BIO: King, George W. s/o King, Robert & Hannah Livingston
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KING,  LIVINGSTON,  ZARING,  ROBERTS

"HISTORY OF LAWRENCE, ORANGE AND WASHINGTON COUNTIES, INDIANA"  GOODSPEED
BROS.  1884

GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP, ORANGE COUNTY, INDIANA
PAGE 649
GEORGE W. KING, a resident of Greenfield Township, Orange County, Ind.,
where he was born May 14, 1842, is one of six living children in a family of
twelve that were born to Robert and Hannah (Livingston) King. The parents
were natives of Kentucky, and came to Indiana while single.  George W. King
remained with them until their deaths, which occurred in 1870 and 1873. In
the common schools of his boyhood Mr. King received a good education. He was
joined in wedlock to Nancy A., daughter of Moses and Lucy (Zaring) Roberts,
September 9, 1869. A family of seven children is the result of this union,
born and named as follows: Hannah J., February 1, 1871; Emma A., October 31,
1872; James W., January 26, 1874; Susan A. R., February 7, 1876; Thomas M.,
April 7, 1878; Lucy F., August 16, 1880, and Louisa B., December 12, 1882.
Farming has been Mr. King's occupation through life, and he now owns 454
acres of good land, well supplied with necessary buildings. He and wife are
members of the Regular Baptist Church, and enjoy the high opinion of their
neighbors. Mr. King is a Democrat in politics.


Transcribed by: Diana Flynn 
<ivie@tima.com>
Date: 6 Oct 1997