John, Colin Askham and Bill Hughes were friends who had worked together as Post Office messenger boys in Manchester. John William Moores later became a site foreman. Moores recalled years later: "Calling it the John Smith's football pool sounded a bit dodgy". Richard Bowden, Parson of Okehampton, vide Bampfield ped. Moores wrote: "I call upon them now to stand back, accept their limitations as joint owners, acknowledge their role in the club's current demise, and stand aside, with dignity". Bizarrely, though, it did not stop there: Mr Pitcher suspected someone was trying to find out about his financial affairs; Mr Dale, the chief executive, also became convinced he was being investigated. the Rev. Mrs Moores, whose 2million six-bedroom home was set in 2.8 acres, with a pool and separate staff quarters, left behind a 40million estate, as well as a sizeable trust fund. Historical Person Search Search Search Results Results Sir John I Moore (1594 - 1633) Try FREE for 14 days Try FREE for 14 days. 'I attach no weight to Christian's assertion insofar as it was put forward to support the notion that Mrs Moores intended in her will to exclude Matthew from sharing in the Patricia Trust Fund. Liverpool John Moores University is named in his honour. Winning works have included classic paintings by Jack Smith (Creation and Crucifixion), William Scott, Roger Hilton (March 1963) and David Hockney (Peter Getting Out of Nick's Pool). To my knowledge none of my "clients" won a penny. Already getting in the party mood! WHEN I was 16 I realised just what a genius Sir John Moores, the founder of Littlewoods, had been. http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1558-1603/member/mo https://archive.org/details/visitationofcoun06colbrich. John Moores, born into this family in 1896, became famous in Liverpool for starting up Littlewoods pools and mail order business and owning the Everton football club. In May 1922, Moores was posted back to Liverpool. = Anne, Da. Sir John Moore, (born Nov. 13, 1761, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scot.died Jan. 16, 1809, La Corua, Spain), British lieutenant general who led a famous retreat to La Corua (December 1808-January 1809) during the Napoleonic Peninsular War. Moores on occasion attacked socialism, but in November 1935 he called for coal miners to be paid more money and for them to have better working conditions. Moores attended the 1984, 1985 and 1986 FA Cup finals, all of which featured Everton. Profits plunged from pounds 49m in 1977 to pounds 11.5m in 1980. Agnes was John Mores first wife, and the mother of all his children. They still have their wealth, but the smile has faded. When John Clement, the new chairman brought in from Unigate, showed signs of supplanting Mr Pitcher and throwing his weight around, even he was dispensed with. Profits are thought to have been hit, not least by the impact of the National Lottery. The solution to that particular problem came from Colin Askham. His mother had intended to treat her three children 'equally in every respect' and so her fortune should be split three ways, he said. [2], He became chairman of Liverpool F.C. William Moore (ca 1705-1771) G8 William Moore probably married Sarah Lawrence (d. ca 1715) and had at least three sons, Saint Thomas was the son of Sir John More of More Place . Aged 84, Sir John returned, booted out his son and took back the reins. James Moore Sr. ( c. 1650 - 1706) was a senior officer of militia who served as the governor of Carolina from 1700 to 1703. On 21 March 1960, Moores gave up his chairmanship of the Pools business, and handed over the reins to his brother, Cecil, so he could become a director of Everton Football Club. ; ch: William (m. Jane Stawell) Moore. The old Oad screen in St. Mary's Church, Cullompton, which divides the Moore Chantry from the chancel, exhibits these arms impaled with those of Gambon, Botour of Exeter, Clivedon, Stawell, Walfron, Trowbridge, and other old families. 19 Mar. National Museums Liverpool. In 1923, 50 was a huge sum to invest in what based on Barnard's experience was a precarious venture, and as Moores himself remembered: "As I signed my own cheque at the bank, my hands were damp. Moore of Moore Hayes = Mary d. of Rich Bamfield, & sister to Sir Amias Bamfield ; ch: John (m. Cicily Sneg & Mary Coffin) Moore, (Pg.196 Gawin (m. Katherin Dowrish), Thomas, Giles, Elizab. They expected Moores to concur, but instead he said: "I'll pay each of you the 200 you've invested, if you'll sell me your shares". They represented a formidable duo: the eldest son and main heir, and the man in charge of safeguarding the family silver. Every Thursday night, for two years, I would trudge the streets of Barrow- in-Furness. [5], In a letter to The Times in May 2010, Moores admitted that he "hugely regrets" selling