George Gustavus Green Jr1867–?
- Name
- George Gustavus Green Jr
- Given names
- George Gustavus
- Surname
- Green
- Name suffix
- Jr
| Birth | 26 June 1867 50 32 Wassau, Marathon County, Wisconsin |
| Birth of a brother | 1869 (Age 18 months) Wisconsin
younger brother -
Henry N Green
|
| Birth of a brother | 3 July 1871 (Age 4) Wassau, Marathon County, Wisconsin
younger brother -
Jared Rollin Green
|
| Death of a paternal grandmother | 16 November 1875 (Age 8)
paternal grandmother -
Sally Washburn
|
| Death of a father | 1893 (Age 25)
father -
George Gustavus Green
|
| Death of a mother | 1894 (Age 26)
mother -
Sarah Jane Partridge
|
| Marriage | Jessie Palmer - View family 1897 (Age 29) |
| Death of a brother | 10 February 1928 (Age 60)
younger brother -
Jared Rollin Green
|
| Death | yes |
| Globally unique identifier | 914F64B7CD7A4D68ADA3EC1AD0328F2806FB |
| Last change | 28 May 2016 |
| Family with parents - View family |
| father |
Birth 4 November 1816 27 22 Bloomfield, Trumbull County, Ohio
Death 1893 (Age 76) |
|
18 years mother |
Sarah Jane Partridge
Birth 1835 Pennsylvania
Death 1894 (Age 59) |
|
Marriage: — Wisconsin |
|
| #1 elder sister |
Adeline Jane Green
Birth 1866 49 31 Wisconsin
Death yes |
|
18 months #2 himself |
George Gustavus Green Jr
Birth 26 June 1867 50 32 Wassau, Marathon County, Wisconsin
Death yes |
|
18 months #3 younger brother |
Henry N Green
Birth 1869 52 34 Wisconsin
Death yes |
|
3 years #4 younger brother |
Jared Rollin Green
Birth 3 July 1871 54 36 Wassau, Marathon County, Wisconsin
Death 10 February 1928 (Age 56) |
| Father’s family with Adaline M Briggs - View family |
| father |
Birth 4 November 1816 27 22 Bloomfield, Trumbull County, Ohio
Death 1893 (Age 76) |
| step-mother |
Adaline M Briggs
Death yes
|
|
Marriage: yes |
|
| #1 half-sister |
Emma Green
Birth 1857 40 Wisconsin
Death yes |
| Family with Jessie Palmer - View family |
| himself |
George Gustavus Green Jr
Birth 26 June 1867 50 32 Wassau, Marathon County, Wisconsin
Death yes |
| wife |
Jessie Palmer
Birth St. Johns, New Brunswick, Canada
Death yes |
|
Marriage: 1897 |
|
| #1 son |
G. Norman Green
Death yes
|
| #2 son |
J. Earl Green
Death yes
|
| #3 daughter |
Dorothy M Green
Death yes
|
| #4 daughter |
Helen May Green
Death yes
|
| Note | GEORGE G. GREEN, of the firm of Green Bros., owners of the
City Bus and Baggage line at Wausau, with which business he has been
identified since July 1, 1896, was born at Wausau. Wis., June 26. 1867,
and is a son of George G. and Sarah Jane (Partridge) Green. George
G. Green, Sr., was born at Bloomfield, Trumbull county, C, in 1816 and
was reared in his native state, coming from there in 1840 as a pioneer
to Marathon county. He was a lumber jack on the river and also built
dams and bridges. His death occurred in 1893. He was twice mar-
ried, his second union being with Sarah Jane Partridge, who was a daugh-
ter of George W. Partridge, an early settler and for many years a jus-
tice of the peace at Mosinee, Marathon county. Mrs. Green died in
1894.
George G. Green, Jr., was reared at VVausau and obtained his school-
ing here and then, for a time, was employed variously in the iron district
of Northern Wisconsin, when satisfied with a wandering life returning
to Wausau. Here his brother, J. R. Green, with C. C. Jones, had estab-
lished an omnibus line some eighteen months before and George G.
bought the Jones interest and since then the brothers have continued
and expanded the business, under the firm name of Green Bros. They
are well equipped for all kinds of transportation, operating five omni-
buses, three baggage wagons and other vehicles, have nine head of horses
and employ four men beside giving their own services.
Mr. Green was married in 1897, to Miss Jessie Palmer, then of Wau-
sau, but a native of St. John's, New Brunswick. She was two and one-
half years old when her parents, John and Janette Palmer, brought her
to Wausau, where the latter yet resides, the former dying in 1898. He
was a contract painter. Mr. and Mrs. Green have four children: G.
Norman, J. Earl, Dorothy M., and Helen May. Mr. Green belongs to
a number of fraternal organizations, including: the Knights of Pythias,
the Eagles, the E. F. U., and the Royal Arcanum.
- Source: History of Marathon County Wisconsin and Representative Citizens, by Louis Marchetti, 1913, page 764+765 |