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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. |
| Person ID |
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edwards_moore |
| Last Modified |
19 Feb 2011 |
| Father |
Albert Allen Moore, b. 14feb1898, Smith County Tennessee  d. 15Jul1954, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana (Age 56 years) |
| Mother |
Willie Jane James Cole (Moore), b. 22 Nov 1912, Kenton,Gibson,Tennesee d. 16 Nov 2001, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana (Age 88 years) |
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15 Jul 1935 |
Nashville, TN |
| Photos
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 | Urban Patch Sign
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 | Note from Sophie
In 2012, Sophie ran across a flyer from the 1972 Bolton-Smith Family Reunion in California |
 | Directions to the 1972 Reunion
The Bolton-Smith Reunion was held in Albany California (Near Oakland) |
 | Bolton-Smith Family Reunion 1972
Sophie found this 1972 Invitation in 2012
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| Documents |
 | Past Forward:Roots and Recovery in the American City
Justin submitted a research paper focused on his grandfather's role in community gardening in Indianapolis in the 1940's |
| Histories |
 | The Drought of 2012
Watering the newly planted trees, and the other plants on the Urban Patch Lot(30th and Park) Permaculture Garden. |
| Recordings |
 | Audio memory about our Mom
Mom had the concept of a ink pen that also could be used to take pictures in the 50s. |
| Albums |
| Community Gardening (37)
The Moore Family interest in Community Gardening Continues |
| Family ID |
F2 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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 | NBG Club
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June 1999 |
 | Relaxing by the pond
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 | Sophie puruses the book Joyce helped author
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 | just chillin' on the 4th
Sophie, John, and family friend Cora enjoying the breeze as the sun sets
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 | July 4th 2011 cookout
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 | The cookout winds down..........
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From Thanksgiving Dinner at Charles's and Pat's in 2011 |
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From Thanksgiving Dinner at Charles's and Pat's in 2011 |
 | JJ Moore
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 | Debows and Sophie at Christmastime
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 | Mamma Sophie and Poppa Will's 50th Wedding Anniversary
Held at Aunt Til and Uncle Verges Home, 1805 North Jefferson Street, St. Louis, MO [hover over faces to see names, double click to see details] |
 | Sophie and Family
Mother's Day 2018 |
 | Sophie and Kim celebrate Mothers day
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 | Sophie, Kim and Jessica
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 | Family portrait of the Moore's circa 1950
I have to original of this picture (somewhere), this was taken with a phone camera. |
 | ASALH Flanner House Oral History Project
Sophie participated in the oral history project along with several others familiar with the early history of Flanner House. Our father A. A. Moore was part of the Flanner House history during the late 1940's and early 1950's. |
 | ASALH Flanner House Oral History Project
Sophie participated in the oral history project along with several others familiar with the early history of Flanner House. Our father A. A. Moore was part of the Flanner House history during the late 1940's and early 1950's.
The interview was held in the 3737 N. Meridian Street office building. Sophie once worked in the building when the Post Office had offices there. The building currently houses the offices of J.L. Moore Reality and Urban Patch. |
 | ASALH Flanner House Oral History Project
Sophie participated in the oral history project along with several others familiar with the early history of Flanner House. Our father A. A. Moore was part of the Flanner House history during the late 1940's and early 1950's.
The interview was held in the 3737 N. Meridian street office building. Sophie once worked in the building when the Post Office had offices there. The building currently houses the offices of J.L. Moore reality and Urban Patch. |
 | Flanner House Oral History Project
Sophie participated in the oral history project along with several others familiar with the early history of Flanner House. Our father A. A. Moore was part of the Flanner House history during the late 1940's and early 1950's.
The interview was held in the 3737 N. Meridian street office building. Sophie once worked in the building when the Post Office had offices there. The building currently houses the offices of J.L. Moore reality and Urban Patch. |
 | ASALH Flanner House Oral History Project
Sophie participated in the oral history project along with several others familiar with the early history of Flanner House. Our father A. A. Moore was part of the Flanner House history during the late 1940's and early 1950's.
The interview was held in the 3737 N. Meridian street office building. Sophie once worked in the building when the Post Office had offices there. The building currently houses the offices of J.L. Moore reality and Urban Patch. |
 | Flanner House Oral History Project
Sophie participated in the oral history project along with several others familiar with the early history of Flanner House. Our father A. A. Moore was part of the Flanner House history during the late 1940's and early 1950's.
The interview was held in the 3737 N. Meridian street office building. Sophie once worked in the building when the Post Office had offices there. The building currently houses the offices of J.L. Moore reality and Urban Patch. |
 | NBG Club 1957 Sweethearts Event
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 | NBG meeting notice
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 | Seventh Anniversary of the NBG Club
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 | Cole cousins meet in St. Louis in 2021
Bobbie, Nina, Bonnie, Jackie, and Sophie. "Pokie" looks on and Phyliss is seen in the mirror taking the picture |
 | Sophie, Willie Jane, and Will Cole
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 | St. Louis Celebration
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 | Name of my aunt Mary's husband, Rev. W.H. Wyatt
This past Thanksgiving (2921), Justin posted the video of our 1955 thanksgiving dinner. Joyce asked me a few questions about my aunt Mary. I had few answers. This week, I asked Sophie some questions, she gave me a key piece of information, everyone referred to him as Reverence Wyatt. Within hours, I found out that he died in 1941 and was a pastor of Good Hope Baptist Church in Indianapolis. |
 | Sophie and Darlene in church
First Baptist Church, Chesterfield MO |
| Documents |
 | Program for the Presidential Inauguration of Brack Obama, January 20, 2009
Sophie was in the Silver Section. |
 | I recall my family talking about soldiers doing maneuvers in the field adjacent to their house in Lebanon. The soldiers would give my brother and sister candy ( they were 5 and 7 at the time). Finding this item documents their story.
A few years ago, I mentioned military helicopters doing takeoffs and landing drills in the park at 37th and Clifton to Sophie, and recalled seeing maneuvers as a young child in Lebanon. The Army held four more Maneuver phases in 1943, beginning
April 26, July 5, September 13, and November 22. The last phase of the Tennessee Maneuvers began on January 31, 1944, and future exercises were suspended because of the great need for troops in Europe. Middle Tennessee was not without an Army presence between Maneuver phases. Besides the regular training being conducted in the area, Signal Corp and Engineer troops came in before and stayed after the combat troops. The Signal Corps strung miles of wire for field communications and outfitted the message center that connected the Maneuver Director Headquarters in Lebanon with the Second Army Headquarters in Memphis and with officials in Washington, D.C. The Signal Corps also maintained messenger pigeons to carry messages between headquarters and front line troops. The photographic section of the Signal Corps maintained a visual record of the Tennessee Maneuvers. The engineers had the task of repairing some of the damage to area farms, roads, bridges, and anything else that the mock fighting had damaged. Landowners could also file claims for compensation for damage incurred. Army inspectors settled claims as quickly as possible (Sloan 1995). Some of the troops left behind for damage repair were black soldiers. A resident of Bellwood in Wilson County remembers black troops camping near his farm after a Maneuver phase. They were in the area to repair fences.
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 | First Baptist Church North Indianapolis (10)
Shortly after moving to Indianapolis, Albert and Willie Moore joined First Baptist Church |
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