Spouse: Ellen -63720.

Spouse: Debbie -127900.

Spouse: Leslie -83001. Children were: Stephanie TEMPLE-83003, Brett TEMPLE-83004.

His parents were both from IN in 1920, but he gave his father from US in 1930.

Parents: Harry C. TEMPLE-56642 and Henrietta SMITH-56643.

Spouse: Lillian Viola (Lillie) FRENCH-61598. Lillian Viola (Lillie) FRENCH and George (Glo) TEMPLE were married in 1907 in IN.^{35302,35304,35310} Children were: Voyal Elsworth (Ralph) TEMPLE-61600, Paul Lorin TEMPLE-61596, William Harry TEMPLE-61601, Kathryn Viola (Kate) TEMPLE-61599.

Spouse: Beulah May MACKLIN-118012. Beulah May MACKLIN and George (Glo) TEMPLE were married on 6 September 1963 in South Bend, St. Joseph, IN.³⁵³¹⁰

Spouse: Annie GOLNITZ-182398. Annie GOLNITZ and George A. TEMPLE were married on 8 October 1903 in Rock Island, Rock Island, IL.³⁷⁷³³

Spouse: Nancy A. -36124. Nancy A. and George A. TEMPLE were married about 1859.

Spouse: Amelia GATES-36125. Amelia GATES and George A. TEMPLE were married before 1865. This was his second and her first marriage. Children were: Claty I. TEMPLE-85148, Franky TEMPLE-85149.

"He enlisted for a second time as a Corporal in Company D of the 22nd Massachusetts Infantry, which was assigned to the 1st Brigade, 1st Division of the Fifth Corps. George was reduced in rank on Dec. 20, 1861. He was captured and taken prisoner on June 27, 1862 during heavy fighting at Gaines Mills on the Virginia Peninsula. He was paroled at Aikens Landing, VA on August 5, 1862. Admitted to the hospital at Philadelphia on September 15, 1862 due to Typhoid Fever, he was discharged due to disability on April 20, 1863." He appeared in the census in July 1870 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.¹⁵⁸⁷ George appeared in the census in April 1910 in Middleboro, Plymouth, MA.⁹⁷⁷⁰⁷ He appeared in the census in January 1920 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.⁵³⁰⁸ Enumerated living with his son Charles. He died on 25 August 1929 at the age of 87 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.²³ Buried in Vine Hills Cemetery, Plymouth, MA. Marital status in 1910 was overwritten, and could either be Single or Divorced. His parents were from England (father) and MA (mother). Parents: John D. TEMPLE-39603 and Mary -39604.

Spouse: Betsey E. CASWELL-39606. Betsey E. CASWELL and George A. TEMPLE were married on 31 August 1869 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.²³ They²³ were divorced before 1920.⁵³⁰⁸ Children were: George A. TEMPLE-39607, TEMPLE-39608, Leone TEMPLE-39609, Charles Edward TEMPLE-39610.

Spouse: Ella Mae CUNNINGHAM-39611. Ella Mae CUNNINGHAM and George A. TEMPLE were married in 1892 in Boston, Suffolk, MA.^26561,26562 Children were: P.E. TEMPLE-39616, Myrtle TEMPLE-39617, Fay Appleton (Fay) TEMPLE-39618, Percy Le Baron (Percy) TEMPLE-39619.

Spouse: Margaret BUICK-182753. Margaret BUICK and George A. TEMPLE were married.

Spouse: Cora May STRANGY-181839. Cora May STRANGY and George A. TEMPLE were married about 1909. Children were: Violet TEMPLE-181842.

Spouse: Anna SHIFFER-108880. Children were: Roger (Roy) TEMPLE-108881, Steven TEMPLE-108882, Marlene TEMPLE-108883, Georgiana TEMPLE-108885.

His parents were from England (father) and Canada (mother).

Parents: John Teuson TEMPLE-135950 and Christine T. (Tillie) GILLIES-135951.

Spouse: Eleanor Catherine (Eleanor) ROSALIK-158242. Eleanor Catherine (Eleanor) ROSALIK and George Adelbert (George) TEMPLE were married on 19 January 1939 in Detroit, Wayne, MI.³⁷²³⁴

Spouse: Mary Ann (Mary) MC KENNA-13779. Mary Ann (Mary) MC KENNA and George Albert TEMPLE were married on 23 September 1886 in Boston, Suffolk, MA.^23,15750 Children were: Harriet May (Hattie) TEMPLE-13781, Kathryn Annette (Kittie) TEMPLE-13783, Eunice Eloise TEMPLE-13780, Joseph A. TEMPLE-13782.

