Sarah J. Moore1
F, b. 1834
Sarah J. Moore|b. 1834|p80.htm#i5303|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||Archibald Moore|b. c 1766\nd. b 26 Feb 1862|p79.htm#i5290||||||||||
Sarah J. Moore was born in 1834 at PA.1 She was the daughter of Archibald Moore Jr..1
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
William Harrison Moore SR.1
M, b. 4 July 1836
William Harrison Moore SR.|b. 4 Jul 1836|p80.htm#i5304|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||Archibald Moore|b. c 1766\nd. b 26 Feb 1862|p79.htm#i5290||||||||||
William Harrison Moore SR. was born on 4 July 1836 at E. Franklin Twp., Armstrong, PA.1 He was the son of Archibald Moore Jr..1
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Jonathan Grinder Moore1
M, b. 1837, d. 14 May 1882
Jonathan Grinder Moore|b. 1837\nd. 14 May 1882|p80.htm#i5305|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||Archibald Moore|b. c 1766\nd. b 26 Feb 1862|p79.htm#i5290||||||||||
Jonathan Grinder Moore married Margaret Ann Moore, daughter of Jonathan Nelson Moore.1 Jonathan Grinder Moore was born in 1837 at S. Buffalo Twp., Armstrong, PA.1 He was the son of Archibald Moore Jr..1 Jonathan Grinder Moore died on 14 May 1882 at Logansport, Armstrong, PA.1
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Harriet Martha Moore1
F, b. 1840
Harriet Martha Moore|b. 1840|p80.htm#i5306|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||Archibald Moore|b. c 1766\nd. b 26 Feb 1862|p79.htm#i5290||||||||||
Harriet Martha Moore was born in 1840 at PA.1 She was the daughter of Archibald Moore Jr..1
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Ellis B. Moore1
M, b. March 1845, d. between 1926 and 1927
Ellis B. Moore|b. Mar 1845\nd. bt 1926 - 1927|p80.htm#i5309|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||Archibald Moore|b. c 1766\nd. b 26 Feb 1862|p79.htm#i5290||||||||||
Ellis B. Moore was born in March 1845 at E. Franklin Twp., Armstrong, PA.1 He was the son of Archibald Moore Jr..1 Ellis B. Moore married Rebecca J. Whitehead circa 1864.1 Ellis B. Moore died between 1926 and 1927.1
Children of Ellis B. Moore and Rebecca J. Whitehead
- Gertrude A. Moore b. 18651
- Laura B. Moore b. 18661
- Albert B. Moore b. Dec 1868, d. 21 Jul 19321
- Charles Moore b. 18691
- Ellis Moore b. Apr 18701
- Minnola Moore b. 18721
- William N. Moore b. 18741
- Nora Ella Moore b. 6 Mar 18761
- Franklin W. Moore b. 18 Sep 18771
- Myrta M. Moore b. 1879, d. 11 Nov 18801
- Shirley S. Moore b. 23 Feb 1882, d. 18 May 18891
- Robert N. Moore b. 26 Aug 18841
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Margaret Ann Moore1
F, d. 12 December 1930
Margaret Ann Moore|d. 12 Dec 1930|p80.htm#i5311|Jonathan Nelson Moore|b. 25 Jul 1813\nd. 11 Apr 1891|p79.htm#i5297||||Archibald Moore|b. c 1766\nd. b 26 Feb 1862|p79.htm#i5290||||||||||
Margaret Ann Moore was the daughter of Jonathan Nelson Moore.1 Margaret Ann Moore married Jonathan Grinder Moore, son of Archibald Moore Jr..1 Margaret Ann Moore was born on 18 January 1845 at S. Buffalo Twp., Armstrong, PA. She died on 12 December 1930 at Vandergrift, Westmoreland, PA.1
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Rebecca J. Whitehead1
F, b. October 1847, d. 15 February 1918
Rebecca J. Whitehead was born in October 1847 at PA.1 As of circa 1864,her married name was Moore.1 She married Ellis B. Moore, son of Archibald Moore Jr., circa 1864.1 Rebecca J. Whitehead died on 15 February 1918 at age 70.1 She was buried after 15 February 1918 at Ironton, Lawrence, OH.1
Children of Rebecca J. Whitehead and Ellis B. Moore
- Gertrude A. Moore b. 18651
- Laura B. Moore b. 18661
