Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers
A Descendant of the Kartchner/Wilcox family of Philadelphia
NOTE : Either Rees or Reese has been noted in primary sources.
George was the first son/child of Daniel and Sarah (Webb) Reese. His siblings were Charles J [1857-1949], William M [1861-1930] and Emma P [1864-1956] - he also had a half brother, Reuben N Reese [1863-1941].
George was married twice;
First marriage:
Miss M. Dora Stanchfield in 1885 - she died in 1927 - (three children - refer to information below) born, one son, Lee Everett [1887-1942] survived to adulthood).
Second marriage:
A marriage license was issued in Clinton to Mrs Marie McKabney of 1020 Perry street, Davenport, and Mr George Rees of 1116 Harrison Harrison street, Davenport. The Daily Times, Sep 22, 1928, Page 6
Iowa, Select Marriages Index, 1758-1996
Name: George Rees
Birth Place: Calfax, IA.
Marriage Date: 21 Sep 1928
Marriage Place: Clinton, Clinton, Iowa
Father: Daniel Rees | Mother: Sarah Alexander
Spouse: Marie Mckabney (Father: Edward Lefener | Mother: Sarah Mitchell )
He was a longtime employee of the Government armory in the Davenport area of Iowa. According to the 1930 census, George also acted as a traveling salesman for his brother's (William) tie company.
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THE OLEAN DEMOCRAT
THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1887.
--Geo. B. Reese and wife of Street are parents of a 10 lb boy.
The Olean Democrat, 24 Mar 1887, Page 5
The Olean Democrat, 31 Mar 1887, Page 1 reported OLEAN, MUSTERED IN! THE "RIFLES" BECOME THE 43rd SEPARATE COMPANY:
The "Olean Rifles," a sturdy company of young men who have kept firmly together for several years and displayed lots of nerve, patience and enthusiasm in their desire to be mustered into the National Guard of the state" with George Burton Reese, 25 as a member.
REESE-- In this city, March 26, at the residence of his parents on Ninth street, George Reese. aged 5 months. Funeral at 55 Ninth street Thursday at 8:30 o'clock. Rev. E.C. Swartz will officiate.
The Olean Democrat, 28 Mar 1889, Page 5
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New York, Death Index, 1880-1956
Marion E. Reese | Gender: Male
Death Date: 1 Apr 1886 | Death Place: Olean, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 8020
New York, Death Index, 1880-1956
G. B. Reese | Gender: Male
Death Date: 27 Mar 1889 | Death Place: Olean, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 10794
Note: These infants are buried next to each other, supporting the conclusion that Marion was the other child of George and Dora.
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Jul 31, 1890, The Olean Democrat (New York), recorded a real estate transfer on July 22, "90, George B. Reese to Dora M. Reese, Olean, $650
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The 1900 Census showed that the family was in Davenport, IA living at 1028 E 14th st, w/ son Lee and niece Sadie Landingham
Oct 7, 1930 - Quad-City Times (Davenport, Iowa), reported "George and Marie were involved in a auto accident, in which Marie (his second wife) and he suffered serious injuries".
Oct 16, 1945 - The Daily Times (Davenport, Iowa), , Tue, Page 6 reported:
"Mr and Mrs George B. Rees of 1116 Harrison street, residents of Davenport for the last 40 years, and their daughter, Miss Faye Rees, will leave Wednesday to make their home in Los Angeles".
Notes:
1. Early Iowa state census records noted that George had served with the New York State National Guard [43rd Regiment - Infantry] during the 1870's.
His death certificate noted that he was a veteran of the Spanish American War era - 43rd SEPARATE COMPANY, was integrated as "Company I of the First Battalion, 3rd New York Volunteers of NY militia under Captain Richard H. Franchot. The company was mustered into U.S. service May 17, 1898 and was mustered out with regiment, December 8, 1898.
The company embarked with other local companies on May 1st, 1898, from their home stations via the Erie Railway, under charge of Brig.Gen'l E. M. Hoffman to Camp Black, Hempstead Plains, Long Island, N.Y. on May 24, the War Dept ordered them to move to Dunn Loring, VA. It appears most of the military service was as Provost Guard (Military Police) at various camps in Virginia {it doesn't appear they were ever deployed overseas}. [Source : History of the 3rd Regiment, New York Volunteers. (Chapter taken from New York and the War with Spain:History of the Empire State Regiments by the New York State Historian, 1903.)]
2. The Faye noted in the 1945 newspaper items posted above, was actually the youngest daughter of his second wife, Faye McKabney.
