Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameJames Carrick-Moore 
[169, His own article], [27, 1847-9 edn, Moore of Corswall article, vol 2, pp. 879-880], [4, 1851 at 11 Grafton St, London, ref HO107/1476, p. 32]
[169, His own article], [27, 1847-9 edn, Moore of Corswall article, vol 2, pp. 879-880], [4, 1851 at 11 Grafton St, London, ref HO107/1476, p. 32]Birth21 Dec 1762, Glasgow, Lanarks
Death1 Jun 1860, 9 Clarges St, London
GeneralSurgeon and biographer.
EducationEdinburgh
FatherDr John Moore (1729-1802)
MotherJean Simson (1735-1820)
Spouses
Marriage31 Dec 1799 [27, 1847-9 edn, Moore of Corswall article, vol 2, p. 880]
ChildrenHarriett Jane (ca1802-ca1884)
Louisa (ca1803-1853)
Julia (ca1804-ca1904)
John (1805-ca1898)
Graham Francis (1807-1883)
Notes for James Carrick-Moore
Biographer of his brother John.
In 1821, through his wife he inherited the property of Robert Carrick, banker of Glasgow, and adopted the latter’s surname to conform with his will.
He and his wife are thought to have had at least three children.
A strong propagandist for vaccination against smallpox, by using cowpox.
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In 1851 he was living at 11 Grafton Street, parish of St George Hanover Sq, Middx with his wife and three daughters aged 49, 48 and 46. They had nine servants attending on them.
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In 1821, through his wife he inherited the property of Robert Carrick, banker of Glasgow, and adopted the latter’s surname to conform with his will.
He and his wife are thought to have had at least three children.
A strong propagandist for vaccination against smallpox, by using cowpox.
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In 1851 he was living at 11 Grafton Street, parish of St George Hanover Sq, Middx with his wife and three daughters aged 49, 48 and 46. They had nine servants attending on them.
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