Sarah Moore Henley in Arden

[willsy]

There's a burial for John Moore June 21 1841 age 13, on the opposite page in the burial parish register for Charles and Sarah

[BushInn1746]

Her funeral is covered in the Stratford upon Avon Herald 26th August 1932.

Death At 97

Mrs Ann Moore, ...

Born (at Preston Bagot on March 6th, 1835), ...

 ... an orphan when she was 6

Adopted by friends who kept the White Horse Inn

Crowley Murder case, ... The crime was committed at Outhill, ...
 ... as a girl served a murderer with a beer at the White Horse Inn, Henley in Arden whilst he was fleeing from his crime

A little later Ann Moore returned to Preston Bagot, to live with a Miss Parker, of the Firs. When she married her cousin, Edward Moore, a bootmaker, ... her first years of married life were in a cottage at Holywell, Shrewley. ... three sons and one daughter born ... Later her husband set up in business in Henley, at the Red House, where the family resided for 18 years. Next they lived in the house that is now the office of the county divisional surveyor, but shortly removed to the house next door to the rectory, living there for 15 or 16 years. Finally, in 1914, they moved to No. 69, High-street. Two years later Mr Moore died at the ripe age of 83, and since then Mrs Moore has lived under the care of her son and and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Frank Moore.
 ...

The Funeral.

Mourners, named and their relationship, or their name and the place they come from.

Just some small bits of the whole column (top of the page to the bottom).

Mark

[Zakerias]

Her funeral is covered in the Stratford upon Avon Herald 26th August 1932.

Death At 97

Mrs Ann Moore, ...

Born (at Preston Bagot on March 6th, 1835), ...

 ... an orphan when she was 6

Adopted by friends who kept the White Horse Inn

Crowley Murder case, ... The crime was committed at Outhill, ...
 ... as a girl served a murderer with a beer at the White Horse Inn, Henley in Arden whilst he was fleeing from his crime

A little later Ann Moore returned to Preston Bagot, to live with a Miss Parker, of the Firs. When she married her cousin, Edward Moore, a bootmaker, ... her first years of married life were in a cottage at Holywell, Shrewley. ... three sons and one daughter born ... Later her husband set up in business in Henley, at the Red House, where the family resided for 18 years. Next they lived in the house that is now the office of the county divisional surveyor, but shortly removed to the house next door to the rectory, living there for 15 or 16 years. Finally, in 1914, they moved to No. 69, High-street. Two years later Mr Moore died at the ripe age of 83, and since then Mrs Moore has lived under the care of her son and and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Frank Moore.
 ...

The Funeral.

Mourners, named and their relationship, or their name and the place they come from.

Just some small bits of the whole column (top of the page to the bottom).

Mark

Hi Mark... thanks for this. What has thrown me is that they were cousins, so I think I've also gone wrong somewhere on my family tree. If Ann and Edward were cousins, then their dads were brothers and they share the same parents? ...

Edward's father is Thomas Moore .. birthplace Rowington c. 1810... looking at Rowington PR, there's no baptism for a Thomas at that time, nearest I can find is baptism at Knowle 24 Apr 1810 (about 6 miles from Rowington).

Ann's father is Charles Moore.. birthplace Warwickshire (1841 census), assumed he was the baptism at Preston Bagot 17 Nov 1786. A 24 year age gap seems unlikely...

Raises more questions that answers.

I'm also starting to think Sarah Moore's death wasn't registered, as I can't find anything even remotely similar.

[BushInn1746]

This looks like the Marriage Certificate:-

1865. Marriage solemnized at The Parish Church in the Parish of Leamington Priors in the County of Warwick.
October 24th 1865
Edward Moore, 28 years, Bachelor, Shoemaker, Residence, Clemens Street, Father: Thomas Moore, Labourer.
Ann Moore, 30 years, Spinster, - , Residence, Queen Street, Father: Charles Moore, Labourer.
After Banns.
Both signed
In the Presence of us, John Hob[ ? ] ; Sarah Ann Euston

Added a snippet regarding marriage.

Added witness signatures so that you can determine John Ho ...

I wonder if the witnesses were relatives?

Shrewley is between Claverdon and Hatton Warwickshire, fond memories of my motorcycling days all around there.

Claverdon is on the road about mid-way between Warwick and Henley in Arden.

Preston Green is between Henley in Arden and Claverdon and Preston Bagot, is near Preston Green.

Mark

[willsy]

Had a look at Thomas, Edward's father; from the births and checking GRO, MMN Joyner, have found


Thomas Moore married Elizabeth Joyner 20 Jul 1835 St. Martin, Birmingham
mar wits. Robert Powell, Elizabeth Joyner

1841 in Rowington

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01trj/

and a couple of doors above is a Sarah Moore, age 60 wid. crossed out in occupation col., with another Edward Moore; might be worth looking at this Moore family too.

