Sally's
Great Grandparents: 4th page Grandchildren
Children of Philip, Jack and Godwin
Grandchildren of John Wheeler Moore & Ann James Ward:
2nd part
John and Ann
Children of Bessie, Charles
and Julia
Children of Arthur
Philip
StJohn Moore 12 Mar 1864 Murfreesboro - 1928 OH |
his
parents
& 6 Jan 1885 Lizzie Campbell 1862 Weldon - 1951 NYC |
her
parents
& 16 Nov 1895 Myrtie Curtis 1876 - dec OH |
her parents
of Ohio
This is my working hypothesis - the way I see it as of this moment!!
Philip StJohn Moore 1864 - 1928
Philip St John Moore &
Lizzie Campbell of Weldon, NC had:
"The official reason why they were
divorced was that he got a job in West Virginia and she wouldn't leave
her mother to go with him."
Lizzie Moore ca 1946
Robert, Campbell, and Philip Moore ca 1895
1. John Campbell Moore 20 Feb 1886 Mapel Lawn - 30 Dec 1967
Retired as a vice-president of
Garrett's Wine Company
married Lillian __ no issue
2. Philip St John Moore 22 Sept 1888 Weldon, NC - 27 Oct 1969
Norfolk, VA
Captain United States Merchant Marines World Wars I & II
Lt. Commander Philip S. Moore World War I
Capt. Philip
StJohn Moore 1949 at Maple Lawn
married Mary Binford
Sledge 5
Aug 1889-
Philip & Mary S. Moore aboard the Joseph Cudabee
ca 1919
a. Philip St. John Moore 1920-
Philip III at one with his parents
married Ellen Louise Smithwick 1924 - ca 1999
i. Philip St. John Moore IV
e-mail
Phil supplied many of the
above pictures and notes
"I have them stored in my computer and can run off
8x11photo quality prints for anyone who wants them."
ii. William S [Bill] Moore
iii. Mary Ellen Moore
iv. Louis Jordan Moore
b. Mary Elizabeth Moore 1922 -
married Wellington Boles Fairweather
i. Samuel Ross Fairweather
ii. John S Fairweather
c. John Campbell Moore 1924 -
ca 1960
killed in auto accident
married 1st Catherine Buehl
i. Mary Patricia [Tisha] Moore
married
1. Hannah Wright
e-mail
ii. Jacky Moore
married Puchalski
married Freda Carlon Jones
i. John C Moore Jr.
ii. Aimee Sue Moore
iii. Thomas Binford Moore
iv. Robert Jones Moore
d. Martha Binford Moore 1925 -
married Frank West Bennett
i. Frank W Bennett
ii. Robert L Bennett
iii. Rieley B Bennett
iv. Stuart StJohn Bennett
e. Whitfield Sledge Moore 1927 -
married Lenore Talbott 4 Dec 1927 Norfolk VA - 13 April 2004
WATERLILY - On April 13, 2004, Lenore Talbott
MOORE was able to let go of the beautiful life she has lived on earth. Born
in Norfolk on Dec. 4, 1927, she was the daughter of the late Florence Gould
TALBOTT and Francis Herbert TALBOTT. A lifelong Tidewater resident, she
lived in the Great Bridge area for more than 40 years. Lenore's love of
children, the water and all things that grow from the earth will be dearly
missed by her family and friends, as well as her laughter and indomitable
spirit. Mrs. MOORE is survived by her husband, Whitfield S. MOORE; five
children, Hugh M. POWELL, M.D., John T. POWELL, Stephen F. POWELL, Kevin E.
POWELL and Ann Moore MILLER; seven grandchildren; five step-grandchildren;
and one sister, Frances Talbott NAYLOR. A graveside service will be
conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday in Forest Lawn Cemetery. The viewing will begin
today with the family receiving friends from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Oman Funeral
Home & Crematory, Great Bridge Chapel, 653 Cedar Road, Chesapeake.