- Albert B. Moore b. Dec 1868, d. 21 Jul 19321
- Charles Moore b. 18691
- Ellis Moore b. Apr 18701
- Minnola Moore b. 18721
- William N. Moore b. 18741
- Nora Ella Moore b. 6 Mar 18761
- Franklin W. Moore b. 18 Sep 18771
- Myrta M. Moore b. 1879, d. 11 Nov 18801
- Shirley S. Moore b. 23 Feb 1882, d. 18 May 18891
- Robert N. Moore b. 26 Aug 18841
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Gertrude A. Moore1
F, b. 1865
Gertrude A. Moore|b. 1865|p80.htm#i5316|Ellis B. Moore|b. Mar 1845\nd. bt 1926 - 1927|p80.htm#i5309|Rebecca J. Whitehead|b. Oct 1847\nd. 15 Feb 1918|p80.htm#i5312|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||||||||
Her married name was Simpson.1 Gertrude A. Moore was born in 1865 at PA.1 She was the daughter of Ellis B. Moore and Rebecca J. Whitehead.1
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Laura B. Moore1
F, b. 1866
Laura B. Moore|b. 1866|p80.htm#i5318|Ellis B. Moore|b. Mar 1845\nd. bt 1926 - 1927|p80.htm#i5309|Rebecca J. Whitehead|b. Oct 1847\nd. 15 Feb 1918|p80.htm#i5312|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||||||||
Her married name was Bryan.1 Laura B. Moore was born in 1866 at PA.1 She was the daughter of Ellis B. Moore and Rebecca J. Whitehead.1
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Albert B. Moore1
M, b. December 1868, d. 21 July 1932
Albert B. Moore|b. Dec 1868\nd. 21 Jul 1932|p80.htm#i5320|Ellis B. Moore|b. Mar 1845\nd. bt 1926 - 1927|p80.htm#i5309|Rebecca J. Whitehead|b. Oct 1847\nd. 15 Feb 1918|p80.htm#i5312|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||||||||
Albert B. Moore was born in December 1868 at Ironton, Lawrence, OH.1 He was the son of Ellis B. Moore and Rebecca J. Whitehead.1 Albert B. Moore died on 21 July 1932 at Ironton, Lawrence, OH, at age 63.1 He was buried on 25 July 1932 at Woodland Cemetery, Ironton, Lawrence, OH.1
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Charles Moore1
M, b. 1869
Charles Moore|b. 1869|p80.htm#i5321|Ellis B. Moore|b. Mar 1845\nd. bt 1926 - 1927|p80.htm#i5309|Rebecca J. Whitehead|b. Oct 1847\nd. 15 Feb 1918|p80.htm#i5312|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||||||||
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Ellis Moore1
M, b. April 1870
Ellis Moore|b. Apr 1870|p80.htm#i5322|Ellis B. Moore|b. Mar 1845\nd. bt 1926 - 1927|p80.htm#i5309|Rebecca J. Whitehead|b. Oct 1847\nd. 15 Feb 1918|p80.htm#i5312|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||||||||
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Minnola Moore1
F, b. 1872
Minnola Moore|b. 1872|p80.htm#i5323|Ellis B. Moore|b. Mar 1845\nd. bt 1926 - 1927|p80.htm#i5309|Rebecca J. Whitehead|b. Oct 1847\nd. 15 Feb 1918|p80.htm#i5312|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||||||||
Minnola Moore was born in 1872 at OH.1 She was the daughter of Ellis B. Moore and Rebecca J. Whitehead.1
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
William N. Moore1
M, b. 1874
William N. Moore|b. 1874|p80.htm#i5324|Ellis B. Moore|b. Mar 1845\nd. bt 1926 - 1927|p80.htm#i5309|Rebecca J. Whitehead|b. Oct 1847\nd. 15 Feb 1918|p80.htm#i5312|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||||||||
William N. Moore was born in 1874 at OH.1 He was the son of Ellis B. Moore and Rebecca J. Whitehead.1
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Nora Ella Moore1
F, b. 6 March 1876
Nora Ella Moore|b. 6 Mar 1876|p80.htm#i5325|Ellis B. Moore|b. Mar 1845\nd. bt 1926 - 1927|p80.htm#i5309|Rebecca J. Whitehead|b. Oct 1847\nd. 15 Feb 1918|p80.htm#i5312|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||||||||
