Obituaries from the LaPorte Daily Herald and Argus Bulletin - July 29 and August 3, 1911
Robert Moore of Rolling Prairie died this morning at Longcliff Hospital at Logansport where he had been for several years. The remains will be brought to this city tomorrow and the funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at Rolling Prairie. The deceased was about 70 years of age, was a Civil War Veteran and his survived by his wife, who lives at Rolling Prairie. Weir & Sievert are in charge.
Robert S. Moore, a veteran of the Civil War, living in Rolling Prairie, died last night at the Longchair Inasane Asylum in Logansport. He leaves a wife and several adult children. The remains will arrive at 5:25 a.m. tomorrow and will be taken to Rolling Prairie where the funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon. The buriel will take place at Rolling Prairie, with Weir & Sievert in charge.
ANOTHER VETERAN HAS FALLEN FROM THE RANKS
Friday afternoon word was received here by his relatives that Robert S. Moore, husband of Mrs. Eliza Moor, had departed this life. The body was shipped to Wier & Sievert at LaPorte. The funeral was conducted at the Christian Church at half past two o'clock Sunday afternoon by Rev. Noland assisted by Rev. Crowley. Internment at Lamb's Chapel Cemetery. Robert Sayles Moore was born at Lebanon, Ohio, Dec. 22, 1833, from whence at the age of four years he removed to LaPorte, Indiana. He was united in married June 8, 1854, to Miss Eliza VanTassel also of LaPorte County, to which union were born eight children, Harry Benjamin, Mary Ann, Nora, Edith, Robert Milroy, Sadie May, Samuel Reeves, and Aaron Stanton, six of whom survive. Nora Anna having passed to a brighter world in early childhood and Harry following her in the year 1899. In 1862 the deceased enlisted in Co. G of the 87 Ind. Vol. and served his country faithfully three years. That he was a good neighbor and a true friend was attested by all who knew him. As a husband he was always loving, kind, and considerate.
LAMB'S CHAPEL
the remains of Robert Moore were laid away here Sunday in the cemetery. Another old soldier that helped to fight the battles and save our beloved country has gone to his reward. The stars and stripes, for which sake he left home and family, to face shot and shell, are proudly floating over him. A few remaining veterans stood by his open grave to cast into in their tribute of brotherly love and remembrance of soldier days when they drank from the same canteen and suffered and fought together. The services were very impressive. The family were all present, with the exception of one daughter that lives in the far west. Mrs. Walters, a sister, plucked a few of the flowers that covered the coffin to send to her that her tears might mingle with theirs over a father that has departed. Go to thy rest; and while thy absence we deplore, one thought our sorrows shall beguile, for soon with a celestial smile, we meet to part no more.
Robert Moore of Rolling Prairie died this morning at Longcliff Hospital at Logansport where he had been for several years. The remains will be brought to this city tomorrow and the funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at Rolling Prairie. The deceased was about 70 years of age, was a Civil War Veteran and his survived by his wife, who lives at Rolling Prairie. Weir & Sievert are in charge.
Robert S. Moore, a veteran of the Civil War, living in Rolling Prairie, died last night at the Longchair Inasane Asylum in Logansport. He leaves a wife and several adult children. The remains will arrive at 5:25 a.m. tomorrow and will be taken to Rolling Prairie where the funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon. The buriel will take place at Rolling Prairie, with Weir & Sievert in charge.
ANOTHER VETERAN HAS FALLEN FROM THE RANKS
Friday afternoon word was received here by his relatives that Robert S. Moore, husband of Mrs. Eliza Moor, had departed this life. The body was shipped to Wier & Sievert at LaPorte. The funeral was conducted at the Christian Church at half past two o'clock Sunday afternoon by Rev. Noland assisted by Rev. Crowley. Internment at Lamb's Chapel Cemetery. Robert Sayles Moore was born at Lebanon, Ohio, Dec. 22, 1833, from whence at the age of four years he removed to LaPorte, Indiana. He was united in married June 8, 1854, to Miss Eliza VanTassel also of LaPorte County, to which union were born eight children, Harry Benjamin, Mary Ann, Nora, Edith, Robert Milroy, Sadie May, Samuel Reeves, and Aaron Stanton, six of whom survive. Nora Anna having passed to a brighter world in early childhood and Harry following her in the year 1899. In 1862 the deceased enlisted in Co. G of the 87 Ind. Vol. and served his country faithfully three years. That he was a good neighbor and a true friend was attested by all who knew him. As a husband he was always loving, kind, and considerate.
LAMB'S CHAPEL
the remains of Robert Moore were laid away here Sunday in the cemetery. Another old soldier that helped to fight the battles and save our beloved country has gone to his reward. The stars and stripes, for which sake he left home and family, to face shot and shell, are proudly floating over him. A few remaining veterans stood by his open grave to cast into in their tribute of brotherly love and remembrance of soldier days when they drank from the same canteen and suffered and fought together. The services were very impressive. The family were all present, with the exception of one daughter that lives in the far west. Mrs. Walters, a sister, plucked a few of the flowers that covered the coffin to send to her that her tears might mingle with theirs over a father that has departed. Go to thy rest; and while thy absence we deplore, one thought our sorrows shall beguile, for soon with a celestial smile, we meet to part no more.
