George F. Gens was one of 8 children of Crist and Augusta Gens who came over from Germany.
When he was 20 he was single and living at the Ahern's working as a farm laborer.
He was the Train Master at Lily Dale. He married Charlotte Louise "Lottie" Scheu who predicted the "Great Fire" of Lily Dale. When they were married in Lily Dale there was a huge snowstorm and the wedding party was snowed in for 5 days!
They had children Chester and Edward. George's funeral was held in Lily Dale Assembly Hall, officiated by Rev. Louise Arisman who founded a Lily Dale spiritualist church.
When he was 20 he was single and living at the Ahern's working as a farm laborer.
He was the Train Master at Lily Dale. He married Charlotte Louise "Lottie" Scheu who predicted the "Great Fire" of Lily Dale. When they were married in Lily Dale there was a huge snowstorm and the wedding party was snowed in for 5 days!
They had children Chester and Edward. George's funeral was held in Lily Dale Assembly Hall, officiated by Rev. Louise Arisman who founded a Lily Dale spiritualist church.
George F. Gens was one of 8 children of Crist and Augusta Gens who came over from Germany.
When he was 20 he was single and living at the Ahern's working as a farm laborer.
He was the Train Master at Lily Dale. He married Charlotte Louise "Lottie" Scheu who predicted the "Great Fire" of Lily Dale. When they were married in Lily Dale there was a huge snowstorm and the wedding party was snowed in for 5 days!
They had children Chester and Edward. George's funeral was held in Lily Dale Assembly Hall, officiated by Rev. Louise Arisman who founded a Lily Dale spiritualist church.
When he was 20 he was single and living at the Ahern's working as a farm laborer.
He was the Train Master at Lily Dale. He married Charlotte Louise "Lottie" Scheu who predicted the "Great Fire" of Lily Dale. When they were married in Lily Dale there was a huge snowstorm and the wedding party was snowed in for 5 days!
They had children Chester and Edward. George's funeral was held in Lily Dale Assembly Hall, officiated by Rev. Louise Arisman who founded a Lily Dale spiritualist church.
