I think maybe this might be helpful:
FIRST MARRIAGE:
1 Samuel Moore (1814 - 1880) B: 1814 in Scott, Virginia, USA, First Marriage: 22 Jun 1837 in Lawrence County, Kentucky, USA, D: Aft. 1880 in , Martin, Kentucky, USA (though family bible says 1879--he was still in 1880 census)
+ Thursa Hardin (1820 - ) B: 1820 in Kentucky, USA, M: 22 Jun 1837 in Lawrence, Kentucky, USA
CHILDREN OF FIRST MARRIAGE, to Thursa Hardin:
...... 2 Tamsey Jane Moore (1839 - 1932) B: 1839 in Lawrence, Kentucky, USA
...... + William Cassady (1837 - )
...... 2 Mary Moore (1841 - ) B: 1841
...... 2 Nancy Moore (1843 - ) B: 1843 in Kentucky, USA
...... 2 Seliah Moore (1845 - ) B: 1845
...... 2 Elizabeth Moore (1847 - ) B: 1847 in Kentucky, USA
2 Louisa Moore (1851 - ) B: 1851 in Kentucky, USA
...... 2 Samuel Moore Jr. (1854 - 1910) B: 1854 in Kentucky, USA, M: 23 Feb 1873, D: 03 Sep 1910 in Martin, Kentucky
...... + Elizabeth Maynard (1853 - 1950) B: 4 Feb1853, M: 23 Feb 1873, D: 15 Mar 1950, Buried Moore Cemetary, McClure, KY) ............
...... 2 Winnie Moore (1856 - 1919) B: 14 May 1856 in Kentucky, M: 09 Oct 1874 in Martin, Kentucky, USA, D: 04 Jan 1919 in Martin, Kentucky, USA, Buried in Preece Cemetary.
...... + James Harvey Preece (1855 - 1937) B: 29 Apr 1855 in Johnson, Kentucky, USA, M: 09 Oct 1874 in Martin, Kentucky, USA, D: 25 Oct 1937 in Martin, Kentucky, USA
...... 2 William J Moore (1858 - 1912) B: 4 Mar1858 in Kentucky, USA, M: 22 Feb 1880, D: 08 Apr 1912 in Martin Co., Ky.
...... + Lucy L. Maynard M: 22 Feb 1880
Found in Floyd County, Kentucky Census in 1850 and 1860 with Thursa and children.
SECOND MARRIAGE:
1 Samuel Moore (1814 - 1880) B: 1814 in Scott, Virginia, USA, Second Marriage: 29 May 1863 in Martin, Kentucky, USA, D: Aft. 1880 in Martin, Kentucky, USA
+ Mary Maynard (1837 - 1915) B: 1837 in North Carolina, USA, M: 29 May 1863 in Lawrence, Kentucky, USA, D: 03 Apr 1915 in Martin, Kentucky, USA
...... 2 James H Moore (1861 - ) B: 1861, M: 07 Nov 1880
...... + Palley A. Maynard M: 07 Nov 1880
2 Arminta Moore (1865 - ) B: 1865, M: 02 Jan 1882
...... + Tolbert Farley M: 02 Jan 1882
...... 2 Abraham Lincoln Moore (1867 - 1953) B: 23 Jan 1867, M: 07 Jun 1888, D 13 Jan 1953
...... + Rebecca Blackburn M: 07 Jun 1888
...... 2 Ulysses Grant Moore (1870 - ) B: 1870
...... + Mary Sartin
...... 2 John Moore (1873 - ) B: 1873
...... + Nett Underwood
...... 2 Sampson Moore (1875 - 1946) B: 11 Jul 1875, Marriage to Martha Fields, 1894, D: 25 Jul 1946
...... + Martha Fields
...... + Mary Taylor
...... 2 Sarah Alice Moore (1878 - 1947) B: 03 Nov 1878, D: 1947 in Oceana, West Virginia, USA
...... 2 Albert Moore (1878 - 1957) B: 03 Nov 1878 in McClure, Kentucky, D: 06 Oct 1957 in Wolf Creek, Martin, Kentucky
+ Myrtle Mae Smith (1900 - 1958) B: 19 Jul 1900 in Pike, Kentucky, USA, D: 10 May 1958 in Wolf Creek, Martin, Kentucky
+ Angeline Smith (1882 - ) B: Sep 1882 in Kentucky, M: 1900
I have names of all the children of Albert, Myrtle and Angeline and several of the others here and there.
Missing in 1870 census...though there are eight land grants over the years from 1843-1865 plus to his possible son Samuel Jr in 1883...so I'm sure it was an oversight or it simply wasn't transcribed I just have to go through page by page.
Found in 1880 Census in Martin County, KY
Now where is Samuel Moore in the 1840 census and who/where are father, mother and siblings?
1820 census : The US Census only listed the names of the heads of household and tallied the number of personnel by pre-selected age ranges. There are only three possible fathers for Samuel Moore if they still lived in Virginia at the time (between Samuel's birth and the 1820 census): Joel, Henry and Samuel Moore.
I have census image with these three outlined...and an analysis over about 3-4 pages in a word doc for the 1820 and 1830 censuses. I also have the details of his land grants in Kentucky in a word doc along with hard copies of the original warrants, surveys and grants...unfortunately, the "attach a file" doesn't support PDFs or word files...only images...and taking a snapshot of all this would probably be too large...