George Henry Ferlin: Forgery, Perjury, Arson, Murder & Statutory Offense.

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George Henry Ferlin was born 1 Sep 1880 in San Diego, CA to Ignatius Morton Ferlin (1844-1924) & Margaret Theresa Fowler (1860-1936).



Inmate: #22896 San Quentin Prison
Rec: 2 Jun 1908
Crime: Forgery

















 From the time he was released in 1911 until his next endeavor, he lived a quite life. He had many different occupations. He was a engineer, plumber, amongst general laborer.

Here is his WWI Draft Card.


 1920 he was single and living in San Antonio, CA working as an engineer in a Stationary.

In 1925 he had a store in Los Angeles, CA.


Inmate:#15227 Folsom Prison
Rec: 28 Apr 1928
Crime: Arson & Murder
Term: Life







During this time he was married to a widow who had several children.

Deamia "Jean" May Brown

1895–1959


First husband:

William "Ira" Miller

1889–1920

Children:

Clara LaVette Miller

1912–1994

Milford Raymond Miller

1913–

Roland Richard Miller

1915–1985

Lila Miller

1917–1991

Roy Miller

1919–1984

I found additional newspaper articles, She was called Jean and she was arrested with a man named Charles Hunsaker. 






She married Charles later on and they had children together. I am wondering if they didn't set George up. Just a theory that hit me after reading all these articles then finding a census records for her and Charles being married.

Here are some more newspaper articles:




Charles Ivan Hunsaker
1899–1985
They had 7 children together. Was there something going on between these two before George was arrested?

George died in Folsom Prison 7 Oct 1933 and is buried in the prison cemetery, he was 53 years old.



Here's his Find A Grave Memorial.

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/170112297/george-henry-ferlin

I wonder what kind of life he may have had if he hadn't meet his wife? Or was he really guilty of everything? What are you thoughts?





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