Wells Family - Person Sheet
Wells Family - Person Sheet
NameCharles Glenn Moats 
Birth18 Feb 1880, Washburn, Woodford Co, IL
Census9 Jun 1900, Denver, Denver Co, CO
Memoroll#117, pg 8
Census25 Apr 1910, St Joseph, Berrien Co, MI
Memoroll#638, pg 12
Census26 Jan 1920, Chicago, Cook Co, IL
Memoroll#361, pg 12
Census2 Apr 1930, South Bay, Thurston Co, WA
Memoroll#2521, pg 1
Death26 Mar 1949, Thurston Co, WA
MemoCert 5670
FatherAndrew T. Moats (1852-1924)
MotherEva Marie White (1860-1897)
Misc. Notes
Charles is listed as C. G. Moats, a bicycle builder (20, IL) rooming with the Trout family in Denver in 1900. He was married to Jessie A. MacDonald on20 Oct 1900 in Denver, CO.
In 1910 he was living in St Joseph, MI as a machinist (30, IL) in a boat factory, with his wife Jessie (29, IN) and son Harold (8, IL). By 1920 he and wife Jessie had moved to Chicago, where he was working as a conductor for the railroad.
He was divorced or widowed, since by 1930 he was remarried to Nellie L. Kinney (42, IA). They were living in Washington state, where he worked as a Pullman Conductor (50, IL) for the railroad, along with niece Edith M. Kinney and his mother-in-law, Martha E. Kinney. In 1942 he was still living in Olympia, WA with his wife Nellie when he registered for the WWII Draft. His wife Nellie lived to be 105, and died in 1993.
In 1910 he was living in St Joseph, MI as a machinist (30, IL) in a boat factory, with his wife Jessie (29, IN) and son Harold (8, IL). By 1920 he and wife Jessie had moved to Chicago, where he was working as a conductor for the railroad.
He was divorced or widowed, since by 1930 he was remarried to Nellie L. Kinney (42, IA). They were living in Washington state, where he worked as a Pullman Conductor (50, IL) for the railroad, along with niece Edith M. Kinney and his mother-in-law, Martha E. Kinney. In 1942 he was still living in Olympia, WA with his wife Nellie when he registered for the WWII Draft. His wife Nellie lived to be 105, and died in 1993.