George Washington Merritt was the son of George Stewart and
Jane (Carden) Merritt. He married Melvina Johnson on 12-28-1843 in Hendricks Co. Indiana. They were parents of
George Thomas, John Edward, James Henry, William R.,
Melinda Jane, Reuben Allen, Simeon Willard, Mary Isabel,
and Sylvester Newton.
George Washington Merritt was one of the most prominent
farmers of Washington Twp., Hendricks Co, Indiana. He was
also engaged in the nursery business and at one time, having
the finest orchard in the state. He and his wife were
among the the most respectable in the township.
Jane (Carden) Merritt. He married Melvina Johnson on 12-28-1843 in Hendricks Co. Indiana. They were parents of
George Thomas, John Edward, James Henry, William R.,
Melinda Jane, Reuben Allen, Simeon Willard, Mary Isabel,
and Sylvester Newton.
George Washington Merritt was one of the most prominent
farmers of Washington Twp., Hendricks Co, Indiana. He was
also engaged in the nursery business and at one time, having
the finest orchard in the state. He and his wife were
among the the most respectable in the township.
George Washington Merritt was the son of George Stewart and
Jane (Carden) Merritt. He married Melvina Johnson on 12-28-1843 in Hendricks Co. Indiana. They were parents of
George Thomas, John Edward, James Henry, William R.,
Melinda Jane, Reuben Allen, Simeon Willard, Mary Isabel,
and Sylvester Newton.
George Washington Merritt was one of the most prominent
farmers of Washington Twp., Hendricks Co, Indiana. He was
also engaged in the nursery business and at one time, having
the finest orchard in the state. He and his wife were
among the the most respectable in the township.
Jane (Carden) Merritt. He married Melvina Johnson on 12-28-1843 in Hendricks Co. Indiana. They were parents of
George Thomas, John Edward, James Henry, William R.,
Melinda Jane, Reuben Allen, Simeon Willard, Mary Isabel,
and Sylvester Newton.
George Washington Merritt was one of the most prominent
farmers of Washington Twp., Hendricks Co, Indiana. He was
also engaged in the nursery business and at one time, having
the finest orchard in the state. He and his wife were
among the the most respectable in the township.
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