(The Virginian-Pilot - Wednesday, April 14, 2004)
Whit and Lenore Nov 2000
i. Hugh M Powell
ii. Stephen F Powell
iii. John T Powell
iv. Kevin E Powell
v. Ann Campbell Moore
married Miller
3. Robert Edwards Moore 29 June 1891 Weldon, NC - 9 Sept 1968 AL
Retired as a vice-president of A T & T
Robert Edwards Moore
married 1st 1926** Edith Kathryn [Polly] Durrett 1
Oct 1895 - 23 May 1968 AL
a. Julia Elizabeth Moore 1928
St Louis MO - of Birmingham AL
married
30 May 1953 Ft Worth TX Leon Davis Sockwell
27 Sept 1924 Tuscumbia AL - 14 Sept 2005 Tuscumbia AL
divorced 27 Aug 1975
i. Cynthia Anne [Cindy]Sockwell 1954 Tuscumbia AL -
married 1979 Chicago IL James Virden Long
divorced 1982
married 1991 Houston TX Paul Russell Shellum
ii. Mark Durrett Sockwell 11 Oct 1957 Florence AL - 11 June 2006
married 1980 Marion Denise George
1. Austin George Sockwell 1989 Birmingham AL -
2. Tyler Moore Sockwell 1994 Birmingham AL -
married 1977 T Edwin Boling
divorced 1984
b. Nancy Durrett Moore 1933 -
e-mail
married G C Clegg **
i. Stephen Clegg
ii. Karen Clegg
iii. Richard Clegg
married Mert Freudenthal
Julia, Polly, and
Nancy Moore -
1944
Nan and Mert Freudenthal
Nan's Children in Hawaii 1996
Rick Clegg, Karen Clegg, and Steve Clegg
married 2nd 1949 Vivian Ruopp 1905 NY -
1958 FL
married 3rd 1962 Edith Kathryn [ Polly] Durrett 1
Oct 1895 -
23 May 1968 AL
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Philip St John Moore & Myrtie Curtis of Ohio had:
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Philip St John Moore & Myrtie Curtis of Ohio had:
in 1920 this family was living in Texas
ca 1913 Philip St John Moore
and wife Myrtie
standing: Wallace, Angie, and Max
1. Wallace E Moore 1896 - 1963
married Ruth ---- no issue
2. Max Philip Moore 1897 - 1968
married Mary Ann Bryson 1898 -
a. Philip John Moore 1931 -
Philip 1954
married Beverly Ann Heising
b. Mary Ann Moore 1932 -
married 1950 Edward Lewis Moore
Mary Ann, Eddie and children
1954
c. Margaret Moore 1934 -
married 1953 Owen Norbert Lerch
Peggy and Bud 1953
d. Edward Wallace Moore 1935 -
married Shirley Murray
Edward 1954
i. Edward Wallace Moore Jr of Alaska
Bobbie and JT's Wedding April '05
Ed stands in front of their nupial carriage
straight from the Alaskan Winter
1. Roberta [Bobbie] Moore
married 2005 J T Whetsells
e. Sally Jane Moore 1936 -
married Claude Andrew Widmer
Sally 1954
f. Patricia Ruth Moore 1939 -
married Dennis G Regar
Patsy 1954
g. Thomas Max Moore 1941 -
married Sharon Heising
3. Angie Ruth Moore 1900-1914
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Uncle Jack told us Philip St. John Moore fathered the boy who was born
of the family's cook in the office inside the yard at Maple
Lawn. The child grew up to be a noted colored preacher and educator in Washington, DC.
(Others have thought it might
be Jack himself who was the father as Jack was very proud of John's
achievements.)
1. the Rev. John L. Sullivan Holloman ca 1885 - ca 1970
his archived papers
John Wheeler Moore 29 Aug 1866 Maple Lawn - 22 Oct 1946 NC
| his
parents
married 4 Oct 1893 Davis, WV
Elizabeth Parsons 5 Jan 1873 Romney, WV -
1934 VA | her parents
of Norfolk VA & Franklinton NC
This is my working hypothesis - the way I see it as of this moment!!
 
John [Jack] Wheeler Moore
John [Jack] Wheeler Moore of Norfolk, VA and Franklinton, NC
& Elizabeth Parsons had no children.