Nora Ella Moore was born on 6 March 1876 at OH.1 She was the daughter of Ellis B. Moore and Rebecca J. Whitehead.1
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Franklin W. Moore1
M, b. 18 September 1877
Franklin W. Moore|b. 18 Sep 1877|p80.htm#i5326|Ellis B. Moore|b. Mar 1845\nd. bt 1926 - 1927|p80.htm#i5309|Rebecca J. Whitehead|b. Oct 1847\nd. 15 Feb 1918|p80.htm#i5312|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||||||||
Franklin W. Moore was born on 18 September 1877 at OH.1 He was the son of Ellis B. Moore and Rebecca J. Whitehead.1
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Myrta M. Moore1
F, b. 1879, d. 11 November 1880
Myrta M. Moore|b. 1879\nd. 11 Nov 1880|p80.htm#i5327|Ellis B. Moore|b. Mar 1845\nd. bt 1926 - 1927|p80.htm#i5309|Rebecca J. Whitehead|b. Oct 1847\nd. 15 Feb 1918|p80.htm#i5312|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||||||||
Myrta M. Moore was born in 1879 at OH.1 She was the daughter of Ellis B. Moore and Rebecca J. Whitehead.1 Myrta M. Moore died on 11 November 1880.1
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Shirley S. Moore1
F, b. 23 February 1882, d. 18 May 1889
Shirley S. Moore|b. 23 Feb 1882\nd. 18 May 1889|p80.htm#i5328|Ellis B. Moore|b. Mar 1845\nd. bt 1926 - 1927|p80.htm#i5309|Rebecca J. Whitehead|b. Oct 1847\nd. 15 Feb 1918|p80.htm#i5312|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||||||||
Shirley S. Moore was born on 23 February 1882 at OH.1 She was the daughter of Ellis B. Moore and Rebecca J. Whitehead.1 Shirley S. Moore died on 18 May 1889 at age 7.1 She was buried after 18 May 1889 at Ironton Cemetery, Ironton, Lawrence, OH.1
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Robert N. Moore1
M, b. 26 August 1884
Robert N. Moore|b. 26 Aug 1884|p80.htm#i5329|Ellis B. Moore|b. Mar 1845\nd. bt 1926 - 1927|p80.htm#i5309|Rebecca J. Whitehead|b. Oct 1847\nd. 15 Feb 1918|p80.htm#i5312|Archibald Moore Jr.|b. 1810\nd. 1850|p79.htm#i5296||||||||||
Robert N. Moore was born on 26 August 1884 at Upper Twp., Ironton, Lawrence, OH.1 He was the son of Ellis B. Moore and Rebecca J. Whitehead.1
Citations
- [S261] Unknown compiler.
Ada Moore1
F, b. 1867, d. 19 December 1886
Ada Moore was born in 1867.1 She died on 19 December 1886 at Lawrence, OH; "Ada Moore died Dec. 19th of consumption. She was a bright industrious girl of nineteen, and since her mother’s death, several years ago, she had kept house for her father. She passed away peacefuly, and her father and two little brothers are left alone in the home that she made bright and comfortable. She was buried at Lebanon, and the large crowd that followed her to the grave testified to the respect that her earnest life and devotion to her family had won her."
Who are her parents and siblings? RJ.1
Who are her parents and siblings? RJ.1
Citations
- [S263] Ironton Register, online from www.lawrencecountyohio.com.
Elizabeth A. Temple1,2
F, b. circa 1846
Elizabeth A. Temple was also known as Lizzie.2 Her married name was Moore.3 She married Lewis Moore, son of Riley Ptolony Moore and Elizabeth Boyles.3 Elizabeth A. Temple was born circa 1846.3
Child of Elizabeth A. Temple and Lewis Moore
- Mary Moore b. c 18671
Mary Moore1
F, b. circa 1867
Mary Moore|b. c 1867|p80.htm#i5332|Lewis Moore|b. c 1835|p22.htm#i1105|Elizabeth A. Temple|b. c 1846|p80.htm#i5331|Riley P. Moore|b. bt 1803 - 1804\nd. bt 1886 - 1887|p14.htm#i540|Elizabeth Boyles|b. 1812\nd. b 16 Jul 1850|p70.htm#i4781|||||||
Mary Moore was born circa 1867 at OH.1 She was the daughter of Lewis Moore and Elizabeth A. Temple.1
Citations
- [S36] Census, Microfilm image saved on file by Rick Jackson., 1870.
