According to his obituary, dated 23 January 1901 in The Quincy Daily Whig, George Lee was "past middle age, married, and is survived by a wife and five children."
It continued: "He was a veteran of the Civil war, and was a gentleman of splendid character and ability. His father, Joseph D. Lee, resides in St. Joseph, where the remains were interred yesterday, in Mt. Mora cemetery."
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It continued: "He was a veteran of the Civil war, and was a gentleman of splendid character and ability. His father, Joseph D. Lee, resides in St. Joseph, where the remains were interred yesterday, in Mt. Mora cemetery."
- Research and transcription by Tree Leaf.
According to his obituary, dated 23 January 1901 in The Quincy Daily Whig, George Lee was "past middle age, married, and is survived by a wife and five children."
It continued: "He was a veteran of the Civil war, and was a gentleman of splendid character and ability. His father, Joseph D. Lee, resides in St. Joseph, where the remains were interred yesterday, in Mt. Mora cemetery."
- Research and transcription by Tree Leaf.
It continued: "He was a veteran of the Civil war, and was a gentleman of splendid character and ability. His father, Joseph D. Lee, resides in St. Joseph, where the remains were interred yesterday, in Mt. Mora cemetery."
- Research and transcription by Tree Leaf.
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