Charles Moore Died At Kent, Washington
The death of Charles W. Moore of Kent, Washington occurred at ten o'clock Tuesday morning, February 16, 1937 after a long and painful illness.
Mr. Moore was the son of Francis J. and Lucinda Moore, well known pioneers of Louisa county, Iowa, having moved here from Tennessee when quite young.
Mr. Moore was born on the old homestead, July 23, 1869 where he lived until he was united in marriage to Miss Margaret Ellen Sipe, December 23, 1896. To this union was born on son, Lloyd Everett.
In 1905 he moved with his family to Indiana where he very successfully engaged in farming for a number of years later returning to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he was preceded in death by his son , December 6, 1923 and by his wife, March 5, 1927. He then moved to Seattle Washington, spending the remainder of his life in that state with his two sisters.
His was an honorable, honest and consistant life, having made the confession of his faith in Christ and uniting with the United Presbyterian church at an early age. He suffered much in a lingering illness but endured it all with a patient and uncomplaining spirit which was so characteristic of his whole life.
He was tenderly cared for by his sisters, Miss Melissa Moore and Mrs. Carrie Rasmussen both of Kent. Washington.
At his own request he was laid to rest in the beautiful Kent cemetery. His casket was covered and surrounded by lovely floral gifts of many friends.
It is good to know that he has gone to that Heavenly home where there are no more tears and no suffering and where he is again united with his own family for whom he never ceased to mourn. Source: Louisa County, Iowa newspaper
"Funeral Rites Held Thursday Morning For Charles Moore Of Kent
Charles W. Moore, 67, died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Peter Rasmussen on Tuesday, February 14. Funeral services were held Thursday at 11 a.m. from the Chittenden Funeral Home with Rev. W. E. Callahan officiating. Burial followed in the Kent Cemetery.
Born in Iowa on July 13, 1869, Mr. Moore has lived in this vicinity for nine years. During the last few weeks of his illness he had been living with his sister Mrs. Peter Rasmussen. Another sister, Miss Melissa Moore, also survives." Source: Kent News-Journal, Feb. 19, 1937, page 4
The death of Charles W. Moore of Kent, Washington occurred at ten o'clock Tuesday morning, February 16, 1937 after a long and painful illness.
Mr. Moore was the son of Francis J. and Lucinda Moore, well known pioneers of Louisa county, Iowa, having moved here from Tennessee when quite young.
Mr. Moore was born on the old homestead, July 23, 1869 where he lived until he was united in marriage to Miss Margaret Ellen Sipe, December 23, 1896. To this union was born on son, Lloyd Everett.
In 1905 he moved with his family to Indiana where he very successfully engaged in farming for a number of years later returning to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he was preceded in death by his son , December 6, 1923 and by his wife, March 5, 1927. He then moved to Seattle Washington, spending the remainder of his life in that state with his two sisters.
His was an honorable, honest and consistant life, having made the confession of his faith in Christ and uniting with the United Presbyterian church at an early age. He suffered much in a lingering illness but endured it all with a patient and uncomplaining spirit which was so characteristic of his whole life.
He was tenderly cared for by his sisters, Miss Melissa Moore and Mrs. Carrie Rasmussen both of Kent. Washington.
At his own request he was laid to rest in the beautiful Kent cemetery. His casket was covered and surrounded by lovely floral gifts of many friends.
It is good to know that he has gone to that Heavenly home where there are no more tears and no suffering and where he is again united with his own family for whom he never ceased to mourn. Source: Louisa County, Iowa newspaper
"Funeral Rites Held Thursday Morning For Charles Moore Of Kent
Charles W. Moore, 67, died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Peter Rasmussen on Tuesday, February 14. Funeral services were held Thursday at 11 a.m. from the Chittenden Funeral Home with Rev. W. E. Callahan officiating. Burial followed in the Kent Cemetery.
Born in Iowa on July 13, 1869, Mr. Moore has lived in this vicinity for nine years. During the last few weeks of his illness he had been living with his sister Mrs. Peter Rasmussen. Another sister, Miss Melissa Moore, also survives." Source: Kent News-Journal, Feb. 19, 1937, page 4
Charles Moore Died At Kent, Washington
The death of Charles W. Moore of Kent, Washington occurred at ten o'clock Tuesday morning, February 16, 1937 after a long and painful illness.
