Clarence was the second oldest son of John B and Elizabeth Sigler Moore. Brother to Clara Moore Vosburgh (1861-1945), Martha Moore Murray (1863-1955), Giles C Moore (1865-1928), Frederick Moore (1870-1947), Cornelia Moore Bates (1874-1967), Lillian Moore Baer (1876-1952), Esther B Moore Poole (1878-1952) and Garfield Moore (1881-1912). Clarence had lived with his Mother until her death in 1915, where he had been the "man of the house" since his Father's death in 1898. He had an incident with a revolver in 1911 at the Hoffman Hotel, after a he had been drinking and he threatened to shoot his Uncle Wesley Sigler. He was arrested and his Uncle posted his bond. He married a woman by the name of Ida S. on May 20th, 1920. This relationship was brief due to the occurrence of Ida filing for a separation on the grounds that Clarence would drink, not come home and was known to carry a revolver. Clarence was ordered to pay alimony in the sum of $6.00 a week to Ida.
Clarence was the second oldest son of John B and Elizabeth Sigler Moore. Brother to Clara Moore Vosburgh (1861-1945), Martha Moore Murray (1863-1955), Giles C Moore (1865-1928), Frederick Moore (1870-1947), Cornelia Moore Bates (1874-1967), Lillian Moore Baer (1876-1952), Esther B Moore Poole (1878-1952) and Garfield Moore (1881-1912). Clarence had lived with his Mother until her death in 1915, where he had been the "man of the house" since his Father's death in 1898. He had an incident with a revolver in 1911 at the Hoffman Hotel, after a he had been drinking and he threatened to shoot his Uncle Wesley Sigler. He was arrested and his Uncle posted his bond. He married a woman by the name of Ida S. on May 20th, 1920. This relationship was brief due to the occurrence of Ida filing for a separation on the grounds that Clarence would drink, not come home and was known to carry a revolver. Clarence was ordered to pay alimony in the sum of $6.00 a week to Ida.
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