Georgina G. Marriott

Georgina Petrina Geertsen Marriott (born June 29, 1865) was a Utah teacher and clubwoman.

Early life Georgina Petrina Geertsen was born in Huntsville, Utah, on June 29, 1865, the daughter of Peter C. and Marianne Pedersen Geertsen.

During World War I she was active with the American Red Cross and later traveled Utah for the Service Star Legion introducing the Veterans of Foreign Wars Poppy Drive. She served as president of the Ogden Chapter of the American Red Cross.

In 1915 she was a graduate of the Ogden Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle. She was an officer and reader of the Vincent Chautauqua Reading Circle.

In 1916 she participated in the election of the Ogden City Board of Education but did not win.

She travelled extensively in Europe and New Zealand.

In 1935 she was the Utah delegate at the National Convention of the Federation of Women's Clubs in Detroit; on this occasion she was awarded the silver loving cup for her special work.