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- Extracts from diary of Ann Eliza Rogers
Feb 5, 1866 Dr. Moore & Laura went to see Charley, got word he wasbleeding at the lungs,found him some better. He is at school nearDorchester.
Apr 28, 1868 Charley Moore home, has been gone to sea nearly a year.
May 6, 1868 Charley Moore left for New York in the "Orion". He isgoing on Foreign voyages.
April 7, 1869 Mr. Tom Moore got word from New York that the vesselCharley went in is lost. They do not know the fate of the crew.
May 8, 1873 Charley Moore has been home on visit, gone again to St.John. Was here for dinner.
June 12, 1873 Charley Moore in.
May 22, 1876 on his way to his father's funeral.
Feb 17,1891 Howard [Bishop] was buried today....Amongst them wasCapt. Charlie Moore from
March 17, 1891 Capt Charlie Moore in Sackville visiting his sisterMrs. Alex Rogers. [ie. Bessie]
Jan 8, 1895 preparing to go to California with Paul and George andhis wife
May 28,1873 D.t. - Another examination for granting certificates ofcompetency to Masters and Mates by the Board of Examiners whichcommenced Monday, was concluded Tuesday eve. when the followinggentlemen, pupils of Messrs McNally & Seaton Government Marine School,were declared to have passed successful examinations: Charles Moore,Master, Hopewell, N.B....
Sept. 30, 1880 POST - m. At residence of bride's father, Capt. E.Evans, 23rd inst., by Rev. G.E. Good, Capt Chas. Moore, master ofbarque "Siddartha"/ Miss Grace Evans, all of Sackville (West. Co.)
1891 Census Sackville, West. Co. Occupation shown asbookseller/retailer; living with wife Grace E. and daughter Apphia(age 7) and son Charles (age 4)
2496 A farewell oyster supper was given at the Brunswick House lasteve. to Capt. Chas. Moore, who is about to leave Sackville and take uphis residence at Los Angeles, Cal. Capt. Moore has been for about tenyears a resident of Sackville. He will leave for the West about Jan.1st. 20 December 1894 POST NB Newspapers Vol 94
878 Capt. Chas. Moore of Sackville (West Co.), who recently sold outhis book and stationery business, will soon remove to Los Angeles,California, where his brother, Dr. P.R. Moore has lived for some time25 October 1884 SUN NB Newspapers Vol 95
Date December 6 1894
County Albert
Place Albert
Newspaper The Maple Leaf
Hopewell Hill (Albert Co.) - Mrs. MILLER of Sherbrooke, N.S. and Capt.Charles MOORE visited their sister, Mrs. Alex. ROGERS last week.
1901 Canada Census BC Charles is living in Vancouver with Grace,Apphia, and son Charles. His occupation is a captain
1911 Canada Census BC Charles is living at 842 Helmeken St, inVancouver with Grace and Apphia.
Death certificate shows his occupation as "sea captain" having retiredonly five years earlier (1921) He had been living in California forthree years and six months (August, 1922). [He may have been workingin Victoria, BC where his daughter, Apphia is recalled by CharlesMoore and Eileen Sutherland. His cufflinks may have been given to hiscousin, Charles Archibald Moore.] He and his wife, Grace were livingat 1517 West 28th St. Funeral at Rosedale Crematorium, 915 WestWashington St.
His religion is taken from the death certificate of his son, Charlesin 1904
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1849 - 1926 (76 years)