John Moore1
M, b. 14 July 1834, d. 22 January 1895
John Moore|b. 14 Jul 1834\nd. 22 Jan 1895|p80.htm#i5333|Abram Moore|b. c 1790|p79.htm#i5269|May (Mae) (?)|b. c 1795\nd. c 1855|p79.htm#i5270|||||||||||||
John Moore and Sarah Biggs John Moore and Sarah Biggs-Jordan had 6 children.3 John Moore was born on 14 July 1834 at Lawrence, OH.1,2 He was the son of Abram Moore and May (Mae) (?).1,2 John Moore appeared on the census of 9 August 1850 in the household of Abram Moore and May (Mae) (?) at Fayette Twp, Lawrence, OH; This is the only Moore family in Fayette Twp. Abram and May cannot read or write.
Abram, 60, Farmer, 300, SC
May, 55, TN
Saml, 17, Laborer,OH
John, 16, OH
Mary, 10, OH
Miles, 25, OH.4 John Moore married Sarah Biggs on 2 March 1879.5 John Moore and Sarah Biggs appeared on the census of 1880 at Lawrence, OH; John, 45, OH SC KY
wife Sarah, 30, TN NC TN (note new wife)
son Robert, 16, OH KY TN
son Wesley, 13, OH OH TN
daughter Armelda M., 14, OH OH TN
son Elihu, 11, OH OH VA
daughter Almeda F., 7months, OH OH VA
son Iseim JORDAN, 11, KY OH VA
daughter Pithena JORDAN, 8, KY OH VA
daughter, Ellera JORDAN, 6, OH OH VA
son William JORDAN, 4, OH OH VA.
John Moore died on 22 January 1895 at Lawrence, OH, at age 60.1
Abram, 60, Farmer, 300, SC
May, 55, TN
Saml, 17, Laborer,OH
John, 16, OH
Mary, 10, OH
Miles, 25, OH.4 John Moore married Sarah Biggs on 2 March 1879.5 John Moore and Sarah Biggs appeared on the census of 1880 at Lawrence, OH; John, 45, OH SC KY
wife Sarah, 30, TN NC TN (note new wife)
son Robert, 16, OH KY TN
son Wesley, 13, OH OH TN
daughter Armelda M., 14, OH OH TN
son Elihu, 11, OH OH VA
daughter Almeda F., 7months, OH OH VA
son Iseim JORDAN, 11, KY OH VA
daughter Pithena JORDAN, 8, KY OH VA
daughter, Ellera JORDAN, 6, OH OH VA
son William JORDAN, 4, OH OH VA.
John Moore died on 22 January 1895 at Lawrence, OH, at age 60.1
Children of John Moore
- Robert Moore b. c 18646
- Armelda M. Moore b. c 18667
- Wesley Fuller Moore+ b. 23 Aug 18678
- Elihu Moore b. 13 Jun 1869, d. 19069
- Nimrod Moore b. 14 Dec 1875, d. 26 Sep 18765
Citations
- [S260] Unknown compiler.
- [S299] Indiana Marriage Records Indes, 1845-1920.
- [S438] Moore - Desc of Vardy Collins, online http://www.geocities.com/ourmelungeons/vardy.html
- [S36] Census, Microfilm image saved on file by Rick Jackson., p. 446..
- [S307] Unknown author, "Jean Moore," e-mail to unknown recipient.
- [S36] Census, Microfilm image saved on file by Rick Jackson., 1870 & 1880 match..
- [S36] Census, Microfilm image saved on file by Rick Jackson., 1870 age 4, 1880 age 14.
- [S36] Census, Microfilm image saved on file by Rick Jackson., 1870 Census age 2, 1880 age 13..
- [S36] Census, Microfilm image saved on file by Rick Jackson., 1870 age 1, 1880 age 11.
