George is the son of John Blackler and Mary Melissa Bowers, born April 26, 1872, and baptized in the Methodist Church August 25, 1872, at Ekfrid, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada.
From the records of his daughter, Blanche Marie Blackler Bradshaw, George moved to the United States in April 1881. The date on his Naturalization papers is August 3, 1891.
George was married December 25, 1895 near Bolckow, Andrew County, Missouri to Susan Stella Edelman, daughter of John Cornelius Edelman and Anna Amelia Zellars. In the tradition of the old country, the Edelman's went by their middle name, Stella, Cornelius, and Amelia.
1900 Federal Census
Nodaway Twp, Andrew, Missouri
George Blackler 28 Canada Fr
Stella Blackler 24 Missouri
Clarence Blackler 4 Missouri
Mabel Blackler 2 Missouri
Living nearby are George's parents and siblings, John Blackler Sept 1844, England, wife Mary M Jul 1851, sons Harvey, Norman and Harry.
1910 Federal Census
Hellgate, Missoula, Montana
George E Blackler, his wife Stella, and children Clarence E, Mabel S, Myrtle E, Hazel M, and Carl E
1920 Federal Census
Bonner county, Idaho
George E Blackler 47 Canada
Stella S Blackler 43 Missouri
E Myrtle Blackler 17 Missouri
Hazel M Blackler 14 Missouri
Carl E Blackler 11 Missouri
John C Blackler 8 Montana
Allen C Blackler 3y3m Idaho
Blanche M Blackler 7m Idaho
1930 Federal Census, Northside, Bonner, Idaho, George and Stella living with children Johnnie C, Allen C, Blanche M
Over the course of his life, George worked as a carpenter and builder, and the postal service. He was active in the Idaho State Grange and Woodmen of America. In 1937, Stella passed away. George moved back to Missoula, Montana and remained there the rest of his life.
George departed this earth on March 5, 1940 in Missoula. He was 67. - Montana Death Index
In the family tradition, George was brought to Newport, Washington to be laid to rest amongst loved ones in Newport Cemetery.
With special thanks to the memory of Aunt Blanche who wrote down the Blackler family history for those who followed, George and Stella's daughter, Blanche Marie Blackler Bradshaw
From the records of his daughter, Blanche Marie Blackler Bradshaw, George moved to the United States in April 1881. The date on his Naturalization papers is August 3, 1891.
George was married December 25, 1895 near Bolckow, Andrew County, Missouri to Susan Stella Edelman, daughter of John Cornelius Edelman and Anna Amelia Zellars. In the tradition of the old country, the Edelman's went by their middle name, Stella, Cornelius, and Amelia.
1900 Federal Census
Nodaway Twp, Andrew, Missouri
George Blackler 28 Canada Fr
Stella Blackler 24 Missouri
Clarence Blackler 4 Missouri
Mabel Blackler 2 Missouri
Living nearby are George's parents and siblings, John Blackler Sept 1844, England, wife Mary M Jul 1851, sons Harvey, Norman and Harry.
1910 Federal Census
Hellgate, Missoula, Montana
George E Blackler, his wife Stella, and children Clarence E, Mabel S, Myrtle E, Hazel M, and Carl E
1920 Federal Census
Bonner county, Idaho
George E Blackler 47 Canada
Stella S Blackler 43 Missouri
E Myrtle Blackler 17 Missouri
Hazel M Blackler 14 Missouri
Carl E Blackler 11 Missouri
John C Blackler 8 Montana
Allen C Blackler 3y3m Idaho
Blanche M Blackler 7m Idaho
1930 Federal Census, Northside, Bonner, Idaho, George and Stella living with children Johnnie C, Allen C, Blanche M
Over the course of his life, George worked as a carpenter and builder, and the postal service. He was active in the Idaho State Grange and Woodmen of America. In 1937, Stella passed away. George moved back to Missoula, Montana and remained there the rest of his life.
George departed this earth on March 5, 1940 in Missoula. He was 67. - Montana Death Index
In the family tradition, George was brought to Newport, Washington to be laid to rest amongst loved ones in Newport Cemetery.
