Associate Judge, Clearfield County, PA for 17 Years. The first session of court in the County was held October 21, 1822, by Honorable Francis W. Rawle and Moses Boggs, being judges for the first day.
Moses and Elizabeth had 13 children, 2 of which being carpenters that traveled west. Robert and William both settled in Gentryville, Missouri. In 1838 Elizabeth is believed to have passed during the birth of thier youngest child.
Soon after Moses, along with 10 of his children headed west on a steamboat on the Ohio river. It is believed Moses had become ill once they arrived at thier destination in Jefferson City. The family departing by wagon, Moses is thought to have passed during the wagon train in Versailles, MO.
Henry, the eldest, still remaining in Pennsylvania became a State Senator and was later known to have lectured around Missouri.
Moses and Elizabeth had 13 children, 2 of which being carpenters that traveled west. Robert and William both settled in Gentryville, Missouri. In 1838 Elizabeth is believed to have passed during the birth of thier youngest child.
Soon after Moses, along with 10 of his children headed west on a steamboat on the Ohio river. It is believed Moses had become ill once they arrived at thier destination in Jefferson City. The family departing by wagon, Moses is thought to have passed during the wagon train in Versailles, MO.
Henry, the eldest, still remaining in Pennsylvania became a State Senator and was later known to have lectured around Missouri.
Associate Judge, Clearfield County, PA for 17 Years. The first session of court in the County was held October 21, 1822, by Honorable Francis W. Rawle and Moses Boggs, being judges for the first day.
Moses and Elizabeth had 13 children, 2 of which being carpenters that traveled west. Robert and William both settled in Gentryville, Missouri. In 1838 Elizabeth is believed to have passed during the birth of thier youngest child.
Soon after Moses, along with 10 of his children headed west on a steamboat on the Ohio river. It is believed Moses had become ill once they arrived at thier destination in Jefferson City. The family departing by wagon, Moses is thought to have passed during the wagon train in Versailles, MO.
Henry, the eldest, still remaining in Pennsylvania became a State Senator and was later known to have lectured around Missouri.
Moses and Elizabeth had 13 children, 2 of which being carpenters that traveled west. Robert and William both settled in Gentryville, Missouri. In 1838 Elizabeth is believed to have passed during the birth of thier youngest child.
Soon after Moses, along with 10 of his children headed west on a steamboat on the Ohio river. It is believed Moses had become ill once they arrived at thier destination in Jefferson City. The family departing by wagon, Moses is thought to have passed during the wagon train in Versailles, MO.
Henry, the eldest, still remaining in Pennsylvania became a State Senator and was later known to have lectured around Missouri.
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