Mary Hancock, daughter of James Hancock and Lydia Ross, grew up in Mansfield AR. She lost her mother at age 7, and the family moved to OK.
There she married Calvin George, a childhood friend, on 19 Nov 1892. They later moved to the Yuma AZ area and raised their children--Ulysses, Margaret Jane, Ina, Calvin, James, Helen, Thelma,John, Benjamin, Lloyd, and Mary.
After her husband drowned, Mary was left with eleven children, the youngest only 17 months old.
She married Ervin Trull in 1919. They spent time in AZ, CA and NV due to her husband's construction plastering business.
Mary was a spirted redhead and a loving mother. She spent her last years in CA.
There she married Calvin George, a childhood friend, on 19 Nov 1892. They later moved to the Yuma AZ area and raised their children--Ulysses, Margaret Jane, Ina, Calvin, James, Helen, Thelma,John, Benjamin, Lloyd, and Mary.
After her husband drowned, Mary was left with eleven children, the youngest only 17 months old.
She married Ervin Trull in 1919. They spent time in AZ, CA and NV due to her husband's construction plastering business.
Mary was a spirted redhead and a loving mother. She spent her last years in CA.
Mary Hancock, daughter of James Hancock and Lydia Ross, grew up in Mansfield AR. She lost her mother at age 7, and the family moved to OK.
There she married Calvin George, a childhood friend, on 19 Nov 1892. They later moved to the Yuma AZ area and raised their children--Ulysses, Margaret Jane, Ina, Calvin, James, Helen, Thelma,John, Benjamin, Lloyd, and Mary.
After her husband drowned, Mary was left with eleven children, the youngest only 17 months old.
She married Ervin Trull in 1919. They spent time in AZ, CA and NV due to her husband's construction plastering business.
Mary was a spirted redhead and a loving mother. She spent her last years in CA.
There she married Calvin George, a childhood friend, on 19 Nov 1892. They later moved to the Yuma AZ area and raised their children--Ulysses, Margaret Jane, Ina, Calvin, James, Helen, Thelma,John, Benjamin, Lloyd, and Mary.
After her husband drowned, Mary was left with eleven children, the youngest only 17 months old.
She married Ervin Trull in 1919. They spent time in AZ, CA and NV due to her husband's construction plastering business.
Mary was a spirted redhead and a loving mother. She spent her last years in CA.
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