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1870 U.S. Census, Westchester County, New York:
Town of Yonkers, page 554
Enumerated 5 August 1870
Dwelling 746, Household 877
Moore, Robt, 29, male, white, carpenter, $1200 in real estate, born in Ireland, both parents of foreign birth, cannot read or write, eligible to vote
Moore, Hannah, 29, female, white, keeping house, born in Ireland, both parents of foreign birth (can read and write)
Moore, Thomas, 4, male, white, born in New York, both parents of foreign birth
Moore, John, 1, male, white, born in New York, both parents of foreign birth

1880 U.S. Census, Baltimore, City, Maryland:
7th Ward, First Precinct, Enumeration District 61, page 318
Enumerated 4 June 1880
West Side Durham Street, No. 278
Dwelling 110, Family 143
Moore, Robert, white, male, 36, married, carpenter, 8 months unemployed in past year, born in Ireland, both parents born in Ireland, can read and write
Moore, Hannah, white, female, 40, married, wife, keep house, born in Ireland, both parents born in Ireland, can read and write
Moore, Thomas W, white, male, single, 13, son, learning can making, born in New York, both parents born in Ireland, can read and write
Moore, Christopher, white, male, single, 3, son, born in Maryland, both parents born in Ireland
Moore, Robert, white, male, single, 1, son, born in Maryland, both parents born in Ireland

1885 Baltimore City Directory:
Moore Hannah, grocer, 82 n Durham
Moore Thos. W. canmkr, h 82 n Durham

1886 Baltimore City Directory:
Moore Hannah, wid. Robt. 82 n Durham
Moore Thos. W. canmkr, 82 n Durham

1887 Baltimore City Directory, page 866:
Moore Thos. W., canmkr, 228 n Durham 82

On 11 May 1887, a male child was born at No. 1931 Fairmount Avenue in Baltimore City, Maryland, to Carrie Moore (maiden name Trautwein), born in Baltimore, and Thomas Wm Moore, a can maker, born in New York. This was the first child born to the mother. The medical attendant was Mrs. Mary A. Allwell of 912 McDonough Street. [Baltimore City, Maryland, Return of a Birth 94430.]

1888 Baltimore City Directory:
Moore Thos, porter, 1931 Fairmount av [page 792]

1889 Baltimore City Directory:
Moore Thos W, canmkr, 1931 Fairmount av [page 830]

On 18 June 1889, a male child was born at 1931 Fairmount Avenue to Carrie Moore (maiden name Trautwein), born in Baltimore, and Thomas W. Moore, a canmaker, born in New York. This was their second child. Attending the birth was Mrs. Mary A. Allwell of 912 McDonogh Street. [Baltimore City, Maryland, Birth Certificate A12869.]

1890 Baltimore City Directory:
Moore Thos W, porter, 1832 e Fayette [page 870]

1891 Baltimore City Directory:
Moore Thos W, porter, 1832 e Fayette [page 897]

1892 Baltimore City Directory:
Moore Thos W, porter, 1832 e Fayette [page 872]

“Another Oleomargarine Case.—Joseph H. and Wm. H. Wilhelm, trading as Wilhelm Brothers, waived an examination yesterday before Justice Hobbs, at the central police state, onthe charge of violating the State law prohibiting the sale of oleomargarine, and were released on bail for the action of Criminal Court. The case is being prosecuted by the Produce Exchange, which was represented by its counsel, James Hewes, and several of its members. E. C. Eichelberer is counsel for the accused. The prosecuting witnesses are Thomas W. Moore, 1832 East Fayette street, and Kirk Brown, 1813 North Caroline street. It is alleged that they purchased the oleomargarine at Wilhlelm Bros’. store on Forrest street.” (Possibly Thomas was attempting to help prevent the spread of oleomargarine because of family interests in butter, which his mother sold at her grocery.) [The Baltimore Sun, 20 April 1892, page 5.]

