George N. Marlow Family George Nelson Marlow was born on March 26, 1856 in Benton County, Indiana. His wife, Sarah Eoline Stone was born in January 18, 1860 also in Indiana. Sarah was the daughter of Joseph and Sarah Helen Lacey Stone.George Marlow was still living with his parents in 1880 and was listed in the Indiana Census in Benton County, Gilboa Township. Very shortly after that, he must have married and he, his new wife, and parents moved to Kansas. They lived near Caney and Peru, Kansas until at least 1885. Then they moved to Missouri, living in Dade and Cedar Counties.
George and Sarah were the parents of seven known children:
*Nora died as an infant and is buried in Caney, Kansas Cemetery section B lot 102. Her grave marker is very worn and we are not sure of the death and birth year. We would have expected it to be between 1881 and 1885.
Child
Birth Date
Death Date
Marriage
Spouse
Myrtle H.
18 November 1881
1972
John M. Polston
Nora
11 August 1888?*
15 March 1889?*
* * Joseph William
10 June 1885
11 October 1975
29 June 1906
Gertie Mable Polston
Georgie
10 March
5 years
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Charley
21 June
2 years
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Della H.
24 June 1891
?
?
Wynn Keller
Maude C.
24 December 1896
?
20 August 1927
Earl McGee
Seated is George Nelson Marlow and to his right is Sarah Eoline Stone Marlow. Standing l-r are Raymond (grandson), Della, Myrtle, and Maude. Photo is ca. 1916.
George and Sarah lived in the vicinity of Lockwood and Golden City for the rest of their lives. Sarah died December 24, 1921. George died February 28, 1943 in an automobile accident. They are buried at Pippinger (New Bethel) Cemetery northwest of Lockwood, Missouri.
Pippenger Cemetery
George Nelson Marlow, Memorial Day, ca 1922
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