Received James W. Moore for guardianship of Maude Moore. 1880 census showed Maude was his granddaughter.
Received Samuel S. Moore Probate Estate. Lists Mary Moore, Washington Moore, James W. Moore and a bunch of other people.
Keeping track of my genealogy research. If you find any article interesting or think we may have a connection, please, let me know!
Showing posts with label Moore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moore. Show all posts
May 23, 2007
March 4, 2007
Searching for George Washington Moore
1. Sold land to Samuel Eason in 1884 (december4). Samuel Eason and wife were living in Wayne, Wooster District 166 in 1900 US Census.
Find: Plat Maps
2. Assuming land was owned in 1880, searched for Ohio, Wayne, Franklin Township.
-all married people.
found several Moore and Morrs, but no George or Washington listed with families
-all divorced
Gave me only two people, neither with name of Moore or there of.
looked for all white people named George
George D. Moore, 20
George Moore, 25
George Moore, 11
All much too young
-G.W. last name blank
Gave me Gardiner
3. How about Clinton Township?
-G.W. Last name blank
no results
-George no last name
nadda
Find: Plat Maps
2. Assuming land was owned in 1880, searched for Ohio, Wayne, Franklin Township.
-all married people.
found several Moore and Morrs, but no George or Washington listed with families
-all divorced
Gave me only two people, neither with name of Moore or there of.
looked for all white people named George
George D. Moore, 20
George Moore, 25
George Moore, 11
All much too young
-G.W. last name blank
Gave me Gardiner
3. How about Clinton Township?
-G.W. Last name blank
no results
-George no last name
nadda
February 28, 2007
Meeting with Mr. Morales
Talked to Mr. Morales. Examined the original plat map of Merriman Cemetery, which is known as Boone Grove Cemetery at the time of death of Louise Huffman Morgan Moore (1905).
There are names on the map which are not associated with the headstone readings, perhaps indicating that the headstones were removed/damage, etc. Additionally, a ball point pen (perhaps) was used to write over names that were written. Examining the document further, in between the plots of Oliver Huffman and Austin Morgan, there appears to be Huffman and Morgan written, extremely faded. Those are scribbled out and written (ball point pen) vacant. The whole document was faded. I hypothesize that the map was correlated with the headstones and when no headstones were found, the person with the ball point pen assumed that there was a mistake. I don't know. But, in the same row as the Huffmans and Morgans, there are names on the original map, at the end by the fence, but no headstones and no indication of them on the NWIGS cemetery reading book. I've annotated several pictures below.
As for the Lee/Jones/Boone Grove cemetery, it's location is in the current present location of Boone Grove. The latest headstone read 1850, I believe. Boone Grove was moved from the the previous location (up by Merriman) to the current location because of a train line. The original plat maps of the county show that the land was in the Lee/Jones name. If the town was moved ~1880, then it might make sense that it became associated with the Boone Grove name. Because Merriman was close to Boone Grove (old location) when it was still being used, it was called BGC. When it was revived, then it got the name Merriman b/c of it's history of being land owned by Silas Merriman and then donated for the cemetery.
I firmly believe that Louise Morgan Moore is buried in between her first husband and her brother. Her sister, Jane E. Huffman Shreve, is buried immediately behind Austin. Additionally, I believe her mother, Mary Kirkhoff/Carcuf Huffman to be the Huffman name indicated on the plat map that was indicated as vacant and she is buried there too. It only makes sense, esp. that Louise was going by her first marriage name of Morgan, esp. since she was married to Moore at the time (unless he died).
I need money to dig the graves up. I believe that there may even be three bodies there: Louise Huffman Morgan Moore, Mary Kirkhoff/Carcuf Huffman and perhaps Mary's other daughter, Roxanna Huffman, though I have no proof of this.
There are names on the map which are not associated with the headstone readings, perhaps indicating that the headstones were removed/damage, etc. Additionally, a ball point pen (perhaps) was used to write over names that were written. Examining the document further, in between the plots of Oliver Huffman and Austin Morgan, there appears to be Huffman and Morgan written, extremely faded. Those are scribbled out and written (ball point pen) vacant. The whole document was faded. I hypothesize that the map was correlated with the headstones and when no headstones were found, the person with the ball point pen assumed that there was a mistake. I don't know. But, in the same row as the Huffmans and Morgans, there are names on the original map, at the end by the fence, but no headstones and no indication of them on the NWIGS cemetery reading book. I've annotated several pictures below.
As for the Lee/Jones/Boone Grove cemetery, it's location is in the current present location of Boone Grove. The latest headstone read 1850, I believe. Boone Grove was moved from the the previous location (up by Merriman) to the current location because of a train line. The original plat maps of the county show that the land was in the Lee/Jones name. If the town was moved ~1880, then it might make sense that it became associated with the Boone Grove name. Because Merriman was close to Boone Grove (old location) when it was still being used, it was called BGC. When it was revived, then it got the name Merriman b/c of it's history of being land owned by Silas Merriman and then donated for the cemetery.
I firmly believe that Louise Morgan Moore is buried in between her first husband and her brother. Her sister, Jane E. Huffman Shreve, is buried immediately behind Austin. Additionally, I believe her mother, Mary Kirkhoff/Carcuf Huffman to be the Huffman name indicated on the plat map that was indicated as vacant and she is buried there too. It only makes sense, esp. that Louise was going by her first marriage name of Morgan, esp. since she was married to Moore at the time (unless he died).
I need money to dig the graves up. I believe that there may even be three bodies there: Louise Huffman Morgan Moore, Mary Kirkhoff/Carcuf Huffman and perhaps Mary's other daughter, Roxanna Huffman, though I have no proof of this.
February 20, 2007
From Mr. Morales
I will make you copies of all that I have on what you have requested. I hope It will help you. The hours are correct.
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