Mrs. Lilah Bishop Moore, 63, wife of former Sheriff J.T. Moore, died here January 25. She was born on January 26, 1872, in Kerr County, and funeral services were held in the family home Sunday, January 26, her sixty-fourth birthday. Rev W.P. Dickey, of the Junction Presbyterian church, officiated at the services. Pallbearers were: L.D. Garrett, A.C. Schreiner, Jr, W.W. Vann, E.C. Fisk, Bill Garrett, John Leavell, Mac Walker, Al Nanny. Services were under the direction of Smith Funeral Home. Survivors are her husband; two sons, Lewie Moore, and Frank Moore; two daughters, Mrs. Stanley Brown, and Mrs. Jim Motte; one grandson, Jack Moore; and her mother, Mrs. May A. Bishop.
Mrs. Moore was the daughter of Pioneer Kerr County family, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bishop. She was a devoted wife, mother, friend, and lived a helpful life that will be remembered. To the immediate family and large circle of friends, the sudden death of Mrs. Moore was a distinct shock, but they are strengthened and consoled by the heritage of a good name which is an "ointment poured forth". It was a privilege to be a friend and to have friends by the hundreds who will walk the path of life with a firmer tread because of the faith, hope and charity Mrs. Moore lived while here on earth.
Kerrville Times
30 January 1936
Mrs. Moore was the daughter of Pioneer Kerr County family, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bishop. She was a devoted wife, mother, friend, and lived a helpful life that will be remembered. To the immediate family and large circle of friends, the sudden death of Mrs. Moore was a distinct shock, but they are strengthened and consoled by the heritage of a good name which is an "ointment poured forth". It was a privilege to be a friend and to have friends by the hundreds who will walk the path of life with a firmer tread because of the faith, hope and charity Mrs. Moore lived while here on earth.
Kerrville Times
30 January 1936
Mrs. Lilah Bishop Moore, 63, wife of former Sheriff J.T. Moore, died here January 25. She was born on January 26, 1872, in Kerr County, and funeral services were held in the family home Sunday, January 26, her sixty-fourth birthday. Rev W.P. Dickey, of the Junction Presbyterian church, officiated at the services. Pallbearers were: L.D. Garrett, A.C. Schreiner, Jr, W.W. Vann, E.C. Fisk, Bill Garrett, John Leavell, Mac Walker, Al Nanny. Services were under the direction of Smith Funeral Home. Survivors are her husband; two sons, Lewie Moore, and Frank Moore; two daughters, Mrs. Stanley Brown, and Mrs. Jim Motte; one grandson, Jack Moore; and her mother, Mrs. May A. Bishop.
Mrs. Moore was the daughter of Pioneer Kerr County family, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bishop. She was a devoted wife, mother, friend, and lived a helpful life that will be remembered. To the immediate family and large circle of friends, the sudden death of Mrs. Moore was a distinct shock, but they are strengthened and consoled by the heritage of a good name which is an "ointment poured forth". It was a privilege to be a friend and to have friends by the hundreds who will walk the path of life with a firmer tread because of the faith, hope and charity Mrs. Moore lived while here on earth.
Kerrville Times
30 January 1936
Mrs. Moore was the daughter of Pioneer Kerr County family, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bishop. She was a devoted wife, mother, friend, and lived a helpful life that will be remembered. To the immediate family and large circle of friends, the sudden death of Mrs. Moore was a distinct shock, but they are strengthened and consoled by the heritage of a good name which is an "ointment poured forth". It was a privilege to be a friend and to have friends by the hundreds who will walk the path of life with a firmer tread because of the faith, hope and charity Mrs. Moore lived while here on earth.
Kerrville Times
30 January 1936
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Moore
Jack
Feb 14, 1869 - May 24, 1936
Lilah
Jan 26, 1972 - Jan 25, 1936
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