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Death certificate says she died in Carlisle Hospital, that she usually lived at 424 Walnut St, in Carlile, she was born May 10, 1863, she died Jul 29, 1941. She had been an invalid for 18 years. She died of myocardial degeneration caused by general arterio-sclerosis and had a dislocated shoulder causing shock suffered while getting out of bed.
Her death date comes from several sources; the cemetery, an obituary that doesn't have the year on it but does have the date, and my parents' records, which place her death three years earlier than the cemetery does, and her death certificate. Noone in that family's date of birth on their death certificate ahs agreed with other sources or reported age yet. Since she lived with my father's family from summer 1935 until she died, in 1941, one would think he would have it straight!
My father wrote that Carrie had a squeaky, high pitched voice. Immediate cause of death, myocardial degeneration, duration one week, due to general arteriosclerosis; other conditoins; discolated shoulder causing shock, getting out of bed. Death certificate says she had been an invalid for 18 years, ie, since age 58. My father remembered her as being in poor health for a long period of time, and as living with her two daughters by turns for awhile. A picture of her, taken by her visiting sister and niece at my grandparents' house in Carlisle in 1935, shows her in a very nice housecoat, outside, where the pictures were taken, and looking like she didn't know what was going on or who was there, or at the very least did not appreciate what was going on and who was there.
When she died, the family lived at 424 Walnut St.
b 1862 Dauphin Co, according to all family records, b May 10, 1863, according to her death certificate, b May 1863 1900 census. d July 29 1941, Carlisle Pa, Carlisle in 1942. She married by 1880 when she was 17 or 18 and Charles was 20.
Her sister Eva also married extremely young, she may have been only 16 - and she had in the 1880 census been working for another family as a servant, at housework or in the "truck garden". She was enumerated twice at both households.
She married Charles Moore by June, 1880, was living in Highspire at the time, visiting her parents in 1880 census, Charles nowhere in sight unless in Harrisburg. She was 17 or 18 years old at the time. She seems to have had Nellie in Reading, where her parents also had a home in 1886 (FUneral home's records) and to have lived in Wilmington with Moore relatives some time before they lived in PHiladelphia by 1908 - with or without Charles with her.
Note: B. Carrie Moore on 1880 census. Hoewver everyone's middle initial morp
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