The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08


20 be forever devoted 10 the saorep
purpose OF divine worship
Thus yprang into existence place
az worship With whose history are
inierwoven many Of the most halloweo
memories of the y~srs That nave
PASSED since the hrst consreEe Won
gathered within It's walls IN i -
Hero Bishop Moore minisiered 10 me
needs az his people and preached TO
tho highest as well as the huiaplest
In Use, tile Marquis &c La Fayettc
attended services O, this church. IN
which chief Justice Marshall was
ocular attendant y great friendship
existed between the chief Justice ana
Bishop Moore and the figures OF the
tvyo in ailhouct,e recall inc eays
when. together. they represented so
,n,,oh tn church and state 70 the peo-
pie OF Virginia.
The nlshops Household.
r,isra- More was twice married
NJ ers, wife was Christian. daush-
t.r % David Jones Of New fork Ivy
fts second safah Mcrcereau. o; staten
Island Sew York There were nv
children OF the nrst maria se-- r.l'A"
Charming. David Christ7sn Jones Co..
crtrn Elizs and Thomis ChanninE vi
,rose the eldest died in infancy anu
the third Christian die not marry
.rb.re were six sons and daughters
M. second marriage -CiertruGe fa'n'
,,ho becan. tho wife OF George Haw-
kins OF PhNadelphi9 Sarah Ncoeee'
ono dtad unmarried fr-nccs Maria
Gertrude Barnes Moore married 70
lanes Brown Macmurdo. OF Dumir!es'
scotland and Richmond Va Mary Ann
Stephen Van Raunsalaor Moore, VINO
married Evelina RainteauN bW'1eF' ol
New YORK and Richard Cnamn.ms
Moore. who married Julia ki' haEdso"
Grant. OF Philadelphia. Catherine
Ji,zs Moore was also married IN Phil
adelphia. TO Jacob Hall. third. veteran
OF the war OF 1872. and Rev. David
Moore had two wives like his father,
his cousin, Maria Seabury Moore oil
%ew York. ana Alargaretta Client
worth of Philadelphia.
Richmond Memorials.
The tangible and outward impress
left in the city OF Richmond by BlsAop
Moore's residence. extending from 1919
to 1871. a period OF twenty seven years,
exists in the monument marking his
last resting place in Hollyw God and
that of his second wife. IN memoir
iai church. Holy Trinity, with an ap-
propriate inscription upon its base IN
a tablet in Monumental Church bear
ing also an inscription which reads:
The Ri. Rev Richard Claiming Moore.
y D.. Second Bishop OF Virginia.
Rector OF this church Tor more than
twenty-seven years.
Born in New York city, August 2l.
1852.
Consecrated Bishop May IS. 1914
Entered into rest November II, 1872
How beautiful are the feet Of them
That preach the gospel of peace"
To the Glory OF God.
In addition TO tho tablet there is In
the church memorial window bear
Ing the image of Christ the Good
Shepherd, as emblematic of Bishop
Moore's high calling.
The bishops Descendants.
Many OF the finest people in Rich
mond and Virginia are numbered
among Bishop Moores descendants.
His granddaughter. Emily Glentworth
Moore. the daughter OF his son. David
Moore, married her cousin. Jacob Hall.
third. of Richmond Members OF her
family arc David Moore Emily Client
worth. John Leslie. Cunningham. Vir-
ginius. Glentworth and Genevieve
Chanting Hall
David Moore Hall married Sarah
Madison Chamberlayne. daughter OF
Edwin Harvie ChamDerlayne. or Rich
mond Virginius Hall married Anne.
daughter OF Captain Robert Fisher, c.
$. A. of Richmond. and Eleanor Heth
Taylor. his wife. Captain Fisher was
a atgrandson Of Jacquelin Amber
and Rebecca Burwell Amber. Cum
bingham Hall married Louie Lyons.
daughter of DR.. Peter Lyons and Ade-
line Deane. of Richmond Genevievo
Charming Hail. is a compiler OF Moore
genealogy which has been ably writ
ten by her brother. David Moore Hall.
I,ives-Mncmurdo Branch.
Sarah Catherine Macmurdo grand
daughter of Bishop Moore through her
parents. Frances Maria Gertrude
Barnes Moore, wife OF James Brown
Mhcmurdo. of Dumfres. Scotland. and
Richmond. was married Ia 1853, to
Colonel Alfred Landon Rives, OF Castle