Notes for Treadwell Seymour Moore

Notes for Treadwell Seymour Moore

!US Census 1870 (18 July) Rhode Island, Newport Co., 5th Ward City of Newport, Roll M593_1472, Sheet 88, Page 549B, House No. 587, Lines 26-29: Tredwell Moore (b. 1827 - 43 - in OH - Occ: Quartermaster USA) married to Florence (b. 1838 - 32 - in VA). ALSO LISTED are: Mary Sullivan (b. 1850 - 20 - in RI - Occ: Domestic Servant); and Mary Duffy (b. 1856 - 14 - in NY - Occ: Domestic Servant)

***Son Treadwell Moore is living with Clergyman in MA during 1870 Census***
!US Census 1870 (22 July) Massachusetts, Essex Co., Town of Boxford, Roll M593_607, Sheet 21, Page 237A, House No. 168, Lines 27-37: Calvin E. Park (b. 1812 - 58 - in RI - Occ: Clergyman - Property Value $3500) married to Harriet P. (b. 1814 - 56 - in ME). Children listed (born in MA) are: Caroline M. (dau b. 1848 - 22); and William P. (son b. 1854 - 16). ALSO LISTED are Students: John Turner (b. 1850 - 20 - in WV); Clovis McCarty (b. 1850 - 20 - in LA); Lindley McMurray (b. 1853 - 17 - in NY); Austin Putnam (b. 1853 - 17 - in MA); John W. Slater (b. 1853 - 17 - in RI); Frank Foss (b. 1857 - 13 - in NH); and Treadwell Moore (b. 1862 - 8 - in NV)

!US Census 1880 (8 June) New York, Schenectady Co., 4th Ward City of Schenectady, Roll T9_930, SD 6 ED 108, Sheet 22, Page 205B, House No. 97, Lines 23-25: Florence V. Moore (b. 1845 - 35 - in VA - WIDOW - Fa: VA and Mo: VA). Child listed is: Tredwell (son b. 1862 - 18 - in NV - Occ: At College - Fa: OH and Mo: VA). ALSO LISTED is: Sarah Tines (b. 1855 - 25 - in Bermuda - Occ: Servant - Fa: Bermuda and Mo: Bermuda)

!Conressional Cemetery Records from The Evening Star Newspaper [http://www.congressionalcemetery.org/PDF/Obits/M/Obits_Moore.pdf]: Moore, Hamilton Woodbridge d. 11 Jun 1859 3 yrs. 3 mos. R46/141
Moore. In this city on Saturday morning, June 11, Hamilton Woodbridge, son of Florence Greenhow and Treadwell S. Moore, U.S. Army, aged 3 years 3 months. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sunday) at 5 ½ p.m. from the residence of Mrs. Greenhow, No. 368 16th st.

!During 1862 Florence Greenhow and her husband Treadwell Moore (a West Pointer) moved from California to Utah. 1871, Florence & husband were in Newport, Rhode Island. Friends brought Little Rose from the Convent in England to Florence in Rhode Island. At that time Treadwell Moore was the Commandant at Newport, Rhode Island.

!Civil War Union Brevet Brigadier General. A 1847 graduate of the United States Military Academy and a Mexican War veteran, he was serving as a Captain in the Quartermaster Corps at the outbreak of the Civil War. He first joined the staff of Brigadier General James H. Carleton's staff as his Assistant Quartermaster, then served as the Chief Quartermaster of the Wheeling, West Virginia depot. He was brevetted Brigadier General, US Regular Army on March 13, 1865 for "faithful and meritorious services during the war". Remaining in the Regular Army, he attained the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, and died while on active duty in Fort Gibson, Oklahoma. He was the son-in-law of famed Confederate spy Rose O'Neal Greenhow.