Daughter of Harrison Thomson and Joyce Quisenberry
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Ann Maria Thomson Moore Obituary
The Winchester News (Winchester, KY), November 2, 1908
Mrs. W. B. Moore of St. Louis, Mo., sister of Colonel H. P. Thompson, of this county, died at her home in St. Louis Monday morning. Mrs. Moore will be buried in Winchester Cemetery Tuesday. The body will be brought here on the C. & O. train at noon Tuesday and will be taken to the cemetery immediately. Services will be preached by J. W. Harding and J. M Rash.
The Winchester News (Winchester, KY), November 3, 1908
The ermains (sp) of Mrs. Annie Thompson Moore, who died in St. Louis, Mo., Monday arrived in this city over the C. & O. noon train Tuesday and was buried in the Winchester Cemetery.
Mrs. Moore was 68 years of age, and was the widow of W. B. Moore. About ten days ago, she received a stroke of paralysis which resulted in her death. Before her marriage she was a Miss Thompson, sister of col. H. P. Thompson, of this county. Besides Col. Thompson she is survived by two sons, J. L. (John Lee) and Harrison (William Harrison)who reside in St. Louis and three daughters, Mrs. Mary Washburn(e), of Louisville, Mrs. Lizzie Hudley (Hundley), of St. Louis, Mo., and Mrs. Joisy Burckhanan (Joicy Buchanan), of Kansas City, Mo., and also a number of close relatives in this county, being related to the Quisenberry families.
The services were held at the cemetery by Elder J. W. Harding and Rev. J. M. Rash.
The remains of her husband, who died about ten years ago and was buried in St. Louis were also brought here and buried in this cemetery.
Following are the pall bearers:
Honorary: Columbus Thompson, George H. Nelson, Dr. Geo. O. Graves, J. D. Simpson, Leeland Hathaway, A. F. Duckworth.
Active: Charles H. Stewart, E. S. Jonett, J. T. Quisenberry, Wm. M. Harding, T. G. Barrow, H. L. Quisenberry.
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Ann Maria Thomson Moore Obituary
The Winchester News (Winchester, KY), November 2, 1908
Mrs. W. B. Moore of St. Louis, Mo., sister of Colonel H. P. Thompson, of this county, died at her home in St. Louis Monday morning. Mrs. Moore will be buried in Winchester Cemetery Tuesday. The body will be brought here on the C. & O. train at noon Tuesday and will be taken to the cemetery immediately. Services will be preached by J. W. Harding and J. M Rash.
The Winchester News (Winchester, KY), November 3, 1908
The ermains (sp) of Mrs. Annie Thompson Moore, who died in St. Louis, Mo., Monday arrived in this city over the C. & O. noon train Tuesday and was buried in the Winchester Cemetery.
Mrs. Moore was 68 years of age, and was the widow of W. B. Moore. About ten days ago, she received a stroke of paralysis which resulted in her death. Before her marriage she was a Miss Thompson, sister of col. H. P. Thompson, of this county. Besides Col. Thompson she is survived by two sons, J. L. (John Lee) and Harrison (William Harrison)who reside in St. Louis and three daughters, Mrs. Mary Washburn(e), of Louisville, Mrs. Lizzie Hudley (Hundley), of St. Louis, Mo., and Mrs. Joisy Burckhanan (Joicy Buchanan), of Kansas City, Mo., and also a number of close relatives in this county, being related to the Quisenberry families.
The services were held at the cemetery by Elder J. W. Harding and Rev. J. M. Rash.
The remains of her husband, who died about ten years ago and was buried in St. Louis were also brought here and buried in this cemetery.
Following are the pall bearers:
Honorary: Columbus Thompson, George H. Nelson, Dr. Geo. O. Graves, J. D. Simpson, Leeland Hathaway, A. F. Duckworth.
Active: Charles H. Stewart, E. S. Jonett, J. T. Quisenberry, Wm. M. Harding, T. G. Barrow, H. L. Quisenberry.