On 10 May 1892, the Deutsche Correspondent published:
“Wegen ungesesslich Verkaufs von Oleomargarin standen gestern Joh. N. und Wilh. H. Wilhelm, die Eigenthümer eines Biktualienladens in Nr. 611, Forrest-Strasse, vor Richter Wright vom Criminalgericht. Die Hauptzengen gegen sie waren Kirk Brown, ein Collektuer in Diensten der H.H. Shriver, Bartlett & Comp., und Thomas W. Moore, ein Porter der Firma G. M. Lamb & Bruder, welche erklärten, baz sie am vorigen 9. April in dem Laden der Genannten Oleomargarin anstatt Butter ber'm Pfund verkaust erhalten hätten.” — “Because of unsustainable sales of oleomargarin, yesterday Joh. N. and Wilh. H. Wilhelm, the owner of a bi-store in No. 611 Forrest Street, were before Judge Wright of the Criminal Court. The main case against them were Kirk Brown, a collector in the service of H.H. Shriver, Bartlett & Comp., and Thomas W. Moore, a porter of G.M. Lamb & Brother, who stated that they had procured at the store the aforementioned a pound of oleomargarin instead of butter.” [Deutsche Correspondent, 19 May 1892, page 4.]

On 22 August 1892, Thomas W. Moore and Catherine Moore purchased real property at 140 Washington Street in Baltimore City, Maryland:
This deed made this twenty second day of August in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety two between Christina Smith widow of the City of Baltimore in the State of Maryland of the first part and Thomas W Moore and Catharine Moore his wife of the same place of the second part Witnesseth that in consideration of the sum of six hundred dollars the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged the said Christina Smith doth grant unto the said Thomas W Moore and Catharine Moore their personal representative and assigns all that lot of ground situate and lying in the City of Baltimore aforesaid and described as follows Beginning for the same on the West side of Washington street at the distance of one hundred and thirteen feet eight inches Southerly from the Southwest corner of Washington and Fayette streets and running thence Southerly binding on Washington street thirteen feet eight inches thence Westerly parallel with Fayette street fifty seven feet to a three foot alley thence Northerly binding on said Alley with the use and privilege thereof thirteen feet eight inches thence Easterly by a straight line fifty seven feet to the place of beginning Being the same lot of ground which by deed dated the 15th day of August 1879 and recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore City in Liber F. A. P. No 847 folio 353&c was assigned by Charles Streeper and wife to the said Christina Smith Together with the buildings thereupon and the rights Alleys ways waters privileges advantages and appurtenances thereto belonging or in anywise appertaining To Have and To Hold the said described lot of ground and premises unto and to the use of the said Thomas W Moore and Catharine Moore their personal representatives and assigns for all the residue of the term of years yet to come and unexpired therein with the benefit of renewal forever subject to the payment of the annual rent of thirty four dollars and sixteen cents payable half yearly on the first day of January and July and the said Christina Smith hereby covenants that she will warrant specially the property hereby granted and that she will execute such futher assurances of the same as may be requisite Witness the hand and seal of the grantor.
Christina Smith [seal]
Test
Stephen S Clark
State of Maryland, City of Baltimore, to wit
I hereby certify that on this twenty second day of August in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety two before me the subscriber a Justice of the Peace the State of Maryland in and for the City of Baltimore aforesaid personally appeared Christina Smith and acknowledged the aforegoing deed to be her act.
Stephen S Clark
Recd for Record Aug 22, 1892
at 11:45 oclock AM
same day Recorded &Exd
per Jas Bond Clk
[Baltimore City, Maryland, Superior Court, Land Records 1892-1892 JB 1407, pages 63–64.]

