William A. Gano
1856 - 1922 (66 years)-
Name William A. Gano - son of Andrew Jackson Gano and Rebecca Ophelia Lee [1]
Born 3 May 1856 White Sulphur, Scott County, Kentucky 
[1, 2] Gender Male Occupation Insurance agent [1, 2] Census 1900 Scott County, Kentucky - In the 1900 US census, William Gano is in the household of his parents, Andrew Jackson and Ophelia Rebecca Gano.
Census 1910 Scott County, Kentucky Died 20 Sep 1922 Scott County, Kentucky [1] Buried 22 Sep 1922 Georgetown Cemetery, Scott County, Kentucky [1] - Burial location from death certificate. Both of his parents, Andrew Jackson Gano and Rebecca Ophelia (Lee) Gano are buried there.
Person ID I3542 Hedges Last Modified 3 Jul 2024
Family Jane Elizabeth Jameson, b. 3 Oct 1857, Gallatin County, Kentucky , d. 6 Jul 1931, Gallatin County, Kentucky (Age 73 years) Married 2 Oct 1883 Gallatin County, Kentucky [3] Children 1. Sidney Rebecca Gano, b. 8 Feb 1889, Kentucky , d. 29 Jan 1952, Owen County, Kentucky (Age 62 years)Last Modified 12 Jan 2021 Family ID F1577 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Born - 3 May 1856 - White Sulphur, Scott County, Kentucky 
Married - 2 Oct 1883 - Gallatin County, Kentucky 
Census - 1900 - Scott County, Kentucky Census - 1910 - Scott County, Kentucky Died - 20 Sep 1922 - Scott County, Kentucky 
Buried - 22 Sep 1922 - Georgetown Cemetery, Scott County, Kentucky = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Notes - In the US census records for 1900 and 1910, Jane and William are in different households in different counties in Kentucky.
[2] - LKH note:
Why is there only one daughter named in his obituary?
Will A. Gano
Georgetown, Ky., Sept. 21. – Funeral services of Will A. Gano, who died yesterday morning at the county infirmary will be held Friday morning at 10 o’clock at the grave in the Georgetown cemetery, conducted by J.W. Chapman who is an elder in the Christian church. Mr. Gano is survived by one daughter, Miss Marie Gano of Sparta, Ky., three sisters, Mrs. Balding and Mrs. Rosa Worthington of Terre Haute, Ind., and Mrs. Carrie Newsome.
The Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky. Friday, 22 September 1922.
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- In the US census records for 1900 and 1910, Jane and William are in different households in different counties in Kentucky.
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