Maimie J. (Mae) Moyer

1885 - 1906  (~ 20 years)

• Name	Maimie J. (Mae) Moyer
  Birth	Aug 1885	Springfield, Sangamon Co, Illinois
  Gender	Female
  Census	9 Jun 1900	Capitol Twp, Springfield, Sangamon Co, Illinois
  	726 South 11th Street Harold C Moyer 45 1855 45 m 23 yrs TN TN TN telephone opr Flora E 41 June 1868 41 7 births 7 living IL IL IL Girtrude E 22 dau May 1878 22 Preston B 17 son Aug 1883 17 Maimie J 14 dau Aug 1885 14 Bessie 12 dau 1888 12 William R 9 son Jan 1891 9 Ruth B 7 Apr 1893 7
  		1900 Illinois, Sangamon County, Springfield, Capitol Twp 9 Jul 1900 726 South 11th Street Moyer, Harold* C., Flora* E Breckenridge, Gertrude, Preston, Maime, Bessie, William* A., and Ruth B.
  Death	17 Jan 1906	Springfield, Sangamon Co, Illinois
  Burial	Oak Ridge Cem, Springfield, Sangamon Co, Illinois
  		Oak Ridge Cemetery 1441 Monument Avenue Springfield, Sangamon Co, Illinois
  		Oak Ridge Cemetery 1441 Monument Avenue Springfield, Sangamon Co, Illinois
  Notes	Their daughter Mae Winter was the ringbearer at Will and Rose's wedding. 1910 mother's census record shows 3 living children, Ruth, William and Preston. Therefore, she must have died before 1910.
  Person ID	I5794	Roots
  Last Modified	8 Mar 2011

  
  

  Father	Harold Charles* Moyer,   b. 27 Aug 1854, Knoxville, Knox Co, Tennessee d. 19 Jan 1937, Springfield, Sangamon Co, Illinois (Age 82 years)
  Mother	Flora Elizabeth* Breckenridge,   b. 29 Jan 1858, Springfield, Sangamon Co, Illinois d. 27 May 1938, Indianapolis, Marion Co, Indiana (Age 80 years)
  Marriage	30 May 1877	Springfield, Sangamon Co, Illinois
  	ILLINOIS MARRIAGE INDEX: MOYER, WILLIAM H BRECKINRIDGE, FLORA E 05/30/1877 005/0147 SANGAMON ("Marriage Records, Sangamon Co, Il," prepared and published by Sangamon Co Gen Soc, Springfield, IL, 1995, filmed by Gen Soc of Utah, found in Family Hist Lib Salt Lake City, 977.356 V2m Vol 6: p 60 Certificate # 7404 WILLIAM H. MOYER to FLORA E. BRECKENRIDGE, 30 May 1877 - dtr of Cornelius Breckenridge) ______________ Illinois Marriages 1851-1900 Flora E. Breckenridge spouse: William H. Moyer Marriage date May 30, 1877 Sangamon County comments: This record can be found at the County Court Records at Springfield, Illinois
  Divorce	Between 1906 and 1907	Springfield, Sangamon Co, Illinois
  	1906 city directory, Harold at 1431 e Edwards 1907 city directory shows Harold has moved out to 1538 e Adams, Flora and sons Preston & William still on E. Edwards. 1907 Springfield city directory Moyer Flora res 1432 e Edwards Moyer Harold C. tel opr I C R R res 1538 e Adams Moyer Nellie, clk, The John Bressmer Co, bds 1431 e Edwards Moyer Preston D clk C & A R R, bds 1431 e Edwards Moyer Wm, window trimmer The John Bessmer Co, 1431 e Edwards
  Family ID	F2461	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Walter Winter,   b. 9 Apr 1881, Springfield, Sangamon Illinois d. 27 Oct 1944, Springfield, Sangamon Co, Illinois (Age 63 years)
  Marriage	1904	Springfield, Sangamon Co, Illinois
  Children	1. Mae F. Winter,   b. 1905, Springfield, Sangamon Co, Illinois d. Aft 1945, of, Springfield, Sangamon Co, Illinois (Age 41 years)
  Family ID	F137	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	8 Mar 2011

  
  

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• Headstones

  Oak Ridge Cemetery 1441 Monument Avenue Springfield, Sangamon Co, Illinois 62702 phone: 217-789-2340 Oak Ridge Cemetery is the largest cemetery in Illinois at 365 acres and is the second most visited cemetery in the United States. Home of President Abraham Lincoln's Tomb, this active cemetery's first burial was in 1858. The cemetery was officially dedicated on May 24, 1860 and it was reported that Abraham Lincoln and his wife were present at the dedication of the cemetery. Oak Ridge is the burial home of many settlers of Springfield and Sangamon County and state and local officials. For many years the cemetery was segregated as to both color and religion so some areas tend to represent one race, religion or social status. There are several war memorials and a newly dedicated area for the Home of the Friendless residents who were buried there in the late 1800s. Several cemeteries were closed and the remains moved to Oak Ridge over a span of many years. Those include: Hutchinson, Old City Graveyard, Avenue, Kelly, Lanterman, Lightfoot, Elliott, Dunn and Schamel cemeteries. Oak Ridge consists of over 50 sections and 75,000 burials. The office is open 8 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. weekdays and 8:00 a.m. – noon on Saturdays (March through November). The staff is very helpful in providing burial locations and should be contacted for plot information when requesting a photo. Other cemeteries that were moved to Oak Ridge Cemetery include Cotton Hill Cemetery, Springfield, Illinois; Clear Lake Cemetery, Springfield, Illinois; Old High School City Cemetery, Springfield, Illinois; Crowder Cemetery, Springfield, Illinois; Home of the Friendless Cemetery. (findagrave.com)