~1747~

???Abstracts of the Wills and Estate Records of Granville County, North Carolina 1746-1808, Zae Hargett Gwynn, Joseph Watson, 1973, p 32 Unrecorded Wills, 1746-1771: 81. Robert Forster, clerk of court, Dec 22, 1747 - summoned through sheriff for Mar. 1748 - jurors to attend court at house of William Eaton who lived 3 or 4 miles from Henderson where earliest courts were held later at Harrisburg and then Oxford. Jurors: ... William Moore... March court 1747.

~1755~

North Carolina Taxpayers 1701-1786, Clarence E Ratcliff, Gen Pub Co, 1984: Nichols, Wm, Granville, 1755; Nichols, George, son of Wm, Granville, 1755;  Moore, William, Granville, 1755; Moore, William, son of Wm, Granville 1755; Moore, Richard, son of Wm, Granville 1755.

~1761~

History and Genealogies of Old Granville County, North Carolina, 1746-1800, Thomas McAdory Owen, So Hist Press1993: Abstracts of Each Will, Administration and Guardianship in the Records of Granville Co, NC 1750-1772: Moore, William. Will, dated January 11, 1761; probated February 10, 1761. To son Richard, tract of land allotted him "known by the name of his place, where Wm. Nichols did live", and sund. personalty; (2) to son William, tract of land adjoining his brother Richard's land to be divided between them "at the discretion of William Johnson & Jos. Hackady," and sund. personalty; (3) to son James, tract of land "I bought of Mathis", and sund personalty; (4) to son John (probably under 21 years), "the plantation now live on", but the use and benefit of same given testators wife (name not given), during life or widowhood, and also to son John sund. personalty; (5) to "eldest daughters Holley and Sarah, 20 s. each; (6) to daughter Edney, some stock; and (8) remainder of personal estate to wife for life, but may be divided by her between testators "two youngest daughters Susanna & Anne". Ex: son William Wit: Will Johnson, William Moore. Id. p. 162.

~1763~

??Edgefield Co SC Abstracts of Deed Books 1-12 1786-1796; Vol I, GE Lee Corley Hendrix, So Hist Press, Inc. 1985.  Deed Book 11: 1794-1795, p 227-229.  Mortgaged to said Lawson Price & Co) for the credit of 12 months & in obedience to the order said Saxon did inter into 130 acres tract in Abbeville Co SC adj the Town of Cambridge know in general Plat of confiscated Estates by #2 surveyed by Harwood Jones 9 Jul 1763 .

Ancestry.com, 5/05, Bute County, North Carolina Court Minutes, 1767-79, Brent Holcomb: 15 February 1772:

A Deed from William Moore & Susanna his wife to Charles Allan was proved by the oath of James Moore, a witness M. O. R.