George Harry Carter was the son of Mary Ella (VanSciver) Carter and Harry C. Carter. He was born in September 12, 1892 and passed away in November 4, 1951. He married Mary H. Reese on November 26, 1913. She was born in April 23, 1891 and passed away on December 12, 1961. Their children were John R., George H. Jr. and Margaret Carter.
The photo to the right is his WWI Draft Registration Card
Marriage Anouncements of George Carter and Mary Reese
Carter--Reece.--November 26, at Delanco, by Rev. H. L. Burkett, George H. Carter, of Burlington, and Miss Mary Reese, of Delanco.
Found in the New Jersey Mirror – December 3, 1913 – Page 4, Column 4 and the Mount Holly Herald – December 6, 1913 – Page 3, Column 6
George H. Carter, 59, Dies; Was Engineer
George H. Carter, 59, died in his home, 636 Royden Street, Sunday of a heart attack. Born in Burlington, he lived at the Royden Street address 37 years.
He was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad 43 years, had been a locomotive engineer since 1916, and was a member of the Brotherhood of Firemen and Engineers and Ionic Lodge 94, F& AM.
Surviving are his widow, Mary H.; two sons, John R., Pennsauken and George H. Jr., with the First Marine Air Force in Korea, and a daughter, Mrs. Margaret E. McGahey, Hopewall Junction, N.Y.
Services will be held Wednesday at 11 AM in the Murray Funeral Home, 408 Cooper Street, Camden, N.J., where friends may call Tuesday night. Burial will be in Locustwood Memorial Park.
The photo to the right is his WWI Draft Registration Card
Marriage Anouncements of George Carter and Mary Reese
Carter--Reece.--November 26, at Delanco, by Rev. H. L. Burkett, George H. Carter, of Burlington, and Miss Mary Reese, of Delanco.
Found in the New Jersey Mirror – December 3, 1913 – Page 4, Column 4 and the Mount Holly Herald – December 6, 1913 – Page 3, Column 6
George H. Carter, 59, Dies; Was Engineer
George H. Carter, 59, died in his home, 636 Royden Street, Sunday of a heart attack. Born in Burlington, he lived at the Royden Street address 37 years.
He was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad 43 years, had been a locomotive engineer since 1916, and was a member of the Brotherhood of Firemen and Engineers and Ionic Lodge 94, F& AM.
Surviving are his widow, Mary H.; two sons, John R., Pennsauken and George H. Jr., with the First Marine Air Force in Korea, and a daughter, Mrs. Margaret E. McGahey, Hopewall Junction, N.Y.
Services will be held Wednesday at 11 AM in the Murray Funeral Home, 408 Cooper Street, Camden, N.J., where friends may call Tuesday night. Burial will be in Locustwood Memorial Park.
George Harry Carter was the son of Mary Ella (VanSciver) Carter and Harry C. Carter. He was born in September 12, 1892 and passed away in November 4, 1951. He married Mary H. Reese on November 26, 1913. She was born in April 23, 1891 and passed away on December 12, 1961. Their children were John R., George H. Jr. and Margaret Carter.
The photo to the right is his WWI Draft Registration Card
Marriage Anouncements of George Carter and Mary Reese
Carter--Reece.--November 26, at Delanco, by Rev. H. L. Burkett, George H. Carter, of Burlington, and Miss Mary Reese, of Delanco.
Found in the New Jersey Mirror – December 3, 1913 – Page 4, Column 4 and the Mount Holly Herald – December 6, 1913 – Page 3, Column 6
George H. Carter, 59, Dies; Was Engineer
George H. Carter, 59, died in his home, 636 Royden Street, Sunday of a heart attack. Born in Burlington, he lived at the Royden Street address 37 years.
He was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad 43 years, had been a locomotive engineer since 1916, and was a member of the Brotherhood of Firemen and Engineers and Ionic Lodge 94, F& AM.
Surviving are his widow, Mary H.; two sons, John R., Pennsauken and George H. Jr., with the First Marine Air Force in Korea, and a daughter, Mrs. Margaret E. McGahey, Hopewall Junction, N.Y.
Services will be held Wednesday at 11 AM in the Murray Funeral Home, 408 Cooper Street, Camden, N.J., where friends may call Tuesday night. Burial will be in Locustwood Memorial Park.
The photo to the right is his WWI Draft Registration Card
Marriage Anouncements of George Carter and Mary Reese
Carter--Reece.--November 26, at Delanco, by Rev. H. L. Burkett, George H. Carter, of Burlington, and Miss Mary Reese, of Delanco.
Found in the New Jersey Mirror – December 3, 1913 – Page 4, Column 4 and the Mount Holly Herald – December 6, 1913 – Page 3, Column 6
George H. Carter, 59, Dies; Was Engineer
George H. Carter, 59, died in his home, 636 Royden Street, Sunday of a heart attack. Born in Burlington, he lived at the Royden Street address 37 years.
He was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad 43 years, had been a locomotive engineer since 1916, and was a member of the Brotherhood of Firemen and Engineers and Ionic Lodge 94, F& AM.
Surviving are his widow, Mary H.; two sons, John R., Pennsauken and George H. Jr., with the First Marine Air Force in Korea, and a daughter, Mrs. Margaret E. McGahey, Hopewall Junction, N.Y.
Services will be held Wednesday at 11 AM in the Murray Funeral Home, 408 Cooper Street, Camden, N.J., where friends may call Tuesday night. Burial will be in Locustwood Memorial Park.
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