Eliza Frances Dickenson
Descent: Meghan Jane Leineweber ← Catherine Raye Lobb ← Ray Stewart Lobb ← Henry Wilburn Lobb ← Lorena Gill Moore ← Eliza Frances Dickenson
Family
Children
- Charlotte Mooreb. Abt. 1859, in Ontario, Canada · d. March 27, 1936, in Goderich, Huron County, Ontario, due to uremia from kidney hemorrhagem. Kate Johnston, April 3, 1901, in Goderich Township, Huron County, Ontario
- Ida Jane Mooreb. January 18, 1862, in Brantford, Ontario, Canada · d. June 28, 1928, on St. Andrew Street in St. Marys, Ontario, Canada due to cancer of right breastm. Samuel Charles Millson, October 22, 1881, in Fullarton, Perth County, Ontario
- Annie Luella Mooreb. December 21, 1863, in Brantford, Ontario, Canada · d. February 6, 1930, in Clinton Hospital, Clinton, Ontario, due to encephalitism. William Holmes Lobb, December 23, 1885, in her parents’ home in Fullarton Township, Ontario, Canada
- William H./Henry D. Mooreb. Abt. 1869, in Ontario, Canada
- Adeline/Adaline Wade Mooreb. November 20, 1871, in Fullarton, Perth County, Ontario, Canada · d. November 9, 1941, in British Columbia, Candam. Thomas Wade; T. James Nelson, February 27, 1895, in the Congregational Church in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
- Urbane R. Mooreb. June 16, 1875, in Perth County, Ontario, Canada · d. May 30, 1962, at Clinton Public Hospital, Clinton, Ontario
- Herbert R. Moore
- Irvin R. Moore
Siblings
- John Dickenson
- Alfred Dickenson
In brief
Born July 13, 1833, in King, York County, Ontario, Canada. She married 1858 and worked as teacher. She died October 30, 1916, at 2 AM, at the home of her daughter Ida in Munroe, Perth County, Ontario, Canada.
Life story
A Teacher's Life
Eliza Frances Dickenson was born on July 13, 1833, in King, York County, Ontario, and trained as a teacher, earning a first-class Normal School certificate before marrying fellow teacher Richard Moore in 1858. She was remembered fondly: “Had a kindly, quiet, and charitable way. Without show, with a cheerful and humorous spirit, she lived a consistent Christian life.” Eliza died at her daughter's home in Perth County, Ontario, on October 30, 1916.
At a glance
Sources (8)
- William Johnston, History of the County of Perth: From 1825-1902 (Stratford, Ontario: W. M. O’Beirne at the Beacon office, 1902), 136; digital images, Internet Archive (https://archive.org/embed/historyperth00johnuoft : accessed 30 January 2022)
- Gladys Myrtle (Kipp) Lobb, “My Trip”, 1952-1966; privately held by Catherine Raye Leineweber, Portland, Oregon, 2021. Catherine is the granddaughter of Gladys.
- Province of British Columbia Provincial Board of Health – Division of Vital Statistics, Registration of Death, Registration Number 1947-09-004243, Lorena Gill Lobb; BC Archives Microfilm Number B13193; web archives (http://search-collections.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/Image/Genealogy/6b14ccdd-6884-4cd2-bec5-9b15670d982d : accessed 3 March 2022).
- Alison Lobb, Lobbs: From Cornwall to North America (Clinton, Ontario: Alison Lobb, 2020).
- “Goderich Township,” Clinton New Era (Clinton, ON), 16 November 1916, page 5, col 2-3; web archives (https://pubdocs.huroncounty.ca/WebLink/DocView.aspx?id=446331 : accessed 22 November 2024).
- “Holmesville,” Clinton New Era (Clinton, ON), 18 November 1892, page 1, col 5; web archives (https://pubdocs.huroncounty.ca/WebLink/DocView.aspx?id=828993 : accessed 23 November 2024).
- 1871 Census of Canada, Fullarton, Perth South, Ontario, population schedule, enumeration district 29 South Perth, subdistrict D - Township of Fullarton, p. 13-14, dwelling 45, family 45, Richard Moore family; image, Ancestry (https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/1578/images/4396681_00309 : accessed 25 November 2024); citing Library and Archives Canada Microfilm C-9939.
- 1881 Census of Canada, Fullarton, Perth South, Ontario, population schedule, enumeration district 171, subdistrict 2 - Township of Fullarton, p. 11, dwelling 51, family 51, Richard Moore family; image, Ancestry (https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/1577/images/31229_C_13271-00181 : accessed 25 November 2024); citing Library and Archives Canada Microfilm C-13271.