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John McClure Moss (moss6001)

Father: James H. Moss (moss5001)
Mother: Martha "Willie"

b. July 24, 1884 in Scott County, Arkansas

d. January 3, 1927 buried in the Gipson Cemetery, Bates, Scott County, Arkansas

m. September 25, 1904 in Scott County, Arkansas, [C:299ScottArMar] Dora France Gibson, b. July 10, 1890 in Arkansas, d. December 18, 1918 in Scott County, Arkansas. Daughter of Walter T. Gibson (gibson5001) and Margaret G. Looper. [OWT]

Issue: [OWT]

Jimmy McClure Moss, b. June 21, 1907 in Bates, Scott County, Arkansas, d. January 11, 1994 in Sutter County, California [CAdeaths]

m. October 17, 1926 in Scott County, Arkansas, [F:4ScottArMar] Erva Alastis Brothers , b. February 18, 1908 in Scott County, Arkansas, d. March 4, 2003 in Sutter County, California [aa]
issue:
Meddon Paradee Moss
1930: Jimmy was farming in Lafayette Township, Scott County, Arkansas [census-Ark]

Waymon Moss, b. January 29, 1910 in Arkansas, d. June 24, 1983 in Sacramento County, California [CAdeaths]

m. July 19, 1930 in Scott County, Arkansas [F:228ScottArMar], Inez Shadd , b. 1912
issue:
Helen Marie Moss
Charles Waymon Moss
1930: Waymon was boarding in Waldron Town, Hickman Township, Scott County, Arkansas. He was a salesman for a bakery. [census-Ark]

Dee Moss (moss7001), b. June 27, 1912. d. June 23, 1985

m2. August 17, 1919 in Scott County, Arkansas, [E:187ScottArMar] Valerie "Vannie" Black, b. 1897.

Information:

1910:
John was a farmer and the family was living in Cole Township, Scott County, Arkansas.

September 12, 1918:
According to John's World War I Draft Registration Card he was farming in Bates, Cole Township, Scott County, Arkansas. He was married and of medium height and build with blue eyes and light hair.

1920:
John was farming in Coal Township, Scott County, Arkansas. [census-Ark] The family had moved to Oklahoma sometime between 1910 and 1918 but returned to Arkansas. John had remarried and his stepson, Marlow was living with them.

January 3, 1927:
While John was managing the stave cutting in Mr. Harper's bottom farm, his son James had a tree he was sawing split up. When John chopped off the split portion, the tree gave way killing him.

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