George was a lifelong resident of Folsom, NJ and died in Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Camden, NJ.
George worked for Atlantic City Electric Co., at one time. Later he worked for Kimball Glass in Vineland, NJ. George also was a vegetable farmer, growing sweet potatoes and tomatoes, selling to the local stands. He also raised flowers for florists.
George also had a Black Seal-Boiler License, and worked at C & E Cannery in Folsom. At some time he ran a steam shovel.
George married Evelyn Straub, from Philadelphia, PA, and together they had two children.
One daughter, Dolores Blazer b. 9-9-1933
One son, John Jacob Blazer b. 8-22-1939
George worked for Atlantic City Electric Co., at one time. Later he worked for Kimball Glass in Vineland, NJ. George also was a vegetable farmer, growing sweet potatoes and tomatoes, selling to the local stands. He also raised flowers for florists.
George also had a Black Seal-Boiler License, and worked at C & E Cannery in Folsom. At some time he ran a steam shovel.
George married Evelyn Straub, from Philadelphia, PA, and together they had two children.
One daughter, Dolores Blazer b. 9-9-1933
One son, John Jacob Blazer b. 8-22-1939
George was a lifelong resident of Folsom, NJ and died in Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Camden, NJ.
George worked for Atlantic City Electric Co., at one time. Later he worked for Kimball Glass in Vineland, NJ. George also was a vegetable farmer, growing sweet potatoes and tomatoes, selling to the local stands. He also raised flowers for florists.
George also had a Black Seal-Boiler License, and worked at C & E Cannery in Folsom. At some time he ran a steam shovel.
George married Evelyn Straub, from Philadelphia, PA, and together they had two children.
One daughter, Dolores Blazer b. 9-9-1933
One son, John Jacob Blazer b. 8-22-1939
George worked for Atlantic City Electric Co., at one time. Later he worked for Kimball Glass in Vineland, NJ. George also was a vegetable farmer, growing sweet potatoes and tomatoes, selling to the local stands. He also raised flowers for florists.
George also had a Black Seal-Boiler License, and worked at C & E Cannery in Folsom. At some time he ran a steam shovel.
George married Evelyn Straub, from Philadelphia, PA, and together they had two children.
One daughter, Dolores Blazer b. 9-9-1933
One son, John Jacob Blazer b. 8-22-1939
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