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Harding Patrick Moore |
b: abt 1856 London 1856 2Q St Luke 1b 517 son of Charles Moore and Haidee Sophia Ackland. |
Julia Amor |
b: abt 1846 London 1846 3Q St Geo Hanover Sq 1 3 daughter of John Amor and Priscilla Milbank |
15 Mar 1881 Harding Patrick Moore (25) Julia Amor (28) |
Register Office, Strand, Middlesex 1881 1Q Strand 1b 700 Tobacconist, Father: Charles Moore, Gentleman Father: John Amor (Deceased), Gentleman |
1881 Census | RG11-328 | 4 April 1881 | St Martin in the Fields, Westminster, London | ||
7 Henning's Row | |||||
Harding Moore Julia (Wife) Plus 1 Servant |
Age 25 Age 25 |
Tobacconist |
London London |
Middlesex Middlesex |
abt 1856 abt 1846 |
1891 Census | RG12-730 | 6 April 1891 | Ramsgate, Kent | ||
Central Hotel, 30 High Street | |||||
Harding Moore (Boarder)(M) | Age 35 | Theatrical Manager | Islington | London | abt 1856 |
Arrival of SS EMS, North German Lloyd Line From Breman Germany and Southampton, England Mr. Harding Moore Age 39 Mrs. Harding Moore Age 30 |
Arrival of SS Campania, Cunard Line From Liverpool, England Mr. Harding Moore Age 39 Mrs. Flossie Moore Age 24 |
Probate, divorce, and Admiralty Division
This was the petition of Julia Moore whose maiden name was Amor, for the dissolution of her marriage with Harding Moore by reason of his adultery with Lily Gilmore and a woman named Flossie.MOORE V. MOORE The HON. ARTHUR RUSSELL said that the parties were married at the Registry Office, Bow-street, Strand, on March 15, 1881, and there was no issue of the marriage. The respondent, who was then the proprietor of the Alsation Club in London, had an artificial-flower business in Chicago as well. They lived together until October 14, 1887, when the respondent suddenly left the petitioner for Mrs. Gilmore. She consulted her solicitor, but the family advised her not to take proceedings, and in the hope that her husband would return to her she consented not to do so. Early in 1897 she discovered that he had left Mrs. Gilmore (with whom he had lived nine years) and had gone to America with a woman named Flossie. She then filed her petition. After hearing the evidence, The President inquired of the petitioner why there had been a delay of ten years. The petitioner. - I was always in hopes that he would return to me and leave Mrs. Gilmore. It was only when I discovered that he had gone off with another woman that I gave up all hope. The President. - Very well. The case is on the border line, and I will give the petitioner the benefit of the doubt. Decree nisi with costs. |
Harding Patrick Moore | Died 1 Feb 1899, Age 42, 1899 1Q Bradfield 2c 232 |
MOORE, Harding Patrick, of 54 Berner's-street, Middlesex, died 1 February 1899 at "Lyndhurst", Goring, Oxfordshire, Probate London 26 April, to Daniel Thurston, surgeon, and Harry Wilson, solicitor. Effects £2,648 6s. 3d. |
1901 Census | RG13-85 | 1 April 1901 | Belgrave, St George Hanover Square, London | ||
193 Victoria Street | |||||
James B. Amor Vesta (Wife) Julia Moore (Cousin)(W) Plus 1 Servant |
Age 62 Age 52 Age 56 |
Retired Wine Merchant Confectioner Baker Living on own means |
London London London |
abt 1838 abt 1848 abt 1846 |
Julia (Amor) Moore | Died abt 1935, Age 89, 1935 4Q Wandsworth 1d 649 |