James McWright Moore
Full Name: James McWright MooreDate of birth: July 14, 1854
Date of death: December 30, 1931
Terms of Service top
Chamber | District | Dates of Service | Legislatures | Party | City/County | Note | Counties in District |
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H | 5 | Jan 8, 1895 - Jan 12, 1897 | 24th (1) (2) | Democrat | Daingerfield / Morris | Morris, Red River, Titus |
(1) Hon. J.M. Moore of Daingerfield nominated at the flotorial convention of Titus, Morris, and Red River counties, "Free Silver Democrats," Mt. Pleasant, Texas, 8/9/1894, p. 5. Austin Daily Statesman.
(2) J.M. Moore, postoffice Daingerfield, Democrat. Biennial Report of the Secretary of State of the State of Texas: List of Senators and Representatives.
Terms of Service top
House District 5
Jan 8, 1895 - Jan 12, 1897 Legislatures: 24th (1) (2) Party: Democrat Home City/County: Daingerfield / Morris Counties in district: Morris, Red River, Titus |
(1) Hon. J.M. Moore of Daingerfield nominated at the flotorial convention of Titus, Morris, and Red River counties, "Free Silver Democrats," Mt. Pleasant, Texas, 8/9/1894, p. 5. Austin Daily Statesman.
(2) J.M. Moore, postoffice Daingerfield, Democrat. Biennial Report of the Secretary of State of the State of Texas: List of Senators and Representatives.
Biographical Information top
Resolutions and Journal entries
- J.M. Moore, Morris County. House Journal.
Biographical Sketches
- Biographical sketch, James M. Moore, Volume III, pp. 225-227. Born 7/14/1854 at old Boston, Bowie County. "For a time he practiced at Jefferson and in 1877 established himself at Daingerfield, where he was active in the law and politics until he removed to Cleburne. During the twenty-one years of his residence at Daingerfield, Mr. Moore achieved more than a local reputation in his profession and in the public life of East Texas. He was elected flotorial representative for the counties of Morris, Titus, and Red River to the Twenty-fourth Legislature. He was the only democrat sent by that region to the Legislature that year, all the other members being chosen as populists." Describes legislative activities. History of Texas; Fort Worth and the Texas Northwest Edition, 1922.
Other Resources
- Census of 1880 - James Moore, Daingerfield, Morris County, age 25, born circa 1855 in Texas, attorney-at-law, wife Louella.
Census of 1900 - James M. Moore, Cleburne, Johnson County, age 45, born July 1855 in Texas, lawyer, wife Louella, son James Maxiy.
Census of 1910 - James M. Moore, Johnson County, age 54, born circa 1856 in Texas, lawyer, wife Luella, son James Maxey. Census of 1920 - J.M. Moore, Johnson County, age 61, born circa 1859 in Texas, lawyer, wife Louella, son J. Maxey. FamilySearch. 1880 1900 1910 1920 - James McWright Moore, birth date 7/14/1854 in Boston, Bowie County, Texas; death date 12/30/1931 in Cleburne, Johnson County; lawyer. FamilySearch Texas Deaths, 1890-1976.
- James McWright Moore (1854-1931), burial in Cleburne Memorial Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson County. Find a Grave.
- Obituary and photo, "Judge Moore, Cleburne, Dies," 12/30/1931, p. 4. "Cleburne Lawyer to Be Buried Today," 12/31/1931, p. 13. Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
- J.M. Moore, age 40 in 1895 (born circa 1855), from Daingerfield, born in Texas, lawyer, Democrat. Legislative Reference Library Card File.
Photographs
- Photograph. J.M. Moore, 24th Legislature, State Preservation Board
Composite Photographs on Display in the Capitol
- 24th session composite photo of House members (House chamber gallery, east wall. 3W.2). State Preservation Board.
- 24th session composite photo of House members by Hill (Texas State Library and Archives Commission). Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Committee Information top
24th R.S. - 1895
Examination of Comptroller's and Treasurer's Accounts Judiciary No. 1 Penitentiaries Private Land Claims State Asylums |
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