| i. | SARAH N. (SARY ANN)4 MOORE, b. 24 June 1842, near the town of Wauseon, Fulton County, Ohio (on a Farm); m. GEORGE TREAT, 03 July 1870, Hebron, Thayer County, Nebraska42. |
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Notes for SARAH N. (SARY ANN) MOORE: Information from Peggy Lestz Sarah N. Moore Name: Winifred Stire Moore states name Sary Ann Moore 1850 census - Sarah A.; 1860 cesus - Sarah marriage record- Sarah N. Birth: 1850 census - age 8 (1842) Ohio 1860 census - age 18 (1842) Ohio 1872 marriage record age 30 (1842) Ohio 1880 census - age 38 (1842) Ohio Marriage: Thayer County, Nebraska records- married 3 July 1872 in Hebron in presence of L. Barnard and Eliza Moore (her sister) by Erasmus M. Correll, JP. [page 9 in record book] Misc: Listed on 1880 census as having consumption. ________________________________________________________________ Marriage License- have a copy of. |
| ii. | ELIZA JANE MOORE, b. 06 August 1844, Wauseon, Fulton County, Ohio or Harrison County or Tusc. Ohio; d. Aft. 1903; m. SAMUEL L. BOYER, 08 June 1875, , Thayer County, Nebraska43. |
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Notes for ELIZA JANE MOORE: Per Winifred Stire Moore- husbands name was Sam Boyer, Children Cleatus, and Omar Per Peggy Lestz who's a descendant of of Eliza Jane Moore, The next 4 generation come from her Descendancy Chart. ________________________________________________________________ Information from Peggy Lestz Eliza Jane Moore Birth: 1850 census age 6 (1844) Ohio 1860 census age 15 (1845) Ohio 1870 census age 25 (1845) Ohio From age on Marriage License and Census. Marriage: County Records & newspaper. Death: was alive when her husband died. ________________________________________________________________ Notes for SAMUEL L. BOYER: Information from Peggy Lestz Samuel L. Boyer Birth: 1850 census (1847) 1860 (1847) 1870 (1847) 1880 (1848) 1885 (1847) 1900 Jan (1847) Obit. = (1853) Tombstone= (1843) Death: Newspaper, Graveyard info. Marr: Country Records. Occ: Farmer 1870-80-85 census Day Laborer 1900 Residence: 1850= Tuscarawas County, Ohio 1860= Gratiot County, MI 1870= Gratiot County, MI 1880= Buffalo County, NB 1885= Buffalo County, NB 1900= Douglas County, KS ________________________________________________________________ |
| iii. | LETTIE ADALINE MOORE, b. 01 September 1846, ? ? near the town of Wauseon, Fulton County, Ohio (on a Farm). |
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Notes for LETTIE ADALINE MOORE: Information from Peggy Lestz Letta A. Moore Name: 1850 = Libby A. 1860 = Letta 1870 = Lettia Winifred Stire Moore- = Lettie Adaline Moore Birth: 1850 census - age 4 (1846) Ohio 1860 census - age 12 (1848) Ohio 1870 census - age 22 (1848) Ohio Census: 1870 living with Hiram Bartlett family as domestic help, just a few houses away from her parents. ________________________________________________________________ |
| iv. | MARY ELIZABETH MOORE, b. 29 January 1849, near the town of Wauseon, Fulton County, Ohio (on a Farm); d. 192544; m. JACOB J. BOYER, 03 July 1870, , Lenawee County, MI45. |
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Notes for MARY ELIZABETH MOORE: Information from Peggy Lestz Mary E. Moore Name: Mary E. Moore - Peggy Lestz Mary Elizabeth Moore - Winifred Stire Moore Birth: 1850 census - age 1 (1849) Ohio 1860 census - age 11 (1849) Ohio Winifred Stire Moore 29 January 1849 ________________________________________________________________ |
| v. | HENRY FRANKLIN "FRANK" MOORE, b. 08 March 1852, Powell, Jefferson County, Nebraska46; d. ? check Ancortes, Washington State; m. ELIZA JANE "JENNIE" MOLES, 18 August 1878, , Thayer County, Nebraska47. |
