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Katie, Oklahoma November 1916 December 2, 1849 ~ November 2, 1916 Andrew Jackson George aka "Blue Eyes" was 6th child of Britian George Jr and Martha "matthew" Collier-George. He married Mary Ann Hopkins 17 Aug 1873 in Ozark Co., MO. To this union 7 children were born: 1) Adam Bell 2) Minnie May 3) Gertie 4) Mertie (twins) 5) Artie 6) Charles Mathew 7) Shely Franklin George. Andrew Jackson "Jack" George is buried in Katie, Garvin Co., OK, his tombstone reads A. J. George Born Dec 2, 1849, Died Nov 2 1916 and has a Mason stone. Inscription at bottom of stone: "Tis sad to part with those we love, but sweet to know we will meet above" Katie Cemetery is a free cemetery. |
Garvin County, Oklahoma May 1924 November 29, 1856 ~ May 29, 1924 Mary Ann Hopkins was 5th child of Joseph W. Hopkins and Mary Edwards. She married Andrew Jackson George on 17 Aug 1873 in Ozark Co., MO. To this union 7 children were born: 1) Adam Bell 2) Minnie May 3) Gertie 4) Mertie (twins) 5) Artie 6) Charles Mathew 7) Shely Franklin George. She married 2nd Drew MORTON. t was told from my grandmother, Lillian Kirkpatrick-Adkins, that after Andrew Jackson George passed away in 1916, Mary Ann Hopkins-George stayed with her children and perhaps other relatives. Mary Ann Hopkins-George married a second time to Drew Morton Aft. 11 Feb 1916 prob. in OK. Source of 2nd marriage: There is an obituary for Charles Matthew George, husband of Emma Lous Saladin George, in the Oklahoma Historical Society Library. He died in 1970. His father died in 1917, and his mother remarried Drew Morton, son of Frank Morton. This all according to the obit. There is no mention of Andrew Jackson George in this obituary or in the index of obituaries for Weleetka. |
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