Lloyd Wm. Amore was born in Coshocton County, 5 March, 1882, son of William Henry Amore and Mary Angeline Werts Amore. He was the fourth child of seven. Lloyd married Ella Maria House, 11 April 1903, at the Presbyterian Manse in Coshocton. . . To Lloyd and Ella were born 8 children: Gertrude Pearl, William G., Erma Marie, Paul Winfield, Norman Edgar, Bervil Ellwood, Eugene James, and Mae Maxine, died at birth. Lloyd Amore, during his lifetime was a laborer, coal mine operator, Novelty machine press operator, painter and painting contractor. He spent most of his life in and around Coshocton County. He died February 1955.Lloyd and Ella lived in various places in Coshocton County during their married life, including Roscoe, S. 6th St., S 5th St., West Lafayette Road, E. Elm St., E. Vine St., and John St. Several of their children were born in old Roscoe, in the now restored downtown section.
Buried: Prairie Chapel Cemetery, Coshocton County, Ohio.
Obituary:
Lloyd William Amore, 72, retired painttng and decorating contractor, died Friday afternoon at his home, 684 John st., from uremic poisoning. He was born March 5, 1882, in the Bacon Run vicinity, a son of William Henry and Mary Angelina Amore, and was married April 11, 1903, to Ella House, who died July 3, 1946. The survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Walter Shackelford, Zanesville. and Mrs Robert Workley, Philadelphia, Pa.; five sons, Paul and Gail Amore, Detroit, Bervil Amore, Mansfield: Norman Amore, Coshocton, and Eugene
Amore, U. S. air force in Japan; one sister, Mrs B F. Baker, Columbus; five brothers, Rev. I. H. Amore, Leroy T Amore and Major Rollo W. Amore of Coshocton, Herbert I Amore, Roscoe, and Clarence Amore, Cleveland; 10 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 2 p m. Monday at the Nazarene church in charge of Rev W E Zimmerman and Major Alvin Youtzy. Burial will be m South Lawn cemetery. Friends may call at the John st residence Saturday evening, Sunday and Monday until time for services.
Buried: Prairie Chapel Cemetery, Coshocton County, Ohio.
Obituary:
Lloyd William Amore, 72, retired painttng and decorating contractor, died Friday afternoon at his home, 684 John st., from uremic poisoning. He was born March 5, 1882, in the Bacon Run vicinity, a son of William Henry and Mary Angelina Amore, and was married April 11, 1903, to Ella House, who died July 3, 1946. The survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Walter Shackelford, Zanesville. and Mrs Robert Workley, Philadelphia, Pa.; five sons, Paul and Gail Amore, Detroit, Bervil Amore, Mansfield: Norman Amore, Coshocton, and Eugene
Amore, U. S. air force in Japan; one sister, Mrs B F. Baker, Columbus; five brothers, Rev. I. H. Amore, Leroy T Amore and Major Rollo W. Amore of Coshocton, Herbert I Amore, Roscoe, and Clarence Amore, Cleveland; 10 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 2 p m. Monday at the Nazarene church in charge of Rev W E Zimmerman and Major Alvin Youtzy. Burial will be m South Lawn cemetery. Friends may call at the John st residence Saturday evening, Sunday and Monday until time for services.
Lloyd Wm. Amore was born in Coshocton County, 5 March, 1882, son of William Henry Amore and Mary Angeline Werts Amore. He was the fourth child of seven. Lloyd married Ella Maria House, 11 April 1903, at the Presbyterian Manse in Coshocton. . . To Lloyd and Ella were born 8 children: Gertrude Pearl, William G., Erma Marie, Paul Winfield, Norman Edgar, Bervil Ellwood, Eugene James, and Mae Maxine, died at birth. Lloyd Amore, during his lifetime was a laborer, coal mine operator, Novelty machine press operator, painter and painting contractor. He spent most of his life in and around Coshocton County. He died February 1955.Lloyd and Ella lived in various places in Coshocton County during their married life, including Roscoe, S. 6th St., S 5th St., West Lafayette Road, E. Elm St., E. Vine St., and John St. Several of their children were born in old Roscoe, in the now restored downtown section.
Buried: Prairie Chapel Cemetery, Coshocton County, Ohio.
Obituary:
Lloyd William Amore, 72, retired painttng and decorating contractor, died Friday afternoon at his home, 684 John st., from uremic poisoning. He was born March 5, 1882, in the Bacon Run vicinity, a son of William Henry and Mary Angelina Amore, and was married April 11, 1903, to Ella House, who died July 3, 1946. The survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Walter Shackelford, Zanesville. and Mrs Robert Workley, Philadelphia, Pa.; five sons, Paul and Gail Amore, Detroit, Bervil Amore, Mansfield: Norman Amore, Coshocton, and Eugene
Amore, U. S. air force in Japan; one sister, Mrs B F. Baker, Columbus; five brothers, Rev. I. H. Amore, Leroy T Amore and Major Rollo W. Amore of Coshocton, Herbert I Amore, Roscoe, and Clarence Amore, Cleveland; 10 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 2 p m. Monday at the Nazarene church in charge of Rev W E Zimmerman and Major Alvin Youtzy. Burial will be m South Lawn cemetery. Friends may call at the John st residence Saturday evening, Sunday and Monday until time for services.
Buried: Prairie Chapel Cemetery, Coshocton County, Ohio.
Obituary:
Lloyd William Amore, 72, retired painttng and decorating contractor, died Friday afternoon at his home, 684 John st., from uremic poisoning. He was born March 5, 1882, in the Bacon Run vicinity, a son of William Henry and Mary Angelina Amore, and was married April 11, 1903, to Ella House, who died July 3, 1946. The survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Walter Shackelford, Zanesville. and Mrs Robert Workley, Philadelphia, Pa.; five sons, Paul and Gail Amore, Detroit, Bervil Amore, Mansfield: Norman Amore, Coshocton, and Eugene
Amore, U. S. air force in Japan; one sister, Mrs B F. Baker, Columbus; five brothers, Rev. I. H. Amore, Leroy T Amore and Major Rollo W. Amore of Coshocton, Herbert I Amore, Roscoe, and Clarence Amore, Cleveland; 10 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 2 p m. Monday at the Nazarene church in charge of Rev W E Zimmerman and Major Alvin Youtzy. Burial will be m South Lawn cemetery. Friends may call at the John st residence Saturday evening, Sunday and Monday until time for services.
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