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     Rev. Thomas Montgomery married Janet Yungmann.¹

     Trina Kathleen Montgomery is the daughter of Rev. Thomas Montgomery and Janet Yungmann.¹ Trina Kathleen Montgomery married David Andrew Lieb, son of Rev. Francis Martin Lieb and Kay Margaret Kranz, on 27 December 1997 at Christ Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Pulaski Co., Arkansas.¹

     Alfred Justice Montross was born on 23 January 1882 at New York. He married Marian Cecil Harding, daughter of Nathaniel Harding and Dorthea Cecil, on 8 October 1906 at Ohio. Alfred Justice Montross died on 4 July 1916 at Indiana at age 34.

     Sean Joseph Mooney married Avery Lynn Nestaval, daughter of Jerry Edward Nestaval and Sandra Doris Greenfield, in August 1998 at Trinity Lutheran Church, Longview, Cowlitz Co., Washington.¹

     Edna Belle Moore was born on 11 August 1900 at Illinois. She married Homer Hartsel Redman, son of John William Redman and Della Regina Kerr, on 23 August 1918 at Indiana.¹ Edna Belle Moore died on 17 December 1918 at Illinois at age 18.

     Freddie L. Moore was born on 23 November 1944 at Fremont, Carter Co., Missouri. He married Serena Jo Parks, daughter of Douglas Norbert Parks and Audrey Ann Houser, on 13 April 1968 at Whatcom Co., Washington. Freddie L. Moore and Serena Jo Parks were divorced on 3 July 1980 at Whatcom Co., Washington. Freddie L. Moore died on 4 June 2009 at Lynnwood, Snohomish Co., Washington, at age 64.

     His Ancestral File Number is G6WB-5W. Isaac Moore married Elizabeth Hearne, daughter of Thomas Hearne and Sarah Newbold.

     Jack P. Moore was born in 1934 at Maryland.¹ He graduated circa 1956 at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, degree in History.² He and Gary Carlton Harn were unmarried partners between 1983 and 2022.^2,3 Jack P. Moore died on 14 May 2022 at Village of Cross Keys, Baltimore, Baltimore City, Maryland.^2,1


Jack Moore - May 14, 2022
Jack Moore died peacefully on May 14, 2022 in his home in the Village of Cross Keys, where he had lived for several decades with his partner of 39 years, Gary Harn. Prior to living there they had lived in the Canton section of Baltimore. They had met and lived at the Tudor Arms in Baltimore after Jack had returned to Baltimore, and later where Jack served on the board of trustees.

He also was the president of the board of directors at the church he attended for several decades, Saints Stephen and James. Of great importance to him, he was also a 32nd degree Mason and believed deeply in serving his community and he did so in many ways over the many decades of his 88 years. He was a person who could walk into a cocktail party knowing no one and leave with 50 new friends! He was a loyal and caring friend, with many friends spanning decades, some even since childhood.

Jack graduated from City College, was president of his class, and mayor of Baltimore for a day. He was accepted into Johns Hopkins University on a full scholarship and graduated with a degree in History . He had applied to and planned on going to law school, but the Navy had other ideas and so instead, he and his new bride headed to Newport, RI where he went to OCS and became an officer. He was then transferred to report to Moffet Field in CA and was deployed to Japan.

When he was discharged from the Navy, he and his wife and new baby returned to Baltimore, where he would go on to earn his Master’s in Maryland History. His dream was to go to law school and become an attorney and one day run for public office. But a young and growing little family with a baby boy now also on the way necessitated a more practical course of action so as to support them. He worked briefly for the American Heart Association before beginning a long and successful career as an executive with Xerox Corporation.

His work with Xerox also meant a move with every promotion, and he relocated with his family from Baltimore to Rochester NY to Kansas City KS, then back to Rochester, and then finally to Connecticut. After leaving Xerox he returned to MD, started a small business and eventually retired into the role of a very beloved professor teaching business and marketing courses at Towson University. He enjoyed traveling, going to the symphony, oil painting, jewelry making, nature and camping, and going to the theatre.

Jack leaves behind his partner of 39 years, Gary Harn, his daughter Valerie Dale and her husband Jack, son Jon G. Moore,Sr. and his wife Patti, 4 very beloved grandchildren, Carrie Reinhardt (Ed), Nicholas Hertges, Jon G. Moore, Jr. (Kolbee), Katharine Moore, and his most treasured great grandchildren, Ava Reinhardt, Eddie Reinhardt, and Sophia Moore, and Baby Moore #2 (due in a matter of weeks).

His was a life well lived, he was rich in friends and in family, all of whom will remember his devotion to family, friends, service to others and to his community; and for his charming and wry sense of humor, practical jokes, and his occasional mischief.