Spouse: Elizabeth PRICE-142615. Elizabeth PRICE and George Albert TEMPLE were married. Children were: Phyllis TEMPLE-142619, George Ernest TEMPLE-150562, William Horace TEMPLE-142617, Frank H. TEMPLE-150888, Gwinn TEMPLE-150889.

His parents were both from IA. Parents: James Albert (Albert) TEMPLE-23926 and Sarah M. DAWSON-26898.

Spouse: Alva Martha (Alvie) BARDWELL-26948. Alva Martha (Alvie) BARDWELL and George Albert TEMPLE were married on 3 January 1892 in Brownsville, Linn, OR.^{11429,11432,11433,11437,11438} The marriage was at the residence of the bride's parents. Children were: Walter Albert (Walter) TEMPLE-26958, Bert Lewis TEMPLE-26959, Georgia Alvie TEMPLE-26960, Daniel Kenneth (Dan) TEMPLE-26961, Mildred Lucille TEMPLE-26962, John Arnold (Jack) TEMPLE-26963.

Spouse: Winifred ROBINSON-26949. Winifred ROBINSON and George Albert TEMPLE were married on 19 November 1921 in Yakima, Yakima, WA.^{11429,48569,69014}

Spouse: Bessie E. JUST-26950. Bessie E. JUST and George Albert TEMPLE were married in 1894.⁴⁸⁵⁶⁹ They⁴⁸⁵⁶⁹ were married on 14 March 1949.¹¹⁴²⁹

Parents: George Albert (George) TEMPLE-24577 and Victoria H. LUTZ-40842.

Spouse: Imogene (Gene) WILLIAMS-86929. Imogene (Gene) WILLIAMS and George Albert TEMPLE Sr. were married on 20 June 1905 in Urbana, Champaign, IL.^74134,74135 Children were: Julia W. TEMPLE-86924, Helen Virginia (Helen) TEMPLE-86925, George Albert TEMPLE-86933, Major Charlotte Elizabeth TEMPLE-86926.

Spouse: Bessie May (Bessie) ROBINSON-4694. Bessie May (Bessie) ROBINSON and George Albert TEMPLE were married on 12 September 1920 in Marlborough, Middlesex, MA.^68881,68882 Also registered in Westboro.

Spouse: Burnetta Evelyn SHERMAN-4695. Burnetta Evelyn SHERMAN and George Albert TEMPLE were married on 16 June 1946 in Enfield, Hartford, CT.⁷²¹⁹² Burnetta was married with the surname Cheney, indicating an earlier marriage which was not found in CT marriage records. With her unusual given name, she might have been the Burnetta that married Charlie Dildy in 1932 in CT. Children were: George A. TEMPLE Jr.-4696.

Spouse: Lorna Elsie -135584. Lorna Elsie and George Albert (Albert) TEMPLE were married before 1920. They were divorced before 1930.⁴³¹³

Possibly the son of H.C. and Jane (Jessie) Temple. Parents: William Henry Clay TEMPLE-24565 and Almira TENNEY-24566.

Spouse: Victoria H. LUTZ-40842. Victoria H. LUTZ and George Albert (George) TEMPLE were married on 27 June 1876 in Richland Co., IL.^26411,54361 Children were: George Albert TEMPLE Sr.-42644, Amelia TEMPLE-50424, Winnifred L. TEMPLE-42645, Almira M. (Mira) TEMPLE-40838.

Spouse: Clara Estelle (Clara) LEIGHTON-2399. Clara Estelle (Clara) LEIGHTON and George Albert (George) TEMPLE were married on 22 June 1893 in Hopkinton, Middlesex, MA.^{23,52473,52476,52477} Children were: Ernest Wilbur TEMPLE-36537, Dorothea Stella (Dorothea) TEMPLE-36538, Gladys Elizabeth (Gladys) TEMPLE-36539, Phyllis Ethelyn (Phyllis) TEMPLE-36540, Clayton Alvin (Clayton) TEMPLE Sr.-36541, TEMPLE-36542.

Spouse: Mildred Irene JAMES-65250. Mildred Irene JAMES and George Albert (George) TEMPLE were married on 6 April 1932 in Aledo, Mercer, IL.⁴⁵¹¹⁰ Children were: Albert Dean TEMPLE-65259, Kenneth Allen TEMPLE-65255, Robert TEMPLE-65258, Ronald Lee (Ron) TEMPLE-65254, Patricia Mae (Pat) TEMPLE-65253.

