Son of Lorenzo Dow Moger and Martha Elizabeth Johnson, husband of Marguerite Agnes Neale, whom he married on June 19, 1936 in Bealeton, Virginia, and father of Alice Neale Moger (married Arthur Francis Marotti), and Susan Esther Moger (married James Sewell Stokes, IV).
In 1910, Allen Moger, aged 4, was living in Chuckatuck, Nansemond, Virginia, in the home of his parents, Lorenzo D. Moger, aged 61, and Martha Moger, aged 39, with siblings, R.L. Moger, aged 18, Henry V. Moger, aged 15, Minnie L. Moger, aged 14, Esther Moger, aged 12, Mary Helen Moger, aged 10, Anstace Moger, aged 8, and Martha E. Moger, aged 3. His father was shown to be a boat builder.
In 1930, Allen W. Moger, aged 24, was living at 101 Myers Street, Lexington, Rockbridge, Virginia, lodging in the home of James A. Phalen, aged 26, a meat market salesman, and his wife, Frances N. Phalen, aged 23, and their children, Thomas H. Phalen, aged 2, and John A. Phalen, aged 0. Also living in the household were Linda Davidson, aged 70, and Lemuel L. Hill, aged 29. Allen was shown to be a university professor.
Marriage - Allen Wesley Moger, aged 31, single, a teacher, of Lexington, Virginia, the son of Lorenzo D. Moger and Martha Elizabeth Johnson, married Marguerite Agnes Neale, aged 24, single, of Bealeton, Virginia, the daughter of Wayland D. Neale and Mary Va. James on June 19, 1936 in the Baptist Church in Fauquier, Richmond, Virginia by the Rev. John B. Lemonis, Minister.
Death Certificate - Allen Wesley Moger, aged 83, of 506 Jackson Avenue, Lexington, Va., a professor at Washington & Lee University, born May 12, 1905 in Virginia, the son of Lorenzo Dow Moger and Martha Johnson, and husband of Marguerite N. Moger, died on November 29, 1988 at the Kings Daughters Hospital, Staunton, Va., and was buried at the Stonewall Jackson Memorial Cemetery, Lexington, Va.
A Professor at Washington & Lee University, he published several articles including "General Lee's Unwritten History of the Army of Northern Virginia."
(1910, 1930 US Federal Census; Allen Wesley Moger in the Virginia, Marriage Records, 1936-2014; Allen Wesley Moger in the Virginia, Death Records, 1912-2014
In 1910, Allen Moger, aged 4, was living in Chuckatuck, Nansemond, Virginia, in the home of his parents, Lorenzo D. Moger, aged 61, and Martha Moger, aged 39, with siblings, R.L. Moger, aged 18, Henry V. Moger, aged 15, Minnie L. Moger, aged 14, Esther Moger, aged 12, Mary Helen Moger, aged 10, Anstace Moger, aged 8, and Martha E. Moger, aged 3. His father was shown to be a boat builder.
In 1930, Allen W. Moger, aged 24, was living at 101 Myers Street, Lexington, Rockbridge, Virginia, lodging in the home of James A. Phalen, aged 26, a meat market salesman, and his wife, Frances N. Phalen, aged 23, and their children, Thomas H. Phalen, aged 2, and John A. Phalen, aged 0. Also living in the household were Linda Davidson, aged 70, and Lemuel L. Hill, aged 29. Allen was shown to be a university professor.
Marriage - Allen Wesley Moger, aged 31, single, a teacher, of Lexington, Virginia, the son of Lorenzo D. Moger and Martha Elizabeth Johnson, married Marguerite Agnes Neale, aged 24, single, of Bealeton, Virginia, the daughter of Wayland D. Neale and Mary Va. James on June 19, 1936 in the Baptist Church in Fauquier, Richmond, Virginia by the Rev. John B. Lemonis, Minister.
Death Certificate - Allen Wesley Moger, aged 83, of 506 Jackson Avenue, Lexington, Va., a professor at Washington & Lee University, born May 12, 1905 in Virginia, the son of Lorenzo Dow Moger and Martha Johnson, and husband of Marguerite N. Moger, died on November 29, 1988 at the Kings Daughters Hospital, Staunton, Va., and was buried at the Stonewall Jackson Memorial Cemetery, Lexington, Va.
A Professor at Washington & Lee University, he published several articles including "General Lee's Unwritten History of the Army of Northern Virginia."
