Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
NameJohn James Moore 
Birthabt Jun 1869, New York
ResidenceYonkers, New York; Baltimore, Maryland
Death12 Jan 1875, 278 N. Durham Street, Baltimore, Maryland
Burial14 Jan 1875, Baltimore Cemetery, Baltimore, Maryland
Cause of deathScarlet fever
FatherRobert Moore (~1841-1882)
MotherHannah McCordick (1839-1918)
Documentation
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
On 12 January 1875, John James Moore died in Baltimore City, Maryland at 278 Durham Street. He was male, 5 years 7 months old, born in New York State, had lived in Baltimore for 3 [?] years. Died of scarlet fever, sick 47 [?] days. Buried at Baltimore Cemetery 14 January 1875. [Baltimore City, Maryland, Certificate of Death 264.]
[There was no death notice in The Baltimore Sun.]
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
On 12 January 1875, John James Moore died in Baltimore City, Maryland at 278 Durham Street. He was male, 5 years 7 months old, born in New York State, had lived in Baltimore for 3 [?] years. Died of scarlet fever, sick 47 [?] days. Buried at Baltimore Cemetery 14 January 1875. [Baltimore City, Maryland, Certificate of Death 264.]
[There was no death notice in The Baltimore Sun.]