Born 25 June
1897 at Beerston, Delaware County, New York
Died 10 July
1991 at Eaton, Madison County, New York
Myron was
the first of five children born to Lewis Cone More and Julia Florence Love More. He was raised at Beerston, a community in the
Town of Walton, New York, where his father was the owner and operator of a farm. He
graduated from Delhi State School of Agriculture and Domestic Science at Delhi,
New York in 1918. He worked with his father for several years and, in the
summer of 1920, he traveled to Camas, Montana to visit an uncle and then spent
some time at Auburn, Washington. He wintered at Santa Barbara, California about
1922 and also visited Mexico, Florida, and eastern Atlantic states before
returning to Walton. Myron resided at Hobart, New York and worked on a farm
when he married to Alice Amanda Dayton on 29 December 1923 at North
Harpersfield, New York. Alice was an office worker residing at North
Harpersfield when they married. They made their home first at Stamford, New
York. It was here, in 1925, that their first child, Marjorie Louise More, was
stillborn. Myron and Alice relocated almost right away to Hamden, New York
where he was a farm laborer and relocated to Walton in 1926 where he was
engaged at a feed store. He was active in his community as a member of Odd
Fellows Lodge, Number 824 at Walton. They relocated late in 1930 to Franklin,
New York where he was the owner and operator of a dairy farm. Sometime after
1950, they relocated to Holmesville, a hamlet in New Berlin, New York. Myron
and Alice were the parents of five children; four daughters and one son. Alice
died in 1973 and Myron married next to widow Harriet Minerva Tripp Lewis on 12 September 1976 at Sherburne, New York.
Myron and Harriet had no children. Sometime after their marriage, Myron and
Harriet relocated to Madison County, New York. Harriet died at Hamilton, New
York on 7 June 1991 and Myron died a month later at Eaton. Myron was buried next
to his first wife at Walton Cemetery. He was my third cousin three times
removed.
©2016 Cindy Coffell
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