In lieu of flowers, please consider a contribution to the American Heart Association, whose mission he very much supported!

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Published by Baltimore Sun on May 18, 2022.² He was buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore, Baltimore City, Maryland.¹

     Male Moore married Jamima Hearne, daughter of Nehemiah Hearne and Jane (?). Male Moore married Esther Hearne, daughter of Nehemiah Hearne and Jane (?).

     Male Moore married Diane Irene Harn, daughter of Edward Thornton Harn and Francis Elizabeth Warren.¹

     Mary Moore was born on 14 December 1820 at New Salem, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania.^3,4,5 She married Samuel D. Harn, son of Thomas Sillingsby Harn and Priscilla Fleming, circa 1840.⁶


MRS. MARY HARN, AGED 94, DIES
Mrs. Mary Harn, one of the most aged and widely known women in this county died at the home of her son, Evans Harn, of McClellandtown, this morning at 1 o’clock. Mrs. Harn was born December 14th, 1820 , and had she lived until next month she would have been 94 years of age. She is the mother of six children, Wesley Harn, of Uniontown; Oliver, John and Evans, of McClellandtown; Mrs. Kenneth Hagan, of Uniontown, and Mrs. Emery Walters, of Belle Vernon. She had been ill for the past few months. The cause of her illness was heart trouble and infirmities of age. She had enjoyed excellent health all her life until recently. Just last summer she made a trip to Uniontown to visit her daughter, Mrs. Hagan and spent several months with her. She was born on a farm near New Salem and spent practically all her life in this immediate vicinity. She has lived In McClellandtown for the past 60 years. She had been a widow for the past forty years. When in trouble or distress her neighbors always found her ready and willing to offer her services. In times of sickness in the community she was among the first to be called. She was a consistent member of the Presbyterian church at McClellandtown. Funeral services will be announced later. Interment will be made in the Church Hill cemetery.

The Morning Herald
Uniontown, Pennsylvania
30 Nov 1914, Mon - Page 1.³ The cause of death was Organic Head Disease and Senility.⁷ Mary Moore died on 30 November 1914 at German Twsp., Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, at age 93.^7,5 She was buried at McClellandtown Presbyterian Cemetery, McClellandtown, Fayette Co., Pennsylvania.⁵

     Mary Susan Moore is the daughter of William L. Moore and Mary Brewer.¹ Mary Susan Moore married Daniel Orand Harn, son of Alan Duane Harn and Ruth Ann Spainhour, on 22 August 1987 at Fulton Co., Illinois.^2,1

     Nellie Pearl Moore was born on 21 October 1884 at Belfast, Clermont Co., Ohio.¹ She married William Adam Hildebrandt, son of John Newton Hildebrandt and Harriet Amanda Tolle.¹ Nellie Pearl Moore died on 2 May 1987 at Williamsburg, Clermont Co., Ohio, at age 102.¹

     Virginia Marie Moore married Clyde G. Warfel, son of Thomas Brewster Warfel and Caroline Nelson. Virginia Marie Moore was born on 6 August 1897 at Sligo, Dent Co., Missouri.¹ She died on 5 November 1965 at Dent Co., Missouri, at age 68.¹ She was buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Salem, Dent Co., Missouri.¹

     William L. Moore married Mary Brewer.¹

     Alice Moores was born circa 1855 at Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio.^1,2 She was the daughter of Dr. Thomas J. Moores and Lavernia Ogden. Alice Moores was born on 27 February 1855 at Clark farm, South of Mohican, Ohio.³ She married William Fremont Harn, son of George Upton Harn and Mary Ann Bricker, on 27 December 1881 at Mohican, Ashland Co., Ohio.^3,4

