Hazard "Leo" Moore was born on March 6, 1892 in Anamosa, Iowa to George Lathrop Moore and Elizabeth Katherine "Lizzie" (Grimm) Moore. He is recorded in the 1895 Iowa State Census Report at the age of 3 living with his family in Anamosa, Fairview Township, Jones County, Iowa. In 1900 the family still lived in Fairview Township, Iowa with the father working as a day laborer to support the family.
Hazard Leo Moore married Edna Dora Capps on March 8, 1913 in Benton, Arkansas. Together they had six children:
George Hiram Moore born 1914
Odeane "Dean" Moore born 1916
Bertiena Moore born 1917
Lucille Moore born 1919
Dale Moore born 1923
Ruth Moore born 1925
Leo filled out a US World War I Draft Registration Card in 1917. On the card it states that he has a wife and two children and that he is a farmer. It is believed that he did not serve due to having small children at home to support.
The 1920 US Federal Census reports the family living in Rock Creek, Kansas with Leo's occupation listed as "farmer". The 1925 Kansas State Census Report shows the family living in Jefferson, Kansas with Leo still farming to support his family. The 1930 US Federal Census Report shows the family in Dover, Kansas and the occupation continues to be farming. By 1933 the family had moved to Topeka, Kansas on North Jackson Street; according to the US City Directory of that year. The directory lists "horses and mules" as their trade. The 1935 Topeka City Directory lists the family on Shorey Street with his trade listed as "Horse Buyer".
The 1940 US Federal Census Report shows Leo and Edna living in DeWitt, Iowa with just one child still at home; Dale. Leo's occupation is reported as "Livestock Delivery".
Leo's 1942 WWII Draft Registration Card shows him living with Edna in Palmyra, Illinois. It is believed he did not serve due to his age listed on the card as 50.
Hazard Leo Moore died on September 5, 1951 at the age of 59 in Viola, Linn County, Iowa. He is buried at the Wilcox Cemetery in Fairview Township, Iowa next to his wife, Edna Dora (Capps) Moore who died just the year before on May 5, 1950. Leo and Edna share a headstone of what looks like pink and white granite.
Hazard Leo Moore married Edna Dora Capps on March 8, 1913 in Benton, Arkansas. Together they had six children:
George Hiram Moore born 1914
Odeane "Dean" Moore born 1916
Bertiena Moore born 1917
Lucille Moore born 1919
Dale Moore born 1923
Ruth Moore born 1925
Leo filled out a US World War I Draft Registration Card in 1917. On the card it states that he has a wife and two children and that he is a farmer. It is believed that he did not serve due to having small children at home to support.
The 1920 US Federal Census reports the family living in Rock Creek, Kansas with Leo's occupation listed as "farmer". The 1925 Kansas State Census Report shows the family living in Jefferson, Kansas with Leo still farming to support his family. The 1930 US Federal Census Report shows the family in Dover, Kansas and the occupation continues to be farming. By 1933 the family had moved to Topeka, Kansas on North Jackson Street; according to the US City Directory of that year. The directory lists "horses and mules" as their trade. The 1935 Topeka City Directory lists the family on Shorey Street with his trade listed as "Horse Buyer".
The 1940 US Federal Census Report shows Leo and Edna living in DeWitt, Iowa with just one child still at home; Dale. Leo's occupation is reported as "Livestock Delivery".
Leo's 1942 WWII Draft Registration Card shows him living with Edna in Palmyra, Illinois. It is believed he did not serve due to his age listed on the card as 50.
Hazard Leo Moore died on September 5, 1951 at the age of 59 in Viola, Linn County, Iowa. He is buried at the Wilcox Cemetery in Fairview Township, Iowa next to his wife, Edna Dora (Capps) Moore who died just the year before on May 5, 1950. Leo and Edna share a headstone of what looks like pink and white granite.
Hazard "Leo" Moore was born on March 6, 1892 in Anamosa, Iowa to George Lathrop Moore and Elizabeth Katherine "Lizzie" (Grimm) Moore. He is recorded in the 1895 Iowa State Census Report at the age of 3 living with his family in Anamosa, Fairview Township, Jones County, Iowa. In 1900 the family still lived in Fairview Township, Iowa with the father working as a day laborer to support the family.
Hazard Leo Moore married Edna Dora Capps on March 8, 1913 in Benton, Arkansas. Together they had six children:
George Hiram Moore born 1914
Odeane "Dean" Moore born 1916
Bertiena Moore born 1917
Lucille Moore born 1919
Dale Moore born 1923
Ruth Moore born 1925
Leo filled out a US World War I Draft Registration Card in 1917. On the card it states that he has a wife and two children and that he is a farmer. It is believed that he did not serve due to having small children at home to support.
The 1920 US Federal Census reports the family living in Rock Creek, Kansas with Leo's occupation listed as "farmer". The 1925 Kansas State Census Report shows the family living in Jefferson, Kansas with Leo still farming to support his family. The 1930 US Federal Census Report shows the family in Dover, Kansas and the occupation continues to be farming. By 1933 the family had moved to Topeka, Kansas on North Jackson Street; according to the US City Directory of that year. The directory lists "horses and mules" as their trade. The 1935 Topeka City Directory lists the family on Shorey Street with his trade listed as "Horse Buyer".
The 1940 US Federal Census Report shows Leo and Edna living in DeWitt, Iowa with just one child still at home; Dale. Leo's occupation is reported as "Livestock Delivery".
Leo's 1942 WWII Draft Registration Card shows him living with Edna in Palmyra, Illinois. It is believed he did not serve due to his age listed on the card as 50.
Hazard Leo Moore died on September 5, 1951 at the age of 59 in Viola, Linn County, Iowa. He is buried at the Wilcox Cemetery in Fairview Township, Iowa next to his wife, Edna Dora (Capps) Moore who died just the year before on May 5, 1950. Leo and Edna share a headstone of what looks like pink and white granite.
Hazard Leo Moore married Edna Dora Capps on March 8, 1913 in Benton, Arkansas. Together they had six children:
George Hiram Moore born 1914
Odeane "Dean" Moore born 1916
Bertiena Moore born 1917
Lucille Moore born 1919
Dale Moore born 1923
Ruth Moore born 1925
Leo filled out a US World War I Draft Registration Card in 1917. On the card it states that he has a wife and two children and that he is a farmer. It is believed that he did not serve due to having small children at home to support.
The 1920 US Federal Census reports the family living in Rock Creek, Kansas with Leo's occupation listed as "farmer". The 1925 Kansas State Census Report shows the family living in Jefferson, Kansas with Leo still farming to support his family. The 1930 US Federal Census Report shows the family in Dover, Kansas and the occupation continues to be farming. By 1933 the family had moved to Topeka, Kansas on North Jackson Street; according to the US City Directory of that year. The directory lists "horses and mules" as their trade. The 1935 Topeka City Directory lists the family on Shorey Street with his trade listed as "Horse Buyer".
The 1940 US Federal Census Report shows Leo and Edna living in DeWitt, Iowa with just one child still at home; Dale. Leo's occupation is reported as "Livestock Delivery".
Leo's 1942 WWII Draft Registration Card shows him living with Edna in Palmyra, Illinois. It is believed he did not serve due to his age listed on the card as 50.
Hazard Leo Moore died on September 5, 1951 at the age of 59 in Viola, Linn County, Iowa. He is buried at the Wilcox Cemetery in Fairview Township, Iowa next to his wife, Edna Dora (Capps) Moore who died just the year before on May 5, 1950. Leo and Edna share a headstone of what looks like pink and white granite.
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