Mr. Moore was the son of Francis J. and Lucinda Moore, well known pioneers of Louisa county, Iowa, having moved here from Tennessee when quite young.
Mr. Moore was born on the old homestead, July 23, 1869 where he lived until he was united in marriage to Miss Margaret Ellen Sipe, December 23, 1896. To this union was born on son, Lloyd Everett.
In 1905 he moved with his family to Indiana where he very successfully engaged in farming for a number of years later returning to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he was preceded in death by his son , December 6, 1923 and by his wife, March 5, 1927. He then moved to Seattle Washington, spending the remainder of his life in that state with his two sisters.
His was an honorable, honest and consistant life, having made the confession of his faith in Christ and uniting with the United Presbyterian church at an early age. He suffered much in a lingering illness but endured it all with a patient and uncomplaining spirit which was so characteristic of his whole life.
He was tenderly cared for by his sisters, Miss Melissa Moore and Mrs. Carrie Rasmussen both of Kent. Washington.
At his own request he was laid to rest in the beautiful Kent cemetery. His casket was covered and surrounded by lovely floral gifts of many friends.
It is good to know that he has gone to that Heavenly home where there are no more tears and no suffering and where he is again united with his own family for whom he never ceased to mourn. Source: Louisa County, Iowa newspaper
"Funeral Rites Held Thursday Morning For Charles Moore Of Kent
Charles W. Moore, 67, died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Peter Rasmussen on Tuesday, February 14. Funeral services were held Thursday at 11 a.m. from the Chittenden Funeral Home with Rev. W. E. Callahan officiating. Burial followed in the Kent Cemetery.
Born in Iowa on July 13, 1869, Mr. Moore has lived in this vicinity for nine years. During the last few weeks of his illness he had been living with his sister Mrs. Peter Rasmussen. Another sister, Miss Melissa Moore, also survives." Source: Kent News-Journal, Feb. 19, 1937, page 4
The death of Charles W. Moore of Kent, Washington occurred at ten o'clock Tuesday morning, February 16, 1937 after a long and painful illness.
Mr. Moore was the son of Francis J. and Lucinda Moore, well known pioneers of Louisa county, Iowa, having moved here from Tennessee when quite young.
Mr. Moore was born on the old homestead, July 23, 1869 where he lived until he was united in marriage to Miss Margaret Ellen Sipe, December 23, 1896. To this union was born on son, Lloyd Everett.
In 1905 he moved with his family to Indiana where he very successfully engaged in farming for a number of years later returning to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he was preceded in death by his son , December 6, 1923 and by his wife, March 5, 1927. He then moved to Seattle Washington, spending the remainder of his life in that state with his two sisters.
His was an honorable, honest and consistant life, having made the confession of his faith in Christ and uniting with the United Presbyterian church at an early age. He suffered much in a lingering illness but endured it all with a patient and uncomplaining spirit which was so characteristic of his whole life.
He was tenderly cared for by his sisters, Miss Melissa Moore and Mrs. Carrie Rasmussen both of Kent. Washington.
At his own request he was laid to rest in the beautiful Kent cemetery. His casket was covered and surrounded by lovely floral gifts of many friends.
It is good to know that he has gone to that Heavenly home where there are no more tears and no suffering and where he is again united with his own family for whom he never ceased to mourn. Source: Louisa County, Iowa newspaper
"Funeral Rites Held Thursday Morning For Charles Moore Of Kent
Charles W. Moore, 67, died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Peter Rasmussen on Tuesday, February 14. Funeral services were held Thursday at 11 a.m. from the Chittenden Funeral Home with Rev. W. E. Callahan officiating. Burial followed in the Kent Cemetery.
Born in Iowa on July 13, 1869, Mr. Moore has lived in this vicinity for nine years. During the last few weeks of his illness he had been living with his sister Mrs. Peter Rasmussen. Another sister, Miss Melissa Moore, also survives." Source: Kent News-Journal, Feb. 19, 1937, page 4
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