Mose was the second of William James & Hettie Jane (Williams) Love's 14 children. His mother had 14 children, but the names of only 9 are known.
Mose was 13 years old in 1894 when his parents moved to I.T. Here they rented farm land in Wilson where his father operated the local gin and general store. His father was in charge of the gin, while his brother, George, managed the store and worked as postmaster of the post-office in their store.
The Daily Ardmoreite
Wednesday, November 19, 1902
"Jack and Mose Love were here yesterday visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Mary Williams, in South Ardmore." (This was the mother their grandmother, Hettie Jane (Williams) Love.
The Daily Ardmoreite
Tuesday, April 19, 1904, Ardmore, OK
"Miss Addie Ford was voted the handsomest lady at the box supper at Wilson last Friday night. The cake she received brought over $8."
The following year Mose, age 24, married Addie on March 26, 1905. They had three children: Charles in 1906; Edna in 1908; & Colbert on May 26, 1911.
On May 13, 1910,
Mose & Addie Love, ages 29 & 24, were renting a home in Wilson, Carter Co, OK. They had been married 5 years; Addie had given birth to 2 children, but only 1 was living - Edna, age 1. Mose was a farmer.
Addie was a patient in Von Keller Hospital when she died from heart problems on November 16, 1912. They had parted ways sometime before her death. Funeral arrangements were made by her brother, Tom Ford, who was married to Mose's sister, Rosa Belle. News about her death was published in The Daily Ardmoreite on Tuesday, November 26, 1912.
Provence
"Mrs. Addie Love died suddenly of heart failure a few days ago and was buried at McMillan. She leaves a husband and two small children besides other relatives to mourn their loss. The sympathy of all is with the bereaved ones."
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Moses's second wife was Mary Barthenia White. They were living in Hoxbar when they applied for a marriage license.
The Daily Ardmoreite
Wednesday, February 3, 1915
"The following marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of courts: . . . Mose Love, Bertherine White, Hoxbar."
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Mose & his brother, George, were caught transporting liquor across the state line; they were convicted & sentenced to spend time in Leavenworth Prison. Mose entered Leavenworth on June 24, 1917, & was released on April 13, 1918.
Mose, age 37, & Barthenia lived in Legate, Love Co, OK where he was farming for himself when he registered for the WWI Draft on Sept. 12, 1918. Mose was 5'11" & weighted 148 pounds. He had blue eyes & dark colored hair.
On Feb. 11, 1920,
Mose & Barthenia, ages 39 & 29, were renting a home in Wilson, Carter Co, OK. Their children were shown as Ella M., age 8, & William J., 5 months. Mose supported them by doing general farm work.
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The Daily Ardmoreite
Wednesday, September 24, 1924
"Still Captured; One Arrested; Two Quizzed
Deputies Holden, Ginn and Kiersey captured a big wildcat still 10 miles southeast of the city early this morning and arrested Mose Love who was said to be in charge. A quantity of mash and some whisky was taken. Love is in the county jail. The officers also arrested Bob Williams and Ed Beckham a short distance for the still and they are being held for investigation."
On April 22/23, 1930,
Mose & Barthenia, ages 49 & 39, lived in Wilson, Carter Co, OK where he continued farming to support the family. Their children were Ella M., age 18; John, 12; Etta R., 9; & twins, Joyce & Doris, age 4 years & 9 months.
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On April 13, 1940,
Mose & Barthenia, ages 58 & 49, owned a farm on Ardmore Road in Wilson, Carter Co, OK, where he supported the family by farm work. Their children were John, age 20; twins, Joyce & Doris, ages 14.
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Name: Mose Love
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1955
Street Address: 837 Douglas blvd
Residence Place: Ardmore, Oklahoma
Occupation: Laborer
Spouse: Mary B Love
Publication Title: Ardmore, Oklahoma, City Directory, 1955
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Mose Love
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1957
Street Address: 837 Douglas blvd
Residence Place: Ardmore, Oklahoma
Spouse: Mary B Love
Publication Title: Ardmore, Oklahoma, City Directory, 1957
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News about the death of Mose was published in The Daily Ardmoreite on June 16, 1959.
"Mose Love
Mose Love, a retired farmer, 915 C. St. SE, died Monday night in an Ardmore hospital following an illness. He was 78. Born in Cooke County, Texas, June 7, 1881, he had lived most of his life in Carter County. He married Miss Mary B. White, Ardmore.
Survivors include his wife of the home; three sons, Colbert and Joyce, both of Ardmore; John, Wheatland, Calif.; three daughters, Mrs. Ella Mae Hawley, Mrs. Etta LaFontain, both here; Mrs. Doris Vieroski, Murfreesboro, Tenn.; three brothers, George, Jack, and Bob, all of Ardmore; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Services are incomplete at Bettes Funeral Home."