On 22 August 1892, Thomas W. Moore and Catherine Moore mortgaged property at 140 North Washington Street in Baltimore City:
This mortgage made the twenty second day of August in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety two between Thomas W Moore and Catharine Moore his wife of the City of Baltimore and the State of Maryland mortgagers and the Washington Loan and Saving Association No 1 of Baltimore City a body corporate, duly incorporated mortgagee Whereas the said mortagors being members of the said body corporate, have received therefrom an advance of three hundred dollars on three of their shares of its stock and whereas it was a condition precedent to said sum being paid that the Association should receive a good and sufficient mortgage conditioned as hereinafter expressed Now, therefore this mortgage Witnesseth, that in consideration of the premises and of one Dollar the said Thomas W Moore and Catharine Moore do grant unto the Washington Loan and Saving Association No 1 of Baltimore City, its successors and assigns, all that lot of ground, situate and being in the City of Baltimore aforesaid, and described as follows Beginning for the same on the west side of Washington street at the distance of one hundred and thirteen feet eight inches southerly from the southwest corner of Washington and Fayette streets and running thence southerly binding on Washington and Fayette streets and running thence southerly binding on Washington street thirteen feet eight inches, thence westerly parallel with Fayette street fifty seven feet to a three foot alley, thence northerly binding on said alley with the use and privilege thereof thirteen feet eight inches thence easterly by a straight line fifty seven feet to the place of beginning Being the same lot of ground which by deed of even date herewith and intended to be recorded prior hereto was assigned by Christina Smith (widow) to the said Thomas W. Moore and wife subject to the payment of the usual rent of thirty four dollars and sixteen cents Together with the improvements thereto belonging or in any wise appertaining To Have and To Hold the said lot of ground and premises unto the said The Washington Loand and Saving Association No 1 of Baltimore City its successors and assigns, during the residue of the term of years yet to come and unexpired therein with all the right and benefit of renewal of said term forever subject to the payment of the yearly rent aforesaid If however the said mortgagors shall make the payments and perform the covenants herein on their part contained, then this mortgage shall be void and the said Thomas W. Moore and Catharine Moore for themselves their heirs executors administrators and assigns covenant with the said mortgagee its successors and assigns to pay and perform as follows that is to say to pay the mortagee or its assigns the weekly sum of seven [here digital copy of microfilm becomes essentially unreadable] [Baltimore City Superior Court (Land Records) 1892-1892 JB 1407, pages 220–222, MSA CE 168-1415.]

On 23 August 1893, the Baltimore Sun published in Real Estate Transfers:
Christina Smith to Thomas W. Moore, &c.,w. s.Washington st., nr. Fayette, 13.8x57, g. r. $34 16, $600. [The Baltimore Sun, 23 August 1893, page 6.]

Sometime between 1892 and 1894, T. W. Moore and Mrs. T. W. Moore were admitted as members of Martin Luther Evangelical Church. (There are usually no dates in the listing of members.) [Record of Church Members, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, page 19, Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.]

The 1893 Polk’s Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1006:
Moore Thos W, porter, 240 n Washington

In January 1894, T. W. Moore was installed as an officer (member of the board of trustees) of Martin Luther Evangelical Church in Baltimore City, Maryland, for a term of two years. [Record of Church Officers, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, Baltimore City, Maryland, page 11. Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.]

The 1894 Polk’s Baltimore City Directory lists on page 989:
Moore Thos W, butter, 140 n Washington

In January 1895, T. W. Moore was installed as an officer (member of the board of trustees) of Martin Luther Evangelical Church in Baltimore City, Maryland, continuing his two year term. [Record of Church Officers, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, Baltimore City, Maryland, page 12. Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.]

1895 Baltimore City Directory:
Moore Cath E, grocer, 2020 Gough [page 1007]
Moore Thos W, dairy, 140 n Washington [page 1009]

On 7 June 1895, a male white child was born at 140 N. Washington Street, Baltimore, Maryland, to Kathie Mohr [sic], maiden name Trautwein, born in Maryland, and Thomas Mohr [sic], a salesman, born in New York. This was their fourth child. Medical attendant was Mrs. Deisenhofer of 2225 Gough Street. [Baltimore City, Maryland, Return of a Birth 66079.]

1896 Baltimore City Directory:
Moore Cath, grocer, 140 n Washington [page 1082]
Moore Thos W, salesman, 140 n Washington [page 1084]

In January 1897, T. W. Moore was installed as an officer (president of the board of trustees) of Martin Luther Evangelical Church in Baltimore City, Maryland, for a term of two years. [Record of Church Officers, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, Baltimore City, Maryland, page 12. Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.]

1897 Baltimore City Directory:
Moore Cath, dairy, 140 n Washington [page 1105]
Moore Thos W, salesman, 140 n Washington [page 1108]

In January 1898, T. W. Moore was installed as an officer (president of the board of trustees) of Martin Luther Evangelical Church in Baltimore City, Maryland, continuing his term of two years. [Record of Church Officers, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, Baltimore City, Maryland, page 12. Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.]

1898 Baltimore City Directory:
Moore Cath, dairy, 140 n Washington [page 1072]
Moore Thos W, salesman, 140 n Washington [page 1075]
Moore Kate E, 140 n Washington [page 1876, under “Grocers, retail”]

The 1899 Polk’s Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1036:
Moore Thos W, clk, 140 n Washington

In January 1900, T. W. Moore was installed as an officer (treasurer of the board of trustees) of Martin Luther Evangelical Church in Baltimore City, Maryland, for a term of two years. [Record of Church Officers, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, Baltimore City, Maryland, page 13. Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.]

