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Margaret Ann “Mag” <I>Zolman</I> Moore

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Margaret Ann “Mag” Zolman Moore

Birth
St. Francois County, Missouri, USA
Death
10 Apr 1925 (aged 81)
Farmington, St. Francois County, Missouri, USA
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Farmington, St. Francois County, Missouri, USA Add to Map
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Margaret (also had been recorded as Marguerite) was the daughter of Joel & Louisa (nee Murphy) Zolman. The Murphys were a prominent family in the area, finding the "Murphy Settlement" which became Farmington. The Zolmans were a large farming family that came from Fredericktown in Knox County, Ohio around 1837. While Margaret's parents started the Zolman Cemetery where her & her husband are laid to rest, her father's parents started Glenda Cemetery on the old Zolman Farm {later to become "Glenda Place"} on Green Road. Margaret's maternal grandmother was Tabitha [Tobitha] Murphy and is buried in Masonic Cemetery on South Henry Street. Margaret Zolman married Alexander Moore on May 12, 1867 by John F. Rudy, MG of the Baptist order at St. Francois County, Missouri. To this marriage they had at least 10 recorded children:
1) James William Moore {2nd wife Phebe McNew}
2) Lucinda Adaline "Addie" Moore {married William Green}
3) Mary Ann "Mollie" Moore {married Henry Mills}
4) John Alexander Moore {moved to Muskogee, Oklahoma w/ wife Ida Treaster}
5) Floretta Ellen "Ettie" Moore {married Ed K. Hawn}
6) Luther Abraham Moore {died as child}
7) Margaret "Maggie" Louisa Moore {married Corbin Huddleston 1915}
8) Joel Augustus "Gus" Moore {married Ida Mae Piermont 1904}
9) Alfred Moore {died as an infant}
10)Alonzo Moore {died as a toddler}

Click on picture of 1917 Family Reunion for Alexander & Margaret's 50th Anniversary for a quote of that event.

View the newspaper clipping of her 1925 obituary from Mackley Genealogy website.

View her death certificate at web-link:
Missouri Digital Heritage
Margaret (also had been recorded as Marguerite) was the daughter of Joel & Louisa (nee Murphy) Zolman. The Murphys were a prominent family in the area, finding the "Murphy Settlement" which became Farmington. The Zolmans were a large farming family that came from Fredericktown in Knox County, Ohio around 1837. While Margaret's parents started the Zolman Cemetery where her & her husband are laid to rest, her father's parents started Glenda Cemetery on the old Zolman Farm {later to become "Glenda Place"} on Green Road. Margaret's maternal grandmother was Tabitha [Tobitha] Murphy and is buried in Masonic Cemetery on South Henry Street. Margaret Zolman married Alexander Moore on May 12, 1867 by John F. Rudy, MG of the Baptist order at St. Francois County, Missouri. To this marriage they had at least 10 recorded children:
1) James William Moore {2nd wife Phebe McNew}
2) Lucinda Adaline "Addie" Moore {married William Green}
3) Mary Ann "Mollie" Moore {married Henry Mills}
4) John Alexander Moore {moved to Muskogee, Oklahoma w/ wife Ida Treaster}
5) Floretta Ellen "Ettie" Moore {married Ed K. Hawn}
6) Luther Abraham Moore {died as child}
7) Margaret "Maggie" Louisa Moore {married Corbin Huddleston 1915}
8) Joel Augustus "Gus" Moore {married Ida Mae Piermont 1904}
9) Alfred Moore {died as an infant}
10)Alonzo Moore {died as a toddler}

Click on picture of 1917 Family Reunion for Alexander & Margaret's 50th Anniversary for a quote of that event.

View the newspaper clipping of her 1925 obituary from Mackley Genealogy website.

View her death certificate at web-link:
Missouri Digital Heritage

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  • Maintained by: Marc G.
  • Originally Created by: Molly H
  • Added: May 22, 2009
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/37364277/margaret_ann-moore: accessed ), memorial page for Margaret Ann “Mag” Zolman Moore (17 Aug 1843–10 Apr 1925), Find a Grave Memorial ID 37364277, citing Zolman Cemetery, Farmington, St. Francois County, Missouri, USA; Maintained by Marc G. (contributor 47134658).