Isaac Moore

  Noted events in his life were:

• Biography. Isaac as a youth of thirteen yeas was a passenger on the ship "Increase" sailing from London for Boston. He later appeared in Hartford and then as Deacon Moore in Farmington. Nothing seems to have come to light as to his whereabouts during the ten years following his arrival in Boston; but this may be ascribed to his youth and it is evident that he behaved himself well and made himself worthy of the bride who was the first to bring him into the light in America.

December 5, 1645, Isack More was maryed unto Ruth Standla the fifth of desem: one Thousaind Six hundred forty and five. (Vol. I p22 L.R. Hartford. He earned the title of Deacon in Farmington where he was very active in the local church.

May 17, 1649, Isack More is presented for Sergeant by the duputyes of Farmington as chosen by the souldgers: and are approved by the Courte and are to call forth and traine the souldgers at the dayes appoynted." Vol1, p 194 G.C.

Isaac married Ruth Stanley, daughter of John Stanley and Elizabeth Inleden, on 5 Dec 1645 in Farmington, Connecticut. (Ruth Stanley was born on 11 Mar 1627 in Tenterden, Kent, England and died on 26 May 1696 in Farmington, Connecticut.)