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| The inscription on the monument in the Jewish cemetery reads: "Felix Moses, a Confederate Soldier and a True Friend- 1827-1886." | The inscription on the monument in the Jewish cemetery reads: "Felix Moses, a Confederate Soldier and a True Friend- 1827-1886." | ||
| - | Recorded as being present at the memorial services in Cincinnati presided over by the late Rabbi David Philipson, we find the following pioneer Boone County family names: Brady, Bristow, Campbell, Childress, [[conner family|Conner]], [[crisler family|Crisler]], [[gaines family|Gaines]], Goodridge, [[grant family|Grant]], Graves, Helm, Hewitt, Huey, Kelly, Kennedy, Lamkin, Lassing, Norman, Parker, Presser, [[riddell family|Riddle]], [[riley family|Riley]], Robinson, [[rouse family|Rouse]], [[ryle family|Ryle]], Scott, Smith, [[souther family|Souther]], Stephens, Sullivan, [[terrill family|Terrill]], [[utz family|Utz]], [[walton family|Walton]] and White. | + | Recorded as being present at the memorial services in Cincinnati presided over by the late Rabbi David Philipson, we find the following pioneer Boone County family names: Brady, Bristow, Campbell, Childress, [[conner family|Conner]], [[crisler family|Crisler]], [[gaines family|Gaines]], Goodridge, [[grant family|Grant]], Graves, Helm, Hewitt, Huey, Kelly, Kennedy, Lamkin, Lassing, Norman, Parker, Presser, [[riddell family|Riddle]], [[riley family|Riley]], Robinson, [[rouse family|Rouse]], [[ryle family|Ryle]], Scott, Smith, [[souther family|Souther]], [[stephens_family|Stephens]], Sullivan, [[terrill family|Terrill]], [[utz family|Utz]], [[walton family|Walton]] and White. |
| Other Boone County historians say that after the body had been removed to Cincinnati for the Jewish burial, a Christian funeral service was preached at [[Florence Christian Church]]. It was not unusual, they said to hold services after the body had been interred. Mose made Florence his home during his entire peddling career. Florence Christian Church still is in use today. It stands at the junction of U.S. 25 and U.S. 42. | Other Boone County historians say that after the body had been removed to Cincinnati for the Jewish burial, a Christian funeral service was preached at [[Florence Christian Church]]. It was not unusual, they said to hold services after the body had been interred. Mose made Florence his home during his entire peddling career. Florence Christian Church still is in use today. It stands at the junction of U.S. 25 and U.S. 42. | ||
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