Son of Charles Arthur Satterl(e)y and Emma Jane Wolcott, husband of Emma Amelia Eberth, daughter of John Eberth and Catharina Amelia "Kate", born Aug 1887 in New York, NY, whom he married on May 07, 1910, in New York, NY, with whom he had two daughters, Emma and Catherine Irene Satterly.
In 1910, George could be found living in the home of his brother, Chester Arthur Satterley in Queens, NY. He was described as single, a painter/contractor.
On June 5, 1917, George F. Satterley, aged 30, was living at 42 Independence Road, Milford, CT and working as a painter for Charles Graham of Stratford, CT. He stated that he was married with two children, and that his dependents were his father, wife and two children, when he registered for the draft during World War I.
In 1920, George F. Satterley, aged 32, a janitor, was living on West Foot Street, in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, at the Salvation Army Children's Home, with his wife, Emma Satterley, aged 33, a cook, and children, Emma M. Satterley, aged 7, and Catherine I. Satterley, aged 6, Catherine A. Jones, aged 54, and Mary Page, aged 49.
Obituary - George Fred Satterley, 71, of 31 Cedar Grove Street, Patchogue, died last Wednesday at the Pine Rest Nursing Home, after an illness. Born in Patchogue, he was a life resident here. He was a retired painter and decorator. During his younger years was affiliated with the International Order of Odd Fellows and was active in the Salvation Army. He is survived by two daughters, Miss Emma Marie Satterley of Patchogue and Mrs. Catherine Irene Turner of Blue Point. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at C.W. Ruland Sons Funeral Home in Patchogue with the Rev. John E. Southard, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Patchogue, officiating. Interment was in Gerard Cemetery, Patchogue.
(Long Island Surnames; 1910 US Federal Census; U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 for George F. Satterley; The Patchogue advance., March 12, 1959, Page 12)
In 1910, George could be found living in the home of his brother, Chester Arthur Satterley in Queens, NY. He was described as single, a painter/contractor.
On June 5, 1917, George F. Satterley, aged 30, was living at 42 Independence Road, Milford, CT and working as a painter for Charles Graham of Stratford, CT. He stated that he was married with two children, and that his dependents were his father, wife and two children, when he registered for the draft during World War I.
In 1920, George F. Satterley, aged 32, a janitor, was living on West Foot Street, in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, at the Salvation Army Children's Home, with his wife, Emma Satterley, aged 33, a cook, and children, Emma M. Satterley, aged 7, and Catherine I. Satterley, aged 6, Catherine A. Jones, aged 54, and Mary Page, aged 49.
Obituary - George Fred Satterley, 71, of 31 Cedar Grove Street, Patchogue, died last Wednesday at the Pine Rest Nursing Home, after an illness. Born in Patchogue, he was a life resident here. He was a retired painter and decorator. During his younger years was affiliated with the International Order of Odd Fellows and was active in the Salvation Army. He is survived by two daughters, Miss Emma Marie Satterley of Patchogue and Mrs. Catherine Irene Turner of Blue Point. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at C.W. Ruland Sons Funeral Home in Patchogue with the Rev. John E. Southard, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Patchogue, officiating. Interment was in Gerard Cemetery, Patchogue.
(Long Island Surnames; 1910 US Federal Census; U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 for George F. Satterley; The Patchogue advance., March 12, 1959, Page 12)
Son of Charles Arthur Satterl(e)y and Emma Jane Wolcott, husband of Emma Amelia Eberth, daughter of John Eberth and Catharina Amelia "Kate", born Aug 1887 in New York, NY, whom he married on May 07, 1910, in New York, NY, with whom he had two daughters, Emma and Catherine Irene Satterly.
In 1910, George could be found living in the home of his brother, Chester Arthur Satterley in Queens, NY. He was described as single, a painter/contractor.
On June 5, 1917, George F. Satterley, aged 30, was living at 42 Independence Road, Milford, CT and working as a painter for Charles Graham of Stratford, CT. He stated that he was married with two children, and that his dependents were his father, wife and two children, when he registered for the draft during World War I.
In 1920, George F. Satterley, aged 32, a janitor, was living on West Foot Street, in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, at the Salvation Army Children's Home, with his wife, Emma Satterley, aged 33, a cook, and children, Emma M. Satterley, aged 7, and Catherine I. Satterley, aged 6, Catherine A. Jones, aged 54, and Mary Page, aged 49.
Obituary - George Fred Satterley, 71, of 31 Cedar Grove Street, Patchogue, died last Wednesday at the Pine Rest Nursing Home, after an illness. Born in Patchogue, he was a life resident here. He was a retired painter and decorator. During his younger years was affiliated with the International Order of Odd Fellows and was active in the Salvation Army. He is survived by two daughters, Miss Emma Marie Satterley of Patchogue and Mrs. Catherine Irene Turner of Blue Point. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at C.W. Ruland Sons Funeral Home in Patchogue with the Rev. John E. Southard, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Patchogue, officiating. Interment was in Gerard Cemetery, Patchogue.
(Long Island Surnames; 1910 US Federal Census; U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 for George F. Satterley; The Patchogue advance., March 12, 1959, Page 12)
In 1910, George could be found living in the home of his brother, Chester Arthur Satterley in Queens, NY. He was described as single, a painter/contractor.
On June 5, 1917, George F. Satterley, aged 30, was living at 42 Independence Road, Milford, CT and working as a painter for Charles Graham of Stratford, CT. He stated that he was married with two children, and that his dependents were his father, wife and two children, when he registered for the draft during World War I.
In 1920, George F. Satterley, aged 32, a janitor, was living on West Foot Street, in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, at the Salvation Army Children's Home, with his wife, Emma Satterley, aged 33, a cook, and children, Emma M. Satterley, aged 7, and Catherine I. Satterley, aged 6, Catherine A. Jones, aged 54, and Mary Page, aged 49.
Obituary - George Fred Satterley, 71, of 31 Cedar Grove Street, Patchogue, died last Wednesday at the Pine Rest Nursing Home, after an illness. Born in Patchogue, he was a life resident here. He was a retired painter and decorator. During his younger years was affiliated with the International Order of Odd Fellows and was active in the Salvation Army. He is survived by two daughters, Miss Emma Marie Satterley of Patchogue and Mrs. Catherine Irene Turner of Blue Point. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at C.W. Ruland Sons Funeral Home in Patchogue with the Rev. John E. Southard, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Patchogue, officiating. Interment was in Gerard Cemetery, Patchogue.
(Long Island Surnames; 1910 US Federal Census; U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 for George F. Satterley; The Patchogue advance., March 12, 1959, Page 12)
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