S.K. Moore, P.D. Lehman, et. al.

oore & Lehman Families.

Close-Up of the Family

In the photograph on the left ¹ Selby & Nancy Moore, P.D. & Lucy Lehman, Edith Lehman, Jesse Lehman, and Emmett Lehman are in front of what is believed to be the Lehman home in Forest, circa 1890. Note that this was the same year the Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in Washington, D.C.

An enlargement of a section of that photograph is shown on the right. Sitting left is Selby Kalbe Moore (1842-1921). Selby was a Civil War veteran serving with the 103^rd O.V.I. Standing behind him is his wife, Nancy Ann (Clark) Moore (1846-1926). Paris Dupler "P.D." Lehman (1865-1933), a local grocer, is sitting beside Selby.

S.K. Moore Obit

P.D. Lehman married Lucy Letitia Moore (1872-1947), the daughter of Selby & Nancy. She is standing behind Paris. Edith Naomi Lehman (1898-1973) is sitting beside her father. She later married Robert Clay Stephan (1898-1965). Standing behind Edith is her brother, William Jesse "Bill" Lehman (1891-1950). Bill was also a grocer in Forest who later married Gladys Dumm (1895-1976).

Another brother, Emmett Glenn Lehman (1893-1922), is standing beside Jessie. He served in World War I and after returning to Forest, died in a hunting accident in 1922 near Forest. He never married. The photograph was probably taken in the late 1890s because Emmett was born in 1893.

Selby K. Moore, the son of John & Eliza Moore, was born in Morrow county, Ohio, September 28, 1842. His brother Amos Moore was a Captain during the Civil War. He died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. P.D. Lehman, on February 6, 1921.

Selby K. Moore

Nancy, Selby, and Lenny.

The photograph (immediate right) is of Nancy Ann (Clark) Moore, Selby Kalbe Moore, with Lindley "Linnie" Oliver Moore, their son, probably in Forest, circa 1900. L.O. Moore lived in Dallas and other places in Texas. He was a telegrapher with a railroad serving Texas. Selby was a Civil War veteran who served with the 103^rd O.V.I. He & Nancy are the great-grandparents of Norma Sue (Lehman) Taylor.

Funeral "Thank You"

Rev. Baumgardner, pastor of the Forest M.E. church officiated at his funeral. He was buried in Hueston cemetery on Feburary 10, 1921.

Selby K. Moore Descendents.

aris Dupler Lehman.

Family, relatives & friends gathered around P.D. Lehman (front, right), owner of the Corner Market. in c1920. Standing beside P.D. is Lucy Letitia (Moore) Lehman, his wife. Lucy’s mother, Nancy Ann (Clark) Moore is standing in front of her. David F. Lehman is the child in front of Nancy. He was born in 1915 and later married Alice Weber, daughter of Harrison Weber. David was a volunteer with the Forest-Jackson Twp. Fire Department and was the owner of Lehman’s Drive-In Market. in Forest. He died in 1952. Alice Lehman still resides in Forest.

On the left end is William Jesse Lehman. The man behind him is Robinson Kale Trissler. Standing next to William Jesse Lehman is believed to be Estella, wife of Lindley Oliver Moore. L.O. as he was called is standing behind Estella. Behind Stella is Edith Naomi Lehman. She later married Howard Stephan of Forest. The woman behind Edith is Marie Dewitte. Behind her is Emmett Glenn Lehman who died in a hunting accident in 1922. On the far right in the back is Dow DeWitte. Standing to his right is Gladys (Dumm) Lehman, wife of William Jesse Lehman. Standing in front of Gladys is Lucy Letitia (Moore) Lehman, wife of P.D.

Selby K. Moore Descendents.

thers.

Thomas Hueston Trissler was born Dec. 30, 1864, died June 17, 1912. Lettie Moore Trissler was born on Mar. 9, 1865 and died on June 14, 1907. Written in ink on the reverse of the photograph to the right are the names of those in it.

Charles Moore2

The 1930 U.S. Census for Ohio, Hardin Co., Forest, lists a 19 year old Charles Moore, son of Ralph C. Moore and Edna Moore with a brother, Ralph Jr. Moore.

There is no listing for a Chiles Moore found in the 1930 census so the newspaper article is probably a misprint or this was a nickname.

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 ¹The pasteboard frame and some of the photograph was removed to make the original framed photograph smaller. William Jesse Lehman was born August 5, 1891 so the photograph was taken sometime in the late summer or early fall of 1891 and possibly at the Trissler home on S. Patterson Street, Forest, Ohio.
 ²The Marion Star (Marion, OH) 3 Sep 1935. This article is actually misplaced but was among the clippings as they were scanned, so it ended up here.