Ohio Marriages, 1800-1958:

Groom's Name: George J. Cully
Bride's Name: Lucy Stooffire
Marriage Date: 19 Nov 1893
Marriage Place: Licking County, Ohio
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M01263-6
System Origin: Ohio-EASy
Source Film Number: 2051117
Reference Number: 477


Marriage license notice for George Thomas Cully and Lucy Clarinda Stoolfire from the Daily Advocate of November 23, 1893:

"Marriage Licences. George T. Cully and Lucy Stoolfire."


From the Ohio Death Certificate:

County of Death:Licking
City of Death:Hebron, Ohio
Name:Geo. T. Cully
Sex:Male
Color:White
Marital Status:Married
Date of Birth:February 2, 1862
Age:51 years, 7 months, 14 days
Birthplace:Licking
Occupation:Foreman
Father's Name:William Cully
Birthplace:Licking County
Mother's Maiden Name:Ellen Dunbar
Birthplace:Stark County
Informant:R. D. Cully, Hebron, Ohio
Place of Burial:Hebron Cemetery
Date of Burial:September 18, 1913
Undertaker:J. T. Clumis?, Hebron, Ohio
Date of Death:September 16, 1913
Cause of Death:Organic Heart Trouble
Contributory Cause:---
Physician:Coroner Wyirich, Newark, Ohio


Obituary for George Thomas Cully from the Newark Advocate of September 17, 1913:

"George Cully Dies Suddenly Of Heart Failure. George Cully, brother of former county surveyor Fred S. Cully, died suddenly Tuesday night at the barn of the Hotel Reed in Hebron. Mr. Cully had just returned from Newark on the 10:30 car and on going to the barn heart failure seized him, death resulting at once. He was 54 years old, and is survived by his wife, who is at the Pythian Home in Springfield, two sisters, Mrs. Mary Brown of Hebron, Mrs. Lillian Aid of Cleveland, and a brother, Robert Cully. The body was taken to the Clunis undertaking establishment and prepared for burial. Later it was removed to the home of his sister, Mrs. Brown. The funeral arrangements have not been made."


Funeral notice for George Thomas Cully from the Newark Advocate of September 18, 1913:

"George Cully's Funeral. The funeral of George Cully, who was found dead near his home in Hebron Wednesday morning, took place at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary Brown, a sister of the deceased. Interment was made in the Hebron cemetery."