Liverpool to the American duo. 4 July 1937). The ensuing inquiry quickly took on a sinister aspect. Father dies eight days after getting stuck in indoor cave at tourist attraction: Tragedy at climbing wall as Celebrity chef Jock Zonfrillo was found dead at hotel aged 46 'after flying back to Australia on his own Cookery's ultimate hellraiser dead at 46: British Masterchef host Jock Zonfrillo lost his virginity at 12, King Charles' Coronation LIVE: Late monarch's confidante leaves grace-and-favour cottage, Princess Charlotte Death of Botox and fillers as Brits seek a 'natural' look: Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague inspires huge Did the King gift the late Queen's dresser Angela Kelly a house in bid to stop another royal memoir? In that time I must have collected around pounds 7,000. Mother of the UK's most premature twins who were given ZERO chance of survival says they are going from Do not sell or share my personal information. Betty, who shares much of her father's ambition but not his degree of business acumen, was given a seat on the board and Peter was made chairman. It was intended as a one-off, but its success led to it becoming a biennial event. This was followed on 6 July 1937 by the opening of the first Littlewoods department store in Blackpool. Dowrish ; ch: Francis, Peter, Henry, John (of Quethiocke) Moore, John of Quethiocke, 2 = John d. of Calmady of Saltashe ; ch: Katherine Moore __________________________________, John Moore of Moor Hayes = Elizabeth, da. Lt Gen Sir John Moore KB Born 13 Nov 1761 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland Ancestors Son of John Moore and Jean (Simson) Moore Brother of Charles Moore, Jean Moore, James Carrick Moore, Graham Moore GCB, Frances Moore Deputy Sec, Jane Moore [half], Charles Moore and Hamilton Moore Died 16 Jan 1809 in A Corua, La Coruna, Galicia, Spain They could not let their employers, the Commercial Cable Company, know what they were doing, or they would be fired. According to numerous history books Sir John Moore, the military strategist who defeated Napoleon in the Battle of Corunna in 1809, was never married. They expected Moores to concur, but instead he said: "I'll pay each of you the 200 you've invested, if you'll sell me your shares". This article was published: Sir Robert Gordon (Bob) Menzies (1894-1978), prime minister and barrister, was born on 20 December 1894 at Jeparit, Victoria, fourth of five children of Australian-born parents James Menzies, storekeeper, and his wife Kate, ne Sampson. Due to his father's great influence, he was able to rapidly rise to the rank of Lieutenant colonel before ever having seen service. . Moores' football-betting empire and Littlewoods stores made him one of Britain's richest men. Each Friday, I would take the entries to an office in the town centre and get paid: pounds 5. Moores had two operations, on his achilles tendon in May 1986, and then for an enlarged prostate in July 1986, but never fully recovered nor regained his health. Littlewoods was sold in 2002 for 750m.[3]. [13] The Littlewoods businesses were sold to the Barclay Brothers, nine years after Moores' death, in October 2002. Gawen Moore son George Moore son Grace Moore daughter Henry Moore son Humphrey Moore, of Moore Hayes son Jane Moore daughter John Moore son About Sir John Moore MORE, Sir John (c.1520-c.76), of Morehayes, Devon. Exeter Cathedral. The Covenanters had made a raid on the ammunition of the Cavaliers. from 1991 to 2007 and later the club's honorary life president. Sir John Forrest, 1st Baron Forrest of Bunbury (1847-1918), surveyor, explorer and politician, was born on 22 August 1847 at Preston Point, near Bunbury, Western Australia, fourth child and third son of the ten children of William Forrest and his wife Margaret Guthrie, ne Hill. In the meantime, the Moores will carry on fighting and debating, and even in these straitened times, adding to their millions. The empire was built from scratch by Sir John Moores, aided by his brother Cecil, with the pair rising from being the sons of a bricklayer to having, at one point, three female family members said to be richer than the Queen. This time, only one coupon was returned. Sir John Moore passed away in April 1633. He married Anne Cresacre on 13 June 1529, in Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom. Patrick Moores was born in 1851, at birth place, to John Moore and Ann Moore. John Moores created Littlewoods and made the Moores family one of the wealthiest in the UK. Husband of Catherine Pomeroy His son John Jnr paid tribute to his late father in an address. He had two operations straight after each other, on his achilles tendon and then for an enlarged prostate during the summer of 1986. They had issue: Thomas, Garret, Adam, Jane, Thomasine, Mary, Dorothy, Elizabeth