[willsy]

In 1861, part of the same Moore family are next door to Thomas Moore, son Edward shoemaker

Rowington

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01trk/

[BushInn1746]

The married couple in 1871, are also at Holywell, Rowington.

Holywell, stated in the newpaper

Edward Moore, Head, Mar, 34, Shoe Maker, Warwickshire, Rowington.
Ann Moore, Wife, Mar, 35, Shoe Maker Wife, Preston Bagot.
Eliza J Moore, 5, Daur, children all born Rowington
Thomas H Moore, 3, Son,
Frank Moore, 1, Son,
William Moore, 1 mo,

Mark

[BushInn1746]

Aris's Birmingham Gazette, 2nd September 1793

On Friday, at Knowle, Mr. Edward Moore, of Rowington, to Miss Chadburne, of Baker's Lane.

Repeated a week later, with Chadborn spelling ...
At Knowle, Mr. Edward Moore, of Rowington, to Miss Chadborn, of Baker's Lane.


Coventry Standard, 03rd October 1803
Refers to the Groom as Adjutant Pring.

Norfolk Chronicle, 15th October 1803

Mr. James Pring, Gent, of the Warwickshire second Battalion of Militia, to Miss Moore, of Rowington.


Aris's Birmingham Gazette, 21st January 1805

ALL Persons who have any Demand on the Estate or Effects of the late Mr. THOMAS MOORE; of Rowington, Farmer, deceased, are requested to send an Account thereof, immediately to Mrs. Elizabeth Moore of Rowington aforesaid, his Widow and Administratrix ; and all Persons indebted to the Estate of the said Thomas Moore, deceased, are requested to pay their Debts to the said Mrs. Elizabeth Moore.

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There was an Administration, Sworn in the Court of Worcester 14th January 1805

Extract from Image (attached): The National Archives Kew, Inland Revenue Series, Catalogue Ref: IR 26/422/368

https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D7204638

Up to £600

That is a good sum of money for 1805 !

ADDED: According to the IR 27 Index (TNA, on f m p) no page or folio number. No.43, 1805 Thomas Moore, Rowington, Warwick, was listed, so it looks like his Widow was going to be liable to pay a Tax due to his Death or Death Duty.

F m p claim the Worcester Consistory Court, handled the case.

The Archive that holds microfilm of these records seems to be 'The Hive' Archive at Worcester, so you may be able to get paper print/s of the original Admon file, for a fee & postage. Detail varies in these records.

The Hive,
Sawmill Walk,
The Butts,
Worcester, WR1 3PD

https://www.thehiveworcester.org/

Next Closure - Monday, 5th May.

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Leamington Spa Courier, 23rd December 1854

The Christmas Show of Meat.

 ... ; two superior long-woolled lambs (eight months old), bred and fed by Mr. E. Moore, of Rowington, weighing nearly 20lbs. a-quarter ; ...


Leicester Journal, 10th July 1857
Leicester Chronicle, 11th July 1857
Leicester Mercury, 11th July 1857

On the 30th ult, at Smisby, by the Rev. M. Vavasour, Mr Edwin Moore, of Rowington, to Catherine, eldest daughter of the late Mr Husband, of Jamaica.


Coventry Standard, 12th April 1867

On the 2nd inst., at Nuneaton Church (by the Canon Savage, vicar), Mr. John Moore, of Rowington, near Warwick, to Jane, youngest daughter of Mr. John Ellis, of Nuneaton.


Leamington Spa Courier, 6th June 1868

Caution to Parents.—Mr Joseph Bolton, registrar of births and deaths for the Budbrook district, summoned Edward Moore, of Rowington, for neglecting to have his infant child vaccinated within a specified time as required by Act of Parliament.—Defendant pleaded guilty, but stated that his private medical attendant, Mr Acre, of Henley in Arden, advised him not to have it done until the weather got warmer. ...


Leamington Spa Courier, 1st April 1910

DISTRICT NEWS.
 ... ; Miss S. Eales (of Kingswood), 174 ; sealed number prize, Miss Millicent Moore (of Rowington), 162 ; ...
A presentation was made to Miss Moore, the well-known and much esteemed post mistress, who is leaving the district on the occasion of her marriage, shortly to take place. ...
The Vicar ... said that Miss Moore came from Darlington to Rowington 17 years ago, to assist Mrs Gould in the post-office.

Newspaper does not say if the Postmistress was related or not, to the Moore Family of Rowington.

Mark