Death Notices of Eliza J. MOORE (1901); Chester County, Pennsylvania

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MOORE--In Guthrieville, Pa., on July 14th, 1901, Eliza J., widow of the late 
George L. MOORE, aged 80 years.
Relative and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the 
funeral from her late residence, on Thursday July 18. Services at the house at 
11 o'clock a.m. Interment at Hopewell M. E. Cemetery.

Yesterday afternoon about three o'clock, Mrs. Eliza J. MOORE died at her home, 
in Guthrieville.
Eliza J. MOORE was eighty years of age. Her late husband, George L. MOORE, died 
in 1889. Up to within a few months she had been in fair health, and on the day 
her son, George, was elected Superintendent of the public Schools of Chester 
County, she was present to enjoy victory with him.
She leaves a number of sons and daughters, their names being, David A., Justice 
of the Peace in Guthrieville; Alexander, of Philadelphia; J. William, of 
Marshallton; Harry, of Berwyn, who holds a position in Broad Street Station, 
Philadelphia; Sarah J., wife of Joseph HORNE, Philadelphia, and Margaret, the 
faithful nurse and housekeeper at home.
Mrs. MOORE was a sister of James HAMILTON, the noted marine artist, who pictured 
on canvas a famous scene from his friend, Charles Dickens' writings, "What are 
the wild waves saying?"