William Joyce1
M, b. circa 1874, d. 1933
William Joyce|b. c 1874\nd. 1933|p80.htm#i5336|John Joseph Joyce|b. Jun 1846 or 17 Jun 1848\nd. 26 Apr 1927|p81.htm#i5377|Anna Teresa Joyce|b. 11 May 1854\nd. 9 Nov 1922|p81.htm#i5378|Michael Joyce|b. 8 Mar 1820\nd. 28 Apr 1893|p81.htm#i5386|Margaret McDonough|b. 18 May 1825\nd. 1 Jan 1895|p81.htm#i5387|||||||
William Joyce and Glenna Stengel Had no children. William Joyce married Glenna Stengel.1 William Joyce was born circa 1874 at OH.3 He was the son of John Joseph Joyce and Anna Teresa Joyce.2 William Joyce appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of John Joseph Joyce at p220A, Shawnee, Perry, OH; John, 28, IRE
Annie, 25, wife, IRE
William, 6, son, OH
Edward, 5, son, OH
Mary, 1, dau, OH
Julia, 1/12 (May), dau, OH
Mills, 20, bro, VA
Bridget, 17, sister, VA
*** Next to Joseph/Anne Joyce and family. William Joyce lived before 1910 at Shawnee, OH.1 He was Came to Columbus and started Wyandotte Pop Company and the
Milbrook Distillery at West Second Avenue and Perry Street. in 1910 at Columbus, OH. He died in 1933.1
Annie, 25, wife, IRE
William, 6, son, OH
Edward, 5, son, OH
Mary, 1, dau, OH
Julia, 1/12 (May), dau, OH
Mills, 20, bro, VA
Bridget, 17, sister, VA
*** Next to Joseph/Anne Joyce and family. William Joyce lived before 1910 at Shawnee, OH.1 He was Came to Columbus and started Wyandotte Pop Company and the
Milbrook Distillery at West Second Avenue and Perry Street. in 1910 at Columbus, OH. He died in 1933.1
Citations
- [S265] Joyce Scholarship, online 09-12-95 Joyce Scholarship Benefits Ohio State and Notre Dame
NOTRE DAME GAME HOLDS SPECIAL MEANING FOR CENTRAL OHIO NATIVES
COLUMBUS -- Ohio State or Notre Dame? That question will be
asked innumerable times between now and Sept. 30 when the two
institutions meet each other on the football field for the first
time since 1936. But to more than 500 Glenna Joyce Scholars, the
question goes deeper than football loyalty. Some of central
Ohio's most outstanding students have chosen Ohio State or Notre
Dame as part of a unique scholarship program.
The Glenna R. Joyce Trust Fund provides an equal number of
four-year, full-ride scholarships to Ohio State and Notre Dame to
outstanding students who live in Franklin and the contiguous
counties and who have financial need. Students from 115 central
Ohio high schools are eligible for the prestigious scholarship.
Established in 1961, the Joyce Trust has funded 536 Glenna
Joyce Scholars, including six new scholars at each university
this year. Currently, there are 32 Joyce Scholars receiving the
scholarship at Ohio State, and 31 at Notre Dame. Scholars
receive funding for four years (but may postpone their education
and the financial assistance and return to complete their
program).
Many current and former Joyce Scholars -- with loyalties to
either Ohio State or Notre Dame -- will gather for a pre-game
reception at the Kuhn Honors House, 220 W. 12th Ave. The
scholars will also be recognized during the game. Next year,
Notre Dame will reciprocate with a special acknowledgment at
their campus when Ohio State visits South Bend on Sept. 28, 1996.
"We're looking forward to this event as an affirmation of
the remarkable scholarship program that bonds our two
universities." said Mabel Freeman, associate director of the
University Honors Center. "I imagine there will be some good
natured rivalry between the scholars. We're eager to highlight
the impressive academic connection between the two schools, and
to acknowledge these fine scholars and the memory and generosity
of Glenna Joyce."
Glenna Stengel was a seamstress before her marriage to
William Joyce. Her husband came to Columbus in 1910 from
Shawnee, Ohio, and started the Wyandotte Pop Company and the
Milbrook Distillery at West Second Avenue and Perry Street.
Joyce later started the Joyce Products Co. and Beverage
Management Inc. One of the company's products was a carbonated
lemon soda that later became the popular soft drink 7-Up.
After Mr. Joyce's death in 1933, Glenna Joyce moved from the
Ohio State area to Upper Arlington, where she was a member of St.
Agatha Roman Catholic Church. Glenna Joyce was vice president
and a major shareholder of Joyce Products Co. when she died in
1960.
The Joyces had no children and had no formal ties to either
institution. "We don't know why she chose Ohio State and Notre
Dame or why she stipulated that there be an equal number of
scholarships given each year," admitted John Sauter, senior vice
president of the Personal Trust Division of National City Bank,
which holds the Joyce Trust The Joyce Trust is administered by
National City and is an affiliated organization of the Columbus
Foundation.
