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Jean's birth date, death date, and place of death are uncertain. If Ann was the oldest child and if her reported birth date of 1732 is correct, Jean could have been born as late as 1715. I estimate that she could have been born as early as 1700 although that early date is very unlikely.
Children of Thomas and Jean
There may have been others. Some of the names are taken from Leona Bean McQuiston's book, The McQuiston, McCuiston and McQuesten families, 1620-1937.
Although several people post about immigrant Thomas name his father as Alexander Moody, they cite no supporting record. Their claim may well be correct since he and Jean named their only known son Alexander.
Before beginning on my history of the Moodys, one should read Donna (Lewis) Moody's history. Several records were very difficult to obtain at the time she completed her study, but she and I discussed the now-available records, and she agreed to the notes that I have included with her text. Rick Saunders has also found a few records that she missed.
At an advanced age, Thomas Moody apparently participated in the Revolutionary War Battle of Guilford Courthouse. Follow this link to see the letter from General Nathaniel Greene as either text or image and to see more information about Thomas in the blurb, RevWar.txt.