George was the son of David Bailey and Julia Bandy. George's age was exaggerated later in life; his exact birth date here is something of a guess. He married Mary Sutton about 1862 probably in Cocke County and had six children known to have survived. She died in the 1880s, and he married second Mary Ann Wilson in 1890 and had five more known children.
George has no inscribed stone, but his death certificate places him in this cemetery as did one of his great grandsons who presumably attended the funeral. He is likely buried in the same area as his son Noah at the top of the hill on the right when facing the cemetery from the street.
George has no inscribed stone, but his death certificate places him in this cemetery as did one of his great grandsons who presumably attended the funeral. He is likely buried in the same area as his son Noah at the top of the hill on the right when facing the cemetery from the street.
George was the son of David Bailey and Julia Bandy. George's age was exaggerated later in life; his exact birth date here is something of a guess. He married Mary Sutton about 1862 probably in Cocke County and had six children known to have survived. She died in the 1880s, and he married second Mary Ann Wilson in 1890 and had five more known children.
George has no inscribed stone, but his death certificate places him in this cemetery as did one of his great grandsons who presumably attended the funeral. He is likely buried in the same area as his son Noah at the top of the hill on the right when facing the cemetery from the street.
George has no inscribed stone, but his death certificate places him in this cemetery as did one of his great grandsons who presumably attended the funeral. He is likely buried in the same area as his son Noah at the top of the hill on the right when facing the cemetery from the street.
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