Merritt Moore correspondence, 1886-1899.

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Merritt Moore correspondence, 1886-1899.

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Letters to his son, Frank L. Moore, including the father's views on religion, temperance, and his work as a salesman in Indiana and Illinois; includes introduction by Austin L. Moore.

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Moore, Austin Malone, 1983-

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Moore, Merritt, 1834-1908.

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Chairman of the Michigan Prohibition Party. From the description of Merritt Moore correspondence, 1886-1899. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 81516850 From the description of Merritt Moore correspondence, 1886-1899. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 34419740 ...

Prohibition Party (Mich.)

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Moore, Frank Lincoln, 1866-1935.

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Moore (1866-1935) was born in Olivet, Michigan, the son of Merritt (1834-1908) and Mary Ann Wright Moore (1836-1923). Frank Moore graduated from Ionia High School, a private preparatory school in Ionia, Michigan, in 1888. Although his parents were Congregationalists, Frank converted to the Presbyterian church in 1886 and from 1888-1890 organized sunday schools in Wyoming Territory. He was married in 1891 to Coral Evelina Leigh (b. 1867), whom he met while attending Ionia...