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 are the following Edmonde, Lawrence, Daniel, Gettis and
 Charles.
 (12) Tames, who married Effie Bush,. of Atlanta, G eor
 Sgia,.and whose children are James and Marian. At the early
 age of seventeen years James Moore won, in Thoas County,
 Georgia, where he resided, a scholarship in the Georgia
 School of Technology, at Atlanta, which scholarship he ao-
 oepted and graduated from that institution with high honors.
 (13) Blanche, who became the wife of Harry Wagner.
 They now reside at St. Petersburg, Florida, and have two
 children, Leslie and Frances.
 (14) Mary, who married L. T. Smith. They reside in
 Macon, Georgia.
 The most distinguished of the family of Joseph Moore
 and Epinitia (Stanford) Moore, at least as a soldier, was
 Colonel Walter Raleigh Moore, the third son. At the begin-
 ning of the struggle between the North and South, in the
 early part of 1861, he volunteered for the service of the
 South, and entered the war i"aptain of Company C, of the
 Second Florida infantry regiment, the first command from
 Florida that went to Virginia and which covered the name of
 the state with glory by its gallant action in every battle
 in which it participated--and it was in practically all-
 from Seven Pines to Appomattox.
 Captain Moore was promoted to lieutenant-colonel in
 1864. He was wounded at Seven Pines, at Chancellorsville
 and at Gettysburg. He survived the war and died several
 years after its close.
 The descendants of. oseph Moore and of Epinitia (Sta
 ford) Moore can justifiably boast of an excellent lineage
 on both sides; on the father's side as noted above, and an
 the mother's from Lord Samuel Stanford, of Staffordshire,
 England, who was the direct heir to both the property and
 title of his family, but preferring civil and religious libJ
 erty to affluence controlled by the conventionalities of the
 mother country, he renounced both riches and rank, and came
 to America and became a citizen of the colony of North
 li na some time before the Revolutionary War,. in which he
 participated on the side of the patriots, wielding both awA
 Sand Bible, for, having been educated for the Presbyterian
 ministry, he served as both chaplain and soldier.




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