George W AULTOM

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1870 US census living in Jefferson, Whitley, Indiana (George AULTMAN)
1880 US CENSUS living in Jefferson, Whitley, Indiana
1900 US census Living in Jefferson, Whitley, Indiana
1910 US CENSUS living in Union Twp, Whitley, Indiana
1920 US CENSUS living in Richland, Whitley, Indiana
1930 US CENSUS living in Larwill, Whitley, Indiana

1940 US Census, living in Oak St, Columbia City, Whitley, Indiana
George Aulton, age ?, single, laborer, odd jobs, b Indiana
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ALTOM, George to Sadie BOYD on August 12, 1897 - Book 5:507 (Whitley County, marriages)
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Aultom George — born 1870 died 1944 2 names Sarah Names are spelled with m & N — Compton-3-4-17Aulton Sarah — born 1870 died 1910 2 names wife of George Names are spelled with m & N — Compton-3-4-16 (Whitley county cemeteries, Compton cemetery)
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Groom George Aultom
Color White
Born Whitley Co
In Date 22 Feb 1865
Residence Whitley Co In
Occupation farmer
Other Support — Kin no
Father Sam Aultom
Color White
Born Tennessee
Occupation farmer
Residence Whitley Co In
Mother Sarah Neice
Color White
Occupation deceased
Birthplace —
Residence deceased
Inmate no Support —
First
Marriage no
How Often once
Dissolved yes
How deceased
When 16 June 1910
Disease no
Unsound no
Witness C Smith Dated 7 Feb 1912
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Bride Clara Florence Smith Color White Born Wells
Co In Date 26 Apr ? Residence Whitley Co In
Occupation Housewife Father Issac Bair Color White
Born OH Father's Occupation farmer Residence Allen
Co In Mother Susie Yager Color White Occupation
housewife Her Birthplace Wells Co In Residence Allen
Co In Inmate no First Marriage no How Often once
Dissolved yes How deceased When 11 Apr 1911
Disease no Unsound no Witness C Smith Dated 7
Feb 1912 For License see Marriage Record Volume 8
Page 78
(Whitley marriage license applications)
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AULTOM, George to Clara Florence SMITH on February 7, 1912 - Book 8:78AULTOM, George to Lydia LUCIA on August 2, 1915 - Book 8:344
AULTOM, George to Ethel ROCKEY on June 11, 1930 - Book 11:104
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#30-44 = Aultom, George - male - white - widowed -
retired farmer - d/8-12-44 at 10:15 p.m. in Columbia City, IN
b/2-22-1866 in Ind - age 78-5-20 - informant Mrs. Mary Stottlemyer
Fa. Samuel Aultom - Mo. _____ Meece -
wife Sarah Boyd Aultom, dec’d -
Suicide by Hanging/Inquest - E. A. Hershey (Coroner),
Churubusco, IN -
Bur. 8-15-44 in Compton Cem, Whitley Co, IN -
J.A. DeMoney Funeral Home, Columbia City, IN
Filed: 8-14-1944 - City Book II - Pg 56
(Whitley county health dept, c/o Judy G)
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George Aulton
in the Indiana, Death Certificates, 1899-2011
Name: George Aulton
Gender: Male
Race: White
Birth Date: 22 Feb 1866
Birth Place: Jeff Twp Whitley County, Ind
Death Date: 12 Aug 1944
Death Place: Columbia, Whitley, Indiana, USA
Age: 78
Marital Status: Widowed
Spouse: Sarah Boyd Aulton
Father: Samuel Aultom
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Obituary Finder
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Last Name: Aultom
First Name: George
Middle Name/Initial:
Maiden Name:
Date of Death: 08/12/1944
Birth Date: 02/22/1868
Spouse:
Survived By:
Other:
Cemetery: Compton Cemetery, Whitley County, IN
Obituary Source: Cc Post; 08/14,17/1944 p.6
Source Information:
Bottom of Form 1
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August 14, 1944

COLUMBIA CITY MAN TAKES HIS OWN LIFE

George Aultom Hangs Himself Back of His Home on North Oak Street-Funeral Rites Will be Tomorrow Afternoon

Coroner E.A. Hershey of Churubusco yesterday afternoon returned a verdict of suicide by hanging in the death of George Aultom, past 78 years old, who was found dead back of his home on North Oak Street in Columbia City at 10:15 Saturday night.
Despondency because of ill health was attributed as motive for the suicide. Mr. Aultom had remarked last spring when he planted potatoes that he would not be here to harvest them.
During the evening Mr. Aultom’s housekeeper, Verna Grimm, left the house and walked to the home of a friend, Mrs. Ellen Shaffer, on East Ellsworth Street. She visited a little while and then returned home. When she returned home about 11:30 lights were on in the house, but Mr. Aultom was not there.
City police were notified and Nelson Winebrenner and Robert Cullimore and Sheriff Fremont Fisher responded. The officers made a search and saw the body of Aultom hanging from the limb of a tree. He was dressed in white and easily seen.
Mr. Aultom had taken a hog hook and rope and attached the hook to a branch of an apple tree. He then had obtained a step ladder, made a square knot of the rope, placed it around his neck and stepped off the second rung of the ladder. The body was found about 12:15 midnight and Coroner Hershey fixed the time of death as about two hours earlier.
George Aultom was born in Jefferson Township, Whitley County, on February 22, 1866, and spent his entire life in the county. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Aultom.
In 1895 he was united in marriage to Sarah Boyd of Union Township, who died in 1910. A daughter, Mrs. Mary Stottlemyer of Fort Wayne, a grandson, Charles Londt, stationed with the U.S. Navy in Algiers, a granddaughter, Mrs. Gale Clark, Fort Sumner, New Mexico, and a brother, Samuel Aultom, of Roanoke, survive. Three brothers and one sister are dead.
The body was brought to the J.A. DeMoney Funeral Home where friends may call and where funeral services will be held at 1:30 o’clock Tuesday afternoon. The Rev. Marion Shroyer, pastor of the First Church of God, will conduct the services and burial will be in the Compton cemetery. (email -Judy G 13/2/06)

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