3. His death certificate mistakenly recorded his birth year as 1865.
[Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers]
A Descendant of the Kartchner/Wilcox family of Philadelphia
NOTE : Either Rees or Reese has been noted in primary sources.
George was the first son/child of Daniel and Sarah (Webb) Reese. His siblings were Charles J [1857-1949], William M [1861-1930] and Emma P [1864-1956] - he also had a half brother, Reuben N Reese [1863-1941].
George was married twice;
First marriage:
Miss M. Dora Stanchfield in 1885 - she died in 1927 - (three children - refer to information below) born, one son, Lee Everett [1887-1942] survived to adulthood).
Second marriage:
A marriage license was issued in Clinton to Mrs Marie McKabney of 1020 Perry street, Davenport, and Mr George Rees of 1116 Harrison Harrison street, Davenport. The Daily Times, Sep 22, 1928, Page 6
Iowa, Select Marriages Index, 1758-1996
Name: George Rees
Birth Place: Calfax, IA.
Marriage Date: 21 Sep 1928
Marriage Place: Clinton, Clinton, Iowa
Father: Daniel Rees | Mother: Sarah Alexander
Spouse: Marie Mckabney (Father: Edward Lefener | Mother: Sarah Mitchell )
He was a longtime employee of the Government armory in the Davenport area of Iowa. According to the 1930 census, George also acted as a traveling salesman for his brother's (William) tie company.
=====================================================================
THE OLEAN DEMOCRAT
THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1887.
--Geo. B. Reese and wife of Street are parents of a 10 lb boy.
The Olean Democrat, 24 Mar 1887, Page 5
The Olean Democrat, 31 Mar 1887, Page 1 reported OLEAN, MUSTERED IN! THE "RIFLES" BECOME THE 43rd SEPARATE COMPANY:
The "Olean Rifles," a sturdy company of young men who have kept firmly together for several years and displayed lots of nerve, patience and enthusiasm in their desire to be mustered into the National Guard of the state" with George Burton Reese, 25 as a member.
REESE-- In this city, March 26, at the residence of his parents on Ninth street, George Reese. aged 5 months. Funeral at 55 Ninth street Thursday at 8:30 o'clock. Rev. E.C. Swartz will officiate.
The Olean Democrat, 28 Mar 1889, Page 5
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New York, Death Index, 1880-1956
Marion E. Reese | Gender: Male
Death Date: 1 Apr 1886 | Death Place: Olean, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 8020
New York, Death Index, 1880-1956
G. B. Reese | Gender: Male
Death Date: 27 Mar 1889 | Death Place: Olean, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 10794
Note: These infants are buried next to each other, supporting the conclusion that Marion was the other child of George and Dora.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Jul 31, 1890, The Olean Democrat (New York), recorded a real estate transfer on July 22, "90, George B. Reese to Dora M. Reese, Olean, $650
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The 1900 Census showed that the family was in Davenport, IA living at 1028 E 14th st, w/ son Lee and niece Sadie Landingham
Oct 7, 1930 - Quad-City Times (Davenport, Iowa), reported "George and Marie were involved in a auto accident, in which Marie (his second wife) and he suffered serious injuries".
Oct 16, 1945 - The Daily Times (Davenport, Iowa), , Tue, Page 6 reported:
"Mr and Mrs George B. Rees of 1116 Harrison street, residents of Davenport for the last 40 years, and their daughter, Miss Faye Rees, will leave Wednesday to make their home in Los Angeles".
Notes:
1. Early Iowa state census records noted that George had served with the New York State National Guard [43rd Regiment - Infantry] during the 1870's.
His death certificate noted that he was a veteran of the Spanish American War era - 43rd SEPARATE COMPANY, was integrated as "Company I of the First Battalion, 3rd New York Volunteers of NY militia under Captain Richard H. Franchot. The company was mustered into U.S. service May 17, 1898 and was mustered out with regiment, December 8, 1898.
The company embarked with other local companies on May 1st, 1898, from their home stations via the Erie Railway, under charge of Brig.Gen'l E. M. Hoffman to Camp Black, Hempstead Plains, Long Island, N.Y. on May 24, the War Dept ordered them to move to Dunn Loring, VA. It appears most of the military service was as Provost Guard (Military Police) at various camps in Virginia {it doesn't appear they were ever deployed overseas}. [Source : History of the 3rd Regiment, New York Volunteers. (Chapter taken from New York and the War with Spain:History of the Empire State Regiments by the New York State Historian, 1903.)]
2. The Faye noted in the 1945 newspaper items posted above, was actually the youngest daughter of his second wife, Faye McKabney.
