Block 149 St James Cemetery
George was the youngest child of six born to George and Martha “Annie” Moor in Winnipeg 26 October 1887.
In the 1916 Census of Canada, George is listed as a Labourer. In 1921 his occupation is “Driver”. The Henderson’s Directory listed him alternately as a “Teamster” (driver of a horse team) or a labourer.
Family lore is that George was a bit of a ne’er do well, possibly a gambler.
Certainly, after his father George’s death in 1920, George was a dutiful son and stayed on living with his mother until her death in 1926. Annie left the house to George.
George was the youngest child of six born to George and Martha “Annie” Moor in Winnipeg 26 October 1887.
In the 1916 Census of Canada, George is listed as a Labourer. In 1921 his occupation is “Driver”. The Henderson’s Directory listed him alternately as a “Teamster” (driver of a horse team) or a labourer.
Family lore is that George was a bit of a ne’er do well, possibly a gambler.
Certainly, after his father George’s death in 1920, George was a dutiful son and stayed on living with his mother until her death in 1926. Annie left the house to George.