Occupation listed as Doctor.
Birth: March 30, 1835 Greene Co, OH
Death: Feb 4, 1918 Jefferson Co, IA
Source: "Iowa, Deaths and Burials":
Charles Thomas Moorman, death: 4 Feb 1918 Jefferson, IA; burial place: Packwood, IA; bd: 30 Mar 1835 OH: occupation: physician; married; s/o Charles Terrill Moorman, bp VA and Matilda Watson, bp VA.
It was in 1857 that Dr. Moorman was united in marriage to Miss Sarah Jane Allen, of Greene county, Ohio, a daughter of Joseph and Mary Allen, who were well known residents of that district. In the family of Dr. and Mrs. Moorman were five children :
1. Fenton T., who died at the age of 30 years;
2. Marcella, wed John Young, a farmer and ranchman of Oregon, has five childrenHarry, Mabel, Rosa, Doris and Stella;
3. John A., a harness maker of Packwood and has one child, Grace;
4. Charles Albert, a teacher in the Packwood high school;
5. Bertha, wed Otho Myers, a member of the firm of Caviness & Myers, dealers in hardware, autos and farming implements at Packwood.
Having lost his first wife, Dr. Moorman was married again, on May 20, 1875, to Miss Maria Jones, a daughter of Ambrose and Eliza (Jones) Jones. The former was of Welsh and the latter of English descent, and Mr. Jones was a well known farmer in Greene county, Ohio.
Dr. Moorman owns a nice town property in Packwood and is an honored member of the Iowa State Medical Society and of the United States Medical Association. He has for years been the health officer of Packwood and Polk township and has long been recognized as the loved family physician in many a household.
[Source in the public domain: "History of Jefferson County, Iowa", Vol.2, Published 1912-4, by C.J. Fulton, pgs. 372-376]
Birth: March 30, 1835 Greene Co, OH
Death: Feb 4, 1918 Jefferson Co, IA
Source: "Iowa, Deaths and Burials":
Charles Thomas Moorman, death: 4 Feb 1918 Jefferson, IA; burial place: Packwood, IA; bd: 30 Mar 1835 OH: occupation: physician; married; s/o Charles Terrill Moorman, bp VA and Matilda Watson, bp VA.
It was in 1857 that Dr. Moorman was united in marriage to Miss Sarah Jane Allen, of Greene county, Ohio, a daughter of Joseph and Mary Allen, who were well known residents of that district. In the family of Dr. and Mrs. Moorman were five children :
1. Fenton T., who died at the age of 30 years;
2. Marcella, wed John Young, a farmer and ranchman of Oregon, has five childrenHarry, Mabel, Rosa, Doris and Stella;
3. John A., a harness maker of Packwood and has one child, Grace;
4. Charles Albert, a teacher in the Packwood high school;
5. Bertha, wed Otho Myers, a member of the firm of Caviness & Myers, dealers in hardware, autos and farming implements at Packwood.
Having lost his first wife, Dr. Moorman was married again, on May 20, 1875, to Miss Maria Jones, a daughter of Ambrose and Eliza (Jones) Jones. The former was of Welsh and the latter of English descent, and Mr. Jones was a well known farmer in Greene county, Ohio.
Dr. Moorman owns a nice town property in Packwood and is an honored member of the Iowa State Medical Society and of the United States Medical Association. He has for years been the health officer of Packwood and Polk township and has long been recognized as the loved family physician in many a household.
[Source in the public domain: "History of Jefferson County, Iowa", Vol.2, Published 1912-4, by C.J. Fulton, pgs. 372-376]
Occupation listed as Doctor.
Birth: March 30, 1835 Greene Co, OH
Death: Feb 4, 1918 Jefferson Co, IA
Source: "Iowa, Deaths and Burials":
Charles Thomas Moorman, death: 4 Feb 1918 Jefferson, IA; burial place: Packwood, IA; bd: 30 Mar 1835 OH: occupation: physician; married; s/o Charles Terrill Moorman, bp VA and Matilda Watson, bp VA.
It was in 1857 that Dr. Moorman was united in marriage to Miss Sarah Jane Allen, of Greene county, Ohio, a daughter of Joseph and Mary Allen, who were well known residents of that district. In the family of Dr. and Mrs. Moorman were five children :
1. Fenton T., who died at the age of 30 years;
2. Marcella, wed John Young, a farmer and ranchman of Oregon, has five childrenHarry, Mabel, Rosa, Doris and Stella;
3. John A., a harness maker of Packwood and has one child, Grace;
4. Charles Albert, a teacher in the Packwood high school;
5. Bertha, wed Otho Myers, a member of the firm of Caviness & Myers, dealers in hardware, autos and farming implements at Packwood.
Having lost his first wife, Dr. Moorman was married again, on May 20, 1875, to Miss Maria Jones, a daughter of Ambrose and Eliza (Jones) Jones. The former was of Welsh and the latter of English descent, and Mr. Jones was a well known farmer in Greene county, Ohio.
Dr. Moorman owns a nice town property in Packwood and is an honored member of the Iowa State Medical Society and of the United States Medical Association. He has for years been the health officer of Packwood and Polk township and has long been recognized as the loved family physician in many a household.
[Source in the public domain: "History of Jefferson County, Iowa", Vol.2, Published 1912-4, by C.J. Fulton, pgs. 372-376]
Birth: March 30, 1835 Greene Co, OH
Death: Feb 4, 1918 Jefferson Co, IA
Source: "Iowa, Deaths and Burials":
Charles Thomas Moorman, death: 4 Feb 1918 Jefferson, IA; burial place: Packwood, IA; bd: 30 Mar 1835 OH: occupation: physician; married; s/o Charles Terrill Moorman, bp VA and Matilda Watson, bp VA.
It was in 1857 that Dr. Moorman was united in marriage to Miss Sarah Jane Allen, of Greene county, Ohio, a daughter of Joseph and Mary Allen, who were well known residents of that district. In the family of Dr. and Mrs. Moorman were five children :
1. Fenton T., who died at the age of 30 years;
2. Marcella, wed John Young, a farmer and ranchman of Oregon, has five childrenHarry, Mabel, Rosa, Doris and Stella;
3. John A., a harness maker of Packwood and has one child, Grace;
4. Charles Albert, a teacher in the Packwood high school;
5. Bertha, wed Otho Myers, a member of the firm of Caviness & Myers, dealers in hardware, autos and farming implements at Packwood.
Having lost his first wife, Dr. Moorman was married again, on May 20, 1875, to Miss Maria Jones, a daughter of Ambrose and Eliza (Jones) Jones. The former was of Welsh and the latter of English descent, and Mr. Jones was a well known farmer in Greene county, Ohio.
Dr. Moorman owns a nice town property in Packwood and is an honored member of the Iowa State Medical Society and of the United States Medical Association. He has for years been the health officer of Packwood and Polk township and has long been recognized as the loved family physician in many a household.
[Source in the public domain: "History of Jefferson County, Iowa", Vol.2, Published 1912-4, by C.J. Fulton, pgs. 372-376]
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