Age 70yrs 9mo 7dys

Marker has the wrong death year. Correct death year is 1934.
The marker was added long after the death.

Son of William Bryant Entrekin and Seymoure Hill/Dannley

George married Mary Abigail 'Abbey' Walker August 15, 1878 ...'at the house of Ms Walker'...by W.H. Gasque Probate Judge. Bondsmen was his brother-in-law Arthur N Cayton in Baldwin County AL;
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GEO. ENTREKIN DIES
Geo. W. Entrekin, 71, died at 6 p.m. yesterday. He had been ailing for a long time and had been a shut-in over a year. However, his condition had been about the same until yesterday morning, when he was taken ill with pneumonia.
He was a native of Jackson County, but had lived in Harrison County in North Biloxi about 30 years, prior to which he had lived in Baldwin County.
He had been in the dairy business for a long time and was well known and liked by a great many in this section.
He is survived by six children by his first marriage--James, Biloxi; Grady, North Biloxi; Mrs. R.E. Cook, Mobile; Mrs. W.L. Garrison, Kansas City; Mrs. J.E. Kelly, Biloxi; and Mrs. J.D. Parker, North Biloxi; and one--George of North Biloxi, by his last marriage to Clara Marchman, who also survived; three step children, Vincent and Buddy Marchman and Mrs. John E. Williams, Biloxi.
The funeral services will be at 4 p.m. today from the Bradford Parlors with services by Rev. G.C. Hodge of the Baptist church and all the relatives except the daughter in Kansas City, will be present.

Ref:
Biloxi Items
Daily Herald, Biloxi Miss.
Tuesday March 27, 1934 p. 4
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Geo. W. Entrekin
The funeral of Geo. W. Entrekin, who died Monday night, was held yesterday afternoon from the Bradford Funeral Parlors.
A large number of friends and relatives attended the last rites of the prominent North Biloxi dairyman.
Services were conducted by Rev G. C. Hodge of the Baptist church.
Pallbearers were: Jos Moran, W.H. Latimer, Mr. Smith, Jno Entrekin, John Williams and Clyde Anderson.

Ref:
Daily Herald Biloxi Miss.
Wed March 28, 1934
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George was born in Jackson Co. MS to William Bryant Entrekin who born in Fountainbleau, Miss., and Seymour DANNELY born in Texas? He lived in N. Biloxi about 32 years. His widow was Clara [Seymour] Marchman. Cause of death was bronchial punemonia and senility. He was a boat Captain along with several of his brothers. (I was told he died at the Marine Hospital in Mobile Ala)
The Service was at the funeral home at 4:00 pm with Rev Hodge on Mar 27, 1934. Burial Biloxi City Cemetery.

Ref: Bradford Funeral Home records -
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George divorced Abbie and married Clara Zorah Seymour Marchman, with whom he had one son, George Roland.