On 5 March 1900, Catharine Moore and Thomas W. Moore her husband of the City of Baltimore and State of Maryland mortgaged property to the Washington Loan and Savings Association. Whereas the said mortgagers being members of the said body corporate having received therefrom an advance of five hundred dollars on five of their shares of its stock, therefore this mortgage. Same property described on pages 257–258. Signed Catherine Moore, Thomas W Moore. Witness: Wm B Hammond. Acknowledged by Wm B Hammond Jr. Received for recording on 5 March 1900. [Baltimore City, Maryland, Land Book RO 1834, pages 258–259.]

(The house constructed at 726 North Patterson Park Avenue was new. “Over a year ago, we spotlighted the man who built the houses we deconstructed on Eager Street, Frank Novak. Legend has it that Novak built 7,000 rowhouses in East Baltimore, beginning in 1899 with the 700 block of Patterson Park, and moving north and east to help construct Baltimore’s rapidly developing suburbs.” [https://baltimorebrickbybrick.com/2016/03/07/news-...d 21 September 2016.] “In 1899, Frank was a 22 year-old carpenter working under August Hanneman, a German builder. Hanneman and Novak had been building two-story houses along the 700 blocks of Patterson Park and Madeira Streets. Sadly, Hanneman died when the block was half-finished and Novak became thrust into the role of builder…Novak wasted no time, buying the rest of the block from Hanneman’s widow and then buying 35 lots along Madison, Madeira and Collington Streets. He sold his first house in July of 1900 and then moved on to the 800 blocks of North Patterson Park and Collington, eventually acquiring and building upon dozens of blocks to the north and to the east.” [https://baltimorebrickbybrick.com/2015/01/26/so-wh...d 21 September 2016.])

1900 U.S. Census, Baltimore City, Maryland:
Enumeration District 108, 8th Ward, Sheet 16, Line 94
726 Patterson Park Avenue
Dwelling 313, Household 340
Moore, Thomas, head, white, male, born July 1866, age 33, married 14 years, born in New York, both parents born in Maryland, produce salesman, can read and write, speaks English, owns, mortgaged, house
Moore, Kate, wife, white, female, born September 1869, age 33, married 14 years, 4 children born, 2 children living, born in Maryland, both parents born in Maryland, can read and write, speaks English
Moore, Robert, son, white, male, born May 1887, age 13, single, born in Maryland, father born in New York, mother born in Maryland, at school, attended school 9 months last year, can read and write, speaks English
Moore, Albert, son, white, male, born June 1895, age 4 (had said 5, crossed out), single, born in Maryland, father born in New York, mother born in Maryland

In January 1901, T. W. Moore was installed as an officer (treasurer of the board of trustees) of Martin Luther Evangelical Church in Baltimore City, Maryland, continuing his term of two years. [Record of Church Officers, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, Baltimore City, Maryland, page 13. Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.]

The 1901 Polk’s Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1070:
Moore Thos W, clk, 726 n Patterson-pk av

The 1902 Polk’s Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1157:
Moore Thos W, salesman, 726 n Patterson-pk av

In January 1903, T. W. Moore was installed as an officer (treasurer of the board of trustees) of Martin Luther Evangelical Church in Baltimore City, Maryland, for a term of two years. [Record of Church Officers, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, Baltimore City, Maryland, page 14. Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.]

The 1903 Polk’s Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1232:
Moore Thos W, buyer, 726 n Patterson-pk av

In January 1904, T. W. Moore was installed as an officer (treasurer of the board of trustees) of Martin Luther Evangelical Church in Baltimore City, Maryland, continuing his term of two years. [Record of Church Officers, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, Baltimore City, Maryland, page 14. Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.]

