George Joseph MANTLO

                   NOTES: October 2007 - Info and picture from "findagrave.com" added 6/9/2006 by Julie Thomas Shellberg.
Born to Jefferson Conrad Mantlo and MaryLou Faller on 20 Jun 1897 in Galt, Grundy County, Missouri.
Brother of Hazel Mantlo Reeder, Lloyd William Mantlo, David Wallace Mantlo, Grace D Mantlo Ray and
Harry Admir Mantlo. Husband of Flora "Winnie" Woods married on October 12 1918. Father of Eunice,
Lorraine, Betty, Mary, Richard Joel -(Birth: 15 Jan 1941 - Death 2 Mar 1941 - Burial: Stucker Cemetery -
Grundy, , Missouri, USA - 1 month 17 days old.) William, Lena Ann Mantlo.
Passed away 04 Sep 1981.
Info under picture reads: George Mantlo and his wife Opal Woods Mantlo on their 50th anniversary in
1968

NOTES: Febeuary 2008 - MANTLO George Joseph 20 Jun 1897 04 Sep 1981 born Lindley, MO. s/o Jefferson & Mary
Louise (FALLER) MANTLO. h/o Flora Winnie (WOODS) 12 Oct 1918. Vet WW I.
Stucker Cemetery, Grundy County, MO
This cemetery is located in Wilson Township; S27-T60N-R23W. It is a large cemetery, about four acres,
well mowed. A few stones are down, and others are loose in their mountings. There are wide areas in certain
sections which have no markers, but it is assumed they are unmarked graves. A steel mesh fence runs around
three sides of cemetery with its road side open.
DIRECTIONS: From Trenton, go south on Hwy US 65 3.3 miles to the intersection of Hwy Z. Turn left(east)
on Hwy Z, then immediately turn right on 60th Street SE (about 100 yards) at Stucker Cemetery sign.
Cemetery is on right 7.6 miles.
This son is buried there also.
MANTLO Richard Joel 15 Jan 1941 02 Mar 1941 1m 17d. son of George Joseph & Flora Winnie (WOODS)
MANTLO.

NOTES: September 2008 - In the 1900 census taken 7 Jun 1900, George was 2 yrs, which makes his dob 1898 not 1897.

NOTES: September 2009 - See Death Certificate in my Mantlo death certificate file. (It has the wrong birth year)
Article in the Chillicothe newspaper reads: George Joseph Mantlo Obituary - Mantlo services at Laredo:
Funeral services for George J Mantlo were held at 1:30 Sunday afternoon at the First Baptist Church
in Laredo, with the Rev Corydon Hudson officiating, assisted by the Rev Lonnie Johnson. Donna Pat
Triplett sang "How Great Thou Art" and "Amazing Grace" accompanied by organist Mrs Emma Gardner.
Burial was in the Stucker cemetery, under direction of the Robertson-Lindley Funeral Home of Laredo.
Pall bearers were John Rensch, Max Foster, Sam Gardner, Bill Meeker, Eldon Peterie and Charles
Owens.
* * * * * * * His WWI draft registration card is dated 24 Aug 1918.
* * * * * * * See 50th Wedding anniversary article in the Chillicothe Newspaper in my Mantlo newspaper
file.
* * * * All this (Sept 2009) info came from anestry.com * * * *