 In 1831, Lindley and Abigail bought a farm in what is now Rochester and built a two-story house in the Greek Revival style that is still in use.The minutes of November 1836 Farmington Quarterly Meeting (Orthodox) show that Moore was the clerk for the men's meeting and his wife was the clerk for the women's meeting at the time that the fellowship published a strong abolitionist statement, published as a pamphlet titled