and Anne. However, by 1922 he was back in England as the cable company stationed him at Liverpool, where he would live for the rest of his life. Adm. to her husband. Hamilton Daily News Journal (Newspaper) - July 15, 1965, Hamilton, Ohio Thursday july 15, 1965hamilton, Ohio journal a the daily news Page Nineteen Hamilton High school class of 1920 convenes for 45-year reunion the class of 1920, Hamilton High school held its 45-year reunion with a dinner program and dance at the Hamilton City club. b. c.1520, 1st s. of Humphrey More of Morehayes by Anne or Agnes, da. He would remain as Everton chairman first of all up to July 1965, resigning due to the poor health of his wife, who died two months later. . [13], Moores died at the age of 76 on 22 July 2022, just weeks after Marge's death. Genealogy for Sir John Moore (1558 - c.1592) family tree on Geni, with over 230 million profiles of ancestors and living relatives. After the war telegraphy took him away again. The idea may have come from the little mail-order firm Moores had started in 1921 in Ireland, and he knew that the enormous mailing list which pools had built up would be very helpful; but it was also inspired by the hardship and poverty prevalent everywhere in the bleak depression years at the beginning of the 1930s. That was the first intimation of what was going on - that there was a total breakdown of trust between some members of the family and senior employees, that private detectives were spying on selected executives. Meanwhile, the family is deeply divided. Barbara Clegg, Moores, Sir John (18961993), Aberdeen Press and Journal - Saturday 18 December 1993, Kenneth Bent Suenson-Taylor, 2nd Baron Grantchester, "Sir John Moores, 97, Briton Who Created A Gambling Empire", "h2g2 - Sir John Moores - 20th Century Entrepreneur", "h2g2 - Sir John Moores - 20th Century Entrepreneur - Edited Entry", College of Technology and Museum Extension, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=John_Moores_(British_businessman)&oldid=1152368047, Commanders of the Order of the British Empire, People associated with Liverpool John Moores University, Short description is different from Wikidata, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0, Elizabeth, Lady Grantchester (8 June 1925 2 February 2019) who married on 12 April 1947. Another publication/family tree shows George W Moore born in 1691 in Prince George's County Maryland, USA. On the 16 th January 1809 the conflict played out, fought between the French and British forces on the north-west coast of Spain in Galicia. . They chose a populist, low-budget route, stressing the stores offered value for money and playing to the Littlewoods good name. of John Bonville, base son of the Lord Bonville, and Alice, da. The John Moores Painting Prize is co-ordinated by National Museums Liverpool. The Littlewoods businesses were sold to the Barclay Brothers, nine years later, in October 2002. Network Security, a firm of corporate investigators was asked to look into possible frauds by executives in that department. Clearly, Barnard was struggling to make a profit. Moores married Ruby Knowles (13 October 1894 8 September 1965) in Liverpool on 19 September 1923. 1 . Christopher Moore. William More, 4 son, co. exr. on 18 September 1991. However, as profits fell from 49 million to 11million, (Moores remained on the board) he resumed the chairmanship on 10 October 1980. At a meeting of the company's audit committee, attended by some members of the family, it was suggested Network might like to launch a new inquiry, to look into one of the deals struck by Pitcher - who, by now, had retired as chairman but remained on the board - and Dale and Guha. . At a meeting of the company's audit committee, attended by some family members, it was suggested Network might launch a new inquiry, to look into one of the deals struck by Mr Pitcher - who, by now, had retired as chairman but remained on the board - and Mr Dale and Mr Guha. More significant, say insiders, is not these meetings, which are due to be held in the next few weeks, but the gathering of the clan next spring to hear this year's financial results. John Moores was born into a working-class family in Eccles, near Salford, Lancashire on 25 January 1896. In the 2006 Sunday Times Rich List, the Moores' family wealth was estimated at 1,160m. At the age of 12, John got his first job, helping with a milk round before school started. Thomas More was born on February 7 1478, in City of London, to John More and Agnes More. They could see why John Jervis Barnard's idea of a football pool had failed in Birmingham. Early years The unthinkable, bankruptcy, started to become a distinct possibility. of his father's will, d. 20 Feb. 1516, M.I. Bill Hughes suggested they cut their losses and forget the whole thing. Nine years later in 1966 an IBM System/360 computer was installed. It is well that the pages of the BIBLIOGRAPHER should show in its truer and more instructive light the character of a man of profound learning, remarkable talents, and benevolent disposition. Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? It was amassed through the iconic Littlewoods football pools and mail order retail empire, and over the years the family has owned both Liverpool and Everton football clubs. and h. of . Network was asked to assess whether Lorad, which agreed to help Littlewoods cut out the middle man in the region, was being treated too generously. He was called to a meeting in Littlewoods head office, grilled for several hours on a whole range of issues, most of which were completely trivial, then sacked. Born in Milk Street in London, Thomas More was the son of Sir John More, a successful lawyer and later judge, and his wife Agnes (ne Graunger). Born. Colin Askham agreed. It had not been particularly successful. https://archive.org/stream/visitationofcoun06colbrich#page/195/mode https://archive.org/stream/visitationofcoun06colbrich#page/196/mode http://books.google.com/books?id=GmqlIibS95IC&pg=PA721&lpg=PA721&dq http://books.google.com/books?id=lLZwAAAAIAAJ&pg=RA1-PA57&lpg=RA1-P John Moore of Moore Hayes = ; ch: William Moore of Moore Hayes, William Moore of Moore Hayes = ; ch: John Moore of Moore Hayes, John Moore of Moore Hayes = ; ch: Moris Moore of Moore Hayes, Moris Moore of Moore Hayes = ; ch: Humphrie (m. Anne Pollard) Moore of Moore Hayes. At the end of the first year the turnover was 100,000. [5] In the early Summer of 1920 he was posted to their training school in Bixteth Street, Liverpool but after being taught to touch type, seventy to eighty words per minute and how to read cable slip, in November 1920, Moores was posted to Waterville in County Kerry, Ireland. But Christian argued that their mother still wanted Matthew to get less than the others, even on her death bed, because her relationship with him had 'cooled' over the years. . Moores had always been an avid football fan from when he was very young. The Moores are one of the UK's richest families, with a fortune valued at 1.21billion last year - amassed through the Littlewoods football pools and the family's mail-order retail empire The. John was born after 1580. In 1978 he was awarded the first Gold Medal for achievement, and in June 1980 he was knighted. Barnard had devised a 'football pool', where punters would bet on the outcome of football matches. One group, fed up with the internal squabbles and thought to represent 30 per cent of the shares, wants to sell out completely. Mr Pitcher, it was felt by some members of the family, was too big for his boots. Moore is an English surname over 1100 years old, originally describing location, living near a "moor" (marshy bog). John Moore. And so, in 1923, the Littlewood Football Pool as it was called originally was started. Their son Thomas More (1531-1606), married Mary, daughter of John Scrope of. John Moore of University Coll., Oxford, Rector of Knaptoft, d. 1657. The businesses continued to expand, and his two sons were given roles in the chain stores and at director level. Barnard had devised a 'football pool', where punters would bet on the outcome of football matches. . One group, understood to represent 30 per cent of the shares, want to sell-out completely. An extraordinary general meeting where a vote will be taken to allow Mr Dale to see the books is finely balanced. Network was asked to assess whether Lorad, which agreed to help Littlewoods cut out the middle man in the region, was being treated too generously. We met for dinner in Chester where he lived. Dr. Moore was born at the latter end of the reign of Charles I., in the little hamlet of Sutton, Leicestershire. A photograph was produced of the two of us walking along the street in Chester and Mr Guha was instantly sacked. It was not an instant success. He was born about 1620 and died 1681 3) Sir John Moore, son of Dr. John Moore the physician, became a distinguished English general, after entering the army in his fifteenth year. On 3 August 1972, Moores regained the chairmanship and was chairman until 1 August 1973 when he resigned for the second and final time. Please refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in, Find your bookmarks in your Independent Premium section, under my profile. With bets totalling 4 7s 6d (4.37), the 10 per cent deducted did not cover the three men's expenses. John came from a line of bricklayers, his great-grandfather Sidney Moores was one (18181884), as was his grandfather John Moores (18471910), though he eventually set up a small building contractors business, and was landlord of the Church Inn where the future owner of Littlewoods was born. [4] Shortly