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| 3701 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Karnes, Katlyn Lee (I36349)
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| 3702 | 2289179 Army ser #, 31 Mar 1918 166 Dep Bde 21 Feb 1919 The ('outside of Myton Town'), County of Duchesne, Utah, 1930 Census, enumerated on 6 Apr 1930, lists 'Arden I. Drollinger' as head of household, age 35 at last birthday, age 33 at time of first marriage, born in Utah and his occupation is given as 'Farmer - general farm'. Arden's father is listed as being born in California and his mother in Utah. His wife is listed as 'Edna O. Drollinger' age 20 at last birthday, age 18 at time of first marriage, born in Utah and her occupation is given as 'None'. Edna's father and mother are both listed as being born in Utah. Note: Arden's brother, Allan and his family was the next household the enumerator contacted after Arden. No other family members appear to be listed. U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Name: Arden Ira Drollinger Race: Caucasian (White) Marital Status: Single Birth Date: 23 Dec 1894 Birth Place: Utah, USA Residence Place: Duchesne, Utah, USA Physical Build: Medium Height: Medium Hair Description: Not Bald Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Blue U.S., World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 Name: Arden Ira Drollinger Gender: Male Race: White Residence Age: 48 Birth Date: 23 Dec 1894 Birth Place: Payson Utah, Utah, USA Residence Date: 1942 Residence Place: Roosevelt, Utah, USA Occupation: Self Height: 5 8 Eye Color: Blue Hair Color: Brown Weight: 175 Complexion: Light | Drollinger, Arden Ira (I5910)
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| 3703 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sowers, Hunter Dolan (I28172)
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| 3704 | 23 Dec 1815 - calculated birth date based upon headstone data. | Neel, Elizabeth (I42735)
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| 3705 | 23 Dec 1890 per her Social Security Applications and Claims record. | Jarrett, Myrtle M. (I14044)
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| 3706 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Trollinger, Lauren Nicole (I24899)
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| 3707 | 23 Jul 1918 16 Jun 1919 Company E 144th Inf Reg 36 Div WWI from headstone application. FORMATION: The Fourth Texas was called back into Federal service in March, 1917, The Sixth Texas was created in the period after the call to duty for the Fourth Texas. The Fourth and Sixth were combined at Camp Bowie, Fort Worth, Texas, to form the 144th on October 15, 1917. The unit went overseas with the 36th Division, arriving in France in July, 1918. After training near Bar-sur-Aube with the other infantry regiments, the 144th served as a reserve of the French Army Group of the Center in late September. WORLD WAR I SERVICE: In October, 1918, the regiment became a part of the Fourth French Army and participated in the Meuse-Argonne offensive (Champagne). On October 9th, as part of the 72d Brigade, the 144th relieved the left brigade of the U. S. 2d Division. As the battle along the Aisne (Ayn) River developed, the 144th "sideslipped" and moved through the 71st brigade with the 143rd . By the time the 144th advanced into enemy lines, the Germans were in a general withdrawal all along the Champagne front. German artillery, war gas and machine gun fire took a large toll on the advancing Texas unit, but the unit closed toward positions along the Aisne by the 12th. The 144th "swept the southern edge of the Aisne" on October 13th to clean out the remaining Germans, and the regiment lost 207 officers and men killed or wounded while advancing toward Givry. It later was in reserve for the assault by the 141st and 142nd at "Forest Farm" on October 27. The unit went into reserve, having suffered 369 casualties in the war, the second largest toll of the infantry regiments in the division. It was mustered out at Camp Bowie, in July, 1919. U.S., Army Transport Service, Passenger Lists Name: Frank Roy Drollinger Departure Date: 24 May 1919 Departure Place: Brest, France Arrival Date: 6 Jun 1919 Arrival Place: Hoboken, New Jersey Residence Place: Cherry Wisconsin Address: Box 7 Next of Kin: Jake Drollinger Relationship: Father Ship: Pretoria Military Unit: CO. E 144TH INF Rank: Private Service Number: 3,753,043 Notes: COMPANY "E" 144TH INFANTRY. 