Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
Wilson Fleek,
He mar 1909, Juneau,
to
Elizabeth Berg [born 18 Nov 1892,
descendant
through Blennerhassett
of Edward III].
In 1910 census they are listed in Douglas.
Living with them is Elizabeth's widowed
father.
And next door is Elizabeth's aunt Mary Cashel and her husband and brother
Edward Cashel.
See part 1
from here.
See part 2
from here.
This must be South St. Ann's Ave.
Between 1911 and 1912, George worked as a laborer for the
Treadwell gold mine, near
Douglas.
Living St. Ann's Avenue, Treadwell, as at 1911
when his brother came from Pennsylvania to join them.
He became a Mine Electrician.
He was a
member of the
Odd Fellows
Alaska Lodge No.1.
Elizabeth was member of the Rebekahs.
In Oct 1913 they moved to
Chichagof, Alaska,
where
he was put in charge of the 10-stamp mill
at the
Chichagof Gold Mine.
Treadwell gold mine collapsed in 1917.
They moved to Miami, Arizona,
July 1917.
He worked for nearby Inspiration Copper Company mine.
They moved to Inspiration
mine site, near Miami, Arizona.
They lived in houses owned by Inspiration Mining Company.
Their house at "Cactus Garden", Inspiration, burnt down 1932.
Inspiration Copper Company closed 1934.
They moved back to Douglas, Alaska, in August 1934.
He worked at the Perseverance Mine, near Douglas.
He worked as a Power House Operator
in and around Juneau.
They are
listed
at Douglas
in 1940 census.
He is "electrician" in "gold mine".
After work at the power plant,
George carried out his own searches for gold.
He searched at the old
Thane Mill
1945-46, after it was "cleaned up".
He also searched on the Thane beach.
They went back to Arizona 1956 [death certs].
They lived 6406 W Van Buren St,
Phoenix, Arizona.
George died 7 Nov 1960 in
Phoenix General Hospital, age 73 or 74 yrs
[death cert],
NOT 6 Nov.
He is "retired electrician".
Funeral 9 Nov 1960, bur Memory Lawn Cemetery, Phoenix.
Elizabeth died 26 Dec 1961, 6406 W Van Buren St, Phoenix, age 69 yrs
[death cert].
Funeral 28 Dec 1961, bur Memory Lawn Cemetery, Phoenix.
George and Elizabeth had issue:
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