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George Quinlan was the son of [[Edward Willian Quinlan]] and [[Anna Monroe]]. He was born on November 2, 1907 in Kansas, and married [[Mary Hazel]]. Their children were [[Collette Quinlan]] and [[Richard Quinlan]].

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-George Earl Quinlan was the son of [[Edward William Quinlan]] and [[Anna Monroe]].  He was born on November 2, 1907 in Kansas, and married [[Mary Hazel Stapel]]. Their children were [[Collette Quinlan]], [[Richard Quinlan]] and [[Georgia Mary Ann Quinlan]].
+George Earl Quinlan was the son of [[Edward William Quinlan]] and [[Anna Monroe]].  He was born on November 2, 1907 in Kansas, and married [[Mary Hazel Stapel]]. Their children were [[Colette Quinlan]], [[Richard Quinlan]] and [[Georgia Mary Ann Quinlan]].
 Courtesy of the Quinlan Reunion album:

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	and recite long poems just like his father, Edward. George was articulate and interesting,		and recite long poems just like his father, Edward. George was articulate and interesting,
	however he enjoyed a “pint” a little too often… An Irish trait?		however he enjoyed a “pint” a little too often… An Irish trait?
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 [[File:GeorgeSallyOutside.jpg|150px|right|George Quinlan and Sally]]
 George Earl Quinlan was the son of [[Edward William Quinlan]] and [[Anna Monroe]].  He was born on November 2, 1907 in Kansas, and married [[Mary Hazel Stapel]]. Their children were [[Collette Quinlan]], [[Richard Quinlan]] and [[Georgia Mary Ann Quinlan]].
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   be gone for many days at a time.  In 1941 he decided to go to California and worked for Hughes
   Aircraft and then for Bethlehem Steel in San Francisco.  He eventually returned to work for
-  the Santa Fe in Bakersfield, California and was their roundhouse foreman for the next sixteen years.
+  the Santa Fe in Bakersfield, California and was their roundhouse foreman for the next sixteen
   George and Hazel decided to move north to Livermore and there he took a job as a machinist at

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 [[File:GeorgeQuinlanSuitPipe.jpg|150px|right|George Quinlan]]
 [[File:GeorgeSallyOutside.jpg|150px|right|George Quinlan and Sally]]
-George Earl Quinlan was the son of [[Edward William Quinlan]] and [[Anna Monroe]].  He was born on November 2, 1907 in Kansas, and married [[Mary Hazel]]. Their children were [[Collette Quinlan]], [[Richard Quinlan]] and [[Georgia Mary Ann Quinlan]].
+George Earl Quinlan was the son of [[Edward William Quinlan]] and [[Anna Monroe]].  He was born on November 2, 1907 in Kansas, and married [[Mary Hazel Stapel]]. Their children were [[Collette Quinlan]], [[Richard Quinlan]] and [[Georgia Mary Ann Quinlan]].
 Courtesy of the Quinlan Reunion album:
-  George Earl Quinlan, first child of Edward William and Anna Monroe was born November 1, 1908 in Saint Marys Kansas.  He graduated eighth grade from Saint Mary’s School in Kansas.  He left the family farm and went to work for the Santa Fe Railroad as an apprentice machinist and worked there from 1926 until 1931.  He was laid off because of the depression.  He also worked for the Stapel Grocery Store, where he met his wife Mary Hazel Stapel.  They married on September 25, 1928 in Topeka, Kansas.
+  George Earl Quinlan, first child of Edward William and Anna Monroe was born November 1, 1908
-George went into politics and became the first Democratic Deputy County Clerk in Shawnee County, Kansas.  He held this position form 1934 to 1937 and then became Tax Assessor for about a year.  He then became a salesman for communication systems and would travel and would be gone for many days at a time.  In 1941 he decided to go to California and worked for Hughes Aircraft and then for Bethlehem Steel in San Francisco.  He eventually returned to work for the Santa Fe in Bakersfield, California and was their roundhouse foreman for the next sixteen years.
+ George went into politics and became the first Democratic Deputy County Clerk in Shawnee
-George and Hazel decided to move north to Livermore and there he took a job as a machinist at the Lawrence Livermore National Radiation Laboratory.  He had top security clearance to work on war ammunitions.  He worked there until his retirement in 1970.  George also loved to read and recite long poems just like his father, Edward.  George was articulate and interesting, however he enjoyed a “pint” a little too often…An Irish trait?
+ George and Hazel decided to move north to Livermore and there he took a job as a machinist at

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	George Earl Quinlan was the son of [[Edward William Quinlan]] and [[Anna Monroe]]. He was born on November 2, 1907 in Kansas, and married [[Mary Hazel]]. Their children were [[Collette Quinlan]], [[Richard Quinlan]] and [[Georgia Mary Ann Quinlan]].		George Earl Quinlan was the son of [[Edward William Quinlan]] and [[Anna Monroe]]. He was born on November 2, 1907 in Kansas, and married [[Mary Hazel]]. Their children were [[Collette Quinlan]], [[Richard Quinlan]] and [[Georgia Mary Ann Quinlan]].
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		+	Courtesy of the Quinlan Reunion album:
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		+	George Earl Quinlan, first child of Edward William and Anna Monroe was born November 1, 1908 in Saint Marys Kansas. He graduated eighth grade from Saint Mary’s School in Kansas. He left the family farm and went to work for the Santa Fe Railroad as an apprentice machinist and worked there from 1926 until 1931. He was laid off because of the depression. He also worked for the Stapel Grocery Store, where he met his wife Mary Hazel Stapel. They married on September 25, 1928 in Topeka, Kansas.
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		+	George went into politics and became the first Democratic Deputy County Clerk in Shawnee County, Kansas. He held this position form 1934 to 1937 and then became Tax Assessor for about a year. He then became a salesman for communication systems and would travel and would be gone for many days at a time. In 1941 he decided to go to California and worked for Hughes Aircraft and then for Bethlehem Steel in San Francisco. He eventually returned to work for the Santa Fe in Bakersfield, California and was their roundhouse foreman for the next sixteen years.
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		+	George and Hazel decided to move north to Livermore and there he took a job as a machinist at the Lawrence Livermore National Radiation Laboratory. He had top security clearance to work on war ammunitions. He worked there until his retirement in 1970. George also loved to read and recite long poems just like his father, Edward. George was articulate and interesting, however he enjoyed a “pint” a little too often…An Irish trait?

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−	George Quinlan was the son of [[Edward William Quinlan]] and [[Anna Monroe]]. He was born on November 2, 1907 in Kansas, and married [[Mary Hazel]]. Their children were [[Collette Quinlan]] and [[~~Richard~~ Quinlan]].	+	George Earl Quinlan was the son of [[Edward William Quinlan]] and [[Anna Monroe]]. He was born on November 2, 1907 in Kansas, and married [[Mary Hazel]]. Their children were [[Collette Quinlan]], [[Richard Quinlan]] and [[Georgia Mary Ann Quinlan]].

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−	George Quinlan was the son of [[Edward ~~Willian~~ Quinlan]] and [[Anna Monroe]]. He was born on November 2, 1907 in Kansas, and married [[Mary Hazel]]. Their children were [[Collette Quinlan]] and [[Richard Quinlan]].	+	George Quinlan was the son of [[Edward William Quinlan]] and [[Anna Monroe]]. He was born on November 2, 1907 in Kansas, and married [[Mary Hazel]]. Their children were [[Collette Quinlan]] and [[Richard Quinlan]].