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Notes for HENRY FRANKLIN "FRANK" MOORE: Per Winifred Stire Moore's Family note Book- (info given Fred Moore) All the other children were married when Grandpa Moore's Mother Catherine Kimmel Moore died on Dec 21, 1884. She is buried in Alexandria, Nebraska. So Daniel Moore and his father Thomas Moore came to Scio, Ohio, leaving Brother Frank to sell the farm. Frank had been married for four years to Eliza Moles. Frank sold the farm and moved to Ancortes Washington. The Brothers wrote to each other for a while, then they stopped writing. Daniel Moore married Florence McAfee Kimmel on Nove 8, 1896. Thomas Moore lived with his son on a farm till he died Jan 13, 1897. He is buried in the New Rumley Cemtery and New Rumley, Ohio. The Family sold the farm and moved into town. ________________________________________________________________ Information from Peggy Lestz Henry F. Moore name: Henry F. Moore per Peggy Lestz Henry Franklin Moore per Winifred Stire Moore Henry Franklin Moore In IGI at Family History Center (LDS) Birth: 1860 census age 9 (1851) Ohio 1880 census age 28 (1852) Ohio Marriage: Thayer County, Nebraska records. Married 18 Aug 1878 at Thomas Moores in presence of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Moore and Garriet Conner, by S. T. Conner, Baptist Minister. - wife's name lists Jennie Moles on license. - Eliza Jane Moles listed in IGI at Family History Center (LDS) - Eliza Jane Mole per Winifred Stire Moore's Family Note Book Residences: on June 1887 deed listed "of Jefferson Co." Nebraska ________________________________________________________________ Notes for ELIZA JANE "JENNIE" MOLES: Information from Peggy Lestz Henry F. Moore name: Henry F. Moore per Peggy Lestz Henry Franklin Moore per Winifred Stire Moore Henry Franklin Moore In IGI at Family History Center (LDS) Birth: 1860 census age 9 (1851) Ohio 1880 census age 28 (1852) Ohio Marriage: Thayer County, Nebraska records. Married 18 Aug 1878 at Thomas Moores in presence of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Moore and Garriet Conner, by S. T. Conner, Baptist Minister. - wife's name lists Jennie Moles on license. - Eliza Jane Moles listed in IGI at Family History Center (LDS) - Eliza Jane Mole per Winifred Stire Moore's Family Note Book Residences: on June 1887 deed listed "of Jefferson Co." Nebraska ________________________________________________________________ |
| vi. | DANIEL ORIN MOORE, b. 02 October 1855, Hebron, Ohio, or near the town of Wauseon, Fulton County, Ohio (on a Farm)48; d. 27 May 1944, Follansbee, Brooke County, West Virginia49; m. FLORENCE GERALDINE MCAFEE, 08 November 1896. |
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Notes for DANIEL ORIN MOORE: Death notice in the paper, Winifred Moore had in her affects. Daniel Orin Moore A retired farmer, Daniel Orin Moore, 88, died of complications at noon today at the home of his son, Fred Moore, 379 Main Street, Follansbee. He was born at Hebron, Ohio, on October 2 1855, a son of Thomas and Catherine Kimmel Moore. His wife, Mrs. Florence Kimmel Moore preceded him in death 10 years ago. He leaves one son, Fred Moore, Follansbee and these stepchildren: Harry Kimmel, Follansbee; Ross Kimmel, Warren Ohio; Clyde Whitlatch, Springfield, Ohio; Mrs. Maude Baum, Logan, Ohio. Three grandchildren also survive. Friends may call at the James funeral home, 1245 Main Street, Follansbee after 7:30 p.m., Sunday. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.,Tuesday at the funeral home with Rev. O. Sutherland officiating. Burial will be made in New Rumley (Ohio) Cemetery. A MEMORIAL RECORD FOR FRIENDS AND RELATIVES A door swings briefly open, And a loved one slips away - - Slips from Life's dark Shadows, Into bright Eternal Day, Where earthly griefs are over, Where pain shall be no more To Peace past understanding God has opened wide the door. Per Winifred Stire Moore's Family Notes- After they were married. Thomas and Catherine. For several years Thomas and Catherine Moore lived in Fulton County, near the town of Wauseon, Ohio. Here their seven children were born. Thomas Moore had dreams of a brighter future, if only he had more land. So he took his family and moved to Hebron, Nebraska