Obituary of Alfred B. Moore

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Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2003
From: http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00001.html#0000008
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Alfred B. Moore 
Bath County News-Outlook Thursday February 24, 1938 
    Alfred B. Moore, 65 years old, a well known farmer of the Judy 
community of Montgomery county, died at his home Sunday, February 20th, 
after a long illness. 
   A member of a pioneer Bath county family, Mr. Moore was a son of the 
late David and Eliza Moore, born November 1, 1872.  In December 1900 he 
was united in marriage to Era Hamilton, eldest daughter of the late 
Sanford and Jennie Hamilton.  In 1902, he moved to Montgomery county, 
where he has since resided.  At an early age he became a member of 
the Christian church and lived true to his faith.  Alf, was so called 
by his host of friends, was a useful citizen, ever ready to help those 
in need, and he will be missed by his friends. 
   Besides his wife, he is survived by four children, Mrs. Chas. Knox, 
Paris, Ky.; Coburn and Paul Moore, and Mrs. Ellis May, of Montgomery 
county; three sisters, Mrs. Wallace Brown, Bourbon county; Mrs. Joe 
Toy and Mrs. Lou Warner, Bath county, and four brothers, Edward and 
David Moore, Montgomery county; Richard Moore, Bath county, and James 
Moore, Dallas, Texas. 
   Funeral services were held at the residence Tuesday, February 22nd, 
conducted by the Rev. Jacob Cunningham, Lexington, and Rev. Clyde 
Darsie, of Eminence, followed by interment in the Owingsville cemetery. 
   The pall-bearers were: Arthur Jacobs, Frank Boyd, Earl Thompson, 
Elbert Webb, Louis Jacobs, Dr. L. A. Wise, Thomas Hamilton, Joe Foley 
and John Scott.