George E. Bailey was murdered by a gunshot wound to the chest during an altercation over an affair in which he was involved. His body was returned to Whitefield for burial and the gravestone was purchased by his mother, although his name was not engraved on the stone.
He was the father of two children by his first wife, Mary McNUTT Bailey, six children with his second wife, Abbie HILTON Bailey, and one child by Susie Young.
During the 1890s he owned a blacksmith shop in Wiscasset Village. He left his family and went to Saugus, Massachusetts in 1898 where he worked on a dairy farm.
He was the father of two children by his first wife, Mary McNUTT Bailey, six children with his second wife, Abbie HILTON Bailey, and one child by Susie Young.
During the 1890s he owned a blacksmith shop in Wiscasset Village. He left his family and went to Saugus, Massachusetts in 1898 where he worked on a dairy farm.
George E. Bailey was murdered by a gunshot wound to the chest during an altercation over an affair in which he was involved. His body was returned to Whitefield for burial and the gravestone was purchased by his mother, although his name was not engraved on the stone.
He was the father of two children by his first wife, Mary McNUTT Bailey, six children with his second wife, Abbie HILTON Bailey, and one child by Susie Young.
During the 1890s he owned a blacksmith shop in Wiscasset Village. He left his family and went to Saugus, Massachusetts in 1898 where he worked on a dairy farm.
He was the father of two children by his first wife, Mary McNUTT Bailey, six children with his second wife, Abbie HILTON Bailey, and one child by Susie Young.
During the 1890s he owned a blacksmith shop in Wiscasset Village. He left his family and went to Saugus, Massachusetts in 1898 where he worked on a dairy farm.
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