George was the son of George Landis Wortham Sr. and Dora Reed Wortham. They raised him and his two brothers in Parsons, Tennessee. George was married, but did not have any children. His wife and his brothers preceded him in death. He graduated from Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee.
He also attended Memphis Normal School. He received a law degree (possibly at Cumberland Law School) and practiced law for a short time. However, it was not to his liking. He was a teacher before he worked for the US Government. He retired from the Government job after working there for many years. He was very thrifty. He loved to write letters. He was quite a character and will always be fondly remembered. George died of natural causes in his home in Nashville.
He also attended Memphis Normal School. He received a law degree (possibly at Cumberland Law School) and practiced law for a short time. However, it was not to his liking. He was a teacher before he worked for the US Government. He retired from the Government job after working there for many years. He was very thrifty. He loved to write letters. He was quite a character and will always be fondly remembered. George died of natural causes in his home in Nashville.
George was the son of George Landis Wortham Sr. and Dora Reed Wortham. They raised him and his two brothers in Parsons, Tennessee. George was married, but did not have any children. His wife and his brothers preceded him in death. He graduated from Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee.
He also attended Memphis Normal School. He received a law degree (possibly at Cumberland Law School) and practiced law for a short time. However, it was not to his liking. He was a teacher before he worked for the US Government. He retired from the Government job after working there for many years. He was very thrifty. He loved to write letters. He was quite a character and will always be fondly remembered. George died of natural causes in his home in Nashville.
He also attended Memphis Normal School. He received a law degree (possibly at Cumberland Law School) and practiced law for a short time. However, it was not to his liking. He was a teacher before he worked for the US Government. He retired from the Government job after working there for many years. He was very thrifty. He loved to write letters. He was quite a character and will always be fondly remembered. George died of natural causes in his home in Nashville.
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