The 1904 Polk’s Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1199:
Moore Thos W, clk, 726 n Patterson-pk av

The 1905 Polk’s Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1217:
Moore Thos W (T W Moore & Son), 726 n Patterson-pk av
On page 1216:
Moore T W & Son (Thos W & Robt D Moore), comn mers, 7 e Camden

The 1905–06 Polk’s Baltimore City Business Directory lists on page 162, under Commission Merchants:
Moore T W & Son, 306 s Charles
Moore W H & Co, 307 s Charles

In 1905, T. W. Moore took communion at Martin Luther Evangelical Church in Baltimore City, Maryland. The Book of Communion Seasons show three marks (possibly three communions) for him in that year. [Communion Seasons, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, Baltimore City, Maryland, Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.]

On 23 November 1905, the Baltimore Sun published:
SURPRISE TO MRS. TRAUTWEIN.
A pleasant surprise party was given Mrs. Katherine Trautwein at the home of her son, Mr. Jacob Trautwein, 814 East Eager street, in honor of her sixty-ninth birthday by her sons, Messrs. Lewis and Jacob Trautwein, and her only daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Diver. The parlor was elaborately decorated with palms and potted plants, and the table and dining-room with chrysanthemums, carnations and roses. Music was furnished by Mr. W. T. Mooney and Miss Emma Diver. Supper was served and the guests all sang and danced until a late hour. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs.—
Lewis Trautwein, Jacob Trautwein, George Beigel, William Schuhl, Thomas W. Moore.
Mrs.—
K. Plummer, Annie Kley, N. Count, Hiram O’Brien, Bena Betz, Katie Wiseman, Mary Diver, Nan Agular.
Misses—
Mary Pinfer, Tillie Kley, Ethel Mooney, Gertrude O’Brien, Alma Wills, Estella Diver, Mamie O’Brien, Delia O’Connor.
Messrs.—
William Schissler, Edmund Meisel, Robert Moore, Edmund O’Connor, Jerry Sutton, Albert Moore, John Diver.
[The Baltimore Sun, 23 November 1905, page 6.]

The 1906 Polk’s Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1278:
Moore Thos W (T W Moore & Son), 726 n Patterson-pk av
Moore T W & Son (Thos W & Robt D Moore), comn mers, 306 s Charles

In 1906, T. W. Moore took communion at Martin Luther Evangelical Church in Baltimore City, Maryland. The Book of Communion Seasons show four marks (possibly four communions) for him in that year. [Communion Seasons, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, Baltimore City, Maryland, Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.]

On 13 October 1906, in the Court Proceedings column, The Baltimore Sun listed:
Mary Goldstein vs. T. W. Moore & Son, judgment reversed and for the plaintiff $4.03.
[The Baltimore Sun, 13 October 1906, page 9.]

The 1907 Polk’s Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1391:
Moore Thos W (Thos W Moore & Son), 726 n Patterson-pk av
Moore Thos W & Son (Thos W Moore), comm mer, 306 s Charles

In 1907, T. W. Moore took communion at Martin Luther Evangelical Church in Baltimore City, Maryland. The Book of Communion Seasons show two marks (possibly two communions) for him in that year. [Communion Seasons, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, Baltimore City, Maryland, Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.]

The 1908 Polk’s Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1414:
MOORE T W & SON (Thomas W Moore), General Commission Merchants, 306 s Charles, Both Phones
Moore Thos W (T W Moore & Son), h 726 n Patterson-pk av

In 1908, T. W. Moore took communion at Martin Luther Evangelical Church in Baltimore City, Maryland. [Communion Seasons, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, Baltimore City, Maryland, Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.]

On 12 August 1908, The Baltimore Sun listed real estate transactions for 11 August, including:
Thomas W. Moore to Jennie S. Goodwin, n.s. Monument st., nr. Montford ave., 13.9x65, g.r. $54 for $5.
[The Baltimore Sun, 12 August 1908, page 8.]

In January 1909, T. W. Moore was installed as the treasurer of the board of trustees of Martin Luther Evangelical Church in Baltimore City, Maryland. [Record of Church Officers, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, Baltimore City, Maryland, page 14. Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.] [N.B.: There are no records available on the microfilm after this date.]

The 1909 Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1428:
Moore TW & Son (Thos W Moore), comm mers, 306 s Charles
Moore Thos W (TW Moore & Son), 726 n Patterson-pk av

In 1909, T. W. Moore took communion at Martin Luther Evangelical Church in Baltimore City, Maryland. [Communion Seasons, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, Baltimore City, Maryland, Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.]

