Events
- Born
- 08 Jan 1809 — Smyrna, Kent, Delaware, United States
- Residence
- 1850 — Smyrna, Kent, Delaware, United States1 source
- Residence
- 1860 — Smyrna, Kent, Delaware, United States1 source
- Residence
- 1870 — Smyrna, Kent, Delaware, United States1 source
- Residence
- 1880 — Smyrna, Kent, Delaware, United States1 source
- Died
- 23 Jan 1891
Parents
Family group sheet →- FatherJohn Cummins3 Apr 1777 – 28 Jul 1833
- MotherSusan Holliday Wilson29 Jun 1788 – 17 Oct 1842
- ChildSusan Holliday Cummins4 Nov 1807 – 16 Mar 1892
- ChildGeorge Wilson Cummins08 Jan 1809 – 23 Jan 1891
- ChildJohn Holliday Cummins19 Jul 1810 – 16 Oct 1884
- ChildAlphonsa Cummins13 Aug 1812 – 5 Sep 1880
- ChildMartha Ann Cummins20 Apr 1817 – Bef. 1888
- ChildWilliam Cummins21 Jun 1814 – 22 Apr 1883
- ChildMary Ellen Cummins5 Sep 1818 – 11 Sep 1865
- ChildDaniel Cummins, II12 Apr 1820 – 9 Jun 1861
- ChildRachel Anne Wilson Cummins23 Aug 1822 – 22 Oct 1823
- ChildDavid James Cummins16 Mar 1824 – 9 Aug 1898
- ChildAnne Wilson Cummins9 Jan 1826 – 1849
- ChildRobert Holliday Cummins1 Apr 1829 – 1911
- ChildAlexander Griswold Cummins12 Nov 1830 – 1904
Family
Family group sheet →Married: 8 Jun 1837 — Delaware, United States
- FatherGeorge Wilson Cummins08 Jan 1809 – 23 Jan 1891
- MotherEvelina Maria Denny30 Apr 1808 – 14 JUN 1896
- ChildGeorge Wilson Cummins, Jr.01 May 1838 – 14 Jul 1894
- ChildSally Ann CumminsAbt. 1840 – 10 Apr 1905
- ChildLouisa Augusta Cummins1842 – 24 Jan 1909
- ChildJohn Wilson Cummins22 MAR 1842 – 10 NOV 1846
- ChildCharles Cummins17 Jul 1844 – 26 Oct 1846
- ChildWalter Cummins30 Oct 1846 – 23 Jan 1927
- ChildFlorence Cummins26 Jan 1849 – 22 Jun 1851
Notes
- "There has been considerable talk in Smyrna since the death of Col. George W. Cummins, over his last will. Mr. Cummins owned eight nice farms besides considerable town property. Upon his death his will disclosed the fact that he had left it all to his wife, his two daughters and a nephew. To his wife he bequeathed the home farm and stock in fee simple and his town property; to each of his daughters he left three farms for their life time with a floating indebtedness of about $25,000 and to his nephew, a son of Mr. A. G. Cummins, a farm. His sons Walter and George he has cut entirely off." -- Vitals: Various Articles from The Cecil Whig, Elkton, 1891: Cecil Co., MD Transcribed and contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Cyndie Enfinger < cyndiee@@tampabay.rr.com >