          OBITUARY
Funeral service for Mrs. W.F. Harn at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, formerly Miss Alice Moores of Mohican, Ohio, was held at 3 p.m. on the afternoon of May 9, 1931 at the old Moores homestead, the present residence of Ernest Q. Moores of near Mohican. Rev. Charles C. Slater of Ohio City officiated and burial was made in Fairview cemetery.
Alice Moores Harn, daughter of Dr. Thomas J. Moores and Lavernia Ogden Moores, was born on the Clark farm south of Mohican; on February 27, 1855, and died May 4, 1931, at her home in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Her childhood and girlhood days were spent on the Dr. Thomas Moores homestead. She attended the Ridge School and Vermillion Institute of Haysville and finished her education at Wesleyan college, Cincinnati, Ohio and in New York City.
On December 27, 1881 she was married to William Fremont Harn of Wooster. They lived at Mansfield where Mr. Harn and his brother published the Mansfield Daily Herald. In January, 1891, Mr. and Mrs. Harn went to Oklahoma Territory where Mr. Harn was appointed special agent of the General Land Office. They made their home in Oklahoma City for the past 40 years.
Alice Harn had a gifted talent for art, was educated along that line and pursued her painting as an avocation throughout her life. The walls of her home in Oklahoma as well as that of the old family home are hung with her work from girlhood days to recent years. She was a member of the Art League of Oklahoma City and of the State Association of Oklahoma Artists. Her keenest interest was in art activities at home and everywhere.
Being pioneers in Oklahoma, Mr. and Mrs. Harn have taken a great interest and an active part in the development and growth of Oklahoma City. From their holdings they donated 40 acres to the State Capitol site and also a beautiful park in a residential section called Harndale. This park bears the name of "Alice Harn Park" and besides being a beautiful gift to the civic development of Oklahoma City, now has become a lasting memorial to her.
She was a member of the old Methodist church at Mohican when a child and has been a member of the First Methodist Episcopal church of Oklahoma all during her residence there.
She was -the life and light of her home, and in it lay her chief interest. She lived a quiet and reserved life but to her family and intimate friends she was a radiant personality, spontaneous in her love and affection, quick to her thoughts and actions and like a burst of sunshine in each new day. Her few companionships were deep rooted and she leaves a vacancy no one else can fill. On December 27th this year she and Mr. Harn would have celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
It was her wish that she return to her old home for her last earthly resting place and she has come back amid all of this beauty and nature in blossom and leaf and springtime life, all of which she has so often and so truly and beautifully depicted with her brush. Her artist soul lives on in her work and her living spirit is a cherished memory.⁵

Alice Moores died on 5 May 1931 at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Co., Oklahoma.^6,7 She was buried at Fairview Cemetery, Mohican, Ashland Co., Ohio, Plot: Cenotaph.^7,2,8

Adopted and reared 2 children of her sister: Dudley Morres Willson and Florence Ogden Wilson.

     History of the State of Oklahoma, Vol I, 1910, pg 36-38. Dr. Thomas J. Moores was born in 1810.¹ He married Lavernia Ogden in 1842.¹ Dr. Thomas J. Moores died in 1864.¹ He was buried at Fairview Cemetery, Craigton, Wayne Co., Ohio.¹

     William Mooring married Ann Elizabeth Crawford, daughter of William Henderson Crawford and Charity Purdy.¹

     Mary Kay Morasko married Craig Charles Fellows, son of Thomas Walter Fellows and Marie Gertrude Lingelbach, on 18 December 1976 at Gallatin Co., Montana.

     Daniel Joseph Moravec married Tammie Lynn Bongers, daughter of Anthony Martin Bongers and Carole Ann Harn.¹

     Joseph Moravec is the son of Daniel Joseph Moravec and Tammie Lynn Bongers.

     Burdine Morgan was born on 19 March 1903.¹ She was the daughter of William H. Morgan and Eva I. Pence.¹ Burdine Morgan married Warner Muir on 1 June 1925.¹ Burdine Morgan died on 7 November 1961 at age 58.¹

     Daniel Ivan Morgan is the son of Daniel Nephi Morgan and Carol Sanchez.

     Daniel Nephi Morgan is the son of Russell Ivan Morgan Jr. and Alice Marie McCarthy. Daniel Nephi Morgan married Carol Sanchez on 23 May 1986.¹

     David Richard Morgan is the son of Emery Morgan and Mary Nickels.¹ David Richard Morgan married female (?)¹

     Delores Gladys Morgan was born on 28 September 1916 at Tompkins Co., New York. She was the daughter of Fred Lamb Morgan and Emma B. Swan. Delores Gladys Morgan married Edgar Herbert Smith Ph. D. on 23 December 1936 at New York. Delores Gladys Morgan died on 6 January 1973 at San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California, at age 56.

     Edith Morgan was born at Washington. She married David Watson. Edith Morgan died on 9 June 1995 at Whitefish, Flathead Co., Montana.

     Edith Lindsay Morgan was born on 7 September 1885.¹ She married Wendell Holmes Purdy, son of Charles Adam Burnett Purdy and Susanne P. Stewart, on 6 December 1920 at Calgary, Alberta, Canada.¹ Edith Lindsay Morgan died in April 1957 at Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, at age 71.¹

     Emery Morgan is the son of Everett Morgan and Daisy Williams.¹ Emery Morgan married Mary Nickels.¹

     Everett Morgan married Daisy Williams, daughter of Pulaski Williams and Mary Gibbs.¹