George Henry Bauer born to Johann "John" Daniel Bauer and Susanna Anthony Bauer was the fifth child of seven.
Older siblings were, brothers, Earl Oscar, Roy Commodore, John Daniel Jr. and, sister, Mary Ann "Maymie". Younger sister Gertrude Mrytle and brother William John LeRoy "Willie" finish the family.
George's 1917 World War I draft registration card lists him as a leaser at the Portland Gold Co. and married with no children. The 1917-1918 Directory for Teller County, Colorado found George living in Independence as a trammer at the Blue Bird Mine. The 1920 census has George and wife Mabel living in Independence, Colorado and the 1930 census lists again George with wife Mabel this time living in Oakland, Alameda County, California. No children are mentioned in any document.
George passed away at St. Elisabeth's Hospital in Yakima at the age of 37.
Older siblings were, brothers, Earl Oscar, Roy Commodore, John Daniel Jr. and, sister, Mary Ann "Maymie". Younger sister Gertrude Mrytle and brother William John LeRoy "Willie" finish the family.
George's 1917 World War I draft registration card lists him as a leaser at the Portland Gold Co. and married with no children. The 1917-1918 Directory for Teller County, Colorado found George living in Independence as a trammer at the Blue Bird Mine. The 1920 census has George and wife Mabel living in Independence, Colorado and the 1930 census lists again George with wife Mabel this time living in Oakland, Alameda County, California. No children are mentioned in any document.
George passed away at St. Elisabeth's Hospital in Yakima at the age of 37.
George Henry Bauer born to Johann "John" Daniel Bauer and Susanna Anthony Bauer was the fifth child of seven.
Older siblings were, brothers, Earl Oscar, Roy Commodore, John Daniel Jr. and, sister, Mary Ann "Maymie". Younger sister Gertrude Mrytle and brother William John LeRoy "Willie" finish the family.
George's 1917 World War I draft registration card lists him as a leaser at the Portland Gold Co. and married with no children. The 1917-1918 Directory for Teller County, Colorado found George living in Independence as a trammer at the Blue Bird Mine. The 1920 census has George and wife Mabel living in Independence, Colorado and the 1930 census lists again George with wife Mabel this time living in Oakland, Alameda County, California. No children are mentioned in any document.
George passed away at St. Elisabeth's Hospital in Yakima at the age of 37.
Older siblings were, brothers, Earl Oscar, Roy Commodore, John Daniel Jr. and, sister, Mary Ann "Maymie". Younger sister Gertrude Mrytle and brother William John LeRoy "Willie" finish the family.
George's 1917 World War I draft registration card lists him as a leaser at the Portland Gold Co. and married with no children. The 1917-1918 Directory for Teller County, Colorado found George living in Independence as a trammer at the Blue Bird Mine. The 1920 census has George and wife Mabel living in Independence, Colorado and the 1930 census lists again George with wife Mabel this time living in Oakland, Alameda County, California. No children are mentioned in any document.
George passed away at St. Elisabeth's Hospital in Yakima at the age of 37.
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