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- 1853 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: George William Walther born 8 February 1853, son of Albert Walther and Catherine Proebstel.
1860 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp, Dw 783: George as 6 years old, son of Albert and Maria Walther
1870 CENSUS: to get
1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole-Liberty Twp: Anc.com Img 13, pg 17, 16 June, Dw155/155: George W Walther age 26, born in Missouri (Bavaria,Wurtemburg, single farmer, son of Mary A Walther
1881 MARRIAGE: MO,Benton Co-Bailers Mill: George W Walther over 21 of Jefferson City md Louisa M Guenther over 18, of Bailers Mill, Benton Co, 27 October 1881 by Justice of the Peace Fried Bahrenburg.
1900 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp:Film #1240850, Vol 24,36,11,74-128 E. McCarty Street:
WALTHER, George 47/MO bn Feb 1853; Louise 46/MO bn Mar 1854; Hilda
16/MO bn Jan 1884
1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp/city: Anc.com Img 13, sheet 7A, 22 April, Dwelling 126/140:
WALTHER, Geo W-head 57/MO (Eur-GY,GY) md 1 time 29yrs, Undertaker,furniture;
Louisa M-wife 56/MO (Eur-GY,GY) md 1 time 29yrs, 1/1 child living,no
occupation; Hilda E WYMORE-dau 26/MO (MO,MO) md 1 time 2yrs,
1/1 child living; Frank WYMORE-son-in-law 29/MO (MO,KY) md 1 time
2yrs, Undertaker; Carl F WYMORE-grdson 7/12-MO (MO,MO); Fred
WYMORE-boarder 19/MO (MO,KY) bkkpr-furniture.
1900[?] HISTORY: Illustrated Sketch Book and Directory of Jefferson City and Cole County, page 351: "George W Walther, dealer in furniture and undertker, 106 West High Street, Jefferson City, is a son of Squire Albert Walther, a native of Bavaria, Germany, who immigrated to America in 1839 and settled on farm in Cole County, from which place he removed to Jefferson City in 1866. Here he engaged in the grocery business two years, when he disposted of his interest and returned to his farm, where he died April 15, 1879.
The subject of this sketch was born on the farm, eight miles east of Jefferson City, February 8, 1853. His early education was in the neighboring schools. Coming with his father to Jefferson City, in 1866, he finished his eduation in the public schools of this city. Except for the few years his father lived in Jefferson City, he was continuously with him on the farm until twenty-seven years of age, a good portion of the time managing the business, and was successful in growing wheat and potatoes, and also in raising stock.
In 1880 he purchased the old homestead, which he continuted to run successfully until August, 1895, when he removed to Jefferson City, and engaged in his present business, which he has continued ever since. He was united in marriage October 27, 1881, to Miss Louise, daughter of Fred Guenther, a prominant farmer of Morgan County, Mo. To this union has been born one child, a daughter, Hilda Elizabeth, who is now at home. In the fall of 1894 Mr Walther was the nominee of the Republican party for the office of Collector of Cole County but defeated, but he was defeated by Thomas Mahan, the Democratic nominee, by a small majority. He is a member of Evangelical Central church, of the IOOF, and brotherhood of Elks, a most worthy citizen, who is highly esteemed by all who knew him intimately."
HISTORY OF COLE (ETC) COUNTIES, Goodspeed, p 207: "Aztec or Indian mounds - collection which have excited the greatest interest on farm of late Albert Walther, just east of Moreau, near where it empties into the Missouri...statement made after confirmed by George Walther now living on father's place.
NOTES: from trip to Jeff City by Bob and Pam Wagner in 1989-George W. Walther a brother to Theresia Catherine Walther, he had a furniture store not far from court house. He was an undertaker at 106 High Street, Walter-Wymore, partner Frank Wymore, George was Senior member.
CHECK OUT - "The Daily Post", Jeff City, 13 May 1913. Short notice of estate of Jno C. Walther, Geo. W. Walther, administrator. (who Jno?)
Evangelical Church records show a Jno C Walther died 1912.
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