George helped his father homestead 160 acres five miles east of Stillwater, OK, beginning April 1889, which took 5 years. While there he began and then graduated in 1897 from Oklahoma A and M College at Stillwater, OK, in the second graduating class of 3 persons. He worked for the Frisco Railroad as a conductor from Jan 1901 to May 1943 while living in Enid, OK. In the spring of 1919 they moved to 424 W Wabash St, close to Enid high school. His three daughters all graduated from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
George helped his father homestead 160 acres five miles east of Stillwater, OK, beginning April 1889, which took 5 years. While there he began and then graduated in 1897 from Oklahoma A and M College at Stillwater, OK, in the second graduating class of 3 persons. He worked for the Frisco Railroad as a conductor from Jan 1901 to May 1943 while living in Enid, OK. In the spring of 1919 they moved to 424 W Wabash St, close to Enid high school. His three daughters all graduated from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
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