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Note: 1870 CENSUS: LIBERTY TWSP., SHELBY CO., INDIANA, PAGE 28, 222/226--AUGUST 2
Ensminger, Jno (37, M, W, Farmer, IN), Ensminger, Louisa (34, F, W, VA), Ensminger, Romain (13, F, W, IN), Ensminger, Mary J. (12, F, W, IN), Ensminger, Flora (9, F, W, IN), Ensminger, Harriet (6, F, W, IN), Ensminger, George (2, M, W, IN), Ensminger, Charles (2, M, W, IN)
1880 CENSUS: LIBERTY TWSP., SHELBY CO., INDIANA, PAGE 6B, 44/45--JUNE 4
Ensminger, Louisa (W, F, 43, Keeping House WV/VA/VA), Ensminger, Romaine (W, F, 22, Daughter, IN/IN/WV), Ensminger, Jennie (W, F, 21, Daughter, IN/IN/WV), Ensminger, Isabel (W, F, 19, Daughter, IN/IN/WV), Ensminger, Harriet (W, F, 16, Daughter, IN/IN/WV), Ensminger, George (W, M, 12, Son, Farm Labor, IN/IN/WV), Ensminger, Charles (W, M, 12, Son, Farm Labor, IN/IN/WV)
1900 CENSUS: ADDISON TWSP., SHELBY CO., INDIANA, PAGE 6B, 191/204--JUNE 9
Ensminger, George (Head, W, M, Jan, 1868, 32, Single, IN/ IN/WV, Grocer), Ensminger, Louisa E. (Mother, W, F, Aug, 1834, 65, Widowed, 6 Children Born, 5 Children Living, WV/WV/WV), Waggoner, Hattie E. (Sister, W, F, Sept, 1863, 37, Widowed, 1 Child Born, 1 Child Living, IN/IN/WV), Waggoner, Earnest E. (Nephew, W, M, June 1888, 11, Single, IN/IN/IN)
1910 CENSUS: ADDISON TWSP., SHELBY CO., INDIANA, PAGE 1A, 5/6--APRIL 15
Ensminger, George (Head, M, W, 42, Married, Married 6 Years, IN/IN/VA, Merchant, Grocery Store), Ensminger, Emma K. (Wife, F, W, 36, Married, Married 6 Years, 2 Children Born, 2 Children Living, IN/IN/IN), Ensminger, Dorothy (Daughter, F, W, 4, IN/IN/IN), Ensminger, Wallace (Son, M, W, 2, IN/IN/IN), Collins, Minnie (Lodger, F, W, 46, Single, IN/MA/IN, Teacher)
1920 CENSUS: ADDISON TWSP., SHELBY CO., INDIANA, PAGE 1B, 19/20--JANUARY 2
Ensminger, George W. (Head, M, W, 51, Widowed, IN/IN/WVA, Retail Merchant, Grocery Store), Ensminger, Dorothy (Daughter, F, W, 14, Single, IN/IN/IN), Ensminger, Wallace (Son, M, W, 12, Single, IN/IN/IN), Arnold, Georgia (Housekeeper, F, W, 52, Widowed, IN/IN/IN, Housekeeper, Private Family)
1930 CENSUS: ADDISON TWSP., SHELBY CO., INDIANA, PAGE 3A, 61/64--APRIL 3
Ensminger, George (Head, M, W, 62, Widowed, IN/IN/WVA, Retail Merchant, Grocery Store), Ensminger, Dorothy (Daughter, F, W, 24, Single, IN/IN/IN, Teacher, Public School), Ensminger, Wallace (Son, M, W, 22, Single, IN/IN/IN, Salesman, Grocery Store)
Obituary
"The Shelbyville Republican," (Shelbyville, Shelby Co., IN) September 5, 1931 (page 1) BUSINESS MAN DIES SUDDENLY
George Ensminger Succumbs Friday Evening To Attack of Acute Indigestion
ILL ONLY A FEW HOURS
Had Been in Business at Same Location for Past Thirty Years; Son Survives
"Ill for only a few hours, death came last evening at 9:45 to George W. Ensminger, grocer, and one of Shelbyville's most prominent business men. Mr. Ensminger had been in his usual health all day Friday, had appeared at his place of business in the morning, had attended the Shelby county fair in the afternoon, and had returned to his home to eat a hearty supper. Death was a result of angina pectoris brought on by digestive disorder. A sister, Mrs.Belle McCain and a brother, Charles C. Ensminger, were both with him at the time of his death."
"Mr. Ensminger was born in Liberty township January 31 (sic), 1868, a son of John and Eliza (Louisa E.) Ensminger. At the time of his death, he was aged 62 years, seven months and four days. He had spent all of his life in Shelby county and had been in the grocery business in the 200 block of South Harrison street for the past thirty years. At the time of his death he was serving his second term on the advisory board of Addison township."
MEMBER OF M. E. CHURCH
"At the age of eleven years, Mr. Ensminger became a member of the Vienna Methodist church, which membership he, in recent years, transferred to the First Methodist church of this city. He was always a devoted member of the congregation and active in church work. He was a member of the I. O. O. F. and the Modern Woodmen of America lodges."
"Thirty years ago Mr. Ensminger was united in marriage to Miss Emma Kinsley, who preceded him in death in 1920 (sic). Two children were born to this union, Wallace and Dorothy. The daughter was instantly killed in an automobile accident about a year ago. The son, recently associated with his father in business, survives, together with the brother Charles Ensminger, of Orlando, Florida, and three sisters, Mrs. Belle McCain, of Waldron; Mrs. Romaine Meltzer, of Liberty township, and Mrs. Hattie E. Pine, of Newport News, Virginia."
"Funeral services will be held at the C. F. Fix and Son mortuary Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Dr. L. O. Richmond, officiating. Interment in Forest Hill cemetery in charge of C. F. Fix and Son. Friends may call at the mortuary any time after 4 o'clock this afternoon."
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