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- SOURCE: [Hallam - Ina Tuft.ged]
IGI 1988 "James Moon, mother ? Moon 25 Oct 1753, The Tabernacle Hillgaate
Independent, Stockport, Cheshire, Eng. B: 7 Feb 1979 PROVO, E:6 Apr 1 979 PROVO Uncleared."
Derbyshire Family History Society, Newsletter June 1994, p.40
One of the traditions in Castleton, (Derbyshire, England) was Garla nd Day... The local band played the Garland tune which is very simila r to the Cornish Floral Dance. In fact it is said it originated fro m there as in the 1700's tin-miners from Cornwall moved to Derbyshire to work in leadmines."
(T. A. Hunt said that he understood that the Moons had originally come from Wales. They were small and very dark, and resemble the Welch people who lived in the hills on the west side of Wales."
!IGI 1994: Hannah Moon, chr. 6 Jul 1755, mother Elizabeth Moon, at Crich.
C049782 1041624. She would be 4 years younger than James . There are also a Jos and Thos having children in Wirksworth the same time as James had children, 1771 &* 1772. 2 DO Check on Wirksworth 7331710 source 934270
!NOTE: Smalley Par. Reg.: "Marriage of Thomas Moon, Horsley, to Elizabeth Oldknow of Smalley, present James Eley & John Oldknow. 27 Fe b 1781." (Thomas would be born at least by 1755.)
!NOTE: Temple work done 5 Sep 1936 at Manti, Film 170418, p.873. Perhaps Albertina Hunt. Also 1932, film 183545, p. 211
!NOTE: There is one entry where the parents Joseph and Ann have a son Geeorge Moon. But it is the only one that could be interpreted as a "Moon". All the others are definitely Noon.
!NOTE: When John Moon married Frances Stevens, he was of Mapperley, and she was of Smalley. Do not know where they lived after their marriage or when they moved to Breach Cottage.
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