Janie George, daughter of Calvin George and Mary Hancock, was born in Chouteau, in Indian Territory before OK became a state. She spent her early years in OK and AZ. She was part of a large family and being the oldest girl, had much responsibility.
On 24 May 1914 she married Clarence Kryger. They had a family of five children, 3 girls and 2 boys. She was a resourceful happy person who loved her family. She ran a beauty shop in her home.
After Clarence died, she married Herbert "Swede" Neve and spent her later years in the San Diego area.
On 24 May 1914 she married Clarence Kryger. They had a family of five children, 3 girls and 2 boys. She was a resourceful happy person who loved her family. She ran a beauty shop in her home.
After Clarence died, she married Herbert "Swede" Neve and spent her later years in the San Diego area.
Janie George, daughter of Calvin George and Mary Hancock, was born in Chouteau, in Indian Territory before OK became a state. She spent her early years in OK and AZ. She was part of a large family and being the oldest girl, had much responsibility.
On 24 May 1914 she married Clarence Kryger. They had a family of five children, 3 girls and 2 boys. She was a resourceful happy person who loved her family. She ran a beauty shop in her home.
After Clarence died, she married Herbert "Swede" Neve and spent her later years in the San Diego area.
On 24 May 1914 she married Clarence Kryger. They had a family of five children, 3 girls and 2 boys. She was a resourceful happy person who loved her family. She ran a beauty shop in her home.
After Clarence died, she married Herbert "Swede" Neve and spent her later years in the San Diego area.
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