland), Garry E. Moore and Nancy Knudsen
- 2023, History of the Ancestors and Descendants of James N. Moore (1811-1873), Iredell and Rowan Counties, North Carolina, Including Gillespie and Bowman Maternal Ancestors, by Garry E. Moore
- 2025, Adam Campbell Family History, Scotch-Irish Ancestry and 19th Century American Migration, by Garry E. Moore
The Adam Campbell Family History will be available on Amazon in September 2025 and includes a Y-DNA analysis of Adam Campbell descendants showing his connection to Scotland, as well as his neighbors and slaves.
Researching the following families from Iredell, Alexander, and Rowan Counties, North Carolina:
- James N. Moore (1811-1873) and Mary Melissa (Rives/Reeves) Moore (1812-1873) and Fifth Creek Presbyterian Church in Iredell County
- Archibald Gillespie (1812-1872) and Druscilla S. (Gray) Gillespie of Rowan County, as well as his ancestor Thomas Gillespie (1719-1796), an early pioneer of Rowan County
- Adam Campbell (1735-1779) and Elizabeth (Morgan) Campbell (1735-1798) and their eight children: Keziah (Campbell) Hayes, William R. Campbell, John Campbell, Mary "Polly" (Campbell) Coleman, Sarah "Sally" (Campbell) Ball, Perciphull Campbell Sr., Malinda (Campbell) Wood, and Theophilus Marion Campbell
- Daniel Sharp (1730-1823), Abraham Sharp (1770-1840) and their descendants of Davidson County, NC.
- Andrew Madej (1885-1958) and Marja (Fura) Madej (1881-1934) Family that emigrated to New York from Austria Poland in the late 1800s and early 1900s, as well as Wrzochalski, Kocienski maternal lines
I have written the following family history books:
- 2018, Ancestors and Descendants of Andrew Madej (1885-1958) from Budy, Galicia, Austria (now Poland) and Mary Fura (1881-1934) from Mrowla, Galicia, Austira (Now Poland), Garry E. Moore and Nancy Knudsen
- 2023, History of the Ancestors and Descendants of James N. Moore (1811-1873), Iredell and Rowan Counties, North Carolina, Including Gillespie and Bowman Maternal Ancestors, by Garry E. Moore
- 2025, Adam Campbell Family History, Scotch-Irish Ancestry and 19th Century American Migration, by Garry E. Moore
The Adam Campbell Family History will be available on Amazon in September 2025 and includes a Y-DNA analysis of Adam Campbell descendants showing his connection to Scotland, as well as his neighbors and slaves.