Civil Engineer
Jack Moore was a mechanical engineer and one of the very first contract engineers in
North Carolina. He was noted for railroad construction in the mountains and highway
construction through the swamps. He worked on locating the Pacific end of the Grand Trunk
Pacific, a transcontinental railway in Canada. "On one day he would be driving
a Rolls Royce and on the next he would be bankrupt again," my father said. He
was involved in the construction of the highway from Winton to South Norfolk through the
swamps -- many sections were built on pilings. [It was when Uncle Jack
went bankrupt building this highway that Daddy obtained Uncle Jack's holdings of the farm
from the banks.] The later settling of the pilings gave one quite a wavy ride - but
most of his route is still in use today.
1938 & 1941:
Waiting for Sunday dinner to be served
-
1940 Raynor Moore holding Sally
and Uncle Jack Moore holding Arthur
Godwin Cotten Moore 12 April 1873 Maple Lawn - ca 1945
| his
parents
married 21 Feb 1907 Irene E Mitchell
ca 1877 - aft 1946 | her parents
of Sacramento CA
This is my working hypothesis - the way I see it as of this moment!!
Bible of John W and Ann J Moore:
Godwin Cotten Moore married 21 Feb 1907 Irene
E Mitchell
1880 Census Hertford Co, Harrellsville
NC
J W Moore 45 m head Lawyer
Ann J Moore 45 f house
keeping
A C Moore 25
m works on farm
P St J Moore 16 m
works on farm
J W Moore 18
f teaches school
J W Moore 13 m
G C
Moore 7 m
Is C
Moore 1 f
1890 Washington City Directory
Godwin C Moore 631 T northwest
clerk nat. museum
1891
Godwin C Moore 805 11th northwest
messenger
note: his brother-in-law was on the staff at the museum at that time
1900 Census River, Warren,
North Carolina
Charlie G Moore 42 Jan 1858 m 10
yrs merchant
Mammie M Moore 32 Oct 1867 m 10 yrs
5 3 [6 4]
Mary M Moore 5 April 1895 dau
Charlie G Moore 2 Nov 1897 son
Annie T Moore Jan 1900 dau
Godwin Moore 30 May 1870 brother Salesman
Annie McGhee 20 June 1880 niece
Sarah Jones 25 Aug 1874 B Servant
1910
Census Precinct 5, Washington, DC
Godwin C
Moore 37 m 3yrs 1 0 living Draughtsman with the US Coast
Survey
Irene
33 m 3yrs 1 0 living
WWI reg. 1919 states
Godwin is Civil Engineer, working for Canadian
Explosives Ltd that he was of med hight, med build, blue eyes and dark hair.
His next of kin was wife Mrs Irene Moore whose address was 1522 Monterey
Ave, Victoria, BC Canada.
1920 Census Sacramento Assembly District 14, Sacramento,
California
Godwin
Moore 46 Civil Engineer Highway Const.
Irene
43 wife
John
W
9 son born NC
Elizabeth
7 dau born Canada
Godwin
C 4 son
born Canada
1930 Census Sacramento, Sacramento,
California
Godwin C Moore 57 born NC Civil
Engineer State of California
Irene
53 born NC wife
John
W
20 born NC son none
Godwin
14 born Canada son
Godwin Cotten Moore of Sacramento, CA & Irene E Mitchell had:
1. child ca 1908 - dy
2. John Wheeler Moore ca 1911 NC -
m. ----
3. Elizabeth Moore ca 1913 Canada - 1920/30 d y
4. Godwin Cotten Moore Jr 1915 Canada -
e-mail to Sally from James Moore 10 July 2003
-- Haven't you ever heard the tale about Aunt Irene's diamonds?
During the First World War, Uncle Jack and Uncle Godwin were living in
British Columbia lumbering and possibly building roads. Canada, as
part of the British Empire, got into the war long before we did.
The Canadian government commandeered all of the mules used by Uncle Jack's
outfit. Consequently, they couldn't work and couldn't fulfill their
contract. Supposedly some of the locals were coming after them with
evil intentions.
Uncle Jack and Aunt Bessie, and Uncle Godwin and Aunt Irene and their boys
jumped in their cars and headed for the border.
Bradley was left behind to pack everything.
Aunt Irene had rolled her diamonds up in a rug.
However, when the rug was unrolled in North Carolina, the diamonds were
nowhere to be found!
By the way, Buck was named Ernest Bradley for Uncle Jack's Bradley.
02 November 2009
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