afterwards however, he was soon accepted in a course at the Post Office School of Telegraphy. After the departure of Moores, Kenny Dalglish returned to the manager's position amid rumours that he had wanted to return in the mid-1990s, but was frustrated by the hesitancy and inconsistency of the decision-makers at Liverpool. At first, Pitcher's appointments, especially those of Mr Dale, his deputy and Prodip Guha, in charge of stores, were tolerated. bility lifted from his shoulders, did not agree. Pregnant Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice are joined by their Ballet princess! of his father's will, d. 6 Dec. 1581, M.I. = Dorothy, da. aka John C Suenson-Taylor, educated at the London School of Economics, now a wealthy gentleman farmer in Cheshire. ^ http://www.findmypast.co.uk/search/all/results?recordCount=-1&foren ^ http://www.projectcobb.org.uk/bbhof/bbhof_jmoores.pdf ^ Barbara Clegg, Moores, Sir John (18961993), Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004 [1], accessed 28 January 2008 Unless stated otherwise, all dates are from the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Thomas Moore 1584 - 1645. The following month it was revealed he left an estate valued at 10 million gross in his will that he made on 11 March 1988. They had four children: In 1992, Liverpool Polytechnic took the name Liverpool John Moores University in his honour upon being granted University status. Moores admitted that he considered giving up on the business himself, but was encouraged by his wife, who told him "I would rather be married to a man who is haunted by failure rather than one haunted by regret". ante, page 39. ; ch: Elizabeth (m. John Berrge), Grace, Giles (m. Barbara Willinge), Thomas, Gawin (m. Katherine Dowrish), Sir John (m. Cicilye Sneg & Mary Coffin) Moore. Kate takes Charlotte to watch Cinderella at the Royal Opera House ahead of her 8th Fury at vegan school dinners: Farmers vow to resist council moves to go plant-based by scrapping meat and 'Grandpa King is adorable!' He was delighted when his elder daughter, Betty, married Kenneth Suenson- Taylor, later the second Baron Grantchester, and mortified when John, his eldest son and heir, came out as a socialist with more interest in good works than making money. Between 1933 and August 1940 Moores was a Conservative councillor for the Sefton parish for Sefton Rural District and West Lancashire Rural District. [11], Moores was married to wife Marge in 1983 until her death in 2022. That offer has now been formalised in a letter from his advisers to the board. The screen for King Charles' coronation anointing is revealed, Devastating tornado picks up car and hurls it through air in Florida, Ukraine drone strike hits major fuel depot in port Sevastopol, Women's rights activists and pro-trans campaigners separated, Historic chairs to be reused by the King for the coronation service, Hundreds of Household Division members rehearse for coronation, Russian freight train derails and bursts into flames after explosion, 'You motherf***ers don't understand': Bam Margera details 'turmoil', Moment large saltwater crocodile snatches pet dog off beach in QLD, Doctor slams Laurence Fox for 'spewing out biased views', Monstrous tornado seen bearing down on Palm Beach, Braverman: People crossing Channel are 'at odds with British values'. On 28 May 1982 he was made life president of the organisation. ; ch: Richard, Margaret (m. John Walrond), John (3 son), William (m. Dorothy Trowbridge), Phillip (5 son), Morris (m. Cicely Bonville) Moore. Their difficulties go much deeper than puffed-up public relations men and corporate financiers scenting blood. He was cremated six days later at Southport. The forebears were Scots on the paternal side and Cornish on the maternal. Sports of all kinds had always interested him. At first, Mr Pitcher's appointments - especially those of Mr Dale, his deputy, and Prodip Guha, in charge of stores - were tolerated. This family tree from the 19th century shows descent from Thomas Moore, through Anthony Roper's daughter Isabel to Isabella Wiseman, wife of Sir . Lady Grantchester, daughter of Sir John Moores was the family head which was ranked joint 32nd in the 2009 Sunday Times Rich List with assets worth 1.2 bn. The award winning movie by name" A Man For All Seasons" depicts his life. Five grandchildren were also left specific gifts of jewellery, plus 1million to split equally between them. He was cremated six days later in Southport in a funeral attended by family members only. Popular and gregarious, Nigel, the nephew of Sir John, was a uniting influence, someone around whom the rest of the family could rally - in short, a future chairman. It was the second family tragedy that year for the Moores family. Together, this triumvirate of Pitcher, Dale and Guha