Joseph was the eleventh child of John S. Moore and his wife, Nancy Edwards. He married Ann Fry on March 22, 1847 in Christian County, Illinois. They had nine children; six sons and three daughters. Joseph was killed by a freight train in 1893 while crossing the tracks.
US CENSUS: Iroquois County, Illinois; Page #318 or #319; Year 1850. Joseph 28, occupation farmer, born OH; Ann 21 born OH; and Henry W. 2 born IL.
TEXT: IROQUOIS COUNTY POOR FARM "Green Acres", published 1997. Record of Inmates, list of superintendants, page 164.
NEWS ARTICLE: Watseka Republican Newspaper: Watseka, Illinois; dated June 7, 1893 excerpt - Joseph Moore, one of the early settlers of this county was fatally injured at the Woodland bridge on Sunday afternoon, by a freight train... -
OBITUARY NOTICE: Iroquois Times: Iroquois County, Illinois; article dated. dated June 9, 1893; states Joseph was buried in Belmont Cemetery.
BIBLE RECORDS: John S. Moore Family Bible; Holy bible containing the Old & New Testaments; published by B. Waugh & T. Mason, New York, 1834; for the Methodist Espiscopal Church: copies of Family Record pages given to numerous members of Moore-Hanes families - births, marriages and deaths recorded.
US CENSUS: Iroquois County, Illinois; Page #318 or #319; Year 1850. Joseph 28, occupation farmer, born OH; Ann 21 born OH; and Henry W. 2 born IL.
TEXT: IROQUOIS COUNTY POOR FARM "Green Acres", published 1997. Record of Inmates, list of superintendants, page 164.
NEWS ARTICLE: Watseka Republican Newspaper: Watseka, Illinois; dated June 7, 1893 excerpt - Joseph Moore, one of the early settlers of this county was fatally injured at the Woodland bridge on Sunday afternoon, by a freight train... -
OBITUARY NOTICE: Iroquois Times: Iroquois County, Illinois; article dated. dated June 9, 1893; states Joseph was buried in Belmont Cemetery.
BIBLE RECORDS: John S. Moore Family Bible; Holy bible containing the Old & New Testaments; published by B. Waugh & T. Mason, New York, 1834; for the Methodist Espiscopal Church: copies of Family Record pages given to numerous members of Moore-Hanes families - births, marriages and deaths recorded.
Joseph was the eleventh child of John S. Moore and his wife, Nancy Edwards. He married Ann Fry on March 22, 1847 in Christian County, Illinois. They had nine children; six sons and three daughters. Joseph was killed by a freight train in 1893 while crossing the tracks.
US CENSUS: Iroquois County, Illinois; Page #318 or #319; Year 1850. Joseph 28, occupation farmer, born OH; Ann 21 born OH; and Henry W. 2 born IL.
TEXT: IROQUOIS COUNTY POOR FARM "Green Acres", published 1997. Record of Inmates, list of superintendants, page 164.
NEWS ARTICLE: Watseka Republican Newspaper: Watseka, Illinois; dated June 7, 1893 excerpt - Joseph Moore, one of the early settlers of this county was fatally injured at the Woodland bridge on Sunday afternoon, by a freight train... -
OBITUARY NOTICE: Iroquois Times: Iroquois County, Illinois; article dated. dated June 9, 1893; states Joseph was buried in Belmont Cemetery.
BIBLE RECORDS: John S. Moore Family Bible; Holy bible containing the Old & New Testaments; published by B. Waugh & T. Mason, New York, 1834; for the Methodist Espiscopal Church: copies of Family Record pages given to numerous members of Moore-Hanes families - births, marriages and deaths recorded.
US CENSUS: Iroquois County, Illinois; Page #318 or #319; Year 1850. Joseph 28, occupation farmer, born OH; Ann 21 born OH; and Henry W. 2 born IL.
TEXT: IROQUOIS COUNTY POOR FARM "Green Acres", published 1997. Record of Inmates, list of superintendants, page 164.
NEWS ARTICLE: Watseka Republican Newspaper: Watseka, Illinois; dated June 7, 1893 excerpt - Joseph Moore, one of the early settlers of this county was fatally injured at the Woodland bridge on Sunday afternoon, by a freight train... -
OBITUARY NOTICE: Iroquois Times: Iroquois County, Illinois; article dated. dated June 9, 1893; states Joseph was buried in Belmont Cemetery.
BIBLE RECORDS: John S. Moore Family Bible; Holy bible containing the Old & New Testaments; published by B. Waugh & T. Mason, New York, 1834; for the Methodist Espiscopal Church: copies of Family Record pages given to numerous members of Moore-Hanes families - births, marriages and deaths recorded.
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