Eldest of the two surviving children of George and Lillie May (Bradshaw) Arbuckle, George was enumerated with his mother on the 1900 census at Mt. Vernon, Illinois.
By the 1910 census, he was enumerated with his younger brother Enoch Bradshaw Arbuckle in the household of their maternal aunt Ida Bradshaw Reynolds in Franklin County, Illinois.
George's death certificate and his obituary note that he died at his home in Illinois and was interred at this cemetery.
By the 1910 census, he was enumerated with his younger brother Enoch Bradshaw Arbuckle in the household of their maternal aunt Ida Bradshaw Reynolds in Franklin County, Illinois.
George's death certificate and his obituary note that he died at his home in Illinois and was interred at this cemetery.
Eldest of the two surviving children of George and Lillie May (Bradshaw) Arbuckle, George was enumerated with his mother on the 1900 census at Mt. Vernon, Illinois.
By the 1910 census, he was enumerated with his younger brother Enoch Bradshaw Arbuckle in the household of their maternal aunt Ida Bradshaw Reynolds in Franklin County, Illinois.
George's death certificate and his obituary note that he died at his home in Illinois and was interred at this cemetery.
By the 1910 census, he was enumerated with his younger brother Enoch Bradshaw Arbuckle in the household of their maternal aunt Ida Bradshaw Reynolds in Franklin County, Illinois.
George's death certificate and his obituary note that he died at his home in Illinois and was interred at this cemetery.
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