George W. Wilson was born in Missouri in 1874 to John C. Wilson and Mary Jane Bates. A little later that same year, the family moved to Florissant, Colorado. George grew up on the family's cattle ranch. In 1903, he married Ada Plaisted, whose family came from England. George took over his father's ranch near Florissant, where their 3 children were born: Dorothy, Virginia and Rolland.
Eventually the family moved to Colorado Springs where George worked as a teamster. They moved to Hygiene, Colorado, where George worked as a farm manager. They moved back to Colorado Springs, where George died in 1940.
Eventually the family moved to Colorado Springs where George worked as a teamster. They moved to Hygiene, Colorado, where George worked as a farm manager. They moved back to Colorado Springs, where George died in 1940.
George W. Wilson was born in Missouri in 1874 to John C. Wilson and Mary Jane Bates. A little later that same year, the family moved to Florissant, Colorado. George grew up on the family's cattle ranch. In 1903, he married Ada Plaisted, whose family came from England. George took over his father's ranch near Florissant, where their 3 children were born: Dorothy, Virginia and Rolland.
Eventually the family moved to Colorado Springs where George worked as a teamster. They moved to Hygiene, Colorado, where George worked as a farm manager. They moved back to Colorado Springs, where George died in 1940.
Eventually the family moved to Colorado Springs where George worked as a teamster. They moved to Hygiene, Colorado, where George worked as a farm manager. They moved back to Colorado Springs, where George died in 1940.
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