He was the son of George S. Kenison and Cynthia M Derby. His name was either Solomon or Asa H.
In the 1880 census he was listed as Solomon, but the Asa H. Kenison listed below him as George's father was actually named Solomon. They may have reversed the names. That is the only record of this son. He was named for George's father, Solomon, or his brother, Asa H.
By the 1900 census he had died, but no record of his death can be found yet.
In the 1880 census he was listed as Solomon, but the Asa H. Kenison listed below him as George's father was actually named Solomon. They may have reversed the names. That is the only record of this son. He was named for George's father, Solomon, or his brother, Asa H.
By the 1900 census he had died, but no record of his death can be found yet.
He was the son of George S. Kenison and Cynthia M Derby. His name was either Solomon or Asa H.
In the 1880 census he was listed as Solomon, but the Asa H. Kenison listed below him as George's father was actually named Solomon. They may have reversed the names. That is the only record of this son. He was named for George's father, Solomon, or his brother, Asa H.
By the 1900 census he had died, but no record of his death can be found yet.
In the 1880 census he was listed as Solomon, but the Asa H. Kenison listed below him as George's father was actually named Solomon. They may have reversed the names. That is the only record of this son. He was named for George's father, Solomon, or his brother, Asa H.
By the 1900 census he had died, but no record of his death can be found yet.
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