Perry/Wallin Ancestry - Person Sheet
Perry/Wallin Ancestry - Person Sheet
NameAlpheus Moore 
Birth15 Jul 1844, Belington WV
Death1 Apr 1927
BurialElliott Cemetery, Belington, Barbour County, West Virginia, USA
FatherWilliam R. Moore (1823-1907)
MotherCatherine Price (1820-1854)
Spouses
Birth10 Apr 1842, Belington WV
Death2 Apr 1927
BurialElliott Cemetery, Belington, Barbour County, West Virginia, USA
FatherJeremiah Yoak (1819-1862)
MotherElizabeth Jones (1822-1906)
Marriage31 Dec 1865
ChildrenAlbina (1873-1945)
Jeremiah (1866-1908)
William Coleman (1868-)
Frederick (1869-)
Florence Emma (1871-1957)
John Byrd (1875-)
Solomon Granville (1877-)
Howard (1881-1924)
Winfield Scott (1883-1968)
Notes for Alpheus Moore
Barbour, WV 1850 Federal Census
I have a photograph of Barbara Blankenship Anderson standing next to Alpheus and Lucinda's gravestone in Belington, WVA in 1993. Also standing beside the stone is an Elizabeth Moore, older than Barbara. She must be a younger sister to Albina...or a niece of Albina's. Nah...must be a niece. She looks about Mother's age....which would put her two generations away from Alpheus and Lucinda. (e-mail from Cindy Perry, Sept. 11, 2007)
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Alpheus Moore has been a farmer, and still resides in Barbour County, where he is held in high respect. The Moore family was one of those who remained loyal to the Union during the war between the states, William Randolph Moore and his eldest son, Silas Moore, serving in the Federal army as soldiers. Therefore it was quite con- sistent that Alpheus Moore should be a life-long republican, as the principles of this party are in accord with the teach- ings he received in his boyhood and youth. He and his wife joined the Baptist Church in early life and have con- tinued to give it a generous support and to carry into their every-day lives the Christian virtues they have so long pro- fessed. They reared nine children to useful maturity, giv- ing them the benefit of a real home atmosphere, and in- culcated from the beginning of their understanding lessons of right living, and taught them habits of industry and thrift which will remain with them throughout their lives. Too much stress cannot be laid upon the importance of early teaching. As a child is taught, so will the mature man act, and Doctor Moore and his brothers and sisters realize that they must attribute much of their present pros- perity and standing in their communities to the watchful care and earnest efforts of their noble Christian parents.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/114165271/alpheus-moore
Alpheus Moore
Birth: 15 Jul 1844
Death: 1 Apr 1927 (aged 82)
Burial: Elliott Cemetery, Belington, Barbour County, West Virginia, USA
Memorial #: 114165271
Family Members
Spouse
Lucinda Moore 1842-1927
Children
Jeremiah Moore* 1866-1908
Florence Emma Moore Felton* 1871-1957
Albina Moore Perry* 1873-1945
Winfield Scott Moore* 1883-1968
Created by: Janet Ryan Waite (46869097)
Added: 21 Jul 2013
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/114165271/alpheus-moore
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 22 March 2018), memorial page for Alpheus Moore (15 Jul 1844–1 Apr 1927), Find A Grave Memorial no. 114165271, citing Elliott Cemetery, Belington, Barbour County, West Virginia, USA ; Maintained by Janet Ryan Waite (contributor 46869097) .
I have a photograph of Barbara Blankenship Anderson standing next to Alpheus and Lucinda's gravestone in Belington, WVA in 1993. Also standing beside the stone is an Elizabeth Moore, older than Barbara. She must be a younger sister to Albina...or a niece of Albina's. Nah...must be a niece. She looks about Mother's age....which would put her two generations away from Alpheus and Lucinda. (e-mail from Cindy Perry, Sept. 11, 2007)
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Alpheus Moore has been a farmer, and still resides in Barbour County, where he is held in high respect. The Moore family was one of those who remained loyal to the Union during the war between the states, William Randolph Moore and his eldest son, Silas Moore, serving in the Federal army as soldiers. Therefore it was quite con- sistent that Alpheus Moore should be a life-long republican, as the principles of this party are in accord with the teach- ings he received in his boyhood and youth. He and his wife joined the Baptist Church in early life and have con- tinued to give it a generous support and to carry into their every-day lives the Christian virtues they have so long pro- fessed. They reared nine children to useful maturity, giv- ing them the benefit of a real home atmosphere, and in- culcated from the beginning of their understanding lessons of right living, and taught them habits of industry and thrift which will remain with them throughout their lives. Too much stress cannot be laid upon the importance of early teaching. As a child is taught, so will the mature man act, and Doctor Moore and his brothers and sisters realize that they must attribute much of their present pros- perity and standing in their communities to the watchful care and earnest efforts of their noble Christian parents.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/114165271/alpheus-moore
Alpheus Moore
Birth: 15 Jul 1844
Death: 1 Apr 1927 (aged 82)
Burial: Elliott Cemetery, Belington, Barbour County, West Virginia, USA
Memorial #: 114165271
Family Members
Spouse
Lucinda Moore 1842-1927
Children
Jeremiah Moore* 1866-1908
Florence Emma Moore Felton* 1871-1957
Albina Moore Perry* 1873-1945
Winfield Scott Moore* 1883-1968
Created by: Janet Ryan Waite (46869097)
Added: 21 Jul 2013
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/114165271/alpheus-moore
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 22 March 2018), memorial page for Alpheus Moore (15 Jul 1844–1 Apr 1927), Find A Grave Memorial no. 114165271, citing Elliott Cemetery, Belington, Barbour County, West Virginia, USA ; Maintained by Janet Ryan Waite (contributor 46869097) .