Jacob was the youngest of seven children born to Jacob A. and Nancy (Holt) Moose. He married (1) Sabina Keller. He later married (2) Mary Durham in 1893 and they were the parents of six children: (Infant Son), (Infant Daughter), Mary Geraldine, Nancy Elizabeth, Edith Key, and Robert Morrison.
The Greensboro Record, NC
August 29, 1928
REV. J. R. MOOSE
The Rev. Jacob Robert Moose, 64, died last night at his home, 543 Aycock street, following an extended illness. Some years ago he suffered a paralytic stroke and never recovered from the effects of the attack.
Mr. Moose served in the Korean mission fields for 25 years, going as a missionary from the Methodist church in 1899. In 1924 he was stricken while in the field and had to return to the United States. For the past three years he has been kept in bed much of the time. His work in the Korean fields won him the esteem and respect of the natives of that country and under his leadership the work of the mission was greatly expanded.
Surviving are his wife, formerly Miss Mary Durham; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Goodman, Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Nancy Cheney, Cranford, N.J.; and Miss Edith Moose, Greensboro and one son, Robert Moose, Greensboro; also one brother W. J. Moose, Greensboro.
Funeral arrangements had not been completed this afternoon, but it was expected the services will be held sometime Friday with interment in Green Hill Cemetery.
The Greensboro Record, NC
August 31, 1928
REV. J. R. MOOSE
Funeral services for the Rev. Jacob R. Moose were held this morning at 10:30 o'clock from College Place Methodist church, conducted by the pastor, the Rev. W. A. Rollins, assisted by Dr. S. B. Turrentine, the Rev. J. B. Craven and the Rev. Mr. Coletrane.
A large concourse of sorrowing friends were present and the number of floral offerings attested to the esteem in which the deceased was held. Interment followed in Green Hill cemetery. The pallbearers were Dr. J. E. Wyche, F. C. Lambert, W. P. Purgeson, S. O. Goode, J. M. Hunt, W. R. Cox.
The Greensboro Record, NC
August 29, 1928
REV. J. R. MOOSE
The Rev. Jacob Robert Moose, 64, died last night at his home, 543 Aycock street, following an extended illness. Some years ago he suffered a paralytic stroke and never recovered from the effects of the attack.
Mr. Moose served in the Korean mission fields for 25 years, going as a missionary from the Methodist church in 1899. In 1924 he was stricken while in the field and had to return to the United States. For the past three years he has been kept in bed much of the time. His work in the Korean fields won him the esteem and respect of the natives of that country and under his leadership the work of the mission was greatly expanded.
Surviving are his wife, formerly Miss Mary Durham; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Goodman, Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Nancy Cheney, Cranford, N.J.; and Miss Edith Moose, Greensboro and one son, Robert Moose, Greensboro; also one brother W. J. Moose, Greensboro.
Funeral arrangements had not been completed this afternoon, but it was expected the services will be held sometime Friday with interment in Green Hill Cemetery.
The Greensboro Record, NC
August 31, 1928
REV. J. R. MOOSE
Funeral services for the Rev. Jacob R. Moose were held this morning at 10:30 o'clock from College Place Methodist church, conducted by the pastor, the Rev. W. A. Rollins, assisted by Dr. S. B. Turrentine, the Rev. J. B. Craven and the Rev. Mr. Coletrane.
A large concourse of sorrowing friends were present and the number of floral offerings attested to the esteem in which the deceased was held. Interment followed in Green Hill cemetery. The pallbearers were Dr. J. E. Wyche, F. C. Lambert, W. P. Purgeson, S. O. Goode, J. M. Hunt, W. R. Cox.
Jacob was the youngest of seven children born to Jacob A. and Nancy (Holt) Moose. He married (1) Sabina Keller. He later married (2) Mary Durham in 1893 and they were the parents of six children: (Infant Son), (Infant Daughter), Mary Geraldine, Nancy Elizabeth, Edith Key, and Robert Morrison.
The Greensboro Record, NC
August 29, 1928
REV. J. R. MOOSE
The Rev. Jacob Robert Moose, 64, died last night at his home, 543 Aycock street, following an extended illness. Some years ago he suffered a paralytic stroke and never recovered from the effects of the attack.
Mr. Moose served in the Korean mission fields for 25 years, going as a missionary from the Methodist church in 1899. In 1924 he was stricken while in the field and had to return to the United States. For the past three years he has been kept in bed much of the time. His work in the Korean fields won him the esteem and respect of the natives of that country and under his leadership the work of the mission was greatly expanded.
Surviving are his wife, formerly Miss Mary Durham; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Goodman, Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Nancy Cheney, Cranford, N.J.; and Miss Edith Moose, Greensboro and one son, Robert Moose, Greensboro; also one brother W. J. Moose, Greensboro.
Funeral arrangements had not been completed this afternoon, but it was expected the services will be held sometime Friday with interment in Green Hill Cemetery.
The Greensboro Record, NC
August 31, 1928
REV. J. R. MOOSE
Funeral services for the Rev. Jacob R. Moose were held this morning at 10:30 o'clock from College Place Methodist church, conducted by the pastor, the Rev. W. A. Rollins, assisted by Dr. S. B. Turrentine, the Rev. J. B. Craven and the Rev. Mr. Coletrane.
A large concourse of sorrowing friends were present and the number of floral offerings attested to the esteem in which the deceased was held. Interment followed in Green Hill cemetery. The pallbearers were Dr. J. E. Wyche, F. C. Lambert, W. P. Purgeson, S. O. Goode, J. M. Hunt, W. R. Cox.
The Greensboro Record, NC
August 29, 1928
REV. J. R. MOOSE
The Rev. Jacob Robert Moose, 64, died last night at his home, 543 Aycock street, following an extended illness. Some years ago he suffered a paralytic stroke and never recovered from the effects of the attack.
Mr. Moose served in the Korean mission fields for 25 years, going as a missionary from the Methodist church in 1899. In 1924 he was stricken while in the field and had to return to the United States. For the past three years he has been kept in bed much of the time. His work in the Korean fields won him the esteem and respect of the natives of that country and under his leadership the work of the mission was greatly expanded.
Surviving are his wife, formerly Miss Mary Durham; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Goodman, Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Nancy Cheney, Cranford, N.J.; and Miss Edith Moose, Greensboro and one son, Robert Moose, Greensboro; also one brother W. J. Moose, Greensboro.
Funeral arrangements had not been completed this afternoon, but it was expected the services will be held sometime Friday with interment in Green Hill Cemetery.
The Greensboro Record, NC
August 31, 1928
REV. J. R. MOOSE
Funeral services for the Rev. Jacob R. Moose were held this morning at 10:30 o'clock from College Place Methodist church, conducted by the pastor, the Rev. W. A. Rollins, assisted by Dr. S. B. Turrentine, the Rev. J. B. Craven and the Rev. Mr. Coletrane.
A large concourse of sorrowing friends were present and the number of floral offerings attested to the esteem in which the deceased was held. Interment followed in Green Hill cemetery. The pallbearers were Dr. J. E. Wyche, F. C. Lambert, W. P. Purgeson, S. O. Goode, J. M. Hunt, W. R. Cox.
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