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Additional SUMMERS Surnames in HOWELL VALLEY AKA LANGSTON Cemetery
SUMMERS, AdalineSUMMERS, Cecil RichardSUMMERS, Cecil Richard Veteran WWIISUMMERS, EdaSUMMERS, Edith PSUMMERS, Emma LouiseSUMMERS, George EllisSUMMERS, GeorgiaSUMMERS, Gladys LouiseSUMMERS, Harry ThomasSUMMERS, James R VETERAN WWIISUMMERS, Jesse OthelSUMMERS, Joseph AndrewSUMMERS, JohnSUMMERS, Loyd ManuelSUMMERS, MarySUMMERS, Minnie AliceSUMMERS, Mildred OliveSUMMERS, OdaSUMMERS, Ray AlvinSUMMERS, Richard CSUMMERS, Sarah FrancisSUMMERS, Thomas Benton Veteran WWISUMMERS, Thomas BentonSUMMERS, Walter FowlerSUMMERS, WalterSUMMERS, William Fred Veteran WWII Additional SUMMERS Surnames in HOWELL County
SUMMERS, Anna LeeSUMMERS, Beth AnnSUMMERS, ClarenceSUMMERS, Eva M.SUMMERS, Hazel M.SUMMERS, MarkSUMMERS, OrvilleSUMMERS, Ralph Floyd VETERAN WWIISUMMERS, Ralph F.SUMMERS, Sarah EllenSUMMERS, VerdiaSUMMERS, Viola C.SUMMERS, Waymond Othel Veteran WWII
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Submitted: 9/19/14 • Approved: 9/21/14 • Last Updated: 4/7/18 • R756573-G0-S3
March 28, 1848 - March 31, 1934
Son of Thomas E. and Mary Endsly Summers
Husband of Adaline Bramblett Summers and Sarah Frances Hopkins Summers
George Summers was born 28 March 1848 in Morganton County, Georgia to Thomas E. Summers and Marry Endsly.
He married Adaline Bramblett (born 23 June 1842 to Reuben E. and Sarah Bramblett) on 3 Jan. 1869 in Dalton, Whitefield, County, GA and began their family.
George and Adaline moved to West Plains, Howell County Missouri in 1871. they traveled to St. Louis and took a steamer up the Mississippi River then continued on to West Plains. They established their Homestead 7 1/2 miles east of West plains Missouri where George worked his farm. Born to this Union were: Eanses V., Missouri W., Anna Mary, J.A., Janie Palinor, Frank, Florencce, Ednie, William and Maggie Summers. Adaline died 2 months after Maggie was born. Later he married Sarah Frances Hopkins. Born to this couple were: Birthy, Lloyd, Calie and Thomas B. Summers. Eanses was 16 when his mother died and the youngest was 2 months. Sarah raised all the children along with her own.
George Summers was a pioneer resident of Howell County. He spent 63 years of his life there and was highly thought of. He lived in the Summers District which was named after him. He served on many committees, engaged in most community projects, served on the school board and was a member of the I.O.O.F. Lodge. He belonged to the Baptist Church in West Plains.
George Summers died in his home 31 March 1934.
WEST PLAINS DAILY QUILL; 02/Apr/1934
Contributed on 9/19/14 by dkfranks56
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