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  1. George Maville1872 - 1944
m. 1901
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Name George Maville
Gender Male
Birth[1][2] 25 Oct 1872 Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence, New York, United States
Marriage 1901 to Sarah Irene Bresett
Census 5 Apr 1940 Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence, New York, United Stateswith Sarah Irene Bresett
Death[2][3] 27 Jul 1944 Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence, New York, United States
Burial[3][2] 31 Jul 1944 Ogdensburg Cemetery, Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence, New York, United States

1910 he was driver for flour mill; 1918 he worked for NYCRR as car repairer, per draft card; 1920 he was a machinist.

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  1. WWI Draft Card.

    Includes birth date and wife's name.

  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Obituary
    Ogdensburg Journal, Friday, July 28, 1944, pg 9 & Ogendsburg Journal, Monday, July 31, 1944, pg 3.

    Obituary
    GEORGE MAVILLE DIED LAST NIGHT AT ST. JOHNS
    George Maville, 71, life-long resident of this city, passed away at 10:30 o'clock last night at St. John's Hospital after a long illness.
    Mr. Maville was born in this city October 25, 1872, son of John and Caroline Scott Maville, conducted a trucking business of his own besides being an employee of the Standard Shade Roller Company. He was a devout member of Notre Dame parish.
    He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Sarah Bresette Maville, two sons, Carl Maville of Syracuse and Marlin Maville of this city, one brother, Henry Maville of Utica and two sisters, Mrs. Emma Sweeney and Mrs. Ida Warren both of Carthage. Funeral services will be conducted from his late residence at 610 Ford Avenue at a time to be announced later.
    Source: Ogdensburg Journal, Friday, July 28, 1944, pg 9.
    MAYVILLE SERVICES HELD HERE TODAY
    Funeral services for George Maville were held from his late home at 610 ford Avenue at 9:30 and a half hour later from Notre Dame Church this morning. the funeral mass was celebrated by the Rev. P. Leon LeGault and Rev. A.D. Charbonneau presided at the organ. The response was made by the children's choir of Holy Cross Scoll.
    The bearers were Allan St. Andres, Carl Dashnaw, John Maville, Ralph Sweeney, Arnold Maville, and Lawrence Bresett. Burial was made in the Ogdensburg Cemetery.
    Source: Ogendsburg Journal, Monday, July 31, 1944, pg 3.

  3. 3.0 3.1 Find A Grave
    With tombstone picture.