moore, ed
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Ed Moore; Ed. Moore; Moore, Ed.
- Record count
- 14
- Sources
- court_cases,gt_birth_announcements,guardian_abstracts,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bethel; Bloomfield; Dexter; Stoddard County
- First event date
- (undated)
- Last event date
- 1942-03-12
Timeline — 14 events
- (undated) Duck Creek Valley. There will be a sale at Mr. Ed. Moore's Friday, the 18th inst Quote: "There will be a sale at Mr. Ed. Moore's Friday, the 18th inst."
- (undated) Duck Creek. Ed Moore moved last week from the Zoll farm to the farm formerly owned by Jno. Sullivan Quote: "Ed Moore moved last week from the Zoll farm to the farm formerly owned by Jno. Sullivan."
- (undated) Dexter. Ed Moore of Muskogee, Oklahoma visited his father John N. Moore and sisters Mrs. Walter Beard and Miss Ona Moore for the holidays Co-mentioned: John N. Moore. Quote: ""is here this week making a holiday visit to his father, John N. Moore""
- 1913-11-12 Bethel. Mesdames Ed Moore and Frank Deloyea were calling on friends Sunday afternoon Co-mentioned: Frank Deloyea.
- 1914-03-25 Mrs. Ed Moore and children, spent last Sunday with R. F. Cates and family Co-mentioned: R. F. Cates. Quote: "Mrs. Ed Moore and children, spent last Sunday with R. F. Cates and family."
- 1914-07-08 Bloomfield. With Lizzie Moore conveyed to Carson W. Smith house and lot se pt. Bloomfield, $1500 Co-mentioned: Carson W. Smith. Quote: "Lizzie and Ed Moore to Carson W. Smith"
- 1915-01-22 Dexter. Ed Moore of Dexter offers 40 acres for sale 3 miles south of Dexter, all in cultivation but 2 acres, 10 acres wheat, 10 acres stalk land and the rest in clover and grass, at $32.50 per acre, with good barn, fairly good house, 2 good cisterns, grape vineyard and orchard [date from clip_id] Qu…
- 1915-10-15 Dexter. Ed Moore, proprietor of the Dexter House, accidentally shot his small son with a 38 revolver Thursday morning; the bullet lodged in the neck, the doctor could not find it, but the boy is expected to recover Quote: "Man Accidentally Shoots Son."
- 1920-05-14 Dexter. Ed. Moore, Prop., has installed an electric finishing machine in his shoe shop; prices: men's half-soles $1.25, ladies' half-soles $1.00, small shoes 75c, rubber heels 50c Quote: ""I have installed an electric finishing machine in my shoe shop ... ED. MOORE, Prop.""
- 1920-05-21 Dexter, Mo.. Installed an electric finishing machine in his shoe shop; prices: men's half-soles $1.25, ladies' $1.00, small shoes 25c, rubber heels 50c put on Quote: "My prices are: Men's half-soles $1.25; Ladies' half-soles $1.00"
- 1920-05-21 Shoe shop proprietor; installed an electric finishing machine; prices: men's half-soles $1.25, ladies' $1.00, small shoes 25c, rubber heels 50c Quote: "I have installed an electric finishing machine in my shoe shop and I am now prepared to do better work than ever. ED. MOORE, Prop."
- 1927-03-04 Duck Creek Valley. Mr. Ed. Moore has a light attack of pneumonia; Dr. Greatheart thinks he can check the disease and prevent further development
- 1942-03-12 Ed Moore attended the Sportsman Show with E. E. Medcalf, Ned M. Jones and Charlie Miller
- 1942-03-12 Ed Moore attended the Sportsman Show with E. E. Medcalf, Ned M. Jones and Charlie Miller
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.