George T. Ohse
Representing: Confederate
George T. Ohse family. about 1906 -Everett, Snohomish, Washington, USA George T. Ohse with wife Wihelmine F. Buck Seefeld Ohse and their son Everett W. (Everett as an adult was 6 feet 5 inches tall) regalskye50 originally shared this on 06 Jan 201
Family History
George T. Ohse
- Birth
- 1843
Louisiana, USA
- Death
- 23 Nov 1915 (aged 71–72)
Marysville, Snohomish County, Washington, USA
- Burial
- Burial Details Unknown
- Memorial ID
- 13869205
- Confederate Soldier
Everett Herald
11-23-1915
Marysville, Nov. 23- George Ohse, pioneer of Marysville and the Puget Sound country, died suddenly this morning of apoplexy, being stricken while dressing to go to his work in the Mutual Shingle mill, in which he as worker and stockholder. Ohse was a veteran of the Confederate army. He came to the Sound 45 years ago and had made his home in Marysville for about 30 years. His widow and two grown children survive. No funeral arrangements have yet been made.
Snohomish County early marriage records
G.T. Ohse married Wilhelmine Seefeld 9-17-1892
SnoCo: "The Karyn Project"
Father: August Ohse
1870 Olympia, Thurston, Washington Territory
1880 Port Madison, Kitsap, WA
1900 Tulalip, SnoCo, WA; Ohse: George 1843 LA, Ellmera
1910 Marysville, SnoCo, WA; Ohse: George T 66 LA m3, Wilhelmina 55 GERM m2, Everett W 15 WA
Cemetery
Buried at Marysville Cemetery
Row: Section 3, South West