George's profession was a school teacher.
In 1836:
With three teams of horses in covered wagons, George Wilson arrived in Peru Township, Miami County in 1836 with the company of two other families. (William Wilson and John Hiner.) It took them approximately six weeks to arrive there. (courtesy Michael John Roby)
In 1836:
With three teams of horses in covered wagons, George Wilson arrived in Peru Township, Miami County in 1836 with the company of two other families. (William Wilson and John Hiner.) It took them approximately six weeks to arrive there. (courtesy Michael John Roby)
George's profession was a school teacher.
In 1836:
With three teams of horses in covered wagons, George Wilson arrived in Peru Township, Miami County in 1836 with the company of two other families. (William Wilson and John Hiner.) It took them approximately six weeks to arrive there. (courtesy Michael John Roby)
In 1836:
With three teams of horses in covered wagons, George Wilson arrived in Peru Township, Miami County in 1836 with the company of two other families. (William Wilson and John Hiner.) It took them approximately six weeks to arrive there. (courtesy Michael John Roby)
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