Corpus record index
George Thomas Waldrip
George Thomas Waldrip
Named quoted contributor · Oral record
Records, photographs and recollections gathered in the corpus.
Preserved Photographs




Associated Claims & Citations
- unverified
"A. M. Waldrip, age 53, Farmer, b. TN, parents b. SC; George T., age 21, son, married, Cattle Raiser, b. TX; Mary E., daughter-in-law, age 17; Julian, grandson, age 8/12."
1880 U.S. Census, McCulloch Co., TX, Precinct 4, ED 107, p. 558D, family 28, NARA T9 roll 1317; not opened
- sourced
"George Waldrip's family will move to the logging camp for the summer. Mr. Waldrip and two sons are employed there."
The Alamogordo News, 22 April 1905, page 3, under the local heading MOUNTAIN PARK; opened 2026-09-08 at loc.gov. The citation carried here said page 7; the issue has four pages. · https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92070566/1905-04-22/ed-1/?sp=3
- unverified
Died 25 December 1941, Aravaipa, Pinal County; buried Mountain View Cemetery, 202 AZ-177, Hayden.
Arizona Dept of Health Services, State Certificate of Death (1941); Inventory of Historic Arizona Cemeteries; Find a Grave 93100190; not opened
- inferred
The four identifications come from the family's caption and from reading the faces against the birth dates. Nothing is written on the print.
family caption george-john-floyd-melvin-and-marvin-waldrip-circa-1938_2093703177; the project's note on the photographs. Writing on the back of the original would make this sourced.
- inferred
It was taken in the summer of 1938 at Young, almost certainly on the homestead: the twins are weeks old and the second frame shows the log house.
from the two files against the twins' birth date; no date on either print
- sourced
This is a photograph, restored without a model. Nothing in it was generated, and nothing generated appears in this chapter.
the family's photographs, supplied 2026-09-08 (private); restoration parameters and source checksums held with them, "generative": false; the restoration inpainted a few hundred pixels for dust; opened 2026-09-08