There is some evidence that he moved with his family to Washington DC in 1881. In 1890/1 he was a teacher in Washington, DC.⁹⁷⁷⁵⁶ George lived in Phoenix Mills, Oswego, NY on 4 December 1895.⁹⁷⁷⁵⁷ In June 1900 he was a cotton mill folder in Otsego, Otsego, NY.⁶³³⁴⁸ Between 1905 and 1907 he was a knitter in Utica, Oneida, NY.⁹⁷⁷⁵⁸ George lived in Utica, Oneida, NY in December 1905. He and Seth D. Temple appear in the 1905 Utica City Directory, with the address for both as "op. 730, Bleecker." He died on 20 May 1907 at the age of 65 in Utica, Oneida, NY.^{97758,97759,97760,97761} Buried in Lakewood Cemetery, Cooperstown, NY.

The Utica Observer, Tuesday, 14 May 1907 reported:
"TIRED OF LIVING, SHOT HIMSELF
"George Temple, Aged 65 Years, Tried to End Life"
"Fired Bullet Under Heart Shortly Before Noon Today --Then Walked to Head of Stairs and Asked for Water--Taken to General Hospital."
"'Bring me some water,' George Temple, aged 65 years called from the head of the stairs in the second story of the Utica Knitting Mill's boarding house at 2 Churchill Ave., about 11 o'clock this morning.
"Temple had been drinking considerably for the past three or four weeks and had failed to come down for breakfast this morning. 'You better get the water yourself if you want it,' some one told him.
"'I can't,' said Temple. 'I just shot myself.'
"Mrs. Fred Reymonda, proprietor of the boarding house, rushed upstairs and found Temple had told the truth. He had fired a bullet from a small-sized revolver into his body just beneath the heart, narrowly missing that organ. He was weak from loss of blood and suffered considerable pain. Temporary assistance was given the injured man and a hurried call brought the police ambulance to the place. Temple was taken to the General Hospital, where Drs. Kinloch and Church gave him every possible medical care.
"'What did you shoot yourself for?' Mrs. Reymonda asked while the arrival of the ambulance was awaited.
"'I wanted to die,' said Temple with determination, 'and I guess I'm going all right.'
"'You won't go until your time comes,' the boarding house lady told him with conviction. But Temple insisted that he had hurried the time all right.
"At the hospital it was seen that Temple had received a serious wound and Coroner Dodd was summoned to take his ante-mortem statement. He told the coroner that he was tired of life and that death would be a relief. Three years ago Temple said his wife secured a divorce from him in Washington, DC, where they lived at the time, and since then the disheartened man found little of pleasure in life.
"Temple came to Utica shortly after his wife obtained the divorce and has since lived in the city. For the past year and a half, he has been employed in the Utica Knitting Mill on Erie Street and boarded at the company's boarding house conducted by Mrs. Reymonda. Four weeks ago he quit work and since that time had been drinking excessively. His divorced wife is an employee of the pension office in Washington and one son lives in Baltimore.
"The wounded man retained consciousness and bore his sufferings bravely. He talked freely with those around him and was resting nicely at last reports from the hospital. His condition is critical but the doctors think he has a chance for recovery."

The Utica Herald Dispatch, Tuesday Evening, 14 May 1907, p.2, reported:
"GEORGE TEMPLE TIRED OF LIVING
"Tried to End His Earthly Career
"Coroner Dodd Summoned
"Fired A Bullet Into His Left Breast in Highland Mill Boarding House Saying He Wanted to Die--Broken Health Attributed as Cause.
"George Temple, aged 65, shot himself this morning in the left breast, near the heart, in the mill boarding house conducted by Mrs. Reymonde on Erie Street. He did so with suicidal intent and said he cared no longer to live. He was conveyed to the General Hospital, where Coroner Dodd went to take his statement, should it be necessary to use such a declaration.
"Mr. Temple went to board with Mrs. Reymonde about a year and a half ago and found employment in the big mill of the Utica Knitting Company across the street. Nothing unusual, seemingly, occurred during the course of his life or during that period until about four weeks ago, when he suddenly, and apparently without any reason, quit work. Then he began drinking heavily and kept it up until he endeavored to wind up his earthly career. He has money in the bank and only owes for one week's board.
"It is not known just when Temple shot himself. About 11 o'clock this morning he went to the head of the stairs in his boarding house and called to Mrs. Reymonde asking her to bring water as he had shot himself. Mrs. Reymonde did as requested and on hurrying to his room found the revolver, which she said was a small one, lying on a chair. She asked him why he had shot himself and he said he had done so because he had wanted to die.
"To Coroner Dodd, at the hospital, Temple said he wanted to die because he was broken in health and spirits and intimated that family troubles were at the bottom of it. He said he was divorced from his wife, Ellen Kathleen Temple, who holds a position in the Government pension office, and that he came here from Washington 3 years ago. He has a son, Fay Temple, who is a stenographer in the Equitable Building, Baltimore, Md. He also has a brother, Seth Temple, who lives on Harper Street in this city.
"The bullet entered the lung, but has not been located. Late this afternoon there was no change in his condition. He had not come out of the anesthetics."

