George was born in Missouri;worked in logging camps in Oregon before arriving in the 'Ootsa Country' in 1908, where he pre-empted property and built a cabin. He moved in with the Morgan family for 13 years, taking over the household chores of cooking, cleaning, baking and caring for the 3 children after their mother left.
He was buried in the Burns Lake Cemetery, but there is no record and it is believed that his grave was buried over.
There is a memorial stone for him at the cemetery at Ootsa Lake.
He was buried in the Burns Lake Cemetery, but there is no record and it is believed that his grave was buried over.
There is a memorial stone for him at the cemetery at Ootsa Lake.
George was born in Missouri;worked in logging camps in Oregon before arriving in the 'Ootsa Country' in 1908, where he pre-empted property and built a cabin. He moved in with the Morgan family for 13 years, taking over the household chores of cooking, cleaning, baking and caring for the 3 children after their mother left.
He was buried in the Burns Lake Cemetery, but there is no record and it is believed that his grave was buried over.
There is a memorial stone for him at the cemetery at Ootsa Lake.
He was buried in the Burns Lake Cemetery, but there is no record and it is believed that his grave was buried over.
There is a memorial stone for him at the cemetery at Ootsa Lake.
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