CALLED FROM LIFE - Charlottesville, VA., Aug. 29. - Capt. I. K. Moran, aged 76, civil war veteran and for nearly 20 years bursar at the University of Virginia, is dead at his home, "Montebello," after a brief illness. He had lived practically all of his life in Virginia, his parents having removed to Rockbridge County in his early youth from Zanesville, Ohio, where he was born. At the outbreak of the war he enlisted as a private in Company D, Fourteenth Regiment, Virginia Infantry, Col. William C. White, Armstead's Brigade, Pickett's Division, Longstreets Corps, C. S. A. his father, Charles N. Moran, was a member of the Fifth Regiment, Stonewall Brigade.
With other boys of the county, Capt. Moran saw service in the Shenandoah Valley until 1863, when he transferred to field service. He received several wounds in the fierce attacks and defeat of Butler's army at Drewry's Bluff on May 16, 1864, where with the amputation on the field of his left leg above the knee, his active service came to an end for a time.
Upon his recovery he went back info service and In 1865 he was captured and sent as a prisoner of war to Ohio. On his way back to Virginia after the end of hostilities in April of that year he sojourned with friends for a time in Frankfort, Ky., and there he met and wooed the lady who later became his wife - Miss Eleanor H. Nourse. of a well known family of the Blue Grass section.
Capt. Moran la survived by a son. Charles E. Moran, the present clerk of the corporation court of the city and deputy clerk of the circut court of Albemarle county, and three daughters, the Misses Virginia E., Sarepta A., and Edna J. Moran, all of this city. Miss Sarepta Moran is assistant principal of the city high school.
The funeral will be held at the university chapel and Interment will take place In the university cemetery.
The Times Recorder
Zanesville, Ohio
30 Aug 1921, Tue • Page 5
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Received in e-mail from Find A Grave contributor #48394247, 27 Apr 2016:
According to Census data from:
http://www.ancestry.com/genealogy/records/sarepta-ann-moran_177678017
Siblings:
Alexander Moran
1841-Unknown
William T Moran
1844-Unknown
Charles P Moran
1849-Unknown
Virginia Moran
1850-Unknown
Eliza Jane Campbell
1853-Unknown
Dicey Victoria Campbell
1853-1942
Robert H Moran
1859-Unknown
With other boys of the county, Capt. Moran saw service in the Shenandoah Valley until 1863, when he transferred to field service. He received several wounds in the fierce attacks and defeat of Butler's army at Drewry's Bluff on May 16, 1864, where with the amputation on the field of his left leg above the knee, his active service came to an end for a time.
Upon his recovery he went back info service and In 1865 he was captured and sent as a prisoner of war to Ohio. On his way back to Virginia after the end of hostilities in April of that year he sojourned with friends for a time in Frankfort, Ky., and there he met and wooed the lady who later became his wife - Miss Eleanor H. Nourse. of a well known family of the Blue Grass section.
Capt. Moran la survived by a son. Charles E. Moran, the present clerk of the corporation court of the city and deputy clerk of the circut court of Albemarle county, and three daughters, the Misses Virginia E., Sarepta A., and Edna J. Moran, all of this city. Miss Sarepta Moran is assistant principal of the city high school.
The funeral will be held at the university chapel and Interment will take place In the university cemetery.