where they settled down to homestead 160 acres of land. Later he bought 160 acres of more land. He now owned 320 acres of land, enough to raise plenty of stock and crops so he could provide a good living for himself and his family. One of their children was Daniel Orin Moore father of Fred B. Moore I remember hearing Grandpa Moore tell about a pair of mules they used to do their plowing. I remember also his telling about one time he was visiting a neighbor. They were standing beside the road talking when a man rode up and started talking to them. After he left the neighbor asked Grandpa if he knew who the rider was. Grandpa said he did not know the man but he noticed he was soft spoken and he could see he took good card of his horse. Grandpa was much suprised to learn the man was Frank James, brother of Jesse James. Both men were well known and famous for robbing trains. Grandpa Daniel Moore was very close to his Mother and promised her he would stay home as long as she lived. Thomas Moore believed it was his duty to fight for his country, so he enlisted in the army and marched away to become a soldier in the Civil War. While he was away his wife and children took care of the farm. All the other children were married when Grandpa Moore's Mother Catherine Kimmel Moore died on Dec. 21, 1884. She is buried in Alexandria, Nebraska. So Daniel Moore and his father Thomas Moore came to Scio, Ohio, leaving Brother Frank to sell the farm. Frank had been married for four years to Eliza Moles. Frank sold the farm and moved to Ancortes Washington. The Brothers wrote to each other for a while, then they stopped writing. Daniel Moore married Florence McAfee Kimmel on Nov. 8, 1896. Thomas Moore lived with his son on a farm till he died Jan 13, 1897. He is buried in the New Rumley Cemetery , New Rumley, Ohio. The Family sold the farm and moved into town. Daniel Moore drove a dray in Scio. This means that with a team of horses and wagon he delivered things tat came in on the train to people that had made purchases in other towns. Daniel and Florence Moore had two children. The oldest, a girl was born while they lived on the farm. Their boy was born after they moved into Scio, Ohio. Grandpa Moore's folks belonged to the Lutheran Church. Grandma Moore's belonged to the Methodist Church so the family attended the Methodist Church services each Sunday. I remember my Husband Fred Moore telling how he delivered milk so he could get $5.00 to donate to the Methodist Church when it was being remodeled. At this time he was only six years old but he was quite proud of the fact that he had worked and earned the money. Grandma Moore always had a good garden, and she was the first in the neighborhood to have green onions, lettuce, beets and peas from her garden. She loved flowers and always had several different kinds blooming in her garden all during the summer months. She always planted her sweet peas on the 17th of March and the more she picked them the more they seemed to bloom. Fred also told me about the Sunday at church when the Preacher asked his Sister Nellie to sing the verse of a special hymn and asked the congregation to join in on the chorus. May who heard her remarked that her voice had that special something that most children her age do not have. The following week she was very sick with a sore throat. One Doctor said she had Diphtheria and gave her a shot in the arm. She did not get better so a second Doctor was sent for . The Second Doctor said she did not have Diphtheria but had Quinzy. But the Diphtheria shot had already gone through her system and he could not do anything to help her. She died the next day which was a Wed. Fred also told me about going for long walks with his father on Sunday's. They often took along a fishing line, then would cut their fishing pole and spend many happy hours on the banks of a stream before returning home with fish for the evening meal. Uncle Aaron Moore often said that Grandpa (Daniel) Moore