On 18 March 1909, an advertisement in The Baltimore Sun stated:
FOR SALE—DOUBLE STALL, Belair Market, Nos. 507 and 509, corner Hillen street, splendid Butter, Egg and Poultry Stand. Apply T. W. MOORE, 115 West Pratt street.
[The Baltimore Sun, 18 March 1909, page 3.]

1910 U.S. Census, Baltimore City, Maryland:
Enumeration District 89, Ward 7, Sheet 22
Enumerated on 25 April 1910
726 Patterson Park
Dwelling 425, Family 462
Moore T. W., head, male, white, 42, married once for 24 years, born in New York, both parents born in Ireland, occupation salesman of butter, not out of work now or in 1909, can read and write, renting, lives in house
Moore, Catherine, wife, female, white, 40, married once for 24 years, has had 5 children of whom 2 are living, born in Maryland, both parents born in Maryland, no occupation, can read and write
Moore, Robert D, son, male, white, 22, single, born in Maryland, father born in New York, mother born in Maryland, bookkeeper in commission sales, not unemployed now or in 1909, can read and write
Moore, Albert T. W., son, male, white, 14, single, born in Maryland, father born in New York, mother born in Maryland, no occupation, can read and write, in school

The 1910 Polk’s Baltimore City Directory lists on page 2226, under “Commission Merchants-General”:
Moore Thos W, 726 n Patteron-pk av
[The “Moore” pages were destroyed in the microfilm I examined.]

In 1910, T. W. Moore took communion at Martin Luther Evangelical Church in Baltimore City, Maryland. [Communion Seasons, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, Baltimore City, Maryland, Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.]

The 1911 Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1431:
Moore, Thos W (T W Moore & Son) h 726 n Patterson-pk av
Moore, T W & Son (Thos W and Robt D) com mers, 124 s Charles

In 1911, T. W. Moore took communion at Martin Luther Evangelical Church in Baltimore City, Maryland. No further entries appear with his name, although the records after 1911 appear to be incomplete. A marginal note says “Died”, apparently written after 1922. [Communion Seasons, Martin Luther Evangelical Church, Baltimore City, Maryland, Maryland State Archives SC 5035, microfilm M-11827.]

The 1912 Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1473:
Moore, Thos W (T W Moore & Son), h 726 n Patterson-pk av

On 18 June 1912, Thomas W. and Catherine Moore purchased lot 198(S) Lafayette Plot Section 25 at Woodlawn Cemetery in Baltimore, Maryland. The purchase price was $200.00.

The 1913 Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1487:
Moore, Thos W (T W Moore & Son), h 726 Patterson-pk av
On page 2392, under “Commission Merchants-General”
Moore T W & Son, 217 Hanover

The 1913 Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1487:
Moore, T W & Son (Thos W Moore), comm mer, 217 s Hanover

The 1914 Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1415:
Moore, Thos W salesman h 726 n Patterson-pk

The 1915 Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1464:
Moore, Thos W clk h 726 n Patterson-pk av

On 17 June 1915, The Baltimore Sun ran an advertisement that stated:
FOR SALE—To a quick buyer $800 will buy Two-Story House, 140 N. WASHINGTON ST. Apply 726 N. PATTERSON PARK AVE.
[The Baltimore Sun, 17 June 1915, page 10.]

On 18 September 1915, The Baltimore Sun published:
Thomas W. Moore and wife have sold to Isaac Tucker and Samuel Tucker the three-story dwelling 140 North Washington street, subject to a ground rent of $34.18. Morris A. Rome was the attorney. [The Baltimore Sun, 18 September 1915, page 11.]

The 1916 Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1417:
Moore Thos W slsmn h 726 n Patterson pk av

The 1917 Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1413:
Moore, Thos H [sic] clk 726 n Patterson-pk av

1920 U.S. Census, Baltimore City, Maryland:
E.D. 92, sheet 3, enumerated on 6 January 1920
Dwelling No. 55, Family No. 56
726 Patterson Park Avenue
Moore, Thomas W., head, owned free, 52, born in New York, both parents born in Ireland, commercial salesman, wage worker
Moore, Catherine, wife, 50, born in Maryland, born parents born in Germany
Moore, Albert T. W., son, 24, born in Maryland, clerk for railroad, wage worker

The 1920 Baltimore City Directory lists on page 1475:
Moore, Thos W slsmn h 726 n Patterson-Pk av

