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FOUR GENERATIONS TO HOLD REUNION IN READING
Mrs. Lizzie M. Moore, residing with her son, Edgar Moore, 1711 Haak street, represents the first of a group of four generations. Mrs. Moore was born at Womelsdorf, April 17, 1849, and is the daughter of Henry and Anna Moyer, the former of whom was a well-known cabinetmaker in Womelsdorf, up to the time of his death 30 years ago. Mrs. Moore worked hard and assisted in the large family of her parents.
At the age of 17 she was married to James E. Moore, also of Womelsdorf, who taught in the Womelsdorf public schools for several years. Later he was employed as station agent at Robesonia for a period of 18 years up to the time of his demise. Ten children were born to the union and among these were triplets. Ralph, who lived to be six months old; Grace, who reached the age of six years; and James, who resides at Womelsdorf. Six of the others survive as follows: Charles E., a railroader, residing at Mauch Chunk; William, Henry M., and James E., cigarmakers, living in Womelsdorf; Edgar R., cigarmaker, residing at 1711 Haak street; Annie M., 348 North Eighth street; Mildred M., wife of Samuel G. Harnish, Lancaster County.
Mrs. Moore has 12 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She is a member of Zion's Reformed Church at Womelsdorf. Mrs. Moore has resided in Reading for one and a half years. Prior to her residence here she was in ill health but was greatly benefitted by the change.
Second Generation.
The second generation is represented by Charles E., the oldest child of Mrs. Moore. He was born in Womelsdorf July 19, 1867, and attended the public schools at Womelsdorf, until the age of 16 when he learned the trade of cigarmaking with A.S. Valentine & Son. Three years later he moved to Reading and continued cigarmaking in different factories. Eleven years ago he took up railroading as brakeman for the Reading Railway Company. Later he established himself at Mauch chunk and continued railroading as flagman, running from Mauch Chunk to Jersey. He has held this position ever since.
Mr. Moore married Mary Briner, a resident of Reading. They recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. The couple have three children as follows: James H., Elsie M., wife of Walter Bartholomew, and Ray, all residing at Mauch Chunk. Mr. Moore is steward of the Loyal Order of Moose at Mauch Chunk and a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
Third Generation.
The third generation is represented by James H., the eldest child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Moore. He was born in Reading, Jan. 2, 1890, and attended the public schools here, having reached the eighth grade when his parents moved to Mauch Chunk. He learned the gas fitting trade and now has charge of the gas plant at Mauch Chunk. Mr. Moore three years ago married Irene Morenzie, of Reading. Two children blessed the union: Kenneth and Mildred. Mr. Moore is an occasional visitor in Reading.
Kenneth was born in Mauch Chunk in April, 1910 and is an interesting child. He is on the cradle roll of St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church at Mauch Chunk.
There will be a reunion of the four generations in the near future at Great-grandmother Moore's home.Added by: T Moore
3/28/2012
Source: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=pv&GRid=69933908&PIpi=57709563