George was born in 30 December 1862, in Alton, Caledon, Canada West to Alta Forbes, age 27, and William Johnston McClellan, age 25.
George Brinton McClellan married Alice Grace Maud Jenkin in Frontenac, Ontario, on September 23, 1885, when he was 22 years old. She died April 29, 1896. Their son George Stuart was born on May 21, 1887, in Dufferin, Ontario.
He remarried to Elizabeth Ann Cunnington in Brandon, Manitoba, on July 9, 1907. Their son George Brinton was born on August 13, 1908, in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. He would become commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. A second son William Arthur was born in 1913 in Saskatchewan.
Burial: 3 August 1927, Mountain View Cemetery, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Occupation: 1891; Machinist Machine Shop, 1921; Roadmaster, he also served in the military.
He married Alice Grace Maud Jenkins in 1885.[1] By 1901, he was a widower and lived in Toronto, Ontario.[2] He served in the Canadian military during the First World War and was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal.[3] He passed away in 1927.[4]
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