John married Frances Independence Garrison September 8, 1842 in Cherokee County, Georgia. They were the parents of twelve children.
John established the settlememt of Moore's Mills in the Shoal Creek Community. It was located at the point where Georgia Hwy. 108 crosses Shoal Creek. That is where he died.
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The Cherokee Advance 10 Sept 1886 p 3
John K. Moore, Esq., of Moore's Mills, died last Wednesday. He was buried yesterday. Judge Moore was an old and respected citizen of Cherokee, and many mourn his death.
Contributor: M M Clapper (46981831)
The Cherokee Advance Friday 24 Sept 1886 p 3
Sutallee, Sept. '86-On the 8th day of September, 1886, the great God of the universe called from this unfriendly world our much respected and esteemed friend, John K. Moore, to that never-ending rest awaiting the just in Heaven above. The life of our departed friend Moore, as a Christian, is one worthy of note and commendation. In his death the church has lost one of its brightest ornaments and a faithful and consistent member, and the community a man who has led a peacable (sic) life-one that did not trouble his fellow man. He was a kind, affectionate and loving father, and the church and community tender to his bereaved family their sincere condolence and sympathy. M.
Contributor: M M Clapper (46981831)
The Cherokee Advance Friday 15 Oct 1886 p 2
Tributes Of Respect
Died at his home in Lost Town, Cherokee county, Ga., on September 8th 1886, in the 72nd year of his age, John K. Moore. Mr. Moore was one of our oldest and most influential citizens. He was born and raised in Hall county, Ga., and moved to Canton, Cherokee county, Ga., in the year 1836, where he was married to Miss Francis J. Garrison, daughter of Capt. N. J. Garrison, in the year 1842, with whom he lived happily up to the date of his death, and by whom he raised a large family. John K. Moore was beloved by all who knew him. He was remarkably kind and genial in his disposition. His benefactions were numerous and liberal, and he never turned a deaf ear to the poor. He had genuine sympathy for the suffering, and always sought, in his own peculiar way, to minister to their relief. He was a tender, loving husband and a kind and affectionate father. He was a man of strong religious convictions, but his piety, like his life, was quiet, gentle and full of faith and good works. He united with the Baptist church in the year 1848, and was ordained deacon the same year. He continued until his death a consistent and useful member of the church of choice; and then, surrounded by his sorrowing family and friends, peacefully entered into the rest that remaineth for the people of God. N. J. G.
Contributor: M M Clapper (46981831)
John established the settlememt of Moore's Mills in the Shoal Creek Community. It was located at the point where Georgia Hwy. 108 crosses Shoal Creek. That is where he died.
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The Cherokee Advance 10 Sept 1886 p 3
John K. Moore, Esq., of Moore's Mills, died last Wednesday. He was buried yesterday. Judge Moore was an old and respected citizen of Cherokee, and many mourn his death.
Contributor: M M Clapper (46981831)
The Cherokee Advance Friday 24 Sept 1886 p 3
Sutallee, Sept. '86-On the 8th day of September, 1886, the great God of the universe called from this unfriendly world our much respected and esteemed friend, John K. Moore, to that never-ending rest awaiting the just in Heaven above. The life of our departed friend Moore, as a Christian, is one worthy of note and commendation. In his death the church has lost one of its brightest ornaments and a faithful and consistent member, and the community a man who has led a peacable (sic) life-one that did not trouble his fellow man. He was a kind, affectionate and loving father, and the church and community tender to his bereaved family their sincere condolence and sympathy. M.
Contributor: M M Clapper (46981831)
The Cherokee Advance Friday 15 Oct 1886 p 2
Tributes Of Respect
Died at his home in Lost Town, Cherokee county, Ga., on September 8th 1886, in the 72nd year of his age, John K. Moore. Mr. Moore was one of our oldest and most influential citizens. He was born and raised in Hall county, Ga., and moved to Canton, Cherokee county, Ga., in the year 1836, where he was married to Miss Francis J. Garrison, daughter of Capt. N. J. Garrison, in the year 1842, with whom he lived happily up to the date of his death, and by whom he raised a large family. John K. Moore was beloved by all who knew him. He was remarkably kind and genial in his disposition. His benefactions were numerous and liberal, and he never turned a deaf ear to the poor. He had genuine sympathy for the suffering, and always sought, in his own peculiar way, to minister to their relief. He was a tender, loving husband and a kind and affectionate father. He was a man of strong religious convictions, but his piety, like his life, was quiet, gentle and full of faith and good works. He united with the Baptist church in the year 1848, and was ordained deacon the same year. He continued until his death a consistent and useful member of the church of choice; and then, surrounded by his sorrowing family and friends, peacefully entered into the rest that remaineth for the people of God. N. J. G.
