John Ogle Moore B: 1801
Father: George Ogle Moore
Mother: Elizabeth armstrong
Married: Elizabeth Jones
Children: James Ogle Moore B: Ireland 1837 and Arthur William Moore B: Ireland 1836.
Arrived: Aboard the "Rattler" in 1852 with his wife and children.
Owned Tallarook Station via Seymour in Victoria Australia.
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Ogle Moore brushes with Fame
Helen Ogle Moore
Born: 1885 Dandenong Victoria Australia
Born to: Dr Henry (Hy) Ogle Moore and Jane Sara Montgomery
Died:11th November1968 in Malvern, Melbourne, Victoria aged 83 years
Helen did not marry.
Helen was the Chief Lieutenant of the work of Jessie Boucherett an advocate of the women's suffrage movement. She was working for womens rights way back then. When Jessie passed away, whe willed her dog "Rock" and a sum of money per annum to Helen Ogle Moore. (The Women's Suffrage Movement 1866 - 1928).
She is mentioned in:
‘An Unexpected Recruit to Feminism’: Jessie Boucherett’s ‘Feminist Life’ and the importance of being wealthy
Ellen Jordan; Anne Bridger
Women's History Review, 1747-583X, Volume 15, Issue 3, 2006, Pages 385 – 412
You go girl!
Phyllis Ogle Moore - god daughter to 31st President of the USA.
Born:1898 Western Australia
Born to: John Ogle Moore and Eena Lee Moore
Lived: 6 Elizabeth St Kalgoorlie "Hoover House"
Godfather: Herbert Hoover. 31st President of the USA. She received a silver napkin ring from him as a gift and used it all her life.
Sister: Jean Moore
School: Girls high School, Cottelsoe Western Australia (later became St Hilda's).
Phyllis danced for the famous ballerina, Anna Pavlova, as a child in Western Australia. Apparently Anna was impressed but Phyllis' grandmother would not hear of her joining the stage.
Phyllis' mother (Eena Lee Moore) was part of the "Smart Set" and attended many lavish balls and functions. The women wore elaborate gowns. Included in the "Smart Set" were many of the mothers, wives and daughter of the leading men of mining. Mrs Brookman was part of this set, her husband discovered many of the richest mines in the Golden Mile, Kalgoorlie.
king, Jean. (1988). Daughters of Midas. Hesperian Press.
Photo from Daughters of Midas.
Baroness Collins nee Jane Ogle Moore
Born:1841 Ireland
Born to: The Very Reverend William Ogle Moore and Anna Casey
Married: Sir Richard Henn Collins 1862 and became Baroness Collins from 1907.
Died: 5th March 1934.
Jane's husband was the third most senior Judge in Ireland and the first judge in the trials of Oscar Wilde. Sir Richard Henn Collins held many important positions.
Born: 1885 Dandenong Victoria Australia
Born to: Dr Henry (Hy) Ogle Moore and Jane Sara Montgomery
Died:11th November1968 in Malvern, Melbourne, Victoria aged 83 years
Helen did not marry.
Helen was the Chief Lieutenant of the work of Jessie Boucherett an advocate of the women's suffrage movement. She was working for womens rights way back then. When Jessie passed away, whe willed her dog "Rock" and a sum of money per annum to Helen Ogle Moore. (The Women's Suffrage Movement 1866 - 1928).
She is mentioned in:
‘An Unexpected Recruit to Feminism’: Jessie Boucherett’s ‘Feminist Life’ and the importance of being wealthy
Ellen Jordan; Anne Bridger
Women's History Review, 1747-583X, Volume 15, Issue 3, 2006, Pages 385 – 412
You go girl!
Phyllis Ogle Moore - god daughter to 31st President of the USA.
Born:1898 Western Australia
Born to: John Ogle Moore and Eena Lee Moore
Lived: 6 Elizabeth St Kalgoorlie "Hoover House"
Godfather: Herbert Hoover. 31st President of the USA. She received a silver napkin ring from him as a gift and used it all her life.
Sister: Jean Moore
School: Girls high School, Cottelsoe Western Australia (later became St Hilda's).
Phyllis danced for the famous ballerina, Anna Pavlova, as a child in Western Australia. Apparently Anna was impressed but Phyllis' grandmother would not hear of her joining the stage.Phyllis' mother (Eena Lee Moore) was part of the "Smart Set" and attended many lavish balls and functions. The women wore elaborate gowns. Included in the "Smart Set" were many of the mothers, wives and daughter of the leading men of mining. Mrs Brookman was part of this set, her husband discovered many of the richest mines in the Golden Mile, Kalgoorlie.
king, Jean. (1988). Daughters of Midas. Hesperian Press.
Photo from Daughters of Midas.
Baroness Collins nee Jane Ogle Moore
Born:1841 Ireland
Born to: The Very Reverend William Ogle Moore and Anna Casey
Married: Sir Richard Henn Collins 1862 and became Baroness Collins from 1907.
Died: 5th March 1934.
Jane's husband was the third most senior Judge in Ireland and the first judge in the trials of Oscar Wilde. Sir Richard Henn Collins held many important positions.
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