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Daughter of Harrison Thomson and Joyce Quisenberry
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Ann Maria Thomson Moore Obituary
The Winchester News (Winchester, KY), November 2, 1908
Mrs. W. B. Moore of St. Louis, Mo., sister of Colonel H. P. Thompson, of this county, died at her home in St. Louis Monday morning. Mrs. Moore will be buried in Winchester Cemetery Tuesday. The body will be brought here on the C. & O. train at noon Tuesday and will be taken to the cemetery immediately. Services will be preached by J. W. Harding and J. M Rash.
The Winchester News (Winchester, KY), November 3, 1908
The ermains (sp) of Mrs. Annie Thompson Moore, who died in St. Louis, Mo., Monday arrived in this city over the C. & O. noon train Tuesday and was buried in the Winchester Cemetery.
Mrs. Moore was 68 years of age, and was the widow of W. B. Moore. About ten days ago, she received a stroke of paralysis which resulted in her death. Before her marriage she was a Miss Thompson, sister of col. H. P. Thompson, of this county. Besides Col. Thompson she is survived by two sons, J. L. (John Lee) and Harrison (William Harrison)who reside in St. Louis and three daughters, Mrs. Mary Washburn(e), of Louisville, Mrs. Lizzie Hudley (Hundley), of St. Louis, Mo., and Mrs. Joisy Burckhanan (Joicy Buchanan), of Kansas City, Mo., and also a number of close relatives in this county, being related to the Quisenberry families.
The services were held at the cemetery by Elder J. W. Harding and Rev. J. M. Rash.
The remains of her husband, who died about ten years ago and was buried in St. Louis were also brought here and buried in this cemetery.
Following are the pall bearers:
Honorary: Columbus Thompson, George H. Nelson, Dr. Geo. O. Graves, J. D. Simpson, Leeland Hathaway, A. F. Duckworth.
Active: Charles H. Stewart, E. S. Jonett, J. T. Quisenberry, Wm. M. Harding, T. G. Barrow, H. L. Quisenberry.
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Ann Maria Thomson Moore Obituary
The Winchester News (Winchester, KY), November 2, 1908
Mrs. W. B. Moore of St. Louis, Mo., sister of Colonel H. P. Thompson, of this county, died at her home in St. Louis Monday morning. Mrs. Moore will be buried in Winchester Cemetery Tuesday. The body will be brought here on the C. & O. train at noon Tuesday and will be taken to the cemetery immediately. Services will be preached by J. W. Harding and J. M Rash.
The Winchester News (Winchester, KY), November 3, 1908
The ermains (sp) of Mrs. Annie Thompson Moore, who died in St. Louis, Mo., Monday arrived in this city over the C. & O. noon train Tuesday and was buried in the Winchester Cemetery.
Mrs. Moore was 68 years of age, and was the widow of W. B. Moore. About ten days ago, she received a stroke of paralysis which resulted in her death. Before her marriage she was a Miss Thompson, sister of col. H. P. Thompson, of this county. Besides Col. Thompson she is survived by two sons, J. L. (John Lee) and Harrison (William Harrison)who reside in St. Louis and three daughters, Mrs. Mary Washburn(e), of Louisville, Mrs. Lizzie Hudley (Hundley), of St. Louis, Mo., and Mrs. Joisy Burckhanan (Joicy Buchanan), of Kansas City, Mo., and also a number of close relatives in this county, being related to the Quisenberry families.
The services were held at the cemetery by Elder J. W. Harding and Rev. J. M. Rash.
The remains of her husband, who died about ten years ago and was buried in St. Louis were also brought here and buried in this cemetery.
Following are the pall bearers:
Honorary: Columbus Thompson, George H. Nelson, Dr. Geo. O. Graves, J. D. Simpson, Leeland Hathaway, A. F. Duckworth.
Active: Charles H. Stewart, E. S. Jonett, J. T. Quisenberry, Wm. M. Harding, T. G. Barrow, H. L. Quisenberry.
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