Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
NameWilliam A. Moore 
Birth18 Jun 1889, 1931 Fairmount Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland
Death30 May 1890, 1832 E. Fayette Street, Baltimore, Maryland
Burial31 May 1890, Baltimore Cemetery, Baltimore City, Maryland
FatherThomas William Moore (1866-1922)
MotherCatherine “Carrie” or “Kate” Trautwein (1869-1937)
Documentation
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.]
On 30 May 1890, William A. Moore died at 1821 E. Fayette Street in Baltimore City, Maryland. He was white, male. Age 7[?] months, 15 days. Resident of Baltimore City during his lifetime. Death from Cholera Infantum, duration 2[?] weeks. Buried in Baltimore Cemetery on 31 May 1890. Undertaker: Wm S Fry. [Baltimore city, Maryland, Certificate of Death A27385.]
William A. Moore is buried in the Moore family lot in Baltimore Cemetery.
I am unable to explain the difference in age on his certificate of death with his birthdate.
There was no death notice for William A. Moore in The Baltimore Sun.
Curiously, the body of William was not moved from Baltimore Cemetery to Woodlawn Cemetery, although the bodies of his two sisters interred next to him in Baltimore Cemetery were moved.
On 30 May 1890, William A. Moore died at 1821 E. Fayette Street in Baltimore City, Maryland. He was white, male. Age 7[?] months, 15 days. Resident of Baltimore City during his lifetime. Death from Cholera Infantum, duration 2[?] weeks. Buried in Baltimore Cemetery on 31 May 1890. Undertaker: Wm S Fry. [Baltimore city, Maryland, Certificate of Death A27385.]
William A. Moore is buried in the Moore family lot in Baltimore Cemetery.
I am unable to explain the difference in age on his certificate of death with his birthdate.
There was no death notice for William A. Moore in The Baltimore Sun.
Curiously, the body of William was not moved from Baltimore Cemetery to Woodlawn Cemetery, although the bodies of his two sisters interred next to him in Baltimore Cemetery were moved.