With special thanks to the memory of Aunt Blanche who wrote down the Blackler family history for those who followed, George and Stella's daughter, Blanche Marie Blackler Bradshaw
George is the son of John Blackler and Mary Melissa Bowers, born April 26, 1872, and baptized in the Methodist Church August 25, 1872, at Ekfrid, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada.
From the records of his daughter, Blanche Marie Blackler Bradshaw, George moved to the United States in April 1881. The date on his Naturalization papers is August 3, 1891.
George was married December 25, 1895 near Bolckow, Andrew County, Missouri to Susan Stella Edelman, daughter of John Cornelius Edelman and Anna Amelia Zellars. In the tradition of the old country, the Edelman's went by their middle name, Stella, Cornelius, and Amelia.
1900 Federal Census
Nodaway Twp, Andrew, Missouri
George Blackler 28 Canada Fr
Stella Blackler 24 Missouri
Clarence Blackler 4 Missouri
Mabel Blackler 2 Missouri
Living nearby are George's parents and siblings, John Blackler Sept 1844, England, wife Mary M Jul 1851, sons Harvey, Norman and Harry.
1910 Federal Census
Hellgate, Missoula, Montana
George E Blackler, his wife Stella, and children Clarence E, Mabel S, Myrtle E, Hazel M, and Carl E
1920 Federal Census
Bonner county, Idaho
George E Blackler 47 Canada
Stella S Blackler 43 Missouri
E Myrtle Blackler 17 Missouri
Hazel M Blackler 14 Missouri
Carl E Blackler 11 Missouri
John C Blackler 8 Montana
Allen C Blackler 3y3m Idaho
Blanche M Blackler 7m Idaho
1930 Federal Census, Northside, Bonner, Idaho, George and Stella living with children Johnnie C, Allen C, Blanche M
Over the course of his life, George worked as a carpenter and builder, and the postal service. He was active in the Idaho State Grange and Woodmen of America. In 1937, Stella passed away. George moved back to Missoula, Montana and remained there the rest of his life.
George departed this earth on March 5, 1940 in Missoula. He was 67. - Montana Death Index
In the family tradition, George was brought to Newport, Washington to be laid to rest amongst loved ones in Newport Cemetery.
With special thanks to the memory of Aunt Blanche who wrote down the Blackler family history for those who followed, George and Stella's daughter, Blanche Marie Blackler Bradshaw
From the records of his daughter, Blanche Marie Blackler Bradshaw, George moved to the United States in April 1881. The date on his Naturalization papers is August 3, 1891.
George was married December 25, 1895 near Bolckow, Andrew County, Missouri to Susan Stella Edelman, daughter of John Cornelius Edelman and Anna Amelia Zellars. In the tradition of the old country, the Edelman's went by their middle name, Stella, Cornelius, and Amelia.
1900 Federal Census
Nodaway Twp, Andrew, Missouri
George Blackler 28 Canada Fr
Stella Blackler 24 Missouri
Clarence Blackler 4 Missouri
Mabel Blackler 2 Missouri
Living nearby are George's parents and siblings, John Blackler Sept 1844, England, wife Mary M Jul 1851, sons Harvey, Norman and Harry.
1910 Federal Census
Hellgate, Missoula, Montana
George E Blackler, his wife Stella, and children Clarence E, Mabel S, Myrtle E, Hazel M, and Carl E
1920 Federal Census
Bonner county, Idaho
George E Blackler 47 Canada
Stella S Blackler 43 Missouri
E Myrtle Blackler 17 Missouri
Hazel M Blackler 14 Missouri
Carl E Blackler 11 Missouri
John C Blackler 8 Montana
Allen C Blackler 3y3m Idaho
Blanche M Blackler 7m Idaho
1930 Federal Census, Northside, Bonner, Idaho, George and Stella living with children Johnnie C, Allen C, Blanche M
Over the course of his life, George worked as a carpenter and builder, and the postal service. He was active in the Idaho State Grange and Woodmen of America. In 1937, Stella passed away. George moved back to Missoula, Montana and remained there the rest of his life.
George departed this earth on March 5, 1940 in Missoula. He was 67. - Montana Death Index
In the family tradition, George was brought to Newport, Washington to be laid to rest amongst loved ones in Newport Cemetery.
With special thanks to the memory of Aunt Blanche who wrote down the Blackler family history for those who followed, George and Stella's daughter, Blanche Marie Blackler Bradshaw
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