JOHN W. MOORE JOHN W. MOORE, farmer; P. O. Allen's; is a son of Isaac Moore, who was born in Wooster Co., Md., July 18, 1804, where he was brought up to agricultural pursuits, and received a limited education; in 1818, he, with his parents, emigrated to Indiana, locating in Dearborn Co., where the parents lived many years and died at an advanced age; Isaac remained at home until 1825, when he came to Dayton, Ohio, working on the canal for several years. In January, 1829, he married Mary Watkins, of Montgomery Co., Ohio, born Dec 15, 1811; in 1833, they emigrated to Miami Co., locating on Sec. 2, Brown Township, where he bought his present farm and was duly engaged in cultivating it until 1868, since then living a retired life. His wife departed this life Aug. 28, 1878; they had eight children, of whom five are living. J. M. was born on his father's present farm July 25, 1842; he was raised to farm labor, which he is still engaged in on the home farm; in his younger days, he received a limited education. Feb. 9, 1864, his marriage with Frances A. Slack was celebrated, who was born in Bucks Co., Penn., Jan 19, 1843; they have two children, of whom both are now living, viz., Charley and Clara. Return to the Biography Index Copyright © 1998 by Computerized Heritage
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