George was the oldest child of John H. Pauley (also spelled Pawley) and Mary Catherine Drinnen. He married Mary M. Miller on May 13, 1869, and was father to Amanda E., John W., James F., William E. and Grover C.
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Death notice in the Mattoon Gazette (Mattoon, IL), 21 December 1894:
-George Pauley, a prominent citizen of Hutton Township, died at his home about two miles southeast of Salisbury, Tuesday, December 18, 1894, after an illness of only a few days. The deceased was honored in his life-time by his fellow citizens of his township with positions of trust which he filled faithfully. He will be missed by the community. - Herald
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Death notice in the Mattoon Gazette (Mattoon, IL), 21 December 1894:
-George Pauley, a prominent citizen of Hutton Township, died at his home about two miles southeast of Salisbury, Tuesday, December 18, 1894, after an illness of only a few days. The deceased was honored in his life-time by his fellow citizens of his township with positions of trust which he filled faithfully. He will be missed by the community. - Herald
George was the oldest child of John H. Pauley (also spelled Pawley) and Mary Catherine Drinnen. He married Mary M. Miller on May 13, 1869, and was father to Amanda E., John W., James F., William E. and Grover C.
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Death notice in the Mattoon Gazette (Mattoon, IL), 21 December 1894:
-George Pauley, a prominent citizen of Hutton Township, died at his home about two miles southeast of Salisbury, Tuesday, December 18, 1894, after an illness of only a few days. The deceased was honored in his life-time by his fellow citizens of his township with positions of trust which he filled faithfully. He will be missed by the community. - Herald
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Death notice in the Mattoon Gazette (Mattoon, IL), 21 December 1894:
-George Pauley, a prominent citizen of Hutton Township, died at his home about two miles southeast of Salisbury, Tuesday, December 18, 1894, after an illness of only a few days. The deceased was honored in his life-time by his fellow citizens of his township with positions of trust which he filled faithfully. He will be missed by the community. - Herald
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