George E. Joscelyne
George E. Joscelyne (1856-1923) was born in Stourbridge, England, and
died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1877, he married Fannie A. Joscelyne (b. Darby),
in Stourbridge. By the 1880s, the family had immigrated to the United States of America,
and Joscelyne worked as a real estate agent for the area of Winthrop, Massachusetts. A
flyer among the Mary Baker Eddy Papers dates from this period of his employment. By the
1890s, the family had moved to Philadelphia and Joscelyne was working as the manager of
the Chestnut Hill Stock Farm. Joscelyne was a member of the Winthrop Lodge of the
Knights of Honor.
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George E. Joscelyne
George E. Joscelyne (1856-1923) was born in Stourbridge, England, and
died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1877, he married Fannie A. Joscelyne (b. Darby),
in Stourbridge. By the 1880s, the family had immigrated to the United States of America,
and Joscelyne worked as a real estate agent for the area of Winthrop, Massachusetts. A
flyer among the Mary Baker Eddy Papers dates from this period of his employment. By the
1890s, the family had moved to Philadelphia and Joscelyne was working as the manager of
the Chestnut Hill Stock Farm. Joscelyne was a member of the Winthrop Lodge of the
Knights of Honor.
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