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Margaret Ellen DeArmondb. Mar 1831-2 OH d. 25 Jun 1888 OH | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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![]() Click to enlarge Fred, Cary?, Weller?, Ida?, Eva, Opha? GEORGE | ![]() Margaret Ellen DeArmond George and son, C. Fred George (ca 1871) | |
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Children of Enoch Jackson and Margaret Ellen DeArmond GEORGE: Jeanette, Weller, Ida, Cary, Opha, Bent, Frank, Fred, and Eva GEORGE | |
| 1. Electa Jeanette George b 1852 OH d 25 Sep 1856 OH (4) | Jeanette No picture available for E. Jeanette, who burned to death when she was 4 years old. Her little rocking chair was passed down to one of her brother, C. Fred's granddaughters. |
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2. Oscar "Wellar" George b 5 Jan 1855 OH d 16 Jan 1942 IN (87) | O. Wellar As an adult, Wellar lived in Richmond, Indiana, and sold insurance. He never married and had no children. |
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3. Mary "Ida" George b 9 Jun 1857 OH d 10 Feb 1942 OH (84) never married; no children | "The Aunties": Ida and Opha
Neither Ida nor Opha George ever married, but they continued living at and caring for their father's house, the homestead farm where their great-grandparents had settled around 1812, on Dwyer Road, Okeana Ohio. |
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4. Alfred "Cary" George b 7 Nov 1859 OH d -?- IN lived in Lebanon IN | A. Cary After growing up near Okeana in Butler County Ohio, A. Cary George married Emma Jane Fry or Fye, and had 5 children, Homer, Clayton, Russell, Pearl, and Howard. Cary and Emma were farmers and lived in Lebanon, Indiana. |
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5. Alice Ophelia "Opha" George b 1860 (1864?) OH d Sep 1943 OH (83) cared for father's house never married; no children |
This picture of Opha George as a youth is from the estate of a niece, Frances George Ertel, identified but not dated. Opha lived on the home farm on Dwyer Road, near Okeana, with her older sister Ida (see above), and next to brother CF and Maybelle George. Methodists, after church Opha and Ida entertained their next door nieces with games, music, and taffy pulls on Sunday afternoons. |
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6. Clement Benton George b 22 Dec 1861 OH d 22 Jan 1936 IN (75) Bent lived in Richmond, IN ran a meat market and farmed married; 6 children | C. Bent (no picture of him yet available) |
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7. Frank Jackson George b 29 Sep 1866 near Okeana, OH d Oct 1921 OH (55) lived in Okeana area was a medical doctor married; 1 child | Frank Jackson George grew up near Okeana, Ohio and
became a medical doctor. Frank married Abigail Jenkins and stayed in the Okeana, OH area in Butler County. They had one child, Frank "Shumard" George. After Abigail died, Shumard was raised by his aunts, Ida and Opha. (more...)
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8. Charles "Fred" George b 6 Feb 1871 OH d 29 Jul 1959 OH (88) lived on Dwyer Road, Okeana was a dairy farmer retired to Spring St, Oxford married; 5 children |
C. Fred
Charles Fred George, born near Okeana, Ohio on 6 February 1871, was a son of Enoch Jackson "Jack" and Margaret (DeArmond) George. Fred was 17 when his mother died in 1888, and 36 when his father died in 1907.
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9. Evelyn Alberta George Clawson b 4 Feb 1875 OH d 29 Jun 1974 OH (99) lived in OH, TX, MI, IN, OH married; 1 foster daughter | Born February 4, 1875, Eva (Eve) was the baby of the Enoch "Jack"son George family. Her mother Margaret died June 25, 1888 when Eva was 13. Eva's older sisters, 31 year old Ida and 28(?) year old Opha, raised their youngest siblings, 17 year old C.F. and Eva. (more...) |

The Clement Benton and Ora (Urikard) George Family Line
Bent and Ora lived in Centerville IN, and had six children. Bent had prostate trouble and died Jan 22, 1936, during a blizzard. Ora lived until 1953.
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1. Jeanette George Moulton m. John Moulton (Indiana?) |
14 Apr 1889 near Okeana (Butler Co) OH |
20 Aug 1915 (26) |
| 2. Ernest George | 20 Feb 1891 near Okeana (Butler Co) OH | 20 Jun 1895 (4) whooping cough |
| 3. Ruth George | 8 Mar 1894 near Okeana (Butler Co) OH | 2 Jun 1895 (15 mo) measles |
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4. Julian George m Amy Brooks (Centerville IN) | 30 Apr 1896 near Okeana (Butler Co) OH | 3 Oct 1977 (81) |
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5. Esther George Zierer m Dr. Reuben Zierer (IN) | 10 Apr 1898 near Okeana (Butler Co) OH | 1 Mar 1967 (68) |
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6. Kathryn George Cheesman Clevenger m Hugh Cheesman (6/27/1901-2/8/1974) m Walter Clevenger 10 Jul 1975 (Centerville, IN) | 10 Nov 1903 near Okeana (Butler Co) OH | ? |
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Farming Life in 1933
(A letter from Clement Benton [CB] to C. Fred George)
Centerville Ind Feb 17 - 33(Weller was Bent's and Fred's oldest brother. Julian was CB's son, who was nearly 37 at the time of this letter. CB was 72, Weller had been 87 just over a month, and CF had turned 62 earlier in the month. The "girls" mentioned were the 5 daughters of CF: Marguerite (Myers), Miriam (VanMason), Lois (McDonald), Alice (Brown, Davis, Ollendorf), and Frances (Ertel), who was 27.)Dear Bro. i will send a few lines as Julian has so much on hand. he was over + closed up business with Weller. he found him as well as he ever was - + in good spirits. gave Julian 5 00 for trouble + found where the other coupons were. they had all been attached to one certificate instead of 2. the St-R-W Bonds are paying as he got 50$+ from them.
I am unable to get out today am afraid my leg is going to get so i cant help with work + don't see what we will do as Julian is milking 5 cows now + more on the way. our hogs are ready to go anytime now + we missed 3 deals for stock hogs one for 33-35 to 40 lb (shotes?) at 200 each, one for 42-75# + (?) at 4½ c per lb. and 25 head at 4c on cow at 65. am going to try + sell 2 or 3 cows. we still have 200 Bu corn out.
the Bank here has been Robbed twice recently by 2 young men last time + one was in both Robbers. this country is surely Topsy Turvey. Guess Will Rogers about right when he said Mussolini of Italy could run this country better than it was being run with both eyes shut. our legislature is passing some radical measures. most of them good + doing away with lots of overhead expenses. Jessup from Richmond has advocated some bills that would change entire government of counties + Townships and cut costs in two.
Well we are raising 3 holstein Bull Calves. So if you see any one hunting for one send him out our prize cow gives about 7 gal day with no extra care or feed
was sorry Herbert + Marguerite had to give up home but i know a case worse. parties had to turn a 100 A farm at 10.00 per acre to satisfy a bank loan. the land ought to be cheap at 20.$ per acre. i hope the famers will rebel + refuse to pay taxes
Yours C B George
you send on to girls if you will
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