Initially, one Joyce Scholar was selected for each
institution annually. The number of scholarships awarded each
year began to grow as the assets funding much of the trust
increased in value.
For an entering Joyce Scholar enrolling this autumn at Ohio
State, the Joyce Scholarship has a four-year value of more than
$45,000. For a Joyce Scholar beginning this year at Notre Dame,
the scholarship has a four-year value of more than $100,000.
"The Joyce Scholarship has allowed me to be more involved
in campus activities and less concerned about having to work and
make money while attending school." said Brad Savage, a 21-
year-old senior attending Ohio State as a Joyce Scholar. "It's
given me the freedom to explore and grow." Savage, a 1992
graduate of St. Francis DeSales High School in Columbus, is
majoring in classics and hopes someday to teach at the college
level.
Another scholarship recipient says the award gave him the
incentive to excel in school. "I am a first generation Italian
from single parent household," said Peter Coccia, a 1972
graduate of Notre Dame. "I knew college was possible, but once
I learned about the Joyce, it gave me a goal to work toward.
Twenty-three years after graduation, I can still say attending
Notre Dame on the Joyce has been one of the most profound
influences in my life." Coccia is a past president of the
Columbus Notre Dame Alumni Club and a past vice president of the
National Alumni Association. He says there are about 800 Notre
Dame alumni living in central Ohio.
#
Contact: Mabel Freeman, University Honors Center, 292-3135,
Brad Savage, Ohio State Joyce Scholar, 292-3135,
or Peter Coccia, Notre Dame '72/Joyce Scholar, 644-9653.
[Submitted by: Von Reid-Vargas (e-mail address) Tue, 12 Sep 1995 08:09:01 -0400]
All documents are the responsibility of their originator.
. - [S270] Unknown author, "Mary Spranze," e-mail to unknown recipient.
- [S36] Census, Microfilm image saved on file by Rick Jackson., 1880.
Glenna Stengel1
F, d. 1960
Glenna Stengel and William Joyce Had no children. Her married name was Joyce.1 Glenna Stengel married William Joyce, son of John Joseph Joyce and Anna Teresa Joyce.1 Glenna Stengel died in 1960.1 She was Established the Joyce Fund, which grants scholarships to students of Ohio State University and University of Notre Dame. in 1961.1
Citations
- [S265] Joyce Scholarship, online 09-12-95 Joyce Scholarship Benefits Ohio State and Notre Dame
NOTRE DAME GAME HOLDS SPECIAL MEANING FOR CENTRAL OHIO NATIVES
COLUMBUS -- Ohio State or Notre Dame? That question will be
asked innumerable times between now and Sept. 30 when the two
institutions meet each other on the football field for the first
time since 1936. But to more than 500 Glenna Joyce Scholars, the
question goes deeper than football loyalty. Some of central
Ohio's most outstanding students have chosen Ohio State or Notre
Dame as part of a unique scholarship program.
The Glenna R. Joyce Trust Fund provides an equal number of
four-year, full-ride scholarships to Ohio State and Notre Dame to
outstanding students who live in Franklin and the contiguous
counties and who have financial need. Students from 115 central
Ohio high schools are eligible for the prestigious scholarship.
Established in 1961, the Joyce Trust has funded 536 Glenna
Joyce Scholars, including six new scholars at each university
this year. Currently, there are 32 Joyce Scholars receiving the
scholarship at Ohio State, and 31 at Notre Dame. Scholars
receive funding for four years (but may postpone their education
and the financial assistance and return to complete their
program).
Many current and former Joyce Scholars -- with loyalties to
either Ohio State or Notre Dame -- will gather for a pre-game
reception at the Kuhn Honors House, 220 W. 12th Ave. The
scholars will also be recognized during the game. Next year,
Notre Dame will reciprocate with a special acknowledgment at
their campus when Ohio State visits South Bend on Sept. 28, 1996.
"We're looking forward to this event as an affirmation of
the remarkable scholarship program that bonds our two
universities." said Mabel Freeman, associate director of the
University Honors Center. "I imagine there will be some good
natured rivalry between the scholars. We're eager to highlight
the impressive academic connection between the two schools, and
to acknowledge these fine scholars and the memory and generosity
of Glenna Joyce."
