John Bolerjack

1907 - 1910  (3 years)

• Name	John Bolerjack
  Birth	1907	IN
  Gender	Male
  Death	1910	OH
  Person ID	I31503	Drollinger Genealogy
  Last Modified	14 Mar 2016

  
  

  Father	Milton Sylvester Bolerjack,   b. 6 Mar 1877, Indian Creek Twp, White County, IL d. 14 Dec 1949, Muncie, Delaware, IN (Age 72 years)
  Mother	Eva Rilla Drollinger,   b. 4 Jan 1877, Wabash County, IN d. 31 Oct 1951, Muncie, Delaware, IN (Age 74 years)
  Family ID	F945	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map

  Birth - 1907 - IN Death - 1910 - OH  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Notes

  It is possible that John may never have existed at all...read below: Below is a copy of Ben's email (dated 20 Aug 2013) comment to me(David H. Drollinger) in response to some questions I was posing tohim: Harry Benjamin Drollinger: Before I go into to this side of the family, the lady, "Mrs. VDR",that controls these headstone says she is related to Eva RillaDrollinger but has not put forth the documentation to supported it.She is also the one that says there is a John but he is not recordedin the Drollinger Family Bible I have; nor did my grandfather everylist that name; nor is there any picture in the Bolerjack album Ihave. The last email I had from her she said she was still searchingfor more on John. As to the years between Robert and Grace, she hadseveral miscarriages that I know about from comments my grandmothersaid to my sister. Robert was married several times but never had any children that Iknow and there are indications that he along with his sister had somekind of fever that made them both sick and lead to his sisters deathand could have sterilized him. Robert is not buried there with hisfolks and sister, but in Florida. I met Robert and two different wifeshe had when I was a kid because my dad and him were great friends. Thelast times I saw him was in Muncie Indiana in the summer of 1960 andat that time he was married to a Full Blooded American Indiana and shewas great with us kids. I can remember meeting Milton and Eva Bolerjack two times on our wayto my grandmother's farm. Milton always had a hat on and was a tallskinny man.