Biographical Sketch of K. F. Moore, Tremont Township, Buchanan 
County, MO

>From "History of Buchanan County, Missouri, Published 1881, St. Joseph
Steam Printing Company, Printers, Binders, Etc., St. Joseph, Missouri.
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K. F. Moore, farmer and stock raiser, section 13, post office Frazer.
His parents were residents of Bath County, Kentucky, and K. F. was born
while they were on a visit to Brown County, Ohio, September 22, 1832.
He spent his boyhood days on a farm and received his education in the
schools of Bath County.  He commenced business for himself when about
sixteen years of age.  He came west in 1861, and settled in Easton, of
this county, where he engaged in farming.  Purchased the place he now
occupies in 1865 and moved upon it and has since been improving it. He
owns 650 acres of fine land, all improved, with a handsome residence.
He purchased the old John Bretz farm at the beginning of the crisis of
1873.  He has filled the positions of road overseer and school director
for several terms, and is prominent among the leading citizens of the
county.  Mr. Moore was married in January, 1861, to Miss Lucretia Rob-
inson, a native of Gallatin County, Kentucky, born September 22, 1839.
They have had eight children: Laura, William N., Annie L., Virginia,
Charlie, Nellie, John M. and Benjamin F.  Himself and wife are members
of the Christian Church.

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