Glenna Stengel was a seamstress before her marriage to
William Joyce. Her husband came to Columbus in 1910 from
Shawnee, Ohio, and started the Wyandotte Pop Company and the
Milbrook Distillery at West Second Avenue and Perry Street.
Joyce later started the Joyce Products Co. and Beverage
Management Inc. One of the company's products was a carbonated
lemon soda that later became the popular soft drink 7-Up.
After Mr. Joyce's death in 1933, Glenna Joyce moved from the
Ohio State area to Upper Arlington, where she was a member of St.
Agatha Roman Catholic Church. Glenna Joyce was vice president
and a major shareholder of Joyce Products Co. when she died in
1960.
The Joyces had no children and had no formal ties to either
institution. "We don't know why she chose Ohio State and Notre
Dame or why she stipulated that there be an equal number of
scholarships given each year," admitted John Sauter, senior vice
president of the Personal Trust Division of National City Bank,
which holds the Joyce Trust The Joyce Trust is administered by
National City and is an affiliated organization of the Columbus
Foundation.
Initially, one Joyce Scholar was selected for each
institution annually. The number of scholarships awarded each
year began to grow as the assets funding much of the trust
increased in value.
For an entering Joyce Scholar enrolling this autumn at Ohio
State, the Joyce Scholarship has a four-year value of more than
$45,000. For a Joyce Scholar beginning this year at Notre Dame,
the scholarship has a four-year value of more than $100,000.
"The Joyce Scholarship has allowed me to be more involved
in campus activities and less concerned about having to work and
make money while attending school." said Brad Savage, a 21-
year-old senior attending Ohio State as a Joyce Scholar. "It's
given me the freedom to explore and grow." Savage, a 1992
graduate of St. Francis DeSales High School in Columbus, is
majoring in classics and hopes someday to teach at the college
level.
Another scholarship recipient says the award gave him the
incentive to excel in school. "I am a first generation Italian
from single parent household," said Peter Coccia, a 1972
graduate of Notre Dame. "I knew college was possible, but once
I learned about the Joyce, it gave me a goal to work toward.
Twenty-three years after graduation, I can still say attending
Notre Dame on the Joyce has been one of the most profound
influences in my life." Coccia is a past president of the
Columbus Notre Dame Alumni Club and a past vice president of the
National Alumni Association. He says there are about 800 Notre
Dame alumni living in central Ohio.
#
Contact: Mabel Freeman, University Honors Center, 292-3135,
Brad Savage, Ohio State Joyce Scholar, 292-3135,
or Peter Coccia, Notre Dame '72/Joyce Scholar, 644-9653.
[Submitted by: Von Reid-Vargas (e-mail address) Tue, 12 Sep 1995 08:09:01 -0400]
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Samuel Moore1
M, b. 9 October 1833, d. 10 July 1914
Samuel Moore|b. 9 Oct 1833\nd. 10 Jul 1914|p80.htm#i5338|Abram Moore|b. c 1790|p79.htm#i5269|May (Mae) (?)|b. c 1795\nd. c 1855|p79.htm#i5270|||||||||||||
Samuel Moore was born on 9 October 1833 at Lawrence, OH.2,3 He was the son of Abram Moore and May (Mae) (?).1 Samuel Moore appeared on the census of 9 August 1850 in the household of Abram Moore and May (Mae) (?) at Fayette Twp, Lawrence, OH; This is the only Moore family in Fayette Twp. Abram and May cannot read or write.
Abram, 60, Farmer, 300, SC
May, 55, TN
Saml, 17, Laborer,OH
John, 16, OH
Mary, 10, OH
Miles, 25, OH.4 Samuel Moore died on 10 July 1914 at Lawrence, OH, at age 80.3
Abram, 60, Farmer, 300, SC
May, 55, TN
Saml, 17, Laborer,OH
John, 16, OH
Mary, 10, OH
Miles, 25, OH.4 Samuel Moore died on 10 July 1914 at Lawrence, OH, at age 80.3
Citations
- [S36] Census, Microfilm image saved on file by Rick Jackson., p. 446. (1850).
- [S36] Census, Microfilm image saved on file by Rick Jackson., 1850; age 17, born in OH.
- [S307] Unknown author, "Jean Moore," e-mail to unknown recipient, shows date and county..
- [S36] Census, Microfilm image saved on file by Rick Jackson., p. 446..