The Times Recorder
Zanesville, Ohio
30 Aug 1921, Tue • Page 5
∼
Received in e-mail from Find A Grave contributor #48394247, 27 Apr 2016:
According to Census data from:
http://www.ancestry.com/genealogy/records/sarepta-ann-moran_177678017
Siblings:
Alexander Moran
1841-Unknown
William T Moran
1844-Unknown
Charles P Moran
1849-Unknown
Virginia Moran
1850-Unknown
Eliza Jane Campbell
1853-Unknown
Dicey Victoria Campbell
1853-1942
Robert H Moran
1859-Unknown
CALLED FROM LIFE - Charlottesville, VA., Aug. 29. - Capt. I. K. Moran, aged 76, civil war veteran and for nearly 20 years bursar at the University of Virginia, is dead at his home, "Montebello," after a brief illness. He had lived practically all of his life in Virginia, his parents having removed to Rockbridge County in his early youth from Zanesville, Ohio, where he was born. At the outbreak of the war he enlisted as a private in Company D, Fourteenth Regiment, Virginia Infantry, Col. William C. White, Armstead's Brigade, Pickett's Division, Longstreets Corps, C. S. A. his father, Charles N. Moran, was a member of the Fifth Regiment, Stonewall Brigade.
With other boys of the county, Capt. Moran saw service in the Shenandoah Valley until 1863, when he transferred to field service. He received several wounds in the fierce attacks and defeat of Butler's army at Drewry's Bluff on May 16, 1864, where with the amputation on the field of his left leg above the knee, his active service came to an end for a time.
Upon his recovery he went back info service and In 1865 he was captured and sent as a prisoner of war to Ohio. On his way back to Virginia after the end of hostilities in April of that year he sojourned with friends for a time in Frankfort, Ky., and there he met and wooed the lady who later became his wife - Miss Eleanor H. Nourse. of a well known family of the Blue Grass section.
Capt. Moran la survived by a son. Charles E. Moran, the present clerk of the corporation court of the city and deputy clerk of the circut court of Albemarle county, and three daughters, the Misses Virginia E., Sarepta A., and Edna J. Moran, all of this city. Miss Sarepta Moran is assistant principal of the city high school.
The funeral will be held at the university chapel and Interment will take place In the university cemetery.
The Times Recorder
Zanesville, Ohio
30 Aug 1921, Tue • Page 5
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Received in e-mail from Find A Grave contributor #48394247, 27 Apr 2016:
According to Census data from:
http://www.ancestry.com/genealogy/records/sarepta-ann-moran_177678017
Siblings:
Alexander Moran
1841-Unknown
William T Moran
1844-Unknown
Charles P Moran
1849-Unknown
Virginia Moran
1850-Unknown
Eliza Jane Campbell
1853-Unknown
Dicey Victoria Campbell
1853-1942
Robert H Moran
1859-Unknown
With other boys of the county, Capt. Moran saw service in the Shenandoah Valley until 1863, when he transferred to field service. He received several wounds in the fierce attacks and defeat of Butler's army at Drewry's Bluff on May 16, 1864, where with the amputation on the field of his left leg above the knee, his active service came to an end for a time.
Upon his recovery he went back info service and In 1865 he was captured and sent as a prisoner of war to Ohio. On his way back to Virginia after the end of hostilities in April of that year he sojourned with friends for a time in Frankfort, Ky., and there he met and wooed the lady who later became his wife - Miss Eleanor H. Nourse. of a well known family of the Blue Grass section.
Capt. Moran la survived by a son. Charles E. Moran, the present clerk of the corporation court of the city and deputy clerk of the circut court of Albemarle county, and three daughters, the Misses Virginia E., Sarepta A., and Edna J. Moran, all of this city. Miss Sarepta Moran is assistant principal of the city high school.
The funeral will be held at the university chapel and Interment will take place In the university cemetery.
The Times Recorder
Zanesville, Ohio
30 Aug 1921, Tue • Page 5
∼
Received in e-mail from Find A Grave contributor #48394247, 27 Apr 2016:
According to Census data from:
http://www.ancestry.com/genealogy/records/sarepta-ann-moran_177678017
Siblings:
Alexander Moran
1841-Unknown
William T Moran
1844-Unknown
Charles P Moran
1849-Unknown
Virginia Moran
1850-Unknown
Eliza Jane Campbell
1853-Unknown
Dicey Victoria Campbell
1853-1942
Robert H Moran
1859-Unknown
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son of Charles N. and Sarepta A. Moran
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