George D HURLEY

Birth: 2 MAY 1844, ,Elkhart,IN
Death: 11 NOV 1907, Fort Dodge,,KS
Burial: 13 NOV 1907, Dodge City,Ford,KS,GAR Cem

Marriage: DEC 1866, ,Howard,IA

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!Š..Skinner, Todd (09/2001) d @@ Kansas Soldiers Home Source; Letter to Clyde Skinner from Grace Maude Mason Kunz (Stepdaughter from his first wife) Marriage Certificate: Marriage records B. Page 377 Homestead Papers-Certificate #7511 -Kingfisher, Oklahoma-September 28 1904 Civil War Papers Info from John Henry Skinner George volunteered in Company C 42 Regiment of the Missouri Volunteers infantry. Inrolled on the first day of August 1864 to serve One year or during the war. Was discharged on June 28 1865 at Nashville, Tennessee. He was a farmer when he inlisted then worked in the timber industry cutting cord wood. Later he became a brick molder. It was the style for woman of those days to have small thin waists. His sister Elizabeth girted herself up until her brother Ben could span around her waist with his two hands. The girls were very proud. Occupation: Brick Maker-had own kiln

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