Birth date is from his death certificate and may be off a few years. Some census records show an age close to a birth year of 1855.
George married on 4 Feb 1910, Mary E. Lake Lisc, 247.143, as recorded in a Twentieth Street Methodist Episcopal Church register. The 1910 census reveals this was a second marriage for Mary and the first for George.
Death Certificate shows burial in Ardsley Cemetery, now part of Hillside.
Mrs. George DeHaven was the informant.
George married on 4 Feb 1910, Mary E. Lake Lisc, 247.143, as recorded in a Twentieth Street Methodist Episcopal Church register. The 1910 census reveals this was a second marriage for Mary and the first for George.
Death Certificate shows burial in Ardsley Cemetery, now part of Hillside.
Mrs. George DeHaven was the informant.
Birth date is from his death certificate and may be off a few years. Some census records show an age close to a birth year of 1855.
George married on 4 Feb 1910, Mary E. Lake Lisc, 247.143, as recorded in a Twentieth Street Methodist Episcopal Church register. The 1910 census reveals this was a second marriage for Mary and the first for George.
Death Certificate shows burial in Ardsley Cemetery, now part of Hillside.
Mrs. George DeHaven was the informant.
George married on 4 Feb 1910, Mary E. Lake Lisc, 247.143, as recorded in a Twentieth Street Methodist Episcopal Church register. The 1910 census reveals this was a second marriage for Mary and the first for George.
Death Certificate shows burial in Ardsley Cemetery, now part of Hillside.
Mrs. George DeHaven was the informant.
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