I find the HoneyBerryUSA Bloom Time chart is fairly accurate for my Zone 5a location in Southern Vermont: Honeyberry, Haskap, and other Cold Hardy Fruit Trees. I posted my bloom observations a few days ago in the other Honeyberry thread: What's the verdict on Honeyberries...are they tasty? - #1137 by nkurz.
One thing to note is that all the varieties you mentioned are in the Early or Mid category except for Blue Moon. The Late’s of interest on that chart are mostly Maxine Thompson’s Japanese origin varieties, plus Strawberry Sensation. Another thing to note is the note at the top of that chart: “in USDA zones 2-5 Mid varieties overlap 90-95% with most early bloomers for good pollination (except when early bloomer has short bloom time)”.
I think you are right that in colder climates like yours (I assume from your user name you’re in Zone 3?) you can usually get away with assuming pollination between the Early and Mid varieties. I’m not personally familiar with Blue Moon, but if we trust the chart and my Zone 5 experience you might want to consider getting it another Late pollination partner.