Mose was 13 years old in 1894 when his parents moved to I.T. Here they rented farm land in Wilson where his father operated the local gin and general store. His father was in charge of the gin, while his brother, George, managed the store and worked as postmaster of the post-office in their store.
The Daily Ardmoreite
Wednesday, November 19, 1902
"Jack and Mose Love were here yesterday visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Mary Williams, in South Ardmore." (This was the mother their grandmother, Hettie Jane (Williams) Love.
The Daily Ardmoreite
Tuesday, April 19, 1904, Ardmore, OK
"Miss Addie Ford was voted the handsomest lady at the box supper at Wilson last Friday night. The cake she received brought over $8."
The following year Mose, age 24, married Addie on March 26, 1905. They had three children: Charles in 1906; Edna in 1908; & Colbert on May 26, 1911.
On May 13, 1910,
Mose & Addie Love, ages 29 & 24, were renting a home in Wilson, Carter Co, OK. They had been married 5 years; Addie had given birth to 2 children, but only 1 was living - Edna, age 1. Mose was a farmer.
Addie was a patient in Von Keller Hospital when she died from heart problems on November 16, 1912. They had parted ways sometime before her death. Funeral arrangements were made by her brother, Tom Ford, who was married to Mose's sister, Rosa Belle. News about her death was published in The Daily Ardmoreite on Tuesday, November 26, 1912.
Provence
"Mrs. Addie Love died suddenly of heart failure a few days ago and was buried at McMillan. She leaves a husband and two small children besides other relatives to mourn their loss. The sympathy of all is with the bereaved ones."
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Moses's second wife was Mary Barthenia White. They were living in Hoxbar when they applied for a marriage license.
The Daily Ardmoreite
Wednesday, February 3, 1915
"The following marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of courts: . . . Mose Love, Bertherine White, Hoxbar."
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Mose & his brother, George, were caught transporting liquor across the state line; they were convicted & sentenced to spend time in Leavenworth Prison. Mose entered Leavenworth on June 24, 1917, & was released on April 13, 1918.
Mose, age 37, & Barthenia lived in Legate, Love Co, OK where he was farming for himself when he registered for the WWI Draft on Sept. 12, 1918. Mose was 5'11" & weighted 148 pounds. He had blue eyes & dark colored hair.
On Feb. 11, 1920,
Mose & Barthenia, ages 39 & 29, were renting a home in Wilson, Carter Co, OK. Their children were shown as Ella M., age 8, & William J., 5 months. Mose supported them by doing general farm work.
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The Daily Ardmoreite
Wednesday, September 24, 1924
"Still Captured; One Arrested; Two Quizzed
Deputies Holden, Ginn and Kiersey captured a big wildcat still 10 miles southeast of the city early this morning and arrested Mose Love who was said to be in charge. A quantity of mash and some whisky was taken. Love is in the county jail. The officers also arrested Bob Williams and Ed Beckham a short distance for the still and they are being held for investigation."
On April 22/23, 1930,
Mose & Barthenia, ages 49 & 39, lived in Wilson, Carter Co, OK where he continued farming to support the family. Their children were Ella M., age 18; John, 12; Etta R., 9; & twins, Joyce & Doris, age 4 years & 9 months.
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On April 13, 1940,
Mose & Barthenia, ages 58 & 49, owned a farm on Ardmore Road in Wilson, Carter Co, OK, where he supported the family by farm work. Their children were John, age 20; twins, Joyce & Doris, ages 14.
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Name: Mose Love
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1955
Street Address: 837 Douglas blvd
Residence Place: Ardmore, Oklahoma
Occupation: Laborer
Spouse: Mary B Love
Publication Title: Ardmore, Oklahoma, City Directory, 1955
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Mose Love
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1957
Street Address: 837 Douglas blvd
Residence Place: Ardmore, Oklahoma
Spouse: Mary B Love
Publication Title: Ardmore, Oklahoma, City Directory, 1957
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News about the death of Mose was published in The Daily Ardmoreite on June 16, 1959.
"Mose Love
Mose Love, a retired farmer, 915 C. St. SE, died Monday night in an Ardmore hospital following an illness. He was 78. Born in Cooke County, Texas, June 7, 1881, he had lived most of his life in Carter County. He married Miss Mary B. White, Ardmore.
Survivors include his wife of the home; three sons, Colbert and Joyce, both of Ardmore; John, Wheatland, Calif.; three daughters, Mrs. Ella Mae Hawley, Mrs. Etta LaFontain, both here; Mrs. Doris Vieroski, Murfreesboro, Tenn.; three brothers, George, Jack, and Bob, all of Ardmore; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Services are incomplete at Bettes Funeral Home."
