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Rev Granville Moody

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Name Granville Moody [1] Prefix Rev Birth 2 Jan 1812 Portland, Cumberland, Maine, USA [1]
Gender Male Marriage Minister 5 Mar 1879 her home, Middletown, Butler, Ohio, USA [2, 3]
- Rev. Granville Moody was known during the Civil War as the "Fighting Parson." He was an ardent aboltionist.
Witness Role: Principal: [F860] ...of (parents not known)
Witness Role: Bride: [I2677] Margaret Jane KINNEER
Witness Role: Groom: [I1510] John DEVOR
Witness Role: Minister: [I5028] Granville MOODY
Witness Role: Rev. Moody was pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Hamilton, Ohio. He was a strong abolitionist and was known during the Civil War as the "Fighting Parson."
Note about Rev Moody for Devor-Kinneer Wedding
Caption Note: Note about "Fighting Parson" Granville MoodyDeath 4 Jun 1887 Jefferson, Greene, Iowa, USA [1]
Person ID I5028 Hillbillies & Vikings Last Modified 31 Jul 2022
- Rev. Granville Moody was known during the Civil War as the "Fighting Parson." He was an ardent aboltionist.
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Histories Note about Rev Moody for Devor-Kinneer Wedding
Caption Note: Note about "Fighting Parson" Granville Moody
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Reference Carl Jón Denbow. (2025, July 31). Rev Granville Moody. Hillbillies & Vikings. Retrieved from https://jonandjohn.org/getperson.php?personID=I5028&tree=tree1
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