Another George Ogle Moore

Born: Dublin 1862
Died: Princess Rd Kew, Melbourne, Victoria 1943 aged 81 years
Married: Chirst Church, Rev B. Newport White, South Yarra, Melbourne,Victoria 11th November 1890. Marreid Ethel McCrae Palmer daughter of TW Palmer and Katherine Susannah McCrae.

Son of  John James Ogle Moore and Susan Griffiths.

George migrated to Australia in August 1863 as an infant, on board the "Result" with his parents. He was their first born child. Four more children would be born in Australia, James (John) Ogle Moore, Emma Teresa Moore, Alice Henrietta Ogle Moore and Jane Elizabeth Francis Moore.
George was a student at Wesley College. He sat his matriculation, University of Melbourne in 1882. He went onto study medicine and graduated Doctor MBCS England 1890. He was registered as a doctor in Victoria, Tasmania (1888) and Western Australia (1896).
He death is recorded as at the family home in Princess Rd Kew, Melbourne, Victoria.

"Molly Astore" by George Ogle to Maryann Moore

This is a poem written to Maryann Moore by George Ogle. He proposed to Maryann however, she knocked back his offer. Later George married Maryann's sister Elizabeth and Maryann married her cousin John. This couple named their son after George Ogle who had no children of his own.

Molly Astore

As down by Banna’s banks I strayed,

One evening in May,

The little birds in blithest notes,

Made vocal every spray;

They sung their little tales of love, 

They sung them o’er and o’er. 

An grá-ma-cree, ma colleen óge,

My Molly astore.

I laid me down upon a bank,

Bewailing my sad fate,

That doomed me thus the slave of love,

And cruel Molly’s hate;

How can she break the honest heart

That wears her in its core?

An grá-ma-cree, ma colleen óge,

My Molly astore.

You said you loved me, Molly dear!

Ah! why did I believe?

Yet who could think such tender words

Were meant but to deceive?

That love was all I asked on earth—

Nay, Heaven could give no more.

An grá-ma-cree, ma colleen óge,

My Molly astore.

Then fare thee well, my Molly dear!

Thy loss I e’er shall moan,

Whilst life remains in this fond heart,

‘Twill beat for thee alone;

Though thou art false, my Heaven on thee

Its choicest blessings pour.

An grá-ma-cree, ma colleen óge,

My Molly astore.

Kissing Cousins

The Ogle Moore clan began with the children of John and Maryann Moore. These two were reportedly first cousins.

Maryann Moore B: 1745 Linraken, Ireland. Daughter of William Moore and Francis Hodson.
John Moore: B: Morocco.

This couple had 5 children:

• George Ogle Moore married ELizabeth Armstrong (6 children).
  
• Lorenzo Moore married Lady Eliza Sophia (4 children).
  
• Lt Ogle Moore
• Oliver Moore
• John Moore

Little information is known by the author about Ogle, Oliver and John Moore.