h/o of (1) Lydia Holt m.Sept. 18, 1885 (2) Terah Bates Holt m. Nov. 29, 1903.
Compliments of R. Walsh 2009
The Troublesome Thirties 1930-1935 by Faye Axford: Limestone Democrat & Alabama Courier, July 21, 1932: A.B. Moyers died at his home east of Athens on 7 July and was buried in the Tanner Methodist cemetery. Born in East Tennessee in 1859, he moved to Limestone at an early age. He was survived by the widow, one son and two, daughters, Sallie and Mrs. Walter Hagemaker, three step-sons and several grandchildren.
h/o of (1) Lydia Holt m.Sept. 18, 1885 (2) Terah Bates Holt m. Nov. 29, 1903.
Compliments of R. Walsh 2009
The Troublesome Thirties 1930-1935 by Faye Axford: Limestone Democrat & Alabama Courier, July 21, 1932: A.B. Moyers died at his home east of Athens on 7 July and was buried in the Tanner Methodist cemetery. Born in East Tennessee in 1859, he moved to Limestone at an early age. He was survived by the widow, one son and two, daughters, Sallie and Mrs. Walter Hagemaker, three step-sons and several grandchildren.
Inscription
A light from our home is gone; a void we loved is stilled.
A place is vacant in our home that can never be filled.
Family Members
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Anne Eliza Collins Moyers Keith
1835–1915
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George Jacob "Jake" Moyers
1838–1924
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Mathias Andrew 'Tice' Moyers
1840–1909
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Mary Jane Moyers Carr
1842–1921
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Sarah Pauline "Sallie" Moyers Rector
1845–1912
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Cassandra S Moyers
1848–1863
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Rufus Sherrill Moyers
1850–1909
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Nancy Katherine "Nannie K" Moyers Baker
1850–1908
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Robert R Moyers
1852–1913
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Elizabeth E Moyers Preston
1854–1899
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