Bio of SEEGER, George (b.1873), Wright Co., MN
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Pg 1009 HISTORY OF WRIGHT COUNTY 

  George Seeger, a prominent farmer of Wright county, living on sections 
9 and 10, Rockford, was born December 28, 1873, on the homestead of his 
father, John Seeger, Frankfort township, this county, and was there 
reared. He attended the district schools, thoroughly learned farming 
from his father, and remained at home until twenty-eight years of age. 
Then he pur- 

Pg 1010          HISTORY OF WRIGHT COUNTY 

chased eighty acres in North Rockford, where he farmed about six years. 
September 12, 1908, he purchased his present place of 160 acres. He has 
made extensive improvements, including the erection of a fine barn, 36 
by 64 feet. He does general farming, and makes a specialty of Red Poll 
cattle. He is serving as a member of the school board and is a useful 
member of the community. He has adopted the latest approved methods of 
farming, and his friends predict for him a still greater success in the 
future than in the past. Mr. Seeger was married in 1902 to Caroline Hohl, 
daughter of Charles and Caroline Hohl. Their children are: Alvin, born 
November 11, 1903; George, February 7, 1906; Esther, September 4, 1908; 
Catherine, November 31, 1911; and Myrle, November 7, 1913.