Glynn County GaArchives Obituaries.....Moore, John C. January 13, 1901
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The Brunswick Call; Tuesday 15 January 1901; pg. 1 col. 2

MR. JOHN C. MOORE DEAD—Expired at Five O’Clock Sunday Afternoon After a Long 
Illness.

	Mr. John C. Moore, who has been very ill for several days, breathed 
his last at five o’clock Sunday and was interred yesterday afternoon.
	The deceased was one of our oldest and most highly respected citizens 
and his death, although expected, has caused general sorrow not only to his 
immediate family but to all who have known him.
	Mr. Moore was one of Brunswick’s pioneer citizens, having been born in 
this county seventy six years ago and he resided here all his life.  In 1850 
he married Miss Amanda Anderson and from this union five children were born.  
Mr. John E. Moore, Mrs. G.A. Ralston, Mrs. Edwin Tupper, Mrs. G.W. White and 
Mr. W.E. Moore, the four former live to mourn his loss but the latter died 
some years ago.
	The deceased lived an honest, upright and honorable life, he was a 
fond father and devoted husband and dies without an enemy in the world.  He 
was a brave Confederate soldier and served in the Fourth Georgia cavalry.  
After the cause of the South was lost, he returned to his home and has resided 
here since.  Mr. Moore was at once time Receiver of Tax returns and served 
long and faithfully.
	The funeral occurred from the St. Mark’s Episcopal church at 3 o’clock 
yesterday afternoon and nearly every pew in the church was occupied by 
sorrowing relatives and friends, the services of the Episcopal church were 
ably conducted by Rev. W.L. Reeney and the following were pall bearers, R.T. 
Clark, J.S. Wright, U. Dart, H.S. McCrary, W.R. Dart, William Nightengale 
[sic].  The interment was in Oak Grove cemetery.


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