Contributor: M M Clapper (46981831)
John married Frances Independence Garrison September 8, 1842 in Cherokee County, Georgia. They were the parents of twelve children.
John established the settlememt of Moore's Mills in the Shoal Creek Community. It was located at the point where Georgia Hwy. 108 crosses Shoal Creek. That is where he died.
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The Cherokee Advance 10 Sept 1886 p 3
John K. Moore, Esq., of Moore's Mills, died last Wednesday. He was buried yesterday. Judge Moore was an old and respected citizen of Cherokee, and many mourn his death.
Contributor: M M Clapper (46981831)
The Cherokee Advance Friday 24 Sept 1886 p 3
Sutallee, Sept. '86-On the 8th day of September, 1886, the great God of the universe called from this unfriendly world our much respected and esteemed friend, John K. Moore, to that never-ending rest awaiting the just in Heaven above. The life of our departed friend Moore, as a Christian, is one worthy of note and commendation. In his death the church has lost one of its brightest ornaments and a faithful and consistent member, and the community a man who has led a peacable (sic) life-one that did not trouble his fellow man. He was a kind, affectionate and loving father, and the church and community tender to his bereaved family their sincere condolence and sympathy. M.
Contributor: M M Clapper (46981831)
The Cherokee Advance Friday 15 Oct 1886 p 2
Tributes Of Respect
Died at his home in Lost Town, Cherokee county, Ga., on September 8th 1886, in the 72nd year of his age, John K. Moore. Mr. Moore was one of our oldest and most influential citizens. He was born and raised in Hall county, Ga., and moved to Canton, Cherokee county, Ga., in the year 1836, where he was married to Miss Francis J. Garrison, daughter of Capt. N. J. Garrison, in the year 1842, with whom he lived happily up to the date of his death, and by whom he raised a large family. John K. Moore was beloved by all who knew him. He was remarkably kind and genial in his disposition. His benefactions were numerous and liberal, and he never turned a deaf ear to the poor. He had genuine sympathy for the suffering, and always sought, in his own peculiar way, to minister to their relief. He was a tender, loving husband and a kind and affectionate father. He was a man of strong religious convictions, but his piety, like his life, was quiet, gentle and full of faith and good works. He united with the Baptist church in the year 1848, and was ordained deacon the same year. He continued until his death a consistent and useful member of the church of choice; and then, surrounded by his sorrowing family and friends, peacefully entered into the rest that remaineth for the people of God. N. J. G.
Contributor: M M Clapper (46981831)
John established the settlememt of Moore's Mills in the Shoal Creek Community. It was located at the point where Georgia Hwy. 108 crosses Shoal Creek. That is where he died.
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The Cherokee Advance 10 Sept 1886 p 3
John K. Moore, Esq., of Moore's Mills, died last Wednesday. He was buried yesterday. Judge Moore was an old and respected citizen of Cherokee, and many mourn his death.
Contributor: M M Clapper (46981831)
The Cherokee Advance Friday 24 Sept 1886 p 3
Sutallee, Sept. '86-On the 8th day of September, 1886, the great God of the universe called from this unfriendly world our much respected and esteemed friend, John K. Moore, to that never-ending rest awaiting the just in Heaven above. The life of our departed friend Moore, as a Christian, is one worthy of note and commendation. In his death the church has lost one of its brightest ornaments and a faithful and consistent member, and the community a man who has led a peacable (sic) life-one that did not trouble his fellow man. He was a kind, affectionate and loving father, and the church and community tender to his bereaved family their sincere condolence and sympathy. M.
Contributor: M M Clapper (46981831)
The Cherokee Advance Friday 15 Oct 1886 p 2
Tributes Of Respect
Died at his home in Lost Town, Cherokee county, Ga., on September 8th 1886, in the 72nd year of his age, John K. Moore. Mr. Moore was one of our oldest and most influential citizens. He was born and raised in Hall county, Ga., and moved to Canton, Cherokee county, Ga., in the year 1836, where he was married to Miss Francis J. Garrison, daughter of Capt. N. J. Garrison, in the year 1842, with whom he lived happily up to the date of his death, and by whom he raised a large family. John K. Moore was beloved by all who knew him. He was remarkably kind and genial in his disposition. His benefactions were numerous and liberal, and he never turned a deaf ear to the poor. He had genuine sympathy for the suffering, and always sought, in his own peculiar way, to minister to their relief. He was a tender, loving husband and a kind and affectionate father. He was a man of strong religious convictions, but his piety, like his life, was quiet, gentle and full of faith and good works. He united with the Baptist church in the year 1848, and was ordained deacon the same year. He continued until his death a consistent and useful member of the church of choice; and then, surrounded by his sorrowing family and friends, peacefully entered into the rest that remaineth for the people of God. N. J. G.
Contributor: M M Clapper (46981831)
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