Son of Dr. Moody Mansur and Mary McClanahan (Basye) Mansur. Married Jennie McClure on May 31, 1877 and with her had eight children, Henry, Mary Elizabeth, Ella May, Roy Jasper, Alvah, George Frank, Frankie Selma and Alfred Moody Mansur.
George Gerald Mansur was a carpenter for a few years, then he turned to agriculture and was a successful farmer in Ray County, Missouri, where he spent the greater part of his life. He built a beautiful home on his farm in northern Ray County. After the older children were all married and gone from home he retired from farming and removed to Richmond, Mo., where he lived until his death in 1921. He was a stockholder in the Richmond Trust Company.
[From The House of Mansur, p.111]
George Gerald Mansur was a carpenter for a few years, then he turned to agriculture and was a successful farmer in Ray County, Missouri, where he spent the greater part of his life. He built a beautiful home on his farm in northern Ray County. After the older children were all married and gone from home he retired from farming and removed to Richmond, Mo., where he lived until his death in 1921. He was a stockholder in the Richmond Trust Company.
[From The House of Mansur, p.111]
Son of Dr. Moody Mansur and Mary McClanahan (Basye) Mansur. Married Jennie McClure on May 31, 1877 and with her had eight children, Henry, Mary Elizabeth, Ella May, Roy Jasper, Alvah, George Frank, Frankie Selma and Alfred Moody Mansur.
George Gerald Mansur was a carpenter for a few years, then he turned to agriculture and was a successful farmer in Ray County, Missouri, where he spent the greater part of his life. He built a beautiful home on his farm in northern Ray County. After the older children were all married and gone from home he retired from farming and removed to Richmond, Mo., where he lived until his death in 1921. He was a stockholder in the Richmond Trust Company.
[From The House of Mansur, p.111]
George Gerald Mansur was a carpenter for a few years, then he turned to agriculture and was a successful farmer in Ray County, Missouri, where he spent the greater part of his life. He built a beautiful home on his farm in northern Ray County. After the older children were all married and gone from home he retired from farming and removed to Richmond, Mo., where he lived until his death in 1921. He was a stockholder in the Richmond Trust Company.
[From The House of Mansur, p.111]
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