~On December 21, 1904 in Walton County, Florida, George married Agnes E. Wise. Their only child, a son, died in infancy.
~Agnes died before 1920 census.
~On March 16, 1912 George and Agnes Natthey granted for the sum of one dollar to Boggy Turpentine Co., of Niceville land described as "S.W.1/4 of Sec, 32 in Township 1 N. of R. 23 W. of the Tallahassee M. Fla. containing 1 hundred and 59 and 70/100 acres." This land is part of the same section that his brother, John Jonathan Nathey, homesteaded in 1905.
~Information taken from the 1920 census: He is 38 years old. He is living with his mother. His mother is head of household and is a widow. He is widowed. He is a truck driver.
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On May 27, 1924, the present land site of Edge Elementary School was purchased from Mr. George Nathey for $1, and following this purchase, Mr. J. A. Wilkerson was awarded a $10,500 contract for constructing a new building. The building was completed April 17, 1925, and was accepted by the Okaloosa County Boards of Instruction and Trustees. The first term of this new Niceville High School began on September 21, 1925
~Agnes died before 1920 census.
~On March 16, 1912 George and Agnes Natthey granted for the sum of one dollar to Boggy Turpentine Co., of Niceville land described as "S.W.1/4 of Sec, 32 in Township 1 N. of R. 23 W. of the Tallahassee M. Fla. containing 1 hundred and 59 and 70/100 acres." This land is part of the same section that his brother, John Jonathan Nathey, homesteaded in 1905.
~Information taken from the 1920 census: He is 38 years old. He is living with his mother. His mother is head of household and is a widow. He is widowed. He is a truck driver.
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On May 27, 1924, the present land site of Edge Elementary School was purchased from Mr. George Nathey for $1, and following this purchase, Mr. J. A. Wilkerson was awarded a $10,500 contract for constructing a new building. The building was completed April 17, 1925, and was accepted by the Okaloosa County Boards of Instruction and Trustees. The first term of this new Niceville High School began on September 21, 1925
~On December 21, 1904 in Walton County, Florida, George married Agnes E. Wise. Their only child, a son, died in infancy.
~Agnes died before 1920 census.
~On March 16, 1912 George and Agnes Natthey granted for the sum of one dollar to Boggy Turpentine Co., of Niceville land described as "S.W.1/4 of Sec, 32 in Township 1 N. of R. 23 W. of the Tallahassee M. Fla. containing 1 hundred and 59 and 70/100 acres." This land is part of the same section that his brother, John Jonathan Nathey, homesteaded in 1905.
~Information taken from the 1920 census: He is 38 years old. He is living with his mother. His mother is head of household and is a widow. He is widowed. He is a truck driver.
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On May 27, 1924, the present land site of Edge Elementary School was purchased from Mr. George Nathey for $1, and following this purchase, Mr. J. A. Wilkerson was awarded a $10,500 contract for constructing a new building. The building was completed April 17, 1925, and was accepted by the Okaloosa County Boards of Instruction and Trustees. The first term of this new Niceville High School began on September 21, 1925
~Agnes died before 1920 census.
~On March 16, 1912 George and Agnes Natthey granted for the sum of one dollar to Boggy Turpentine Co., of Niceville land described as "S.W.1/4 of Sec, 32 in Township 1 N. of R. 23 W. of the Tallahassee M. Fla. containing 1 hundred and 59 and 70/100 acres." This land is part of the same section that his brother, John Jonathan Nathey, homesteaded in 1905.
~Information taken from the 1920 census: He is 38 years old. He is living with his mother. His mother is head of household and is a widow. He is widowed. He is a truck driver.
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On May 27, 1924, the present land site of Edge Elementary School was purchased from Mr. George Nathey for $1, and following this purchase, Mr. J. A. Wilkerson was awarded a $10,500 contract for constructing a new building. The building was completed April 17, 1925, and was accepted by the Okaloosa County Boards of Instruction and Trustees. The first term of this new Niceville High School began on September 21, 1925
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