George DRESSLER

                   BIRTH: 1850 census shows Sarah as 9 years old 
                  

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    NAME GEORGE /DRESSLER/ GIVN GEORGE

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    NAME GEORGE /DRESSLER/ SURN DRESSLER

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    DEAT DATE BY 1935

BIRTH: 1850 census shows George Jr. as 14 years old
                  

                   BIRTH: 1850 census shows Elizabeth as 5 yrs old
                  

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    NAME EDWARD /DRESSLER/ GIVN EDWARD

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    NAME EDWARD /DRESSLER/ SURN DRESSLER

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    DEAT DATE BY 1932

BIRTH: 1850 census showed Edward as 18 years old
                  

                   BIRTH: 1850 census shows Elias as 11 and it looks like it was done in Oct one month before his 12th birthday.
                  

                   could have been born  18 may 1832 according to Jean Suman's resources/also could have died 8 oct 1917. OBITUARY form the 'LITTLE River Monitor" Vol. 32 #19 dated 11 oct 1917: Fred Dressler as a young man came west and located in the state of Michigan where, on Christmas 25 Dec 1856 he married Miss Lucinda Hatfield.  He came to Rice County, Kansas, in an early day and settled on a farm near Crawford, where he lived for a number of years.  He professed religion many years ago and united with the Wesleyan Methodist Church at Forest HOME school house. He was a good man, and had many friends who, with his sorrowing relatives, will miss him much.  He said, just a few days before he died, that he was ready to leave this world, and his loved ones said good-bye expecting to meet him in the better world. HIs death certificate listed the cause of death as Cystitis (age 85 years) His parents are sometimes listed as John Dressler and Mary Crum but many think his parents were really George Dressler and Sarah Fischer. Frederick was listed as a farmer.

BIRTH: 1850 census shows Frederick as 16

DEATH: he was age 85 when he died. As a young man he came west and located in the state of Michigan where he married Miss Lucinda Hatfield.  Nine children were born to them--5 sons and 4 daughters.Three sons and two daughters survive him--W.E. and Grant Dressler of Hutchinson: Charles Dressler of Geneseo: Mrs. M>F> Rose of Satanta, Kansas, and Mrs. E.E. Morgan of KNoxville, Iowa. He came to Rice County, Kansas, in an early day and settled on f farm near Crawford, where he lived for a number of years.  He professed religion many years ago and united with the Weleyan Methodist Church at Forest Home school house. he was a good man and had many frien ds who with his sorrowing relatives will miss him much.  He said, just a few days before he died, that he was ready to leave this world, and his loved ones said good-bye expecting to met him in the better world. The death certificate shows Frederick died of Cystitis at age 85.

BIOGRAPHY: he was a farmer during part of his life.

could have been born  18 may 1832 according to Jean Suman's resources/also could have died 8 oct 1917. OBITUARY form the 'LITTLE River Monitor" Vol. 32 #19 dated 11 oct 1917: Fred Dressler as a young man came west and located in the state of Michigan where, on Christmas 25 Dec 1856 he married Miss Lucinda Hatfield.  He came to Rice County, Kansas, in an early day and settled on a farm near Crawford, where he lived for a number of years.  He professed religion many years ago and united with the Wesleyan Methodist Church at Forest HOME school house. He was a good man, and had many friends who, with his sorrowing relatives, will miss him much.  He said, just a few days before he died, that he was ready to leave this world, and his loved ones said good-bye expecting to meet him in the better world. HIs death certificate listed the cause of death as Cystitis (age 85 years) His parents are sometimes listed as John Dressler and Mary Crum but many think his parents were really George Dressler and Sarah Fischer. Frederick was listed as a farmer.