Herbert Moxley Pease (1868-1940)

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One of the photos in my great grandfather's collection of photographs from Keystone Academy in 1890-1891 is identified on the back as H.M Pease  Class of '91
Based on what I've been able to find online, I believe he is Herbert Moxley Pease ( ) of Jackson, Pennsylavnia

 A few minutes research on the web and Ancestry reveals basic information about Herbert Moxley Pease
1868 Jan 3      Born in Jackson, Susquehana, PA. Son of George H Pease and Esther Powers
1870                Lived in Jackson, PA with parents George H and Esther Pease
1880                Lived in Jackson with parents George H and Zilph A Pease
1890                Member of the Middle Class of Keystone Academy
1891                Graduated from Keystone Academy, Factoryville, PA. Listed as from Jackson
1895 Sept  19  Married Ida Blanche Shelley (Aug 6 1866 - Feb 16 1915 ), Tunkhannock, Wyoming, PA
1896 June 19   Son George E born
1898 Aug 26    Son Floyd H born
1900                Lived in Eaton, Wyoming, PA with wife  Blanch and 2 children
1902 Aug 9     Son Edward I born
1905 Dec        Daughter Esther Catherine born
1908 Oct 17    Son Wilbur born 
1910               Lived at 221 N Elmer Ave, Sayre, Bradford, PA. Listed as Rev. Herbert M Pease, Baptist Church. Living with wife Ida and 5 children
1915 Feb 16   Wife Ida Blanche died in Sayre, PA
1915               Lived at 221 N Elmer Ave, Sayve, PA. Listed as Rev. Herbert M Pease
1916 Aug 23  Married Nell Elizabeth Peckens, Jackson, PA  (Aug 7 1876 - 11 June 1972)
1919 Mar 10  Daughter Helen Elizabeth born 
1920              Lived in Oneida, Madison, NY with wife Nell Elizabeth and 5 children
1924 about    Daughter Mary P born
1930              Lived in Cooperstown, Otsego, NY with wife Nell and 3 children
1935              Lived in Cooperstown, NY
1940              Lived in New Milford, Susquehana, PA with wife Nellie E and 2 children
1940 Apr 30   Died at New Milford, PA. Buried at Tioga Point Cemetery, Athens, Bradford, PA



If you are related to Herbert Moxley Pease please feel free to download a copy of the photo and share it with your family and online. 
Location: Factoryville, PA 18419, USA

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