George married Francis Navada Gililland on September 22, 1878 in Lincoln County, MO. They were the parents of 3 children: William Jackson, Burton Bell, and Cora Navada.
George, Fannie, William, and Cora Holley moved to Oklahoma Territory in 1893, where George filed a Homestead Application on September 4, 1893 for 160 acres in Choctaw, Oklahoma Territory.
George died in December 1900 of inflammation of the bowels and Fannie died in 1898 of measles and pneumonia. Both George and Fannie died and are buried in Choctaw, Oklahoma.
Information about George and Fannie's death dates and cause were obtained from William Jackson Holley's Modern Woodmen of American life insurance policy dated November 26, 1902.
George, Fannie, William, and Cora Holley moved to Oklahoma Territory in 1893, where George filed a Homestead Application on September 4, 1893 for 160 acres in Choctaw, Oklahoma Territory.
George died in December 1900 of inflammation of the bowels and Fannie died in 1898 of measles and pneumonia. Both George and Fannie died and are buried in Choctaw, Oklahoma.
Information about George and Fannie's death dates and cause were obtained from William Jackson Holley's Modern Woodmen of American life insurance policy dated November 26, 1902.
George married Francis Navada Gililland on September 22, 1878 in Lincoln County, MO. They were the parents of 3 children: William Jackson, Burton Bell, and Cora Navada.
George, Fannie, William, and Cora Holley moved to Oklahoma Territory in 1893, where George filed a Homestead Application on September 4, 1893 for 160 acres in Choctaw, Oklahoma Territory.
George died in December 1900 of inflammation of the bowels and Fannie died in 1898 of measles and pneumonia. Both George and Fannie died and are buried in Choctaw, Oklahoma.
Information about George and Fannie's death dates and cause were obtained from William Jackson Holley's Modern Woodmen of American life insurance policy dated November 26, 1902.
George, Fannie, William, and Cora Holley moved to Oklahoma Territory in 1893, where George filed a Homestead Application on September 4, 1893 for 160 acres in Choctaw, Oklahoma Territory.
George died in December 1900 of inflammation of the bowels and Fannie died in 1898 of measles and pneumonia. Both George and Fannie died and are buried in Choctaw, Oklahoma.
Information about George and Fannie's death dates and cause were obtained from William Jackson Holley's Modern Woodmen of American life insurance policy dated November 26, 1902.
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