George married [first] Jessie Angelica McManus. Source: Rick in California

George Adam Dawes is a son of William E and Agnes (Roth) Dawes.
spouse: Helen E Dawes
occupation: Pharmacist/Medical Center
armed forces: no
residence: 7222 Charlotte Street, KC MO
Informant: (wife), of the home.
DC 15543 (Image)

He appears on the 1900 and 1910 Censuses with his parents, William and Agnes.

1920/ Missouri/ Jackson
h/ George A Dawes, 33y b.KS, occupation: Drug Clerk/Drug Store
w/ Jessie A, 34y b.KS
d/ Lucille, 5y b.MO
s/ George J, 4y b.MO
d/ Rosemary, 3y b.MO
residence: 3428 College Avenue, KC

1930/ Missouri/ Jackson
h/ George A Dawes, 43y b.KS, occupation: Proprietor/Drug Store
w/ Jessie A, 44y b.KS
d/ Cecelia A, 15y b.MO
s/ George Q, 14y b.MO
d/ Rosemary T, 13y b.MO
d/ Adelia E, 9y b.MO
residence: same as 1920

1940/ Missouri/ Jackson
h/ George A Dawes, 53y b.KS, C-5, occupation: Druggist/Retail Drug Store
w/ Jessie A, 54y b.KS, H-4
d/ Cecelia A, 25y b.MO, H-4, occ: Stenographer/Retail Drug Store
s/ George Q, 24y b.MO, H-4, occ: Bookkeeper and Stenographer/Office
d/ Rose Mary, 23y b.MO, H-4, occ: Stenographer/Goodrich Tire & Rubber
d/ Adelia, 19y b.MO, H-4
residence in 1935: same place
residence: same as 1920

November 1947
(date on the picture of Mr Dawes)

DAWES, GEORGE
Birth Date: 07 Jul 1886
Death Date: Apr 1965
Issuing State: Missouri
Residence at Death: Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri
SSDI

Published obituary
George Adam Dawes, 7222 Charlotte street, died yesterday on the way to the General hospital after apparently suffering a heart attack at the Medical Center Prescription shop, where he was a pharmacist.

He was born in Leavenworth, Kansas, and lived here forty-five years. Mr Dawes was a registered pharmacist fifty years in both Missouri and Kansas. He was a member of St Elizabeth’s Catholic church.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs Helen A Dawes of the home; a son, George W [s/b Q] Dawes, Sikeston, Missouri; three daughters, Mrs Lucille DiCanzio, Arlington, Virginia; Mrs Rosemary Bales, 5910 Kenwood, and Mrs Adelia Spann, 8713 Booth; a stepson, Charles A Alig, 6220 North Askew; ten grandchildren and five step-grandchildren.

Services will be held at 9 o’clock Saturday at the church; burial in Mount Calvary cemetery.

The rosary will be said at 8 o’clock tonight and Friday night at the Mellody-McGilley-Eylar chapel, Linwood and Woodland where friends may call after 5 o’clock today.
The Kansas City TIMES
29 April 1965
obituary from by Dawn Kelley, contributor 47319272