3. His death certificate mistakenly recorded his birth year as 1865.
[Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers]
Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers
A Descendant of the Kartchner/Wilcox family of Philadelphia
NOTE : Either Rees or Reese has been noted in primary sources.
George was the first son/child of Daniel and Sarah (Webb) Reese. His siblings were Charles J [1857-1949], William M [1861-1930] and Emma P [1864-1956] - he also had a half brother, Reuben N Reese [1863-1941].
George was married twice;
First marriage:
Miss M. Dora Stanchfield in 1885 - she died in 1927 - (three children - refer to information below) born, one son, Lee Everett [1887-1942] survived to adulthood).
Second marriage:
A marriage license was issued in Clinton to Mrs Marie McKabney of 1020 Perry street, Davenport, and Mr George Rees of 1116 Harrison Harrison street, Davenport. The Daily Times, Sep 22, 1928, Page 6
Iowa, Select Marriages Index, 1758-1996
Name: George Rees
Birth Place: Calfax, IA.
Marriage Date: 21 Sep 1928
Marriage Place: Clinton, Clinton, Iowa
Father: Daniel Rees | Mother: Sarah Alexander
Spouse: Marie Mckabney (Father: Edward Lefener | Mother: Sarah Mitchell )
He was a longtime employee of the Government armory in the Davenport area of Iowa. According to the 1930 census, George also acted as a traveling salesman for his brother's (William) tie company.
=====================================================================
THE OLEAN DEMOCRAT
THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1887.
--Geo. B. Reese and wife of Street are parents of a 10 lb boy.
The Olean Democrat, 24 Mar 1887, Page 5
The Olean Democrat, 31 Mar 1887, Page 1 reported OLEAN, MUSTERED IN! THE "RIFLES" BECOME THE 43rd SEPARATE COMPANY:
The "Olean Rifles," a sturdy company of young men who have kept firmly together for several years and displayed lots of nerve, patience and enthusiasm in their desire to be mustered into the National Guard of the state" with George Burton Reese, 25 as a member.
REESE-- In this city, March 26, at the residence of his parents on Ninth street, George Reese. aged 5 months. Funeral at 55 Ninth street Thursday at 8:30 o'clock. Rev. E.C. Swartz will officiate.
The Olean Democrat, 28 Mar 1889, Page 5
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New York, Death Index, 1880-1956
Marion E. Reese | Gender: Male
Death Date: 1 Apr 1886 | Death Place: Olean, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 8020
New York, Death Index, 1880-1956
G. B. Reese | Gender: Male
Death Date: 27 Mar 1889 | Death Place: Olean, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 10794
Note: These infants are buried next to each other, supporting the conclusion that Marion was the other child of George and Dora.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Jul 31, 1890, The Olean Democrat (New York), recorded a real estate transfer on July 22, "90, George B. Reese to Dora M. Reese, Olean, $650
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The 1900 Census showed that the family was in Davenport, IA living at 1028 E 14th st, w/ son Lee and niece Sadie Landingham
Oct 7, 1930 - Quad-City Times (Davenport, Iowa), reported "George and Marie were involved in a auto accident, in which Marie (his second wife) and he suffered serious injuries".
Oct 16, 1945 - The Daily Times (Davenport, Iowa), , Tue, Page 6 reported:
"Mr and Mrs George B. Rees of 1116 Harrison street, residents of Davenport for the last 40 years, and their daughter, Miss Faye Rees, will leave Wednesday to make their home in Los Angeles".
Notes:
1. Early Iowa state census records noted that George had served with the New York State National Guard [43rd Regiment - Infantry] during the 1870's.
His death certificate noted that he was a veteran of the Spanish American War era - 43rd SEPARATE COMPANY, was integrated as "Company I of the First Battalion, 3rd New York Volunteers of NY militia under Captain Richard H. Franchot. The company was mustered into U.S. service May 17, 1898 and was mustered out with regiment, December 8, 1898.
The company embarked with other local companies on May 1st, 1898, from their home stations via the Erie Railway, under charge of Brig.Gen'l E. M. Hoffman to Camp Black, Hempstead Plains, Long Island, N.Y. on May 24, the War Dept ordered them to move to Dunn Loring, VA. It appears most of the military service was as Provost Guard (Military Police) at various camps in Virginia {it doesn't appear they were ever deployed overseas}. [Source : History of the 3rd Regiment, New York Volunteers. (Chapter taken from New York and the War with Spain:History of the Empire State Regiments by the New York State Historian, 1903.)]
2. The Faye noted in the 1945 newspaper items posted above, was actually the youngest daughter of his second wife, Faye McKabney.
