Joseph Moch was born in Dakem township, Emmons County, the son of Jacob and Katherine (Horner) Moch, on March 8, 1909.
Elsie Evelyn Dickson was born near Lake
Norden, SD, October 30,1910, the daughter of Olivia Dickson.
Joseph and Elsie were married January 2,1933, at
Hazelton, ND. The Moch's spent the first years at
Fort Peck, MT, where their first of five sons,
Thomas David was born. Thomas married Helen
Geiger and they are the parents of Thomas,
Carmen, Girard and Christopher; Patrick Douglas
married Lillian Bernhart, and they have three
children, Gregory, Guy and Jody Lynn; Lancescott
Daniel married Patricia Adams, and they have two
children, Daniel and Dustin; Alfred Darrel married
Virginia Stoller, and their two children are Allen
and Jacqueline. The youngest son, Joseph, is single.
All of the Moch boys served their country.
Over the years, J.J. has been in many different
businesses, some of them in Kintyre. Other than
farming, they were Moch's Auto and Farm Supply,
Grocery Store and Joe's Place, a combination bar
and pool hall.
Elsie became ill in 1964, and after a lengthy
illness, passed away on July 15, 1965, and is buried
at the Catholic Cemetery, about one-half mile south
of Steele.
Joseph, after selling out the last of his farm
holdings to his son Patrick, has now retired. In his
retirement he has taken it upon himself to help the
disabled and others that need transportation and
other help.
Elsie Evelyn Dickson was born near Lake
Norden, SD, October 30,1910, the daughter of Olivia Dickson.
Joseph and Elsie were married January 2,1933, at
Hazelton, ND. The Moch's spent the first years at
Fort Peck, MT, where their first of five sons,
Thomas David was born. Thomas married Helen
Geiger and they are the parents of Thomas,
Carmen, Girard and Christopher; Patrick Douglas
married Lillian Bernhart, and they have three
children, Gregory, Guy and Jody Lynn; Lancescott
Daniel married Patricia Adams, and they have two
children, Daniel and Dustin; Alfred Darrel married
Virginia Stoller, and their two children are Allen
and Jacqueline. The youngest son, Joseph, is single.
All of the Moch boys served their country.
Over the years, J.J. has been in many different
businesses, some of them in Kintyre. Other than
farming, they were Moch's Auto and Farm Supply,
Grocery Store and Joe's Place, a combination bar
and pool hall.
Elsie became ill in 1964, and after a lengthy
illness, passed away on July 15, 1965, and is buried
at the Catholic Cemetery, about one-half mile south
of Steele.
Joseph, after selling out the last of his farm
holdings to his son Patrick, has now retired. In his
retirement he has taken it upon himself to help the
disabled and others that need transportation and
other help.
Joseph Moch was born in Dakem township, Emmons County, the son of Jacob and Katherine (Horner) Moch, on March 8, 1909.
Elsie Evelyn Dickson was born near Lake
Norden, SD, October 30,1910, the daughter of Olivia Dickson.
Joseph and Elsie were married January 2,1933, at
Hazelton, ND. The Moch's spent the first years at
Fort Peck, MT, where their first of five sons,
Thomas David was born. Thomas married Helen
Geiger and they are the parents of Thomas,
Carmen, Girard and Christopher; Patrick Douglas
married Lillian Bernhart, and they have three
children, Gregory, Guy and Jody Lynn; Lancescott
Daniel married Patricia Adams, and they have two
children, Daniel and Dustin; Alfred Darrel married
Virginia Stoller, and their two children are Allen
and Jacqueline. The youngest son, Joseph, is single.
All of the Moch boys served their country.
Over the years, J.J. has been in many different
businesses, some of them in Kintyre. Other than
farming, they were Moch's Auto and Farm Supply,
Grocery Store and Joe's Place, a combination bar
and pool hall.
Elsie became ill in 1964, and after a lengthy
illness, passed away on July 15, 1965, and is buried
at the Catholic Cemetery, about one-half mile south
of Steele.
Joseph, after selling out the last of his farm
holdings to his son Patrick, has now retired. In his
retirement he has taken it upon himself to help the
disabled and others that need transportation and
other help.
Elsie Evelyn Dickson was born near Lake
Norden, SD, October 30,1910, the daughter of Olivia Dickson.
Joseph and Elsie were married January 2,1933, at
Hazelton, ND. The Moch's spent the first years at
Fort Peck, MT, where their first of five sons,
Thomas David was born. Thomas married Helen
Geiger and they are the parents of Thomas,
Carmen, Girard and Christopher; Patrick Douglas
married Lillian Bernhart, and they have three
children, Gregory, Guy and Jody Lynn; Lancescott
Daniel married Patricia Adams, and they have two
children, Daniel and Dustin; Alfred Darrel married
Virginia Stoller, and their two children are Allen
and Jacqueline. The youngest son, Joseph, is single.
All of the Moch boys served their country.
Over the years, J.J. has been in many different
businesses, some of them in Kintyre. Other than
farming, they were Moch's Auto and Farm Supply,
Grocery Store and Joe's Place, a combination bar
and pool hall.
Elsie became ill in 1964, and after a lengthy
illness, passed away on July 15, 1965, and is buried
at the Catholic Cemetery, about one-half mile south
of Steele.
Joseph, after selling out the last of his farm
holdings to his son Patrick, has now retired. In his
retirement he has taken it upon himself to help the
disabled and others that need transportation and
other help.
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