Mary Frances Moore1,2
F, b. circa 1840
Mary Frances Moore|b. c 1840|p80.htm#i5339|Abram Moore|b. c 1790|p79.htm#i5269|May (Mae) (?)|b. c 1795\nd. c 1855|p79.htm#i5270|||||||||||||
Mary Frances Moore was born circa 1840 at OH.1 She was the daughter of Abram Moore and May (Mae) (?).1 Mary Frances Moore appeared on the census of 9 August 1850 in the household of Abram Moore and May (Mae) (?) at Fayette Twp, Lawrence, OH; This is the only Moore family in Fayette Twp. Abram and May cannot read or write.
Abram, 60, Farmer, 300, SC
May, 55, TN
Saml, 17, Laborer,OH
John, 16, OH
Mary, 10, OH
Miles, 25, OH.3
Abram, 60, Farmer, 300, SC
May, 55, TN
Saml, 17, Laborer,OH
John, 16, OH
Mary, 10, OH
Miles, 25, OH.3
Miles Moore1
M, b. circa 1825
Miles Moore|b. c 1825|p80.htm#i5340|Abram Moore|b. c 1790|p79.htm#i5269|May (Mae) (?)|b. c 1795\nd. c 1855|p79.htm#i5270|||||||||||||
Miles Moore was born circa 1825 at OH.1 He was the son of Abram Moore and May (Mae) (?).2 Miles Moore appeared on the census of 9 August 1850 in the household of Abram Moore and May (Mae) (?) at Fayette Twp, Lawrence, OH; This is the only Moore family in Fayette Twp. Abram and May cannot read or write.
Abram, 60, Farmer, 300, SC
May, 55, TN
Saml, 17, Laborer,OH
John, 16, OH
Mary, 10, OH
Miles, 25, OH.3
Abram, 60, Farmer, 300, SC
May, 55, TN
Saml, 17, Laborer,OH
John, 16, OH
Mary, 10, OH
Miles, 25, OH.3
Mary "Polly" Moore1,2
F, b. circa 1810
Mary "Polly" Moore|b. c 1810|p80.htm#i5345|Nimrod Moore|b. 8 Jan 1776\nd. a 22 Aug 1860|p14.htm#i542|Polly (Mary Jane?) (?)|b. 11 Aug 1778\nd. 19 Dec 1869|p14.htm#i541|Benjamin Moore|b. bt 1749 - 1752|p14.htm#i544|Margere (?)|b. 1753?|p14.htm#i543|||||||
Mary "Polly" Moore was born circa 1810.3 She was the daughter of Nimrod Moore and Polly (Mary Jane?) (?).3 As of 4 September 1834,her married name was Phillips.4
Children of Mary "Polly" Moore
- Margaret Phillips b. 18353
- Julia Ann Phillips+ b. 18373
- Elizabeth Phillips b. 18403
- Telitha Phillips b. c 18423
- Nancy Phillips b. c 18443
- Malinda Phillips b. 18463
Citations
- [S118] Grayson Co. Marriages 1793-1836, online http://www.ls.net/~newriver/va/graymarr.htm, Shows Polly.
- [S280] Unknown compiler, Shows Mary "Polly".
- [S280] Unknown compiler.
- [S118] Grayson Co. Marriages 1793-1836, online http://www.ls.net/~newriver/va/graymarr.htm
David Little Moore1
M, b. 13 September 1855
David Little Moore|b. 13 Sep 1855|p80.htm#i5349|Andrew Hampton Moore|b. 1829\nd. 13 Feb 1863|p60.htm#i4238|Zilpha Anne Simcox|b. 28 Oct 1828\nd. 17 Dec 1917|p65.htm#i4499|Daniel Moore|b. 1799\nd. 1895|p75.htm#i5039|Martha "Patsy" Hampton|b. 1802|p75.htm#i5040|||||||
David Little Moore and Aaron Floyd Moore Aaron and Daniel were twins. One married. Both lived into their nineties and died within a few months of each other.2
David Little Moore was born on 13 September 1855 at Twin, Grayson, VA.1 He was the son of Andrew Hampton Moore and Zilpha Anne Simcox.1,2
David Little Moore was born on 13 September 1855 at Twin, Grayson, VA.1 He was the son of Andrew Hampton Moore and Zilpha Anne Simcox.1,2
Citations
- [S157] Grayson Co. VA births 1853-1870, online http://www.ls.net/~newriver/va/grayson.htm
- [S170] Unknown compiler.