George and India White Donation to the North Carolina Archives

From the North Carolina Archives Manuscript and Archives Reference System (MARS) at

http://mars.archives.ncdcr.gov

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Title	White and Moore Family Papers
Years:	1912-1955
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Call Number:	PC.2068
Location:	3B ( Archive Stacks)
MARS Id:	5841 (Record Group)
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Physical Description:	(Album(s), Digital Audio, Letters and Photographs)
Quantity:	2 Fibredex box(es)
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Scope / Contents:	Consists of approximately forty family letters written to George White while he was being treated for tuberculosis at Oteen, N.C., late 1920s, and a small quantity from George to family; photographs of family, including some of George at Oteen; a 28-page typed manuscript, including family stories and interviews and incorporating personal images; Moore family genealogical information; and a small quantity of school and miscellaneous material
Index Terms:	Subjects Hospitals Tuberculosis Personal Names White, George William White, India Moore Geographical Names Oteen Wake County Family Names Moore Family White Family
Source / Donor:	Steven White, Raleigh, N.C., July 2013
Note:	These papers may not be arranged beyond their original state. Please call ahead to use.

Moore Family Images at the North Carolina Archives

This is the complete list of the Moore family images that I have donated to the North Carolina Archives.

From the North Carolina Archives Manuscript and Archives Reference System (MARS) at
http://mars.archives.ncdcr.gov

 1. Moore Family at their Home, Raleigh, N.C., c. 1900,

Call Number: N.2012.5.2

View of the Moore House, located on Six Forks Road, Raleigh, N.C., c. 1900. The site of the house was between Westbrook Drive and Sawmill Road (current site of Celebration Station), approximately the 7300 block of Six Forks. Seen left to right: William David Moore, Claude Moore (William's son), and Frances E "Fannie" Moore (wife of William).

2. Annette Virginia ("Nettie") Mills MOORE and India Moore WHITE, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, NC, c.1940's

Call Number: N.2012.10.1

Annette Virginia ("Nettie") Mills MOORE (husband was Edgar MOORE; both buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Raleigh, NC) and daughter India Moore WHITE walking on west side of 100 block Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, NC, c.1940's. Eckerd store sign and capitol dome are clear in background.

 

3. William Albert WHITE and Annette GRAHAM, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, NC, c.1940's

Call Number: N.2012.10.3

 William Albert WHITE and Annette GRAHAM (perhaps a cousin), walking on east side 100 block Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, NC, c.1940's. Eckerd store sign is visible in background.

 

4. William Edgar MOORE, east side Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, NC, late 1930's

Call Number: N.2012.10.4

William Edgar MOORE walking down east side 100 block Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, NC, late 1930's. Capitol building is visible in background.

 

 

 

Jona and Ruth (Moore?)

The Moore last name is written in pencil, but I couldn't find any link to the family. I believe the photo is from the early 1900s. I found a few matches for Ruth Moore in raleigh, but can't confirm.

Moore-Mills Family in Oakwood Cemetery, Raleigh NC

Nettie Mills (1879-1973) and Wiliam Edgar Moore (1878-1940)

A. Bishop (1889-1966) and Effie P. Mills (1898-1961)

Moore Family Photo

From Left to Right..

Back Row: Wake Moore, Unknown, India Moore, Unknown
Front Roe: Unknown (Marked out face), Unknown, Nettie Moore, Osie Moore, William Edgar Moore

Early 1920s; Joanna Mills Harrelson's House in Tabor, North Carolina

In the 1920 census, Joanna Mills Harrelson was widowed. She was listed as the head of household and had two children. Their names are Linie E and Harry Harrelson. Joanna Mills was married to Postie M Harrelson on January 26, 1911.

Joanna Mills was the sister to Annette Virgina Mills, my 2nd great grandmother.

Written on back of photo.

Aunt Joanna with Eveline and Harry. 

I'm not sure about this following picture, but it looks like Eveline Harrelson is on the left holding a cat and the young boy is Harry Harrelson.

James Mills, Wharton Photograph, Raleigh, NC

The image was taken on 119 Fayetteville St. in Raleigh, NC between the years of 1887 and 1910. Based on the age, style of clothes, and dates of the image, I believe this could be James Mills (1853-1910).

Wharton, Cyrus P. See Also: Wharton & Tyree - From the UNC photographer list in North Carolina
1883-84 - Greensboro
1885-86 - Greensboro
1887 - Raleigh (119 Fayetteville St.)
1888 - Raleigh (119 1/2 Fayetteville St.)
1890 - Raleigh (119 1/2 Fayetteville St.)
1896-97 - Raleigh (119 Fayetteville St.)
1899-1900 - Raleigh (119 Fayetteville St.)
1901 - Raleigh (119 1/2 Fayetteville St.)
1903 - Raleigh (119 1/2 Fayetteville St.)
1905-06 - Raleigh (119 Fayetteville St.)

Wharton & Tyree (Cyrus P. Wharton & Manly W. Tyree)
1909-10 - Raleigh (119 1/2 Fayetteville St.) By 1911-12, Tyree was the sole owner. He died between 1917 and 1919, and the studio was sold to a photographer named Coble.