Only record found is the 1880 census of Marion, Davis County, Iowa, when he was 17, a farm hand, living with his parents and two younger brothers, Clare and John. Perhaps George died before the 1885 Iowa state census was taken.
Or, since George is not listed with David & Elizabeth Commons in the 1870 census, he may have been a foster child that they raised in the 1870s.
Or, since George is not listed with David & Elizabeth Commons in the 1870 census, he may have been a foster child that they raised in the 1870s.
Only record found is the 1880 census of Marion, Davis County, Iowa, when he was 17, a farm hand, living with his parents and two younger brothers, Clare and John. Perhaps George died before the 1885 Iowa state census was taken.
Or, since George is not listed with David & Elizabeth Commons in the 1870 census, he may have been a foster child that they raised in the 1870s.
Or, since George is not listed with David & Elizabeth Commons in the 1870 census, he may have been a foster child that they raised in the 1870s.
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