Born the third child of six, and oldest son of Charles Kugler and Catharine Goodman.
As the oldest son George inherited his father's inn, The Seven Stars, at the corner of 4th & Arch streets in Philadelphia, which he ran from 1807-1811, before his father died in 1818.
Over the years George was a storekeeper dealing in china and flour and also worked as a tallow chandler (candle maker).
He married Anna Margaret Kunckle on May 8, 1806, at St. Michael's Lutheran Church in Philadelphia. They were the parents of five children.
As the oldest son George inherited his father's inn, The Seven Stars, at the corner of 4th & Arch streets in Philadelphia, which he ran from 1807-1811, before his father died in 1818.
Over the years George was a storekeeper dealing in china and flour and also worked as a tallow chandler (candle maker).
He married Anna Margaret Kunckle on May 8, 1806, at St. Michael's Lutheran Church in Philadelphia. They were the parents of five children.
Born the third child of six, and oldest son of Charles Kugler and Catharine Goodman.
As the oldest son George inherited his father's inn, The Seven Stars, at the corner of 4th & Arch streets in Philadelphia, which he ran from 1807-1811, before his father died in 1818.
Over the years George was a storekeeper dealing in china and flour and also worked as a tallow chandler (candle maker).
He married Anna Margaret Kunckle on May 8, 1806, at St. Michael's Lutheran Church in Philadelphia. They were the parents of five children.
As the oldest son George inherited his father's inn, The Seven Stars, at the corner of 4th & Arch streets in Philadelphia, which he ran from 1807-1811, before his father died in 1818.
Over the years George was a storekeeper dealing in china and flour and also worked as a tallow chandler (candle maker).
He married Anna Margaret Kunckle on May 8, 1806, at St. Michael's Lutheran Church in Philadelphia. They were the parents of five children.
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