Jackson County OR Archives Obituaries.....Hines, George May 28, 1900
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Medford (Oregon) Mail, Friday, 1 June 1900, City Happenings, p. 7, c. 6
Geo. Hines, proprietor of the Union livery stables, at Jacksonville, died at 
his home in that town on Monday, May 28th, of acute pneumonia, aged47 years, 
seven months and eighteen days. A more extended notice will appear in these 
columns next week.

Medford (Oregon) Mail, Friday, 8 June 1900, Jacksonville News, p. 3, c. 2: Mr. 
Geo. Hines, who died last Monday, was a native son of Oregon, born in 
Washington County and received his education at the Forest Grove schools. He 
came to Jackson County in 1889 and was married to Mrs. Pauline Johnson in 
1890. He bought the Union livery stables and moved to Jacksonville in 1891. 
Mr. Hines was a superior business man, fair and honorable in all his dealings, 
and uniformly affable and courteous in all the relations of life. His 
acquaintances at once became his friends, and he had, in an unusual measure, 
the confidence of all who knew him. It is not believed he had an enemy living. 
He has been a number of times a member of the town council and was a member at 
the time of his death. He belonged to Banner lodge, A. O. U. W., and Degree of 
Honor, of Jacksonville, P. P. Prim Cabin Native Sons, and was an Artisan. He 
leaves a wife and three sons, Fred, who is in eastern Oregon, Claud, living in 
Yamhill County, and little Rowell, who is at home with his mother. His 
stepson, Wm. Johnson, is also at home. The funeral took place from the family 
residence at 2 o’clock Wednesday afternoon under the auspices of the Workman 
lodge. The members of the D. Of H. And Native Sons in regalia joined the 
procession and these, with many visiting members of other lodges, made the 
procession a very large one. Rev. W. B. Moore offered prayer and made a short 
address when the procession reached the grave, after which the regular funeral 
services of the order was [sic] read by Past Grand Master Colvig. The ceremony 
was very solemn and impressive. And thus was laid to rest the remains of an 
exceptionally good man.


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