was a good shot with the Muzzle Loading Rifle and seldom missed anything he was shooting at whether it was rabbits or any other kind of game. This Muzzle Loading Rifle was made to Uncle Aaron’s specification because he was left-handed. Grandpa Moore was left-handed so Uncle Aaron always said he wanted Grandpa Moore to have the Muzzle Loader Rifle. After Uncle Aaron died Aunt Ann would not give Grandpa Moore the rifle but one day when Aunt Ann was away Fred sneaked in the house, picked up the rifle and ran home with it. Grandpa Moore passed the Rifle on to son Fred and then it was passed on to our oldest son Marvin. ________________________________________________________________ Information from Peggy Lestz name: Daniel O. Moore per Peggy Lestz Daniel Orin Moore per Fred Bishop Moore (Winifred Stire Moore) Birth: 1860 census - age 5 (1855) Ohio 1870 census - age 14 (1856) Ohio 1880 census - age 29 (1856) Ohio 1885 census - age 29 (1856) Ohio marr: June 1887 deed listed as "single Man". Occupation: 1880-85 census - Farmer Residence: May 1892 listed "of Beatrice NE" (Gage County) _________________________________________________________________ Per Marvin Francis Moore Marvin and his grandfather were watching a train go by, and Daniel O. said that each time the wheel on the train went round was 21 feet. One day after there talk Marvin figured the cerconfurance and it was 21 feet. While Daniel was a young man he was helping his father fell some trees. One large one fell the wrong way and struck him breaking his back. He was over 6 feet tall but has to walk hump back due to no medical assistance available and the family was financially strapped. When he died he had a full head of gray hair. While he (Daniel) lived at Follansbee, WV his grandson Marvin was in the Air Force (1944) in Enid, Ok and Marvin had a errie feeling- and actually went AWOL to visit his grandfather. Daniel was in a virtual coma plus suffering dehydration. When Marvin walked in the room he woke up and had a 30 to 45 minute conversation. He died subsequent to this visit. ________________________________________________________________ Notes for FLORENCE GERALDINE MCAFEE: Florence Geraldine McAFEE (KIMMEL) MOORE |
| vii. | ALICE AMELIA MOORE, b. 09 July 1859, near the town of Wauseon, Fulton County, Ohio (on a Farm); m. HENRY C. GASTON. |
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Notes for ALICE AMELIA MOORE: Information from Peggy Lestz name: Alice A. Moore per Peggy Lestz Alice Amelia Moore per Fred Moore & Winfired Stire Moore Birth: 1860 census - age 1 (1859) Ohio 1870 census - age 11 (1859) Ohio 1877 marriage record age 18 (1859) Ohio 1880 census - age 20 (1860) Ohio 1885 Neb. Census age 26 (1859) Ohio; F: OH M: OH Marr: Thayer County Nebrqaska records - Oct 28, 1877 at residenc of Thomas Moore. In presence of Thomas Moore and (F,?) Moore Possible Henry F., Her brother. Married by S.T. Commer, Baptist Minister. Per Winifred Stire Moore's Family note Book- Henry Franklin "Frank" Moore. ________________________________________________________________ Winifred Stire Moore Family Note Book said husbands name was Charles Raymond Gaston ? ?, with 2 children (Walter Gaston & Charles Gaston) . ________________________________________________________________ |
| viii. | EMMA OR EMILY HORTON OR MOORE, b. Abt. 1869, , , Ohio50. |
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Notes for EMMA OR EMILY HORTON OR MOORE: Information from Peggy Lestz Emma possibly grandchild or adopted child ? ? ? Or could Horton be her Middle name? Relationship listed as daughter on 1880 & 1885 Census. Name: 1870 Census - Emily Horton living with Moore Family. 1880 census - lists Emma Moore 1885 census - lists Emma Moore Birth: 1870 census - age 2 (1868) Ohio 1880 census - age 11 (1869) Ohio 1885 NE census - age 16 (1869) Ohio; F:PA M:PA ________________________________________________________________ |
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