Hannah Moore

1832 - 28

• Name	Hannah Moore
  Died	1895-12-28	Green Mount Cemetery, Barnesville
  Born	1832	Barnesville, Ohio
  Gender	Female
  Person ID	I_1601620412	My Genealogy
  Last Modified	24 Mar 2024

  
  

  Father	Thomas Moore
  Family ID	F605	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	William J. Barlow,   b. 1824-12-05, Darlington, Durham, England ,   d. 1898-02-20, Green Mount Cemetery, Barnesville  (Age 15 years)
  Married	1864-11-10	Barnesville, Ohio
  Children	1. Mary Barlow,   b. 1864   2. James Barlow   3. Unk Barlow   4. Unk Barlow
  Last Modified	24 Mar 2024
  Family ID	F467	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  Barnesville Enterprise January 2, 1896 Death of a good Woman December 28, 1895 They were, but are not; as we meet. We miss them and of each we say Alas ! A friend has passed away, Whose smiles whose words we loved to greet. It becomes our sad duty to record the death of our esteemed friends, Mrs. Hannah Barlow, the beloved wife of Mr. Wm. J. Barlow, which occurred at her home south of this place, Saturday morning at the age of sixty-three. The deceased had been in delicate health for several years and at times endured great pain and suffering, but with her characteristic hopefulness and energy - she passed in and ut among us always cheerful and happy ever looking forward to being well again to enjoy with her husband the competence they had gained by hard work as hand in hand they had traveled life's pathway together. Until a few weeks ago Mrs. Barlow was able to come to town but, another or more severe attack of sickness prostrated her, and although she made a brave fight for life naught availed - and she quietly passed away to be forever at rest in a brighter better world. For more than fifteen years it has been our pleasure and privilege to know Mrs. Barlow, and as she each week clasped our hand in friendly greeting and asked after our welfare, we learned to estimate her true worth. She was one of earth's noble women. Honest, generous and kind hearted, she quietly went about doing good and many a poor and needy one was made happy and comfortable by her deeds of kindness. In her family she was a model wife and mother, and she found her greatest happiness in making her home a peaceful haven for her loved ones. To us the life of Mr. and Mrs. Barlow was an ideal one. The love that they pledged at the marriage altar never lessened, but as the years went on, they depended more and more upon each other and their love and devotion was touching and pathetic. Surrounded by the blessings and comforts each had labored to gain they were assured of a future free from worry or care, and had hoped side by side to enjoy life's sunset together, but alas, the beloved wife has fallen by the wayside - and the bereaved husband sits by the fireside lonely and desolate, only waiting till the shadows are a little longer grown, when he will reunited with his beloved wife to be parted no more forever. Mrs. Barlow's maiden name was Miss Hannah Moore. She was the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore, and was born in Barnesville. She was married to the husband who survives her November 10, 1864. She leaves two estimable children and an aged mother, brother and sisters to mourn her loss. Our hearts go out in tender sympathy to the bereaved family in their deep sorrow. When the spirit of Hannah Barlow took its flight not only her own family but all who were intimately associated with her lost a true friend. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon and followed to their last resting place in the Southern cemetery by a large concourse of friends.