Brazilla Druliner

1856 - 1909  (52 years)

• Name	Brazilla Druliner
  Nickname	Zill
  Birth	29 Aug 1856	St. Joseph County, IN
  Gender	Male
  Death	8 Feb 1909	South Bend, St. Joseph, IN
  	Indiana, Death Certificates Name: Zell Druliner Gender: Male Race: White Age: 48 Marital Status: Married Birth Date: abt 1861 Birth Place: Indiana Death Date: 8 Feb 1909 Death Place: So Bend, St Joseph, Indiana, USA Father: David Druliner Mother: Ana Druliner chronic alcohol poisoning Indiana Deaths Name: Zell Druliner [Zill Druliner] Date: 8 Feb 1909 Location: South Bend Age: 48 Yr Gender: Male Race: White Source Location: City Health Office, South Bend Source notes: The source of this record is the book CH-45 on page 17 within the series produced by the Indiana Works Progress Administration. Coroner's report of 8 Feb 1909 South Bend, IN
  Person ID	I12088	Drollinger Genealogy
  Last Modified	15 Sep 2017

  
  

  Father	David D. Druliner,   b. 30 Aug 1823, OH d. 19 Jan 1912, St Joseph County, IN (Age 88 years)
  Mother	Hannah A. Bowker,   b. Dec 1826, OH d. 25 Dec 1909, New Carlisle, St. Joseph, IN (Age ~ 83 years)
  Family ID	F548	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Esmerelda Neddo,   b. 6 Oct 1858, MI d. 24 Jun 1938, South Bend, St. Joseph, IN (Age 79 years)
  Marriage	1888
  Family ID	F7768	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	14 Mar 2016

  
  

• Event Map

  Birth - 29 Aug 1856 - St. Joseph County, IN Death - 8 Feb 1909 - South Bend, St. Joseph, IN  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Headstones		Riverview Cemetery South Bend, St. Joseph, IN
  		Riverview Cemetery South Bend, St. Joseph, IN

  
  

• Notes

  'Barzilla' is the proper spelling of his name. He is named after his father's father. U.S. City Directories Name: Zill Druliner Gender: Male Residence Year: 1908 Street address: 209 S Carroll-H 1979 Residence Place: South Bend; Mishawaka; River Park, Indiana, USA Occupation: Grocery Elk Spouse: Ezza Druliner Publication Title: South Bend, Indiana, City Directory, 1908 U.S. City Directories Name: Zill Druliner Gender: Male Residence Year: 1906 Street address: 209 Carroll Residence Place: South Bend; Mishawaka, St Joseph County, Indiana, USA Occupation: Clerk Spouse: Ezza Druliner Publication Title: South Bend, Indiana, City Directory, 1906 U.S. City Directories Name: Barzilla Druliner Gender: M (Male) Residence Year: 1904 Street Address: 209 S Carroll Residence Place: South Bend; Mishawaka, Indiana Occupation: Clerk Spouse: Ezza M Druliner Publication Title: South Bend, Indiana, City Directory, 1904 Name: Zill Drullinger Home in 1900: South Bend, Saint Joseph, Indiana Age: 41 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1859 Birthplace: Indiana Relationship to head-of-house: Son-in-law Spouse's name: Esmerelda Race: White Occupation: Turkish Bath Prop Household Members: Name Age Edward Neddo 72 Edward Neddo 30 son Zill Drullinger 41 Esmerelda Drullinger 34 dau U.S. City Directories Name: Zill B Druliner Residence Year: 1896 Street Address: 209 S Carroll Residence Place: South Bend, Indiana Occupation: Tel Operator Publication Title: South Bend, Indiana, City Directory, 1896 U.S. City Directories Name: Zill Druliner Residence Year: 1894 Street address: 209 S Carroll Residence Place: South Bend, Indiana, USA Occupation: Telephone Operator Publication Title: South Bend, Indiana, City Directory, 1894 Name: Brazilla Druliner [Barzilla Druliner] Home in 1880: Mishawaka, Saint Joseph, Indiana Age: 29 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1851 Birthplace: Indiana Relation to Head of Household: Son Father's name: David A. Druliner Father's birthplace: Ohio Mother's name: Hannah Druliner Mother's birthplace: Ohio Occupation: Telegrapher Marital Status: Single Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age David A. Druliner 54 Hannah Druliner 52 Brazilla Druliner 29 Samuel Druliner 21 Rebecca Scott 48 "Mishawaka Enterprise", Friday Evening, July 10, 1878, page 3 Crushed by the Cars. A. F. Baker, a brakeman on conductor Brown's freight train, had a leg terribly crushed by the cars while endeavoring to make a coupling at Osceola, last night. They were to take on 25 stock cars at that station, and Baker was to make the couplings. The cars were of different styles, and were difficult to connect. In his endeavor to do the job properly it is presumed that he lost his balance, and went under the wheels, two of which passed over his right leg, crushing it to jelly(?) from the knee to the foot. The poor fellow uttered a piercing shriek, which was heard by Zil Druliner,, the night operator at the target, who hastened out to his assistance. With great presence of mind the wounded man had crawled out of further danger as soon as the first two wheels had passed over him. He stood the pain bravely, but finally succombed and fainted away. The engine took him to Elkhart in the caboose as soon as possible, where he received medical treatment