J. H. Moore:
Mr. J. H. Moore was born near Muldoon, Fayette County, Texas, October 10, 1845, and died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ella Hodges, in Fredericksburg, Texas on September 6, 1931, at the age of 73 years, 10 months, and 26 days old.
In 1876 he was married to Miss Laura Phillips, who preceded him in death nineteen years ago. This union was blessed with 11 children, two of which died in early childhood. The deceased leaves nine children: Mrs. Dora Tunnell of Tahoka, Texas; Mrs. Ella Hodges, of Fredericksburg; Mrs. Maggie Johnson of Cherokee; Lit Moore of Wilson, Texas; Ben Moore of O'Donnel, Texas, Ernst Moore of Lampasas; Mrs. Nora Patterson of Ft. Stockton; Charlie Moore of Lone Grove, Texas; Mrs. Pearl Speed of Lampasas. Four brothers, three sisters, 27 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and many friends to mourn his departure.
The deceased was reared under Christian influence in the Primitive Baptist Church. He lived an active life as Stockman for many years, and at one time served s County Commission of Blanco County. He was an honest man, a loving father, and a loyal Citizen has gone to his reward.
Internment was made in the Rocky Cemetary, September 8, 1931 at 10:30 A. M. Rev. Richard Grasenthaler, Methohdist minster of Fredericksburg officiating. A selected quartet sang several songs at the grave.
J. H. Moore:
Mr. J. H. Moore was born near Muldoon, Fayette County, Texas, October 10, 1845, and died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ella Hodges, in Fredericksburg, Texas on September 6, 1931, at the age of 73 years, 10 months, and 26 days old.
In 1876 he was married to Miss Laura Phillips, who preceded him in death nineteen years ago. This union was blessed with 11 children, two of which died in early childhood. The deceased leaves nine children: Mrs. Dora Tunnell of Tahoka, Texas; Mrs. Ella Hodges, of Fredericksburg; Mrs. Maggie Johnson of Cherokee; Lit Moore of Wilson, Texas; Ben Moore of O'Donnel, Texas, Ernst Moore of Lampasas; Mrs. Nora Patterson of Ft. Stockton; Charlie Moore of Lone Grove, Texas; Mrs. Pearl Speed of Lampasas. Four brothers, three sisters, 27 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and many friends to mourn his departure.
The deceased was reared under Christian influence in the Primitive Baptist Church. He lived an active life as Stockman for many years, and at one time served s County Commission of Blanco County. He was an honest man, a loving father, and a loyal Citizen has gone to his reward.
Internment was made in the Rocky Cemetary, September 8, 1931 at 10:30 A. M. Rev. Richard Grasenthaler, Methohdist minster of Fredericksburg officiating. A selected quartet sang several songs at the grave.
Inscription
A loving husband, a precious father, J.H. .Moore
Family Members
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Henry Clinton Moore
1846–1907
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Frances Elizabeth Moore Nevins
1850–1922
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Arcena Delphia Ann "Rena" Moore Kimbrough
1852–1917
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Cemantha Matilda Moore Shank
1854–1941
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Sarah Ann "Sallie" Moore Woodward
1858–1931
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Martin Leonidas Moore
1861–1944
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Mary Eliza Moore Philips
1863–1952
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William Alfred Moore
1865–1941
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Susan Jane Moore Taylor
1867–1953
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Robert Franklin Moore
1869–1963
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Samuel Allen Moore
1871–1949
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George Washington Moore
1871–1916
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Cynthia Naomia Moore
1873–1878
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Dora Savannah Moore Tunnell
1877–1954
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Ella Naomi Moore Hodges
1879–1967
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Laura Magnolia Moore Johanson
1881–1963
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Lit Haywood Moore
1884–1972
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Ben Moore Sr
1886–1956
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Thomas Oliver Moore
1888–1889
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William Earnest "Earnest" Moore
1890–1960
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Mary Caledonia Nona Moore Patterson
1892–1978
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Charles Newman "Charlie" Moore
1894–1989
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Pearl Eva Moore Speed
1896–1978
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George Dewey Moore
1898–1905
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