Mose was the second of William James & Hettie Jane (Williams) Love's 14 children. His mother had 14 children, but the names of only 9 are known.
Mose was 13 years old in 1894 when his parents moved to I.T. Here they rented farm land in Wilson where his father operated the local gin and general store. His father was in charge of the gin, while his brother, George, managed the store and worked as postmaster of the post-office in their store.
The Daily Ardmoreite
Wednesday, November 19, 1902
"Jack and Mose Love were here yesterday visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Mary Williams, in South Ardmore." (This was the mother their grandmother, Hettie Jane (Williams) Love.
The Daily Ardmoreite
Tuesday, April 19, 1904, Ardmore, OK
"Miss Addie Ford was voted the handsomest lady at the box supper at Wilson last Friday night. The cake she received brought over $8."
The following year Mose, age 24, married Addie on March 26, 1905. They had three children: Charles in 1906; Edna in 1908; & Colbert on May 26, 1911.
On May 13, 1910,
Mose & Addie Love, ages 29 & 24, were renting a home in Wilson, Carter Co, OK. They had been married 5 years; Addie had given birth to 2 children, but only 1 was living - Edna, age 1. Mose was a farmer.
Addie was a patient in Von Keller Hospital when she died from heart problems on November 16, 1912. They had parted ways sometime before her death. Funeral arrangements were made by her brother, Tom Ford, who was married to Mose's sister, Rosa Belle. News about her death was published in The Daily Ardmoreite on Tuesday, November 26, 1912.
Provence
"Mrs. Addie Love died suddenly of heart failure a few days ago and was buried at McMillan. She leaves a husband and two small children besides other relatives to mourn their loss. The sympathy of all is with the bereaved ones."
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Moses's second wife was Mary Barthenia White. They were living in Hoxbar when they applied for a marriage license.
The Daily Ardmoreite
Wednesday, February 3, 1915
"The following marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of courts: . . . Mose Love, Bertherine White, Hoxbar."
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Mose & his brother, George, were caught transporting liquor across the state line; they were convicted & sentenced to spend time in Leavenworth Prison. Mose entered Leavenworth on June 24, 1917, & was released on April 13, 1918.
Mose, age 37, & Barthenia lived in Legate, Love Co, OK where he was farming for himself when he registered for the WWI Draft on Sept. 12, 1918. Mose was 5'11" & weighted 148 pounds. He had blue eyes & dark colored hair.
On Feb. 11, 1920,
Mose & Barthenia, ages 39 & 29, were renting a home in Wilson, Carter Co, OK. Their children were shown as Ella M., age 8, & William J., 5 months. Mose supported them by doing general farm work.
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The Daily Ardmoreite
Wednesday, September 24, 1924
"Still Captured; One Arrested; Two Quizzed
Deputies Holden, Ginn and Kiersey captured a big wildcat still 10 miles southeast of the city early this morning and arrested Mose Love who was said to be in charge. A quantity of mash and some whisky was taken. Love is in the county jail. The officers also arrested Bob Williams and Ed Beckham a short distance for the still and they are being held for investigation."
On April 22/23, 1930,
Mose & Barthenia, ages 49 & 39, lived in Wilson, Carter Co, OK where he continued farming to support the family. Their children were Ella M., age 18; John, 12; Etta R., 9; & twins, Joyce & Doris, age 4 years & 9 months.
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On April 13, 1940,
Mose & Barthenia, ages 58 & 49, owned a farm on Ardmore Road in Wilson, Carter Co, OK, where he supported the family by farm work. Their children were John, age 20; twins, Joyce & Doris, ages 14.
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Name: Mose Love
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1955
Street Address: 837 Douglas blvd
Residence Place: Ardmore, Oklahoma
Occupation: Laborer
Spouse: Mary B Love
Publication Title: Ardmore, Oklahoma, City Directory, 1955
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Mose Love
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1957
Street Address: 837 Douglas blvd
Residence Place: Ardmore, Oklahoma
Spouse: Mary B Love
Publication Title: Ardmore, Oklahoma, City Directory, 1957
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News about the death of Mose was published in The Daily Ardmoreite on June 16, 1959.
"Mose Love
Mose Love, a retired farmer, 915 C. St. SE, died Monday night in an Ardmore hospital following an illness. He was 78. Born in Cooke County, Texas, June 7, 1881, he had lived most of his life in Carter County. He married Miss Mary B. White, Ardmore.
Survivors include his wife of the home; three sons, Colbert and Joyce, both of Ardmore; John, Wheatland, Calif.; three daughters, Mrs. Ella Mae Hawley, Mrs. Etta LaFontain, both here; Mrs. Doris Vieroski, Murfreesboro, Tenn.; three brothers, George, Jack, and Bob, all of Ardmore; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Services are incomplete at Bettes Funeral Home."
