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		 	Name:  Charles Thomas Moon's Grocery Store in Scottsville
  
         
         Date:  ca. 1920
  
         
         Image Number:  DV23cdDV04.jpg
  
         
         Comments:  The Charles Thomas Moon grocery store sat between the Masonic Lodge and the very edge of Mink Creek on Scottsville's Main Street.  
		 On its first floor was the small store owned by Mr. Moon, Charles T. Moon Grocery, and this building's second floor hosted a small apartment.  Mr. Moon 
		 operated his grocery roughly between 1900-1920.
  
		 
		 Charles Thomas Moon was born on October 25, 1872, in the Fluvanna side of Scottsville and was the son of John Washington Moon and Martha Francis (Thomas) Moon.  
		 Charles married Margaret Willie Tutwiler in January 1897.  In the 1900-1910 U.S. census, Charles and Margaret Moon lived in Scottsville on the Fluvanna side of 
		 town, and Charles' occupation is listed as 'merchant' and 'grocery store.'  By 1920, Charles appears to have retired from the grocery store business, and in both 
		 1920-1930 U.S. Censuses, Charles listed his occupation as 'general farmer' on the Fluvanna Co. side of Scottsville.  It is unknown if anyone continued his 
		 grocery store business or if this store building on Scottsville's Main Street was repurposed or torn down.
  
		 
		 Charles Thomas Moon died in Scottsville on 22 April 1945, and his death certificate lists his 'usual occupation' as retired merchant.  He is buried at 
		 Scottsville Baptist Church Cemetery next to his wife, Maggie (Tutwiler) Moon.
  
		 
		 
		 
		 
		 
		
		 
		 
		  
		  
           
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		 Top Image Located On:  Capturing Our Heritage, CDDV04 
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		 Second Image Located On:  Scottsville Baptist Church Cemetery,  
		 See:  Scottsville Baptist Church Cemetery
		 
  
		 
		 Third Image Located On:  Scottsville Baptist Church Cemetery 
		 See:  Scottsville Baptist Church Cemetery
		
  
		 
		 
		 
		 
		 
		 
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