Excerpts from unknown newspaper, probably the Overton Press:
"Graveside rites were held for George Barrymore at 4 p.m. Thursday with the Reverend R. A. Russell officiating. Arrangements were by the Pearson funeral home. A native of Pecos, he had lived in Overton for thirty-five years. Not much was known about his past and no one knew definitely just how old he was."
Texas Death Record:
Name:
George Barrymore
Death Date:
17 Feb 1970
Death County:
Rusk
Gender:
Male
Marital Status:
Married
World War II Draft registration, October 1940:
World War II draft record:
Name:George Barrymore
Gender:MaleRace:WhiteAge:31
Relationship to Draftee:Self (Head)
Birth Date:7 Nov 1908Birth Place:Pecos, Texas, USA
Residence Place:Laird Hill, Rusk, Texas,
USARegistration Date:16 Oct 1940
Registration Place:Laird Hill, Rusk, Texas, USA
Employer:I S Cutcher
Weight:140
Complexion:Ruddy
Eye Color:Brown
Hair Color:Red
Height:5 9
Next of Kin:I S Cutcher [Ignatius Samuel Cutcher]
Household Members:
George Barrymore Self (Head)
George may have moved to Laird Hill in 1940 shortly before he registered for the draft. He does not appear on the 1940 census in Cutcher's household. He may be the same person as the George C. Barrymore who married Madge Ruth Weaver on January 27, 1935 in Anderson County, Texas. That marriage was short-lived because she was living with her parents again by 1940. I have been unable to find George on any census record from 1910 through 1940.
"Graveside rites were held for George Barrymore at 4 p.m. Thursday with the Reverend R. A. Russell officiating. Arrangements were by the Pearson funeral home. A native of Pecos, he had lived in Overton for thirty-five years. Not much was known about his past and no one knew definitely just how old he was."
Texas Death Record:
Name:
George Barrymore
Death Date:
17 Feb 1970
Death County:
Rusk
Gender:
Male
Marital Status:
Married
World War II Draft registration, October 1940:
World War II draft record:
Name:George Barrymore
Gender:MaleRace:WhiteAge:31
Relationship to Draftee:Self (Head)
Birth Date:7 Nov 1908Birth Place:Pecos, Texas, USA
Residence Place:Laird Hill, Rusk, Texas,
USARegistration Date:16 Oct 1940
Registration Place:Laird Hill, Rusk, Texas, USA
Employer:I S Cutcher
Weight:140
Complexion:Ruddy
Eye Color:Brown
Hair Color:Red
Height:5 9
Next of Kin:I S Cutcher [Ignatius Samuel Cutcher]
Household Members:
George Barrymore Self (Head)
George may have moved to Laird Hill in 1940 shortly before he registered for the draft. He does not appear on the 1940 census in Cutcher's household. He may be the same person as the George C. Barrymore who married Madge Ruth Weaver on January 27, 1935 in Anderson County, Texas. That marriage was short-lived because she was living with her parents again by 1940. I have been unable to find George on any census record from 1910 through 1940.
Excerpts from unknown newspaper, probably the Overton Press:
"Graveside rites were held for George Barrymore at 4 p.m. Thursday with the Reverend R. A. Russell officiating. Arrangements were by the Pearson funeral home. A native of Pecos, he had lived in Overton for thirty-five years. Not much was known about his past and no one knew definitely just how old he was."
Texas Death Record:
Name:
George Barrymore
Death Date:
17 Feb 1970
Death County:
Rusk
Gender:
Male
Marital Status:
Married
World War II Draft registration, October 1940:
World War II draft record:
Name:George Barrymore
Gender:MaleRace:WhiteAge:31
Relationship to Draftee:Self (Head)
Birth Date:7 Nov 1908Birth Place:Pecos, Texas, USA
Residence Place:Laird Hill, Rusk, Texas,
USARegistration Date:16 Oct 1940
Registration Place:Laird Hill, Rusk, Texas, USA
Employer:I S Cutcher
Weight:140
Complexion:Ruddy
Eye Color:Brown
Hair Color:Red
Height:5 9
Next of Kin:I S Cutcher [Ignatius Samuel Cutcher]
Household Members:
George Barrymore Self (Head)
George may have moved to Laird Hill in 1940 shortly before he registered for the draft. He does not appear on the 1940 census in Cutcher's household. He may be the same person as the George C. Barrymore who married Madge Ruth Weaver on January 27, 1935 in Anderson County, Texas. That marriage was short-lived because she was living with her parents again by 1940. I have been unable to find George on any census record from 1910 through 1940.
"Graveside rites were held for George Barrymore at 4 p.m. Thursday with the Reverend R. A. Russell officiating. Arrangements were by the Pearson funeral home. A native of Pecos, he had lived in Overton for thirty-five years. Not much was known about his past and no one knew definitely just how old he was."
Texas Death Record:
Name:
George Barrymore
Death Date:
17 Feb 1970
Death County:
Rusk
Gender:
Male
Marital Status:
Married
World War II Draft registration, October 1940:
World War II draft record:
Name:George Barrymore
Gender:MaleRace:WhiteAge:31
Relationship to Draftee:Self (Head)
Birth Date:7 Nov 1908Birth Place:Pecos, Texas, USA
Residence Place:Laird Hill, Rusk, Texas,
USARegistration Date:16 Oct 1940
Registration Place:Laird Hill, Rusk, Texas, USA
Employer:I S Cutcher
Weight:140
Complexion:Ruddy
Eye Color:Brown
Hair Color:Red
Height:5 9
Next of Kin:I S Cutcher [Ignatius Samuel Cutcher]
Household Members:
George Barrymore Self (Head)
George may have moved to Laird Hill in 1940 shortly before he registered for the draft. He does not appear on the 1940 census in Cutcher's household. He may be the same person as the George C. Barrymore who married Madge Ruth Weaver on January 27, 1935 in Anderson County, Texas. That marriage was short-lived because she was living with her parents again by 1940. I have been unable to find George on any census record from 1910 through 1940.
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