Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
NameGeorge Albert DANIELEY 
20,3, Asa Danieley,3, Mrs. Margaret Danieley Beckom,470, George Albert Danieley
20,3, Asa Danieley,3, Mrs. Margaret Danieley Beckom,470, George Albert DanieleyBirthSep 8, 1873, North Carolina20,470, George Albert Danieley
DeathMay 23, 1959, Alamance County, North Carolina20,470, George Albert Danieley
BurialBethel United Methodist Church, 1421 Bethel Methodist Church Rd, Burlington, Alamance County, North Carolina20
FatherHenry Hubbard DANIELEY (1820-1897)
MotherMary Ellen ISELEY (1845-1885)
Spouses
1Maggie GERRINGER 20,3, Asa Danieley,3, Mrs. Margaret Danieley Beckom,470, Maggie Gerringer Danieley,404, Maggie Gerringer-Female-18 March 1883 – 26 July 1936- •-LVLL-6N6
20,3, Asa Danieley,3, Mrs. Margaret Danieley Beckom,470, Maggie Gerringer Danieley,404, Maggie Gerringer-Female-18 March 1883 – 26 July 1936- •-LVLL-6N6BirthMar 18, 1883, North Carolina20,404, Maggie Gerringer-Female-18 March 1883 – 26 July 1936- •-LVLL-6N6
DeathJul 26, 193620
BurialBethel United Methodist Church, 1421 Bethel Methodist Church Rd, Burlington, Alamance County, North Carolina20
Father"Mr. Buck" James Buchanan GERRINGER (1856-1940)
MotherElla V. SANDS (1857-1933)
MarriageApr 28, 1901, Boone Station, Alamance County, North Carolina20,404, George Albert Danieley-Male-8 September 1873 – 23 May 1959- •-LZLD-YMF
ChildrenTurner (Died as Infant) (1902-1902)
Henry Hubbard (1903-1978)
James Buchanan (1905-1981)
Mary Ella (1907-1994)
“Infant” (Died as Infant) (1909-1909)
Jessie James (1910-1987)
Margaret May (1913-2008)
Grant Asa (1916-2004)
Ava Catherine (1918-2017)
Charles June (1920-1955)
Obituary Online notes for George Albert DANIELEY
George worked in his father’s (Henry Hubbard ) business, he aquired in 1895 a 1/4 interest from Billy Apple in a steam saw, feed and flour mill with John Freeland Sutton, George L. Simpson and Judge Simpson.
In 1907 he bought the remaining 3/4 interest. The mill operated until 1910.
He served as a U.S. Marshall from 1897 to 1900.
After this he operated a distillery until it became illegal in 1908.
During 1929 and 1930 he worked as a supervisor of prison labor for the county of Alamance.
During the mid 30’s and 40’s he worked as a warehouse tradesman. 20
In 1907 he bought the remaining 3/4 interest. The mill operated until 1910.
He served as a U.S. Marshall from 1897 to 1900.
After this he operated a distillery until it became illegal in 1908.
During 1929 and 1930 he worked as a supervisor of prison labor for the county of Alamance.
During the mid 30’s and 40’s he worked as a warehouse tradesman. 20