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Sir Francis Moore. Lawyer and politician. He entered St. John's College, Oxford in 1574 where he received an MA as under-steward to the University in 1612. Moore gained admittance to the Middle Temple in 1580, and was called to bar in 1587. In 1589, Moore was elected to Parliament for Boroughbridge in Yorkshire and was appointed to the bench of Middle Temple in 1603. In 1614, he was made a sergeant and, three years later, became a knight. Moore died in 1621 and was buried in Great Fawley, Berkshire.

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Judith Mooney was an interviewer who worked on the Oral History Project for the Office of the Dean of Women at Queen's University.

Florence May Mooney (née Richardson) was a graduate of Queen's University, B.A 1922.

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Settler and author, Lake Simcoe and Belleville. Author of "Roughing it in the Bush" and "Life in the Clearings" among other works.

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