He married Adaline Bramblett (born 23 June 1842 to Reuben E. and Sarah Bramblett) on 3 Jan 1869 in Dalton, Whitefield, County, GA and began their family.
George and Adaline moved to West Plains, Howell County Missouri in 1871. they traveled to St. Louis and took a steamer up the Mississippi River then continued on to West Plains. They established their Homestead 7 1/2 miles east of West plains Missouri where George worked his farm. Born to this Union were: Eanses V., Missouri W., Anna Mary, J.A., Janie Palinor, Frank, Florence, Ednie, William and Maggie Summers. Adaline died 2 months after Maggie was born. Later he married Sarah Frances Hopkins. Born to this couple were: Birthy, Lloyd, Calie and Thomas B. Summers. Eanses was 16 when his mother died and the youngest was 2 months. Sarah raised all the children along with her own.
George Summers was a pioneer resident of Howell County. He spent 63 years of his life there and was highly thought of. He lived in the Summers District which was named after him. He served on many committees, engaged in most community projects, served on the school board and was a member of the I.O.O.F. Lodge. He belonged to the Baptist Church in West Plains.
George Summers died in his home 31 March 1934.
WEST PLAINS DAILY QUILL
WEST PLAINS, MO
02/Apr/1934
Children with Adaline are:
Kansas Victoria; Missouri Webb; Anna Mary; Joe Andrew; Jane Perlina; Frank; Florence Olive 'Alta'; Edna; Edward; William Silas; and Margaret Mary.
Children with Sarah Hopkins are:
Loyd Manuel; Callie; Thomas Benton; Alberta Pearl; Sarah E., Walter F., and Jesse Othel.
He married Adaline Bramblett (born 23 June 1842 to Reuben E. and Sarah Bramblett) on 3 Jan 1869 in Dalton, Whitefield, County, GA and began their family.
George and Adaline moved to West Plains, Howell County Missouri in 1871. they traveled to St. Louis and took a steamer up the Mississippi River then continued on to West Plains. They established their Homestead 7 1/2 miles east of West plains Missouri where George worked his farm. Born to this Union were: Eanses V., Missouri W., Anna Mary, J.A., Janie Palinor, Frank, Florence, Ednie, William and Maggie Summers. Adaline died 2 months after Maggie was born. Later he married Sarah Frances Hopkins. Born to this couple were: Birthy, Lloyd, Calie and Thomas B. Summers. Eanses was 16 when his mother died and the youngest was 2 months. Sarah raised all the children along with her own.
George Summers was a pioneer resident of Howell County. He spent 63 years of his life there and was highly thought of. He lived in the Summers District which was named after him. He served on many committees, engaged in most community projects, served on the school board and was a member of the I.O.O.F. Lodge. He belonged to the Baptist Church in West Plains.
George Summers died in his home 31 March 1934.
WEST PLAINS DAILY QUILL
WEST PLAINS, MO
02/Apr/1934
Children with Adaline are:
Kansas Victoria; Missouri Webb; Anna Mary; Joe Andrew; Jane Perlina; Frank; Florence Olive 'Alta'; Edna; Edward; William Silas; and Margaret Mary.
Children with Sarah Hopkins are:
Loyd Manuel; Callie; Thomas Benton; Alberta Pearl; Sarah E., Walter F., and Jesse Othel.
Family Members
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Kansas Victoria "Kannie" Summers Tiner
1869–1962
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Missouri Webb Summers Dickinson
1871–1958
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Anna Mary Summers
1872–1873
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Joseph Andrew "Joe" Summers
1873–1965
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Janie Pelina Summers Dickinson
1876–1971
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George Frank Summers
1877–1918
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Florence Olive Summers Adams
1879–1964
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Edward Summers
1880–1880
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Edna Bertha Summers
1880–1955
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Silas William "Bill" Summers
1882–1978
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Margaret May "Maggie" Summers Sites
1885–1983
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Loyd Manuel Summers
1888–1967
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Callie Ruth Summers Taylor
1891–1942
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Thomas Benton Summers
1893–1972
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Birthy Summers
1895–1895
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Alberta Pearl Summers Brown
1896–1980
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Walter F "Walt" Summers
1898–1984
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Jesse Othel Summers
1901–1950
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