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George Washington Haile Sr.

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George Washington Haile Sr.

Birth
Jackson County, Tennessee, USA
Death
4 Jul 1925 (aged 88)
Mountain View, Kiowa County, Oklahoma, USA
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Mountain View, Kiowa County, Oklahoma, USA Add to Map
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George W. Haile, son of Amon and Lockie (Brown) Haile, was born in Jackson county, Tennessee, April 3, 1837. His parents were both natives also of Jackson county and descendants of two old Virginian families, representatives of which were among the first settlers of East and Middle Tennessee.
George W., lived in Jackson county, Tennessee, till he was twenty years of age, when he came to Texas, reaching McKinney in the fall of 1857. Being then single he drifted about over the State until May 15, 1858, and at the opening of the war, he enlisted in the Confederate army as a member of Scantlan's squadron, and served in North Texas, Arkansas and the Indian Territory. Toward the close of the war he obtained a detail and was engaged in hauling supplies to the soldiers of the Indian Territory and Arkansas. In 1878, Mr. Haile located in the vicinity of Ethel, Grayson county, purchasing his present place in 1883. He had a farm of 235 acres, most of which he has under cultivation and well stocked. He was an energetic farmer, and his place showed the evidence of thrift, economy and good management.
Mr. Haile married in Jauary, 1860, to Miss Susan Frances, daughter of Henry McDonald.

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George W. Haile, son of Amon and Lockie (Brown) Haile, was born in Jackson county, Tennessee, April 3, 1837. His parents were both natives also of Jackson county and descendants of two old Virginian families, representatives of which were among the first settlers of East and Middle Tennessee.
George W., lived in Jackson county, Tennessee, till he was twenty years of age, when he came to Texas, reaching McKinney in the fall of 1857. Being then single he drifted about over the State until May 15, 1858, and at the opening of the war, he enlisted in the Confederate army as a member of Scantlan's squadron, and served in North Texas, Arkansas and the Indian Territory. Toward the close of the war he obtained a detail and was engaged in hauling supplies to the soldiers of the Indian Territory and Arkansas. In 1878, Mr. Haile located in the vicinity of Ethel, Grayson county, purchasing his present place in 1883. He had a farm of 235 acres, most of which he has under cultivation and well stocked. He was an energetic farmer, and his place showed the evidence of thrift, economy and good management.
Mr. Haile married in Jauary, 1860, to Miss Susan Frances, daughter of Henry McDonald.

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