transformed the outlook. John Moores is also understood to want to sell his shares while retaining some sort of association. Her three adult children, Christian Velarde, 63, Rebecca Velarde and Matthew Velarde, 61, subsequently went to court fighting over part of her fortune. In 1970 Moores was made a Freeman of the city of Liverpool. Network Security, a firm of corporate investigators, was asked to look into possible frauds. The John Moores Painting Prize is co-ordinated by National Museums Liverpool. Jamie Redknapp sells six-bed Surrey mansion he shared with both his wives for 4.95M Partygate civil servant Sue Gray could be barred from joining Labour for a year as 'vindictive' Cabinet Why you DON'T need to ask your in-laws' permission to propose! [14], "Top 10 richest people in British football", "FACTBOX-Soccer-Who owns Liverpool Football Club", "Former owner David Moores calls for Liverpool sale", "Souness' Anfield agony LFChistory Stats galore for Liverpool FC! Will 9 Nov. 1509, pro. So they decided to print 10,000 coupons, and took them to Hull, where they were handed out before a big game. = ch: Margery (m. Humphrey Berry) More. He was a hard worker but developed a drink problem. Muir is a Scottish variant on the name. That was the first intimation of what was going on at Littlewoods, that there was a total breakdown of trust between some members of the family and senior employees, that private detectives were spying on selected senior executives. On 23 March 1986 Moores was burgled and tied up in his home. Moores admitted that he considered giving up on the business himself, but was encouraged by his wife, who told him "I would rather be married to a man who is haunted by failure rather than one haunted by regret". While the company made noises about finding a new chief executive, Mr Dale, who is pursuing the company for unfair dismissal, was plotting his revenge. No outside employment was allowed. It was a brilliant business: the responsibility for counting the money and checking the forms were filled in correctly was all mine. Sir John "of Moorhayes" Moore Born about 1520 in Moorhayes, Cullompton, Devon, England [uncertain] Ancestors Son of Humphrey Moore and Agnes (Pollard) Moore [sibling (s) unknown] Husband of Catherine (Pomeroy) Moore married [date unknown] [location unknown] Descendants Father of Humphrey Moore Died about 1576 [location unknown] He is best known for leading several invasions of Spanish Florida during Queen Anne's War, including attacks in 1704 and 1706 which wiped out most of the Spanish missions in Florida. _________________. Son of Humphrey Moore and Agnes or Anne Moore According to Harpers & Queen, one of the male Moores saw a rare Porsche in a showroom window in Paris recently and bought it: at a cost of pounds 600,000. In 1928, Cecil Moores devised a security system to prevent cheating. In late January 1947, Moores fell ill and contracted meningitis he spent two weeks in hospital. On 25 September 1993, Sir John Moores died at his home, "Fairways", at Shireburn Road, Freshfield, Formby, where he had lived since 1930. New York had the highest population of Moore families in 1840. Then, say those close to the family, may well be the moment when the decision is finally taken to sell. and coh. He died on 17 June 1545, in Lympstone, Devon, England, at the age of 35. 1938), American geologist who specializes in the understanding of ophiolites He took out a five-year 1 million life insurance policy and put some of his shares in trust for his children (with various conditions they were not allowed to sell the shares, his daughters received half as many as his sons in case they married as he did not want any men who were not family having influence over his business, and no child would have any shareholder power until they were 30 years old). Then, say those close to the family, may well be the moment when the decision is finally taken to sell. Colin Askham agreed. She died in February 2019. Richard, son and heir to John Marshall. Profits are thought to have been hit, not least by the impact of the National Lottery on the pools. Children . = Joan, da. The first John Moores exhibition was held in 1957, six years after the Walker Art Gallery re-opened after World War II. Sir John More (c.1451-1530) and Agnes Graunger (d.1499): John and Agnes were married in the church of St Giles without Cripplegate, London, on th24 April 1474. The breakthrough came when the owner of the coupon printing company Arthur Bottomes suggested that he took his exact expenses out (plus a bit extra) before calculating the winning payout. = Jane, da. James Note of London, vide ped. Some claim descent from a John Moore who went to Virginia in 1620, but his English ancestry is unknown.
Jen Beattie Partner,
Endangered Missing Person Alert Chicago Today,
Articles S