(1910, 1930 US Federal Census; Allen Wesley Moger in the Virginia, Marriage Records, 1936-2014; Allen Wesley Moger in the Virginia, Death Records, 1912-2014
Son of Lorenzo Dow Moger and Martha Elizabeth Johnson, husband of Marguerite Agnes Neale, whom he married on June 19, 1936 in Bealeton, Virginia, and father of Alice Neale Moger (married Arthur Francis Marotti), and Susan Esther Moger (married James Sewell Stokes, IV).
In 1910, Allen Moger, aged 4, was living in Chuckatuck, Nansemond, Virginia, in the home of his parents, Lorenzo D. Moger, aged 61, and Martha Moger, aged 39, with siblings, R.L. Moger, aged 18, Henry V. Moger, aged 15, Minnie L. Moger, aged 14, Esther Moger, aged 12, Mary Helen Moger, aged 10, Anstace Moger, aged 8, and Martha E. Moger, aged 3. His father was shown to be a boat builder.
In 1930, Allen W. Moger, aged 24, was living at 101 Myers Street, Lexington, Rockbridge, Virginia, lodging in the home of James A. Phalen, aged 26, a meat market salesman, and his wife, Frances N. Phalen, aged 23, and their children, Thomas H. Phalen, aged 2, and John A. Phalen, aged 0. Also living in the household were Linda Davidson, aged 70, and Lemuel L. Hill, aged 29. Allen was shown to be a university professor.
Marriage - Allen Wesley Moger, aged 31, single, a teacher, of Lexington, Virginia, the son of Lorenzo D. Moger and Martha Elizabeth Johnson, married Marguerite Agnes Neale, aged 24, single, of Bealeton, Virginia, the daughter of Wayland D. Neale and Mary Va. James on June 19, 1936 in the Baptist Church in Fauquier, Richmond, Virginia by the Rev. John B. Lemonis, Minister.
Death Certificate - Allen Wesley Moger, aged 83, of 506 Jackson Avenue, Lexington, Va., a professor at Washington & Lee University, born May 12, 1905 in Virginia, the son of Lorenzo Dow Moger and Martha Johnson, and husband of Marguerite N. Moger, died on November 29, 1988 at the Kings Daughters Hospital, Staunton, Va., and was buried at the Stonewall Jackson Memorial Cemetery, Lexington, Va.
A Professor at Washington & Lee University, he published several articles including "General Lee's Unwritten History of the Army of Northern Virginia."
(1910, 1930 US Federal Census; Allen Wesley Moger in the Virginia, Marriage Records, 1936-2014; Allen Wesley Moger in the Virginia, Death Records, 1912-2014
In 1910, Allen Moger, aged 4, was living in Chuckatuck, Nansemond, Virginia, in the home of his parents, Lorenzo D. Moger, aged 61, and Martha Moger, aged 39, with siblings, R.L. Moger, aged 18, Henry V. Moger, aged 15, Minnie L. Moger, aged 14, Esther Moger, aged 12, Mary Helen Moger, aged 10, Anstace Moger, aged 8, and Martha E. Moger, aged 3. His father was shown to be a boat builder.
In 1930, Allen W. Moger, aged 24, was living at 101 Myers Street, Lexington, Rockbridge, Virginia, lodging in the home of James A. Phalen, aged 26, a meat market salesman, and his wife, Frances N. Phalen, aged 23, and their children, Thomas H. Phalen, aged 2, and John A. Phalen, aged 0. Also living in the household were Linda Davidson, aged 70, and Lemuel L. Hill, aged 29. Allen was shown to be a university professor.
Marriage - Allen Wesley Moger, aged 31, single, a teacher, of Lexington, Virginia, the son of Lorenzo D. Moger and Martha Elizabeth Johnson, married Marguerite Agnes Neale, aged 24, single, of Bealeton, Virginia, the daughter of Wayland D. Neale and Mary Va. James on June 19, 1936 in the Baptist Church in Fauquier, Richmond, Virginia by the Rev. John B. Lemonis, Minister.
Death Certificate - Allen Wesley Moger, aged 83, of 506 Jackson Avenue, Lexington, Va., a professor at Washington & Lee University, born May 12, 1905 in Virginia, the son of Lorenzo Dow Moger and Martha Johnson, and husband of Marguerite N. Moger, died on November 29, 1988 at the Kings Daughters Hospital, Staunton, Va., and was buried at the Stonewall Jackson Memorial Cemetery, Lexington, Va.
A Professor at Washington & Lee University, he published several articles including "General Lee's Unwritten History of the Army of Northern Virginia."
(1910, 1930 US Federal Census; Allen Wesley Moger in the Virginia, Marriage Records, 1936-2014; Allen Wesley Moger in the Virginia, Death Records, 1912-2014
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