George Meily Beicher ^{4 5 6 7 8 9 10}

   Other names for George were George Meily Bicher ¹⁰ and George Meily Biecher.

   FamilySearch ID: MR55-DL9.

  Noted events in his life were:

1. He has conflicting birth information of Curiously on his WW I draft registration he made himself a year older., 25 Dec 1872 and Lebanon, Lebanon, PA. ¹¹

2. Census in 1880 in Marion, Marion, OH. ¹² The 1880 census recorded Manual Beeker, plasterer, 32, living with wife Margret, 31; daughter Cathrine, 12; son George, 16; and brother George, 25. Everyone and their parents were born in Pennsylvania.

3. Census in 1900 in Marion, Marion, OH. ¹³ The 1900 Census recorded the household headed by Ida Mitchel, 47, born Mar 1853. Living with her: Son-in-law George Beicher, occupation moulder, 27, Dec 1873; her daughter, Bessie Beicher, 22, Jul 1878; and boarder William Grund, 6, Sep 1894. Everyone was born in Ohio. Ida, George, and Bessie's parents were all born in Pennsylvania. George and Bessie were married about 1895 and had no children in 1900.

4. Newspaper: Marion Star: Beicher Divorce, 22 Mar 1907, Marion, Marion, OH. ² The divorce suit of Bessie Beicher against George Beicher was heard by Judge Babst of the court of common please, this morning, and the plaintiff was given a decree. She was restored to her maiden name of Bessie Warner.
Mr. and Mrs. Beicher were married in 1894. Beicher, who failed to appear at the hearing, was charged with abuse and drunkeness and with having deserted his wife while she was sick at the home in Dayton.

5. Newspaper: The Marion Star: Police Make A Raid On The Warner House, 8 Jul 1907, Marion, Marion, OH. ¹⁴ --
Ida Warner and Others Taken into Custody
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THE SEXTET TAKEN BEFORE THE MAYOR
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Captain Bond and Officer Bell visited the home of Ida Warner, at No. 1135 north State street, Saturday evening, and placed the Warner woman, her daughter, Bessie Warner, Jennie Brown, Harry Carr, J. Loyer and George Scotland, under arrest. The captain accepted bond for the appearance of the sextet, this morning, and later filed an affidavit against Ida Warner for conducting a house of ill-fame and against the others for being inmates of a disorderly house. The three women and Harry Carr appeared before the mayor, this morning, with their attorney, John DeGolley, and after pleading not guilty to the charges against them, their trial was set for Tuesday afternoon. Loyer and Scotland pleaded guilty to the charge against them and were each fined one dollar.

6. Census in 1920 in Marion, Marion, OH. ⁵ Renting at 369 West Church Street in Marion in 1920 was George M. Beicher, brakeman on railroad, 47, married to Katherine, 37; with step-son Harry M. Solomon, 17 (14?), single. George was born in Pennsylvania as were his parents and Katherine's father; all others were born in Ohio.

Four related Beicher households lived in 1920 within a few blocks of each other: Margaret widow of Emanuel b.1847; George M. born 1873; John E. born 1856; and his son Earl born 1883.

7. Census in 1930 in Marion, Marion, OH. The 1930 census recorded George Bricher [indexed wrong due to poor handwriting], widowed, brakeman on steam railroad, 55, living as a roomer in the household of John G. Braham, electric welder in steam shovel plant, 24, and his wife Laura, 24. Everyone was born in Ohio. George's parents were born in Pennsylvania.

8. Cause of Death: George died at St. Thomas Hospital in Akron from pneumonia., 20 Dec 1936, Akron, Summit, OH. ⁹

9. Occupation: Railroad Brakeman on 20 Dec 1936 in Richwood, Union, OH. ⁶

10. Residence: on 20 Dec 1936 in Richwood, Union, OH. ⁶

11. Obituary: Marion Star: George M. Beicher, Erie Brakeman, Dies on 21 Dec 1936 in Marion, Marion, OH. ⁹ George M. Beicher, Erie Brakeman, Dies
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Illness of Pneumonia Fatal To Richwood Man in Akron Hospital
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George M. Beicher, 62, or Richwood, an Erie railroad brakeman died yesterday at St. Thomas hospital in Akron after a 10-day illness of pneumonia. He was taken ill while at work.
Mr. Beicher began his service with the Erie railroad about 20 years ago. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Train men.
Surviving are a sister and brother, Mrs. Katherine Stoll of 254 Gurley avenue and Howard E. Beicher of 151 North Vine street.
Mr. Beicher was born Christmas day in 1873 at Lebanon, Pa. to Emanuel and Margaret Hess Beicher, both natives of Lebanon. His wife, Mrs. Katherine Mingle Beicher, who was born at Kenton, died eight years ago.
The funeral will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the C. E. Curtis Co. funeral home on East Center street by Rev. Lawrence A. Wood, pastor of the Trinity Baptist church. Burial will be made in the Marion cemetery. Friends may view the body at the funeral home after 10 a. m. Tuesday.
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12. Obituary: Richwood Gazette on 24 Dec 1936 in Richwood, Union, OH. ¹⁵ PNEUMONIA FATAL TO ERIE BRAKEMAN
George M. Beicher, 62, Erie brakeman, who had been residing with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nye in Richwood, died Sunday at St. Thomas hospital, Akron, where he had been confined for the past ten days with pneumonia.
Mr. Beicher had been connected with the Erie railroad for the past twenty years. He leaves a sister, Mrs. Katherine Stoll; and a brother, Howard E. Beicher, of Marion.
His wife who was Miss Katherine Mingle, died eight years ago. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afterntoon at 2 o'clock in the C. E. Curtis funeral home, Marion. Burial will be made in the Marion cemetery.

13. Newspaper: Lebanon Evening Report: George M. Beicher, 4 Jan 1937, Lebanon, Lebanon, PA. ^{8 16} Mrs. Irwin L. Field, 1133 Mifflin street, received word of the death of her nephew, George M. Beicher, 62, of Richwood, who passed away in St. Thomas Hospital in Akron after a ten day illness from pneumonia.
Mr. Beicher was an Erie railroad brakeman and he began his service with the railroad about 20 years ago. He was born in Lebanon, Christmas Day, 1873, and was a son of the late Emanuel and Margaret Hess Beicher.
Funeral services will be held on Wednesday afternoon.

George married Elizabeth "Bessie" Warner, daughter of Rynes Warner and Ida Elizabeth Williamson, on 31 Aug 1895 in Marion, Marion, OH.^{1 2} The marriage ended in divorce on 22 Mar 1907. (Elizabeth "Bessie" Warner was born on 15 Jul 1878 in Van Wert, Van Wert, OH, USA ^{13 17 18}.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

1. They were divorced on 22 Mar 1907 in Marion, Marion, Ohio, United States. ¹⁹

George next married Katherine E. Mengel, daughter of Oscar F. Mengel and Alice A. Fuls, on 17 Sep 1910 in , Hardin County, OH.³ (Katherine E. Mengel was born on 26 Jun 1883 in Kenton, Hardin, OH,^{5 20} died on 19 Oct 1928 in Marion, Marion, OH ^{9 20} and was buried on 21 Oct 1928 in Kenton: Kenton Cemetery, Hardin, OH ²⁰.)