With an estate that now measured 250 feet by 150 feet, Moore was able to demolish the McDaniels house and move the Gray house south where it was subsequently refurbished and enlarged. The house, along with 60 ft of Forest Avenue frontage, was deeded to Mary and her husband Edward Rowland Hills in 1910 (see also Edward R. Hills House).
Moore's estate had increased in size to 250 feet by 150 feet, allowing him to demolish the McDaniels house and relocate the Gray house south, where it was renovated and expanded. The property, including a 60-foot stretch of Forest Avenue frontage, was transferred to Mary and her husband Edward Rowland Hills in 1910 (see also Edward R. Hills House).