According to cemetery records Carnell Jack Moye was 58 at time of death and buried on 11/13/1945.
There is no head stone. He is buried in the old section almost next to the road on the left if you entered from the old original entrance and stay to the left.
Carnell Jack Moye was born February 16, 1885 in Mitchell County, Gerogia. His parents were John Jackson Moye and Julia J. Arnold Moye.
On the 25th of November, 1906 he married Mattie Flowers.
Her family owned Flowers bakery. Carnell & Mattie had the following children: Vonice Moye 1915 ; James Derroc Moye; Effie Moye B: 1908; Jack Berry Moye B: Dec. 9. 1909; & Edwin Moye B: 1910 -1976
In 1918, a WW One Draft Registration locates him in Lafayette, Florida. At some point, he had purchased 150 acres located today on what is Tanglewood Road, southeast of Camilla. For unknown reasons, in 1922 he had to sell this property.
At some point he divorced Mattie and remarried on 16 April, 1926 to Lottie Mae Harley. They lived at the following addresses: 504 Kay Street, 1410 Tampa
and 1510 Franklin in Tampa, Florida.
The US Census for 1930 and 1940 Show him living in Tampa, Hillsborough Count, Florida.
Carnell died November 13, 1945 and was buried in the Fellowship Garden Section of the Orange Hill Cemetery on Chelsea Rd in Tampa, Florida. At the time of this writing, there was no headstone for him.
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Name Citation
Cornell Jack Moye
Death Date: 1945
County of Death: Hillsborough
State of Death: Florida
Other Death Place Information: Tampa
Race: White
Gender: Male
Sent to me by Cindy Folsom Williams
There is no head stone. He is buried in the old section almost next to the road on the left if you entered from the old original entrance and stay to the left.
Carnell Jack Moye was born February 16, 1885 in Mitchell County, Gerogia. His parents were John Jackson Moye and Julia J. Arnold Moye.
On the 25th of November, 1906 he married Mattie Flowers.
Her family owned Flowers bakery. Carnell & Mattie had the following children: Vonice Moye 1915 ; James Derroc Moye; Effie Moye B: 1908; Jack Berry Moye B: Dec. 9. 1909; & Edwin Moye B: 1910 -1976
In 1918, a WW One Draft Registration locates him in Lafayette, Florida. At some point, he had purchased 150 acres located today on what is Tanglewood Road, southeast of Camilla. For unknown reasons, in 1922 he had to sell this property.
At some point he divorced Mattie and remarried on 16 April, 1926 to Lottie Mae Harley. They lived at the following addresses: 504 Kay Street, 1410 Tampa
and 1510 Franklin in Tampa, Florida.
The US Census for 1930 and 1940 Show him living in Tampa, Hillsborough Count, Florida.
Carnell died November 13, 1945 and was buried in the Fellowship Garden Section of the Orange Hill Cemetery on Chelsea Rd in Tampa, Florida. At the time of this writing, there was no headstone for him.
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Name Citation
Cornell Jack Moye
Death Date: 1945
County of Death: Hillsborough
State of Death: Florida
Other Death Place Information: Tampa
Race: White
Gender: Male
Sent to me by Cindy Folsom Williams
According to cemetery records Carnell Jack Moye was 58 at time of death and buried on 11/13/1945.
There is no head stone. He is buried in the old section almost next to the road on the left if you entered from the old original entrance and stay to the left.
Carnell Jack Moye was born February 16, 1885 in Mitchell County, Gerogia. His parents were John Jackson Moye and Julia J. Arnold Moye.
On the 25th of November, 1906 he married Mattie Flowers.
Her family owned Flowers bakery. Carnell & Mattie had the following children: Vonice Moye 1915 ; James Derroc Moye; Effie Moye B: 1908; Jack Berry Moye B: Dec. 9. 1909; & Edwin Moye B: 1910 -1976
In 1918, a WW One Draft Registration locates him in Lafayette, Florida. At some point, he had purchased 150 acres located today on what is Tanglewood Road, southeast of Camilla. For unknown reasons, in 1922 he had to sell this property.
At some point he divorced Mattie and remarried on 16 April, 1926 to Lottie Mae Harley. They lived at the following addresses: 504 Kay Street, 1410 Tampa
and 1510 Franklin in Tampa, Florida.
The US Census for 1930 and 1940 Show him living in Tampa, Hillsborough Count, Florida.
Carnell died November 13, 1945 and was buried in the Fellowship Garden Section of the Orange Hill Cemetery on Chelsea Rd in Tampa, Florida. At the time of this writing, there was no headstone for him.
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Name Citation
Cornell Jack Moye
Death Date: 1945
County of Death: Hillsborough
State of Death: Florida
Other Death Place Information: Tampa
Race: White
Gender: Male
Sent to me by Cindy Folsom Williams
There is no head stone. He is buried in the old section almost next to the road on the left if you entered from the old original entrance and stay to the left.
Carnell Jack Moye was born February 16, 1885 in Mitchell County, Gerogia. His parents were John Jackson Moye and Julia J. Arnold Moye.
On the 25th of November, 1906 he married Mattie Flowers.
Her family owned Flowers bakery. Carnell & Mattie had the following children: Vonice Moye 1915 ; James Derroc Moye; Effie Moye B: 1908; Jack Berry Moye B: Dec. 9. 1909; & Edwin Moye B: 1910 -1976
In 1918, a WW One Draft Registration locates him in Lafayette, Florida. At some point, he had purchased 150 acres located today on what is Tanglewood Road, southeast of Camilla. For unknown reasons, in 1922 he had to sell this property.
At some point he divorced Mattie and remarried on 16 April, 1926 to Lottie Mae Harley. They lived at the following addresses: 504 Kay Street, 1410 Tampa
and 1510 Franklin in Tampa, Florida.
The US Census for 1930 and 1940 Show him living in Tampa, Hillsborough Count, Florida.
Carnell died November 13, 1945 and was buried in the Fellowship Garden Section of the Orange Hill Cemetery on Chelsea Rd in Tampa, Florida. At the time of this writing, there was no headstone for him.
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Name Citation
Cornell Jack Moye
Death Date: 1945
County of Death: Hillsborough
State of Death: Florida
Other Death Place Information: Tampa
Race: White
Gender: Male
Sent to me by Cindy Folsom Williams
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