Married, (Nov.30,1843 Lawrence Co., IL), Anna Amy Allison, (1828 IL-aft 1900
San Diego Co., CA). [daughter of John Allison and Lydia Mills] They had at least seven children. No dates on stone, just GW Helpingstine, but since he died in Kansas; his son John Allison Helpingstine was County clerk of Montgomery Co., Kansas from 1869; and his widow was living with John in 1900, this must be him. [There's a grandaughter, dau. of his son George Washington Helpingstine, who died in Oklahoma, buried near him.]
San Diego Co., CA). [daughter of John Allison and Lydia Mills] They had at least seven children. No dates on stone, just GW Helpingstine, but since he died in Kansas; his son John Allison Helpingstine was County clerk of Montgomery Co., Kansas from 1869; and his widow was living with John in 1900, this must be him. [There's a grandaughter, dau. of his son George Washington Helpingstine, who died in Oklahoma, buried near him.]
Married, (Nov.30,1843 Lawrence Co., IL), Anna Amy Allison, (1828 IL-aft 1900
San Diego Co., CA). [daughter of John Allison and Lydia Mills] They had at least seven children. No dates on stone, just GW Helpingstine, but since he died in Kansas; his son John Allison Helpingstine was County clerk of Montgomery Co., Kansas from 1869; and his widow was living with John in 1900, this must be him. [There's a grandaughter, dau. of his son George Washington Helpingstine, who died in Oklahoma, buried near him.]
San Diego Co., CA). [daughter of John Allison and Lydia Mills] They had at least seven children. No dates on stone, just GW Helpingstine, but since he died in Kansas; his son John Allison Helpingstine was County clerk of Montgomery Co., Kansas from 1869; and his widow was living with John in 1900, this must be him. [There's a grandaughter, dau. of his son George Washington Helpingstine, who died in Oklahoma, buried near him.]
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