Excerpt from the Commemorative Biography of Central Pennsylvania:
George Stover was reared by his maternal grandmother Anna Maria Yeagley the wife of John Yeagley in Haines township. After a course in the district schools he studied higher branches at Mifflintown & Mifflinburg and thus prepared began the work of teaching . In 1842 he began to learn the miller's trade at Pine Creek Mills & after acquiring a knowledge of the work stayed there for a time as an employee. Later he engaged in the mercantile business at Nittany Hall. In 1848 he was married by Rev. Mr. Reese a Lutheran minister to Miss Malinda Kreider. Her grandfather Jacob Kreider a well known citizen of that day was married to Catherine Smith.
George suffered from paralysis for five years before his death.
George Stover was reared by his maternal grandmother Anna Maria Yeagley the wife of John Yeagley in Haines township. After a course in the district schools he studied higher branches at Mifflintown & Mifflinburg and thus prepared began the work of teaching . In 1842 he began to learn the miller's trade at Pine Creek Mills & after acquiring a knowledge of the work stayed there for a time as an employee. Later he engaged in the mercantile business at Nittany Hall. In 1848 he was married by Rev. Mr. Reese a Lutheran minister to Miss Malinda Kreider. Her grandfather Jacob Kreider a well known citizen of that day was married to Catherine Smith.
George suffered from paralysis for five years before his death.
Excerpt from the Commemorative Biography of Central Pennsylvania:
George Stover was reared by his maternal grandmother Anna Maria Yeagley the wife of John Yeagley in Haines township. After a course in the district schools he studied higher branches at Mifflintown & Mifflinburg and thus prepared began the work of teaching . In 1842 he began to learn the miller's trade at Pine Creek Mills & after acquiring a knowledge of the work stayed there for a time as an employee. Later he engaged in the mercantile business at Nittany Hall. In 1848 he was married by Rev. Mr. Reese a Lutheran minister to Miss Malinda Kreider. Her grandfather Jacob Kreider a well known citizen of that day was married to Catherine Smith.
George suffered from paralysis for five years before his death.
George Stover was reared by his maternal grandmother Anna Maria Yeagley the wife of John Yeagley in Haines township. After a course in the district schools he studied higher branches at Mifflintown & Mifflinburg and thus prepared began the work of teaching . In 1842 he began to learn the miller's trade at Pine Creek Mills & after acquiring a knowledge of the work stayed there for a time as an employee. Later he engaged in the mercantile business at Nittany Hall. In 1848 he was married by Rev. Mr. Reese a Lutheran minister to Miss Malinda Kreider. Her grandfather Jacob Kreider a well known citizen of that day was married to Catherine Smith.
George suffered from paralysis for five years before his death.
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