Can anyone help me find the descendants of George Maxwell?

Another Prominent Citizen Gone
Uncle GEORGE MAXWELL Passed away very Suddenly Tuesday at 12:30 a.m. at his home in this city.

This city was shocked Tuesday morning when the work was passed around that Uncle George Maxwell was dead, though he had been in poor health for three years, there was no indication that death was near. Only on Sunday last, the News Editor visited him and with his two sons, Nelson and Paul, and a nephew Geo Lamb of Missouri. Had one of the most pleasant visits we ever remember of enjoying; on the occasion Uncle George was specially jovial, and on Monday up to p.m. when he retired there was no indication of so sudden a change. At a little after 12 Mrs. Maxwell heard him get up and a little later noticed he was breathing heavily, and went to him, only to find that he was dying. Uncle George was an exemplary man, none of his children haveing ever heard him use a profane word. the funeral was held from the Methodist church this Thursday at 10:30 a.m. light Whinery in charge, Rev Bolton as assisting, interment being made beside his former wife in Shaffer cemetery near Potwin.

George Maxwell was born in Greene County O Jan, 5 1839. He was joined in marriage to Lucina Champion Sept 215 1861 in Xena, Ohio, in 1867, they moved to McLane county Illinois and in 1872 removed to Butler county Kansas where he has made his home since in 1887, the companion left his side. There were born to this union 9 children as follows:
Guy Maxwell, Potwin,
Mrs. Madue Stearns, Towanda
Mrs. Sally Hall, Towanda
Minnie Carey, Wichita
Paul Maxwell, Benton
Nelson Maxwell, Englewood Kan
Roy Maxwell, Englewood Kan
William R. Maxwell Sparks Okla.
Fern Maxwell deceased 8 years old; married to Mrs. Mary Wright Sept 4 1895; has lived in Towanda three years. Mr. Maxwell died suddenly at his home at 12:30 a.m. Jan 23 1912, aged 73 years and 18 days. There are left to morn his departure his wife, eight children, two sisters twenty five grand children, four great grand children and a host of friends. Mr. Maxwell had faith in God and man, and lived an exemplary life. Heaven will richer but earth will be poorer.