George Family - Kay County, Oklahoma Genealogy

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George Family Photos
Kay County, Oklahoma
Submitted by: Shirley George Towner, May 2002

All photos and items on these pages used with the permission of the submitter, copyright holder or used for links to the original site and information!

William Henry George and wife,
Margaret Anna Mollet.

William H. George Obituary

Mrs. Anna (Mollett) George Obituary

"William H. George was born at Owensburg, Ind., May 7, 1863. He moved with his parents while young to near Yates Center, Kansas. There he was married to Anna Mollet December 20, 1884. To this union were born four boys.
The wife, three sons, four sisters and one brother are left with many friends to mourn his departure.
He united with the Church of Christ in 1902 and lived the Christian life until his death April 24, 1919. Funeral services were conducted by Elder Ammons on April --at the home near the Deer Creek school house and burial was made in the cemetery north of the Kansas line. "

"Selma--Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Margaret George, 91, will be held tomorrow at 2 PM in the Page Chapel here. Burial will be in the Springside Cemetery in Arkansas City, Kan.
Mrs. George, a native of Erie, Kan., died in a Fresno hospital. She was a member of the First Christian Church in Selma and had lived here about 10 years.
She is survived by two sons, J.G. George of Selma and L.W. George of Colorado Springs, Colo.; a brother, Charles Mollett of Missoula Mont.; a sister, Mrs. Mary McGlothlin of Battleground, Wash.; 17 grandchildren; 38 great grandhcildren and 26 great great grandchildren.
Selma, CA., 1958. "
(Note:The youngest son of William and Margaret Anna, Charles, had died in the flu epidemic of 1918.)

Third grade class at Newkirk Elementary about 1925-26
Deer Creek School 1924-25
William Cafferty

George Home N.E. of Newkirk, Kay Co. OK abt 1911

This home was built by William Henry George and his wife, Margaret Anna Mollet George. The home is located N.E. of Newkirk in Kay Co., OK., just north of the Deer Creek School.
L to R: Joseph G. George and wife, Ora A. Jenkins , holding son, Charlie George, Lewis Wesley George holding son Harold, his wife Susan G. Jenkins , the two little girls in front of Lewis and Susan are the daughters of Joe and Ora George, Inez and Nina; William Henry George and wife, Margaret Anna Mollet, James W. George and wife, Lucy Bishop, and their children, Frank and Lois.
Property of: Shirley George Towner 5/27/2002 See next photo below also.

This picture was taken before the home was built, probably before 1900. In the photo are William Henry George and his wife, Margaret Anna George, their youngest son Charles George. The girl in the photo is unidentified. The other 3 sons, James, Lewis and Joseph are shown in the photo above.

Photo is property of: Shirley George Towner 5/27/2002
See better view of the Georges and the unknown girl in the close-up below.

All photos shown on this page are the property of: Shirley George Towner May 2002

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George Family Photos Kay County, Oklahoma Submitted by: Shirley George Towner, May 2002
All photos and items on these pages used with the permission of the submitter, copyright holder or used for links to the original site and information!
William Henry George and wife, Margaret Anna Mollet.
William H. George Obituary	Mrs. Anna (Mollett) George Obituary
"William H. George was born at Owensburg, Ind., May 7, 1863. He moved with his parents while young to near Yates Center, Kansas. There he was married to Anna Mollet December 20, 1884. To this union were born four boys. The wife, three sons, four sisters and one brother are left with many friends to mourn his departure. He united with the Church of Christ in 1902 and lived the Christian life until his death April 24, 1919. Funeral services were conducted by Elder Ammons on April --at the home near the Deer Creek school house and burial was made in the cemetery north of the Kansas line. "	"Selma--Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Margaret George, 91, will be held tomorrow at 2 PM in the Page Chapel here. Burial will be in the Springside Cemetery in Arkansas City, Kan. Mrs. George, a native of Erie, Kan., died in a Fresno hospital. She was a member of the First Christian Church in Selma and had lived here about 10 years. She is survived by two sons, J.G. George of Selma and L.W. George of Colorado Springs, Colo.; a brother, Charles Mollett of Missoula Mont.; a sister, Mrs. Mary McGlothlin of Battleground, Wash.; 17 grandchildren; 38 great grandhcildren and 26 great great grandchildren. Selma, CA., 1958. " (Note:The youngest son of William and Margaret Anna, Charles, had died in the flu epidemic of 1918.)
Third grade class at Newkirk Elementary about 1925-26 Deer Creek School 1924-25 William Cafferty
George Home N.E. of Newkirk, Kay Co. OK abt 1911

This home was built by William Henry George and his wife, Margaret Anna Mollet George. The home is located N.E. of Newkirk in Kay Co., OK., just north of the Deer Creek School. L to R: Joseph G. George and wife, Ora A. Jenkins , holding son, Charlie George, Lewis Wesley George holding son Harold, his wife Susan G. Jenkins , the two little girls in front of Lewis and Susan are the daughters of Joe and Ora George, Inez and Nina; William Henry George and wife, Margaret Anna Mollet, James W. George and wife, Lucy Bishop, and their children, Frank and Lois. Property of: Shirley George Towner 5/27/2002 See next photo below also.

This picture was taken before the home was built, probably before 1900. In the photo are William Henry George and his wife, Margaret Anna George, their youngest son Charles George. The girl in the photo is unidentified. The other 3 sons, James, Lewis and Joseph are shown in the photo above. Photo is property of: Shirley George Towner 5/27/2002 See better view of the Georges and the unknown girl in the close-up below.

All photos shown on this page are the property of: Shirley George Towner May 2002