Person:William George (45)

Watchers
William Eads George
d.1861
m. Bef 1811
  1. Judah George1811 - 1855
  2. Stephen Clement George1813 - 1865
  3. Mary Elizabeth George1813 - 1899
  4. William Eads George1817 - 1861
  5. Delilah GeorgeAbt 1820 - Abt 1879
  6. John Washington George1823 - Bef 1870
  7. Eliza George1829 - Bet 1854 & 1860
  8. Jeremiah Jack George1832 - Bet 1860 & 1861
m. 4 Sep 1840
  1. James Hyrum George1844 -
  2. John Washington George1847 - 1929
  3. Eliza A. George1850 - 1873
  4. Mary Jane GeorgeAbt 1854 -
  5. Emily Delilah Eugene George1857 - 1905
Facts and Events
Name William Eads George
Gender Male
Birth? 1817 Indiana, United States
Alt Birth[2] 18 Jul 1817 Indiana, United States
Marriage License 3 Sep 1840 Marshall, Harrison, Texas, United Statesto Margaret L. Davis
Marriage 4 Sep 1840 Marshall, Harrison, Texas, United Statesto Margaret L. Davis
Census[3] 2 Oct 1850 Cherokee, Texas, United States
Military[1]
Death? 1861
Alt Death? 8 Nov 1867 Navarro, Texas, United States


Jackye Plummer says that he was a Methodist minister with the Texas Conference, but slipped in his faith and ran a tavern in Navarro County, Texas. He returned to the ministry and died as a result of wounds he received in the Civil War where he was a waggoner. Margaret drifted into Limestone County with her daughter and disappeared. In the 1850 Cherokee County, Texas census (family 148), William is listed as a minister. In the 1860 census he was listed as a farmer.

References
  1. Frances Terry Ingmire. Texas Frontiersman 1839 - 1860. (Ingmire Publishing).
  2. Jessie H. Chumbley. Family Bible notes.
  3. U.S. Bureau of the Census. 1850 U.S. Census, Texas, Cherokee County. (Ancestry.com)
    Image 21 of 120.