Moseley Family Graves

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This sibling plot is dedicated to Karl, Hallock, and Florence Moseley. Karl and Hallock were Charles Scott Moseley's sons with Julia Daniels Moseley, while Florence was their half-sister and Julia's step-daughter. As a skilled artist, Karl showcased his Florida scenes often highlighting African American life in Tampa through his work, which was displayed at various galleries across the state as part of a WPA Federal Arts project. Hallock served as both a Navy and Merchant Marine engineer during World War I and the post-war era, traveling extensively throughout the world during his military career. Florence, affectionately known as Frindy, played a vital role in preserving family history by saving Julia's writings and letters after their original homestead was destroyed in a fire. The Moseley Homestead site, built around 1886, earned a spot on the United States National Register of Historic Places in 1985 and remains a landmarked historic site within Hillsborough County. Members of the family are laid to rest at Limona Cemetery in Brandon, Florida.