Mose was 13 years old in 1894 when his parents moved to I.T. Here they rented farm land in Wilson where his father operated the local gin and general store. His father was in charge of the gin, while his brother, George, managed the store and worked as postmaster of the post-office in their store.
The Daily Ardmoreite
Wednesday, November 19, 1902
"Jack and Mose Love were here yesterday visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Mary Williams, in South Ardmore." (This was the mother their grandmother, Hettie Jane (Williams) Love.
The Daily Ardmoreite
Tuesday, April 19, 1904, Ardmore, OK
"Miss Addie Ford was voted the handsomest lady at the box supper at Wilson last Friday night. The cake she received brought over $8."
The following year Mose, age 24, married Addie on March 26, 1905. They had three children: Charles in 1906; Edna in 1908; & Colbert on May 26, 1911.
On May 13, 1910,
Mose & Addie Love, ages 29 & 24, were renting a home in Wilson, Carter Co, OK. They had been married 5 years; Addie had given birth to 2 children, but only 1 was living - Edna, age 1. Mose was a farmer.
Addie was a patient in Von Keller Hospital when she died from heart problems on November 16, 1912. They had parted ways sometime before her death. Funeral arrangements were made by her brother, Tom Ford, who was married to Mose's sister, Rosa Belle. News about her death was published in The Daily Ardmoreite on Tuesday, November 26, 1912.
Provence
"Mrs. Addie Love died suddenly of heart failure a few days ago and was buried at McMillan. She leaves a husband and two small children besides other relatives to mourn their loss. The sympathy of all is with the bereaved ones."
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Moses's second wife was Mary Barthenia White. They were living in Hoxbar when they applied for a marriage license.
The Daily Ardmoreite
Wednesday, February 3, 1915
"The following marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of courts: . . . Mose Love, Bertherine White, Hoxbar."
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Mose & his brother, George, were caught transporting liquor across the state line; they were convicted & sentenced to spend time in Leavenworth Prison. Mose entered Leavenworth on June 24, 1917, & was released on April 13, 1918.
Mose, age 37, & Barthenia lived in Legate, Love Co, OK where he was farming for himself when he registered for the WWI Draft on Sept. 12, 1918. Mose was 5'11" & weighted 148 pounds. He had blue eyes & dark colored hair.
On Feb. 11, 1920,
Mose & Barthenia, ages 39 & 29, were renting a home in Wilson, Carter Co, OK. Their children were shown as Ella M., age 8, & William J., 5 months. Mose supported them by doing general farm work.
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The Daily Ardmoreite
Wednesday, September 24, 1924
"Still Captured; One Arrested; Two Quizzed
Deputies Holden, Ginn and Kiersey captured a big wildcat still 10 miles southeast of the city early this morning and arrested Mose Love who was said to be in charge. A quantity of mash and some whisky was taken. Love is in the county jail. The officers also arrested Bob Williams and Ed Beckham a short distance for the still and they are being held for investigation."
On April 22/23, 1930,
Mose & Barthenia, ages 49 & 39, lived in Wilson, Carter Co, OK where he continued farming to support the family. Their children were Ella M., age 18; John, 12; Etta R., 9; & twins, Joyce & Doris, age 4 years & 9 months.
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On April 13, 1940,
Mose & Barthenia, ages 58 & 49, owned a farm on Ardmore Road in Wilson, Carter Co, OK, where he supported the family by farm work. Their children were John, age 20; twins, Joyce & Doris, ages 14.
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Name: Mose Love
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1955
Street Address: 837 Douglas blvd
Residence Place: Ardmore, Oklahoma
Occupation: Laborer
Spouse: Mary B Love
Publication Title: Ardmore, Oklahoma, City Directory, 1955
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Mose Love
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1957
Street Address: 837 Douglas blvd
Residence Place: Ardmore, Oklahoma
Spouse: Mary B Love
Publication Title: Ardmore, Oklahoma, City Directory, 1957
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News about the death of Mose was published in The Daily Ardmoreite on June 16, 1959.
"Mose Love
Mose Love, a retired farmer, 915 C. St. SE, died Monday night in an Ardmore hospital following an illness. He was 78. Born in Cooke County, Texas, June 7, 1881, he had lived most of his life in Carter County. He married Miss Mary B. White, Ardmore.
Survivors include his wife of the home; three sons, Colbert and Joyce, both of Ardmore; John, Wheatland, Calif.; three daughters, Mrs. Ella Mae Hawley, Mrs. Etta LaFontain, both here; Mrs. Doris Vieroski, Murfreesboro, Tenn.; three brothers, George, Jack, and Bob, all of Ardmore; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Services are incomplete at Bettes Funeral Home."
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