Obituaries from the LaPorte Daily Herald and Argus Bulletin - July 29 and August 3, 1911
Robert Moore of Rolling Prairie died this morning at Longcliff Hospital at Logansport where he had been for several years. The remains will be brought to this city tomorrow and the funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at Rolling Prairie. The deceased was about 70 years of age, was a Civil War Veteran and his survived by his wife, who lives at Rolling Prairie. Weir & Sievert are in charge.
Robert S. Moore, a veteran of the Civil War, living in Rolling Prairie, died last night at the Longchair Inasane Asylum in Logansport. He leaves a wife and several adult children. The remains will arrive at 5:25 a.m. tomorrow and will be taken to Rolling Prairie where the funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon. The buriel will take place at Rolling Prairie, with Weir & Sievert in charge.
ANOTHER VETERAN HAS FALLEN FROM THE RANKS
Friday afternoon word was received here by his relatives that Robert S. Moore, husband of Mrs. Eliza Moor, had departed this life. The body was shipped to Wier & Sievert at LaPorte. The funeral was conducted at the Christian Church at half past two o'clock Sunday afternoon by Rev. Noland assisted by Rev. Crowley. Internment at Lamb's Chapel Cemetery. Robert Sayles Moore was born at Lebanon, Ohio, Dec. 22, 1833, from whence at the age of four years he removed to LaPorte, Indiana. He was united in married June 8, 1854, to Miss Eliza VanTassel also of LaPorte County, to which union were born eight children, Harry Benjamin, Mary Ann, Nora, Edith, Robert Milroy, Sadie May, Samuel Reeves, and Aaron Stanton, six of whom survive. Nora Anna having passed to a brighter world in early childhood and Harry following her in the year 1899. In 1862 the deceased enlisted in Co. G of the 87 Ind. Vol. and served his country faithfully three years. That he was a good neighbor and a true friend was attested by all who knew him. As a husband he was always loving, kind, and considerate.
LAMB'S CHAPEL
the remains of Robert Moore were laid away here Sunday in the cemetery. Another old soldier that helped to fight the battles and save our beloved country has gone to his reward. The stars and stripes, for which sake he left home and family, to face shot and shell, are proudly floating over him. A few remaining veterans stood by his open grave to cast into in their tribute of brotherly love and remembrance of soldier days when they drank from the same canteen and suffered and fought together. The services were very impressive. The family were all present, with the exception of one daughter that lives in the far west. Mrs. Walters, a sister, plucked a few of the flowers that covered the coffin to send to her that her tears might mingle with theirs over a father that has departed. Go to thy rest; and while thy absence we deplore, one thought our sorrows shall beguile, for soon with a celestial smile, we meet to part no more.
Robert Moore of Rolling Prairie died this morning at Longcliff Hospital at Logansport where he had been for several years. The remains will be brought to this city tomorrow and the funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at Rolling Prairie. The deceased was about 70 years of age, was a Civil War Veteran and his survived by his wife, who lives at Rolling Prairie. Weir & Sievert are in charge.
Robert S. Moore, a veteran of the Civil War, living in Rolling Prairie, died last night at the Longchair Inasane Asylum in Logansport. He leaves a wife and several adult children. The remains will arrive at 5:25 a.m. tomorrow and will be taken to Rolling Prairie where the funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon. The buriel will take place at Rolling Prairie, with Weir & Sievert in charge.
ANOTHER VETERAN HAS FALLEN FROM THE RANKS
Friday afternoon word was received here by his relatives that Robert S. Moore, husband of Mrs. Eliza Moor, had departed this life. The body was shipped to Wier & Sievert at LaPorte. The funeral was conducted at the Christian Church at half past two o'clock Sunday afternoon by Rev. Noland assisted by Rev. Crowley. Internment at Lamb's Chapel Cemetery. Robert Sayles Moore was born at Lebanon, Ohio, Dec. 22, 1833, from whence at the age of four years he removed to LaPorte, Indiana. He was united in married June 8, 1854, to Miss Eliza VanTassel also of LaPorte County, to which union were born eight children, Harry Benjamin, Mary Ann, Nora, Edith, Robert Milroy, Sadie May, Samuel Reeves, and Aaron Stanton, six of whom survive. Nora Anna having passed to a brighter world in early childhood and Harry following her in the year 1899. In 1862 the deceased enlisted in Co. G of the 87 Ind. Vol. and served his country faithfully three years. That he was a good neighbor and a true friend was attested by all who knew him. As a husband he was always loving, kind, and considerate.
LAMB'S CHAPEL
the remains of Robert Moore were laid away here Sunday in the cemetery. Another old soldier that helped to fight the battles and save our beloved country has gone to his reward. The stars and stripes, for which sake he left home and family, to face shot and shell, are proudly floating over him. A few remaining veterans stood by his open grave to cast into in their tribute of brotherly love and remembrance of soldier days when they drank from the same canteen and suffered and fought together. The services were very impressive. The family were all present, with the exception of one daughter that lives in the far west. Mrs. Walters, a sister, plucked a few of the flowers that covered the coffin to send to her that her tears might mingle with theirs over a father that has departed. Go to thy rest; and while thy absence we deplore, one thought our sorrows shall beguile, for soon with a celestial smile, we meet to part no more.
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