Groom's Name Norman H. Moore
Groom's Birth Date 12/19/1870
Groom's Birthplace Lansing
Groom's Age 36
Bride's Name Mary Winifred Clarke
Bride's Birth Date May 26, 1879
Bride's Birthplace Bay City
Bride's Age 27
Marriage Date 25 Dec 1906
Marriage Place Ann Arbor, Washtenaw, Michigan
Groom's Father's Name Benjamin Collins Moore
Groom's Mother's Name Angella L. Goff
Bride's Father's Name Lucius L. Clarke
Bride's Mother's Name Mary Eve Sa...
Groom's Race White
Groom's Marital Status
Bride's Race White
Bride's Marital Status
Indexing Project (Batch) Number M01394-9
System Origin Michigan-EASy
Source Film Number 1019067
Reference Number Vol 8 P. 141
Mary was my sweet Grandmother She lived in our home in the summer, and went to live with her son, John and his family Martha, Ned,
Bob, and Helen, in the winter. sometimes she went for long visits to her daughter, Elizabeth (Betty) with her family of Charles, Jack, and Dan, too in Detroit, and then in North Carolina.
She kept herself busy with church, meetings/lectures, sewing, and painting (oil portraits, and stilllifes that she sometimes sold to make a little money. Sometimes she baked cookies, or pies. She liked her tea and crumpets in the afternoon. She had furniture from her family that was beautiful and are now antiques.
She was an active member of the DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution. She loved to attend the meetings, and took my mother, Pat Shassberger, and me, Barbara Sleeper. She even hired someone to trace her lineage in the days without computer access and her line was traced to Gaius Brewer who fought in the Revolutionary War, entering the service in 1777. He fought for the Northern Army under General Gates.
Groom's Birth Date 12/19/1870
Groom's Birthplace Lansing
Groom's Age 36
Bride's Name Mary Winifred Clarke
Bride's Birth Date May 26, 1879
Bride's Birthplace Bay City
Bride's Age 27
Marriage Date 25 Dec 1906
Marriage Place Ann Arbor, Washtenaw, Michigan
Groom's Father's Name Benjamin Collins Moore
Groom's Mother's Name Angella L. Goff
Bride's Father's Name Lucius L. Clarke
Bride's Mother's Name Mary Eve Sa...
Groom's Race White
Groom's Marital Status
Bride's Race White
Bride's Marital Status
Indexing Project (Batch) Number M01394-9
System Origin Michigan-EASy
Source Film Number 1019067
Reference Number Vol 8 P. 141
Mary was my sweet Grandmother She lived in our home in the summer, and went to live with her son, John and his family Martha, Ned,
Bob, and Helen, in the winter. sometimes she went for long visits to her daughter, Elizabeth (Betty) with her family of Charles, Jack, and Dan, too in Detroit, and then in North Carolina.
She kept herself busy with church, meetings/lectures, sewing, and painting (oil portraits, and stilllifes that she sometimes sold to make a little money. Sometimes she baked cookies, or pies. She liked her tea and crumpets in the afternoon. She had furniture from her family that was beautiful and are now antiques.
She was an active member of the DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution. She loved to attend the meetings, and took my mother, Pat Shassberger, and me, Barbara Sleeper. She even hired someone to trace her lineage in the days without computer access and her line was traced to Gaius Brewer who fought in the Revolutionary War, entering the service in 1777. He fought for the Northern Army under General Gates.
Groom's Name Norman H. Moore
Groom's Birth Date 12/19/1870
Groom's Birthplace Lansing
Groom's Age 36
Bride's Name Mary Winifred Clarke
Bride's Birth Date May 26, 1879
Bride's Birthplace Bay City
Bride's Age 27
Marriage Date 25 Dec 1906
Marriage Place Ann Arbor, Washtenaw, Michigan
Groom's Father's Name Benjamin Collins Moore
Groom's Mother's Name Angella L. Goff
Bride's Father's Name Lucius L. Clarke
Bride's Mother's Name Mary Eve Sa...
Groom's Race White
Groom's Marital Status
Bride's Race White
Bride's Marital Status
Indexing Project (Batch) Number M01394-9
System Origin Michigan-EASy
Source Film Number 1019067
Reference Number Vol 8 P. 141
Mary was my sweet Grandmother She lived in our home in the summer, and went to live with her son, John and his family Martha, Ned,
Bob, and Helen, in the winter. sometimes she went for long visits to her daughter, Elizabeth (Betty) with her family of Charles, Jack, and Dan, too in Detroit, and then in North Carolina.
She kept herself busy with church, meetings/lectures, sewing, and painting (oil portraits, and stilllifes that she sometimes sold to make a little money. Sometimes she baked cookies, or pies. She liked her tea and crumpets in the afternoon. She had furniture from her family that was beautiful and are now antiques.
She was an active member of the DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution. She loved to attend the meetings, and took my mother, Pat Shassberger, and me, Barbara Sleeper. She even hired someone to trace her lineage in the days without computer access and her line was traced to Gaius Brewer who fought in the Revolutionary War, entering the service in 1777. He fought for the Northern Army under General Gates.
Groom's Birth Date 12/19/1870
Groom's Birthplace Lansing
Groom's Age 36
Bride's Name Mary Winifred Clarke
Bride's Birth Date May 26, 1879
Bride's Birthplace Bay City
Bride's Age 27
Marriage Date 25 Dec 1906
Marriage Place Ann Arbor, Washtenaw, Michigan
Groom's Father's Name Benjamin Collins Moore
Groom's Mother's Name Angella L. Goff
Bride's Father's Name Lucius L. Clarke
Bride's Mother's Name Mary Eve Sa...
Groom's Race White
Groom's Marital Status
Bride's Race White
Bride's Marital Status
Indexing Project (Batch) Number M01394-9
System Origin Michigan-EASy
Source Film Number 1019067
Reference Number Vol 8 P. 141
Mary was my sweet Grandmother She lived in our home in the summer, and went to live with her son, John and his family Martha, Ned,
Bob, and Helen, in the winter. sometimes she went for long visits to her daughter, Elizabeth (Betty) with her family of Charles, Jack, and Dan, too in Detroit, and then in North Carolina.
She kept herself busy with church, meetings/lectures, sewing, and painting (oil portraits, and stilllifes that she sometimes sold to make a little money. Sometimes she baked cookies, or pies. She liked her tea and crumpets in the afternoon. She had furniture from her family that was beautiful and are now antiques.
She was an active member of the DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution. She loved to attend the meetings, and took my mother, Pat Shassberger, and me, Barbara Sleeper. She even hired someone to trace her lineage in the days without computer access and her line was traced to Gaius Brewer who fought in the Revolutionary War, entering the service in 1777. He fought for the Northern Army under General Gates.
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