The next day, the Utica Daily Press, 15 May 1907, p. 3 reported:
"HE WANTED TO DIE
"And the Indications Are That His Wishes Will Be Gratified
"At his room in the Utica Knitting Mills boarding house, 2 Churchill Avenue, yesterday morning, George Temple aged 65 years, shot himself in the left breast near the heart, with a 22-caliber revolver. At just what time the shooting occurred is not known, but about 11 a.m. Temple, who was on the second floor of the boarding house, called down stairs for some water, saying that he had shot himself. Mrs. Fred Reymonda, who conducts the boarding house, immediately ran upstairs and found that what he said was true. He was weak from loss of blood and suffered considerable pain. Mrs. Reymonda asked him why he had shot himself, and he replied, 'I wanted to die and I guess I'm going all right.' Temporary assistance was given the wounded man and as soon as possible the city ambulance reached the scene and he was removed to the General Hospital.
"Coroner Dodd was notified and went to the hospital to take Mr. Temple's statement. The latter told the coroner that he was tired of life and that death would be a relief. Three years ago, Temple said, his wife secured a divorce from him in Washington DC, where they lived at the time, and since then the disheartened man found little of pleasure in life.
"Temple came to Utica shortly after his wife obtained the divorce and has since lived in the city. For the past year and a half he has been employed in the Utica Knitting Mill on Erie Street and boarded at the company's boarding house conducted by Mrs. Reymonda. Four weeks ago he quit work and since that time has been drinking excessively. His divorced wife is an employee of the pension office in Washington and one son resides in Baltimore.
"When the doctors at the hospital examined Mr. Temple they found that the ball had penetrated the lung and that the wound was of a very serious nature. It is feared that he will not recover."

By Friday, 17 May, the Utica Observer reported that he was "slowly failing at the General Hospital this afternoon. His recovery is not looked for."

On 26 May 1907, the Utica Sunday Tribune, p. 16, reported:
"George A. Temple, who shot himself in the breast May 14 in the mill boarding house conducted by Mrs. Reymonde on the Highlands, died in the General Hospital Monday.
"George A. Temple was born in Middlefield, Otsego County, 65 years ago. He had made his residence in various places and at one time resided in Washington, DC. He was a clerk by occupation. He came to this city from Cooperstown about four years ago. For about a year and a half he had been employed in the carding room of the Utica Knitting Company. He is survived by a son, Lafayette Temple of Washington, DC; one brother, Seth Temple of 6 Harper Street, this city, and two sisters, Mrs. Charles D. Cook of Whitesboro and Miss Mary E. Temple of Cooperstown. He was a member of the Universalist Church."

The Cooperstown Freeman's Journal reported:
"George A. Temple, formerly of this village, who last week shot himself in his room at a boarding house in Utica, died at the General Hospital in that city Monday morning. It had not been expected at any time since his removal to the hospital that he would live, and his sisters, brother and sone were summoned to his bedside. He was 65 years old, and was well known in this section of the county. His remains were brought to this village on Tuesday and the interment made in Lakewood cemetery."

His death certificate reported his death date as 20 May, and his age as 45. The Coroner called 3 witnesses - George's brother Seth D. Temple, Mrs. Mary Reymonda, and Dr. D. R. Kinloch (the attending physician). The conclusion was that George died from a self-inflicted wound, and the immediate cause of death was shock. He died at 5:10 in the morning of 20 May.

Although the news reports include mention of an antemortem interview, no such records seems to exist. The only reason provided for George's suicide is consistent among the newspaper reports and the Coroner's witnesses - George insisted he was tired of living. His brother Seth had seen him two days prior to his suicide, but noted nothing different as a reason. Seth revealed a revolver had been taken from George on 9 May, so the decision was also not a sudden one.

Seth mentioned that George had been despondent and melancholy of late, and was a man of intemperate habits. Seth also reported that George expressed no sorrow at having shot himself, but was sorry he had not done a quicker job of it. An alcoholic who attempted suicide several times. Parents: Seth Jones TEMPLE-24 and Emeline SMITH-5086.