3. His death certificate mistakenly recorded his birth year as 1865.
[Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers]
A Descendant of the Kartchner/Wilcox family of Philadelphia
NOTE : Either Rees or Reese has been noted in primary sources.
George was the first son/child of Daniel and Sarah (Webb) Reese. His siblings were Charles J [1857-1949], William M [1861-1930] and Emma P [1864-1956] - he also had a half brother, Reuben N Reese [1863-1941].
George was married twice;
First marriage:
Miss M. Dora Stanchfield in 1885 - she died in 1927 - (three children - refer to information below) born, one son, Lee Everett [1887-1942] survived to adulthood).
Second marriage:
A marriage license was issued in Clinton to Mrs Marie McKabney of 1020 Perry street, Davenport, and Mr George Rees of 1116 Harrison Harrison street, Davenport. The Daily Times, Sep 22, 1928, Page 6
Iowa, Select Marriages Index, 1758-1996
Name: George Rees
Birth Place: Calfax, IA.
Marriage Date: 21 Sep 1928
Marriage Place: Clinton, Clinton, Iowa
Father: Daniel Rees | Mother: Sarah Alexander
Spouse: Marie Mckabney (Father: Edward Lefener | Mother: Sarah Mitchell )
He was a longtime employee of the Government armory in the Davenport area of Iowa. According to the 1930 census, George also acted as a traveling salesman for his brother's (William) tie company.
=====================================================================
THE OLEAN DEMOCRAT
THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1887.
--Geo. B. Reese and wife of Street are parents of a 10 lb boy.
The Olean Democrat, 24 Mar 1887, Page 5
The Olean Democrat, 31 Mar 1887, Page 1 reported OLEAN, MUSTERED IN! THE "RIFLES" BECOME THE 43rd SEPARATE COMPANY:
The "Olean Rifles," a sturdy company of young men who have kept firmly together for several years and displayed lots of nerve, patience and enthusiasm in their desire to be mustered into the National Guard of the state" with George Burton Reese, 25 as a member.
REESE-- In this city, March 26, at the residence of his parents on Ninth street, George Reese. aged 5 months. Funeral at 55 Ninth street Thursday at 8:30 o'clock. Rev. E.C. Swartz will officiate.
The Olean Democrat, 28 Mar 1889, Page 5
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
New York, Death Index, 1880-1956
Marion E. Reese | Gender: Male
Death Date: 1 Apr 1886 | Death Place: Olean, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 8020
New York, Death Index, 1880-1956
G. B. Reese | Gender: Male
Death Date: 27 Mar 1889 | Death Place: Olean, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 10794
Note: These infants are buried next to each other, supporting the conclusion that Marion was the other child of George and Dora.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Jul 31, 1890, The Olean Democrat (New York), recorded a real estate transfer on July 22, "90, George B. Reese to Dora M. Reese, Olean, $650
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The 1900 Census showed that the family was in Davenport, IA living at 1028 E 14th st, w/ son Lee and niece Sadie Landingham
Oct 7, 1930 - Quad-City Times (Davenport, Iowa), reported "George and Marie were involved in a auto accident, in which Marie (his second wife) and he suffered serious injuries".
Oct 16, 1945 - The Daily Times (Davenport, Iowa), , Tue, Page 6 reported:
"Mr and Mrs George B. Rees of 1116 Harrison street, residents of Davenport for the last 40 years, and their daughter, Miss Faye Rees, will leave Wednesday to make their home in Los Angeles".
Notes:
1. Early Iowa state census records noted that George had served with the New York State National Guard [43rd Regiment - Infantry] during the 1870's.
His death certificate noted that he was a veteran of the Spanish American War era - 43rd SEPARATE COMPANY, was integrated as "Company I of the First Battalion, 3rd New York Volunteers of NY militia under Captain Richard H. Franchot. The company was mustered into U.S. service May 17, 1898 and was mustered out with regiment, December 8, 1898.
The company embarked with other local companies on May 1st, 1898, from their home stations via the Erie Railway, under charge of Brig.Gen'l E. M. Hoffman to Camp Black, Hempstead Plains, Long Island, N.Y. on May 24, the War Dept ordered them to move to Dunn Loring, VA. It appears most of the military service was as Provost Guard (Military Police) at various camps in Virginia {it doesn't appear they were ever deployed overseas}. [Source : History of the 3rd Regiment, New York Volunteers. (Chapter taken from New York and the War with Spain:History of the Empire State Regiments by the New York State Historian, 1903.)]
2. The Faye noted in the 1945 newspaper items posted above, was actually the youngest daughter of his second wife, Faye McKabney.
3. His death certificate mistakenly recorded his birth year as 1865.
[Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers]
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