| Husband: ? KANE | |||
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| Spouses: | Lottie Ann SPANGLER | ||
| Wife: Lottie Ann SPANGLER | |||
| Born: | 10 SEP 1887 | at: | |
| Died: | at: | ||
| Father: | Henry C. SPANGLER | ||
| Mother: | Huldah Jane SINGLEY | ||
| Spouses: | ? KANE | ||
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| Husband: George Washington SINGLEY | |||
| Born: | 26 APR 1818 | at: | |
| Married: | at: | ||
| Died: | 14 SEP 1892 | at: | |
| Father: | George SINGLEY | ||
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| Name: | George Adam SINGLEY [307] | ||
| Born: | 1 JAN 1857[305] | at: | Moulton, Iowa |
| Married: | 30 JAN 1898[1111] | at: | Moulton, Iowa |
| Died: | 4 DEC 1943[306] | at: | Moulton, Iowa |
| Spouses: | Eva BARNES | ||
[307]
Buried in Oakland Cemetery, West of Moulton, Iowa
The following is from Holly Schrank's family tree.
1900 Census for Town of Moulton, Appanoose Co, IA shows George and Eva and Georgie (must be George Carson). George, Sr. is shown as 38 years old (born Jan. 1862) in Iowa and both parents in PA. He is a farmer. Eva was born in Nov. 1870 in Iowa,
father in Indiana, mother in Iowa. George (10 months old) was born in Iowa in July of 1899. Some of these facts do not conform with other sources, esp. birth dates for George and Eva, and birth place of Eva.
(Written by Wiliam Clifford Singley and appearing in a publication of the Appanoose Co. Iowa Historical Society 1986)
My father, George Adam SingIey, was the sixth child and the first SingIey born in Iowa on January 1, 1857.
Some time later J.B. Moulton, a civil engineer, built a railroad through the area and the town of Moulton sprang up, being named for the Mr. Moulton, When the town was incorporated some of the Singley farm was inside the city limits. A portion of land
was given to the town for school purposes.
From the Chronicle of Moulton Iowa and Is [sic] Surrounding Countryside:
George Adam Singley attended the public school and completed _?_ years of study at Leander Clark College at Toledo Iowa then ???? Western College. George Adam returned to Moulton and worked for the Carson Lumber Company for many years until he was
called to serve as Cashier and director of the Moulton State Savings Bank in 190?. He continued his services there until his health forced his retirement in 193? He also served as Secretary of the Washington Township School [Board] for 50 years.
George and his wife, Eva, became the owners of the family homestead and lived their entire life on the farm. They engaged in general farming and dairy business, delivering milk in Moulton for many years. They were members of the Presbyterian Church
and Eva was a member of the PEO Sisterhood for over 58 years. [Holly's file 2.FTW]
Born and raised on Singley homestead.
Employed as a bookkeeper at R. B. Carson Lumber Co., and later at the State Savings Bank. He retired from the bank due to ill health, and was confined to home by January of 1937 when he turned 80. Farmed 100 acres in Moulton. Also owned real estate
in South Dakota (EBS journal) and in Kansas (grandson Roland).
1900 Census for Town of Moulton, Appanoose Co, IA shows George and Eva and Georgie (must be George Carson). George, Sr. is shown as 38 years old (born Jan. 1862) in Iowa and both parents in PA. He is a farmer. Eva was born in Nov. 1870 in Iowa,
father in Indiana, mother in Iowa. George (10 months old) was born in Iowa in July of 1899. Some of these facts do not conform with other sources, esp. birth dates for George and Eva, and birth place of Eva.
[305]
[S9]
From Wilbur J. (Bill) Singley Jr. records for birth location
[306]
[S10]
From Wilbur J. (Bill) Singley Jr. records for death location
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