Spouse: Ellen Kathleen (Kate) PARKER-13. Ellen Kathleen (Kate) PARKER and George Aldrich (George) TEMPLE were married on 10 April 1871 in Mauston, Juneau, WI.^{60441,63345,63346,63347} Some family tradition has the place of marriage as Phoenix Mills, Oswego, NY, but this cannot be proved. The vital records in Juneau Co., WI, however, give a marriage for Ellen Parker, though with a date of 17 Apr 1884. They^{60441,63345,63346,63347} were divorced before June 1900 in Washington, DC.⁶³³⁴⁸ I had thought the divorce was later, nearer to 1904, but he was enumerated in 1900 as having been divorced. Remarried William K. Gillette in 1881

Took Bertram & LP Temple to Washington in February 1882.

She watched the cap being put onto the Washington Monument. Children were: Bertram George TEMPLE-48, William TEMPLE-49, Lafayette Parker TEMPLE Sr.-11.

Spouse: Mary Elizabeth RIVES-21509. Mary Elizabeth RIVES and George Alexander (George) TEMPLE were married on 5 April 1855 in Greene Co., IL.^{440,11805,68591,68593} Children were: James Adolphus (Dolly) TEMPLE-21511, Carrie TEMPLE-21512, John Washington TEMPLE-21513, Ulysses Grant (Grant) TEMPLE-21514, Walter C. TEMPLE-21515, George TEMPLE-21516, William B. TEMPLE-21517, William Clarence (Muggie) TEMPLE-21518, Nora Elizabeth (Nora\Ora) TEMPLE-21519.

Spouse: Florence Mary SAUNDERS-151386. Florence Mary SAUNDERS and George Alfred TEMPLE were married on 6 February 1937 in Winnipeg, Selkirk, Manitoba, Canada.³⁸³³¹ Children were: Brian Edward TEMPLE-151387.

Spouse: Julia (Julie) PARKS-24753. Julia (Julie) PARKS and George Allen TEMPLE were married before June 1917.^63636,63644 They^63636,63644 were divorced before 1966. The divorce is assumed, since he is given in Texas death records as single, yet she lived considerably longer. Children were: Lillian Estelle TEMPLE-34047, Inez TEMPLE-34048.

Spouse: Bernice Lea BRADY-63221. Bernice Lea BRADY and George Allen TEMPLE were married before 1934. Children were: Allen Willard TEMPLE-80964, Bobby Ray (Bob) TEMPLE-80965, Steve Brady TEMPLE-94481, Linda TEMPLE-94483, Sharon Leigh TEMPLE-94477.

Spouse: Allie Opal (Opal) LANGRELL-33137. Allie Opal (Opal) LANGRELL and George Allen (Allen) TEMPLE were married on 28 November 1925 in Lonoke Co., AR.^2781,15112 Children were: Betty Lou TEMPLE-85708.

Spouse: Effie BRIDGES-33138.

Spouse: Phoebe Ray (Phoebe) OWEN-6265. Phoebe Ray (Phoebe) OWEN and George Allen (George) TEMPLE were married on 31 January 1883 in New Lebanon, Columbia, NY.^{23,16725,62756,62763} Children were: Edith Maria (Edith) TEMPLE-6266, George Mark (George) TEMPLE-6267, Cyrus Russell (Cyrus) TEMPLE-6268, Carrie Owen TEMPLE-6269, Silas Ashton (Silas) TEMPLE-6270.

Spouse: Edithanne HEAD-93896. Edithanne HEAD and George Allison TEMPLE Jr. were married before 1948.

Spouse: Mary CASSIDY-51992. Mary CASSIDY and George Allison (George) TEMPLE Sr. were married about 1921 in PA. Children were: George Allison TEMPLE Jr.-87713.

Spouse: Laura B. SHIRLEY-49561. Laura B. SHIRLEY and George Aloysius (George) TEMPLE were married on 14 October 1903 in Covington, Kenton, KY.^{39584,72388,72389} Children were: Grace TEMPLE-49562.

His parents were both from IN. Given name could also be George. Parents: James Isaac (James) TEMPLE-28107 and Margaret Elizabeth (Elizabeth/Lizzie) LONGEST-28113.

Spouse: Virginia O. (Virgie) DENTON-28120. Virginia O. (Virgie) DENTON and George Alva TEMPLE were married on 10 April 1905 in Crawford Co., IN.^{8604,26095,28761} They claimed 2 years of marriage in 1910. Children were: Madge Pauline (Madge) TEMPLE-29363.

Spouse: Sharon Kay SNYDER-88893.

Spouse: Dorothy Lynn WALKER-44648. Children were: Marian Leigh TEMPLE-119257, George Anderton TEMPLE Jr.-119258.