Family: George W. Seybold / Mary Gardner (F1168)
m. Mar 22, 1872-
Father | Male
George W. Seybold
Born May 08, 1848 Pike county, Illinois, USA 
Died Sep 16, 1921 Pike county, Illinois, USA Buried Bayliss Cemetery, Pike county, Illinois, USA Married Mar 22, 1872 Pike county, Illinois, USA Father James Seybold | F1162 Group Sheet Mother Hannah Olive Gaskill | F1162 Group Sheet
Mother | Female
Mary Gardner
Born Jul 26, 1853 Pike county, Illinois, USA Died Nov 25, 1923 Pike county, Illinois, USA Buried Bayliss Cemetery, Pike county, Illinois, USA Other Spouse Elder | F50185 Married Father Levi Gardner | F1169 Group Sheet Mother Mary Neal | F1169 Group Sheet
Child 1 | Male
James Levi Seybold
Born Dec 28, 1874 Pike county, Illinois, USA Died Y Buried Spouse Della M. Oger | F50186 Married circa 1896
Child 4 | Male
George Clarence Seybold
Born Jul 1881 Pike county, Illinois, USA Died Y Buried Spouse Mary Bubb | F1185 Married
Child 5 | Male
Charles E. Seybold
Born Aug 1885 Pike county, Illinois, USA Died Y Buried Spouse Hattie Root | F1206 Married circa 1910 Pike county, Illinois, USA
Child 8 | Female
Anna M. Seybold
Born Sep 1893 Pike county, Illinois, USA Died 1931 Pike county, Illinois, USA Buried Bayliss Cemetery, Pike county, Illinois, USA Spouse Harry E. Gray | F1194 Married
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Notes - According to the "Portrait & Biographical Album of Pike and Calhoun Co., IL", 1891 -- George Seybold occupies a fine farm on Section 19 which was formerly owned by his father. The land consists of 290 acres of almost inexhaustible soil, well watered and well supplied with adequate farm buildings.
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- According to the "Portrait & Biographical Album of Pike and Calhoun Co., IL", 1891 -- George Seybold occupies a fine farm on Section 19 which was formerly owned by his father. The land consists of 290 acres of almost inexhaustible soil, well watered and well supplied with adequate farm buildings.
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