The 1921 Baltimore City Director lists on page 1500:
Moore, Thos W slsmn h 726 n Patterson-Pk av

On 26 May 1922 a death certificate was issued for Thos. Moore. The certificate is sloppy; portions are not filled out. He died at Mercy Hospital, Baltimore. Resided at 726 N. Patterson Park Avenue, for about 35 years. He was male, white, married. Date of birth is blank, but age says 70 years. Occupation: commissioned merchant. Born in New York. Father: Thos. Moore, born in Ireland. Mother: H. McCormick, born in Ireland. Information provided by Alb. Moore of 726 Pat Pk A. Died 24 (23 written over) 1922 (form was old and already had 191_, physician wrote a 2, making 1922. Cause of death (primary), first line illegible, second arterio sclerosis; (secondary), sudden. Length of residence in Baltimore City information blank. Buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, 27 May 1922. [Hall of Records, Annapolis, Maryland, microfilm CR-48,191, death certificate D64627.]

A death notice from The Sun (Baltimore) stated:
MOORE.—Suddenly, on May 24, 1922 THOMAS W., aged 55 years, beloved husband of Catherine Moore (nee Trautwein). Funeral will take place from his late residence, 726 North Patterson Park avenue, on Sunday at 3 P.M. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. [The Sun, Baltimore, Thursday Morning, May 25, 1922, page 19; repeated May 26, page 18; repeated May 27, page 14. The Evening Sun, Baltimore, 25 May 1922, page 33; 26 May 1922, page 37; 27 May 1922, page 27.]

An obituary from The Sun (Baltimore) stated:
THOMAS W. MOORE. Shortly after reaching his place of business Wednesday morning, Thomas W. Moore, 55 years old, 726 North Patterson Park avenue, was stricken with apoplexy and died a few minutes after reaching Mercy Hospital. The funeral will be held at 3 o'clock today from the home. Services will be conducted by the Rev. L. M. Zimmerman, of Christ English Lutheran Church. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Members of the Masonic Order will have charge of the burial. Mr. Moore was a member of of the Francis Scott Key, Jr. O. U. A. M. He is survived by his widow, Catherine Moore; two sons, Robert D. and Albert T. Moore; two grandchildren and two brothers, Christopher and Robert Moore. [The Sun, Baltimore, Friday Morning, May 26, 1922, page 4, and Sunday, May 28, 1922, page 4.]

An obituary from The Sun (Baltimore) stated:
THOMAS W. MOORE. Shortly after reaching his place of business Wednesday morning, Thomas W. Moore, 55 years old, 726 North Patterson Park avenue, was stricken with apoplexy and died a few minutes after reaching Mercy Hospital. The funeral will be held at 3 o'clock today from the home. Services will be conducted by the Rev. L. M. Zimmerman, of Christ English Lutheran Church. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Members of the Masonic Order will have charge of the burial. Mr. Moore was a member of of the Francis Scott Key, Jr. O. U. A. M. He is survived by his widow, Catherine Moore; two sons, Robert D. and Albert T. Moore; two grandchildren and two brothers, Christopher and Robert Moore. [The Sun, Baltimore, Friday Morning, May 26, 1922, page 4.]

On 26 May 1924, Catherine Moore submitted her administration account for the estate of Thomas W. Moore deceased, which included payments to J. W. Martindale for services. The account was approved. [Baltimore City, Maryland, Administration Accounts E.R.D. #271, 1924, pages 290–291.]

On 28 May 1924, The Baltimore Sun published:
Administration Accounts Passed—Estates of Maria Zilmer, $7,239; Mungo F. Dozier, $7,691; Thomas W. Moore, $500; Mosher R. Weinman, $1,203[?]; Helen W. Strohmeyer, $106. [The Baltimore Sun, 28 May 1924, page 20.]

On 9 August 2001, Jessie Moore Moffett told Thomas Darian Moore that she remembered visiting her grandparents, Thomas Moore and Catherine Trautwein Moore, at their home at 726 N. Patterson Park Avenue. Jessie described the home as a narrow row house, “15 feet wide,” with a living room in the front, next a dining room, then finally a kitchen. Between each room were curtains of beads. She said she remembered the day Thomas William Moore, died, and that he died at work. Robert Darian Moore, Jr., said that he remembered playing in an alley behind the house with neighborhood children.