1920 United States Federal Census Name: Frank Drollinger Age: 25 Birth Year: abt 1895 Birthplace: Wisconsin Home in 1920: Milwaukee Ward 20, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Street: Burleigh St Race: White Gender: Male Relation to Head of House: Brother-in-law Marital Status: Single Father's Birthplace: Wisconsin Mother's Birthplace: Wisconsin Able to Speak English: Yes Occupation: Carpenter Industry: House Employment Field: Wage or Salary Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Harry Meyer 27 [23] Clara Meyer 28 Doris Meyer 3 [3 4/12] Frank Drollinger 25 | Drollinger, PVT Frank Thomas (I3709)
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| 3708 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Ahmed Khanani / Rebekah Kathleen "Bekah" Trollinger (F10275)
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| 3709 | 23 July 1917, Fort Wayne News under first to fill the New National Army, Harry I Drollinger 1104 E Washington Home in 1920: Grand Rapids Ward 2, Kent, Michigan Household Members: Name Age Harry Drollinger 29 Marian Drollinger 22 One of the progressive, talented and most promising of the younger journalists of the section of the Hoosier state of which this biographical compendium treats is Harry I Drollinger, editor and owner of The Ridgeville Star, and one of the influential young men of Randolph county. He seems to be the possessor of all the peculiar attributes that go to make up the successful newspaper man, and, being uniformly fair and courteous with his numerous patrons, he has the good will and respect of all who know or have dealings with him. Mr. Drollinger was born in Roann, Wabash county, Indiana, July 25, 1890. He is the son of Martin Van Buren and Celia A. (Belden) Drollinger, and is one of a family of twelve children, namely: Vadia died at the age of thirty-five, leaving a husband and four children; Aaron, a farmer and stockman of Arkansas, is a widower and has two sons; Rose, of Roann, married Marion Miller, a farmer and stock buyer, and their union has been without issue; Leander, a farmer of Wabash county, married Bessie Appleman, and they have one child; William, a farmer of Wabash county, married Bessie Swisher and they have three sons; Irwin died when he was four years old; Eva, of Albany, Indiana, married Milton S. Bolerjack, owner of The Albany Chronicle, and they have one son; Grace, of Fort Wayne, is the widow of Edward Quick, a guard at the state prison, who was killed by a trusty; Marie died in infancy; Grover was next in order of birth; Harry I., of this review, Clyde, of Saratoga, owns and edits The Independent, and he enjoys the distinction of being what is doubtless the youngest editor in Indiana; he took charge of a paper when seventeen years old, formerly owning a paper at Bryan, then purchased the one at Saratoga; he is a practical newspaper man, started at the bottom of the ladder, and the future holds much of promise for him, as it does our subject. The father, Martin V. Drollinger, was reared on the farm and received a meager education in the early-day schools. He devoted his life successfully to general farming and stock raising, rearing his large family in comfort and respectability on the old home place and gave them proper educational advantages. He was born in Ohio, but was brought by his parents to Indiana when an infant, the family locating on a three-hundred-acre tract which our subject's paternal grandfather had taken up from the government, which he cleared, erected a log cabin and began life here in typical pioneer fashion, and in due course of time had one of the best farms and most comfortable homes in the township. His son, Martin V., became owner of this place, which he conducted in such a skillful manner that it retained its original fertility. The death of Martin V. Drollinger occurred in Fort Wayne October 27, 1911. His widow still survives, being now advanced in years. Like her honored husband before her, she has a host of warm friends in Randolph county. Harry I. Drollinger grew to manhood on the home farm and there assisted with the general work when a boy, and he received his education in the public schools of Fort Wayne, which has been greatly supplemented in after years by wide home reading and by contact with the business world. Our subject was married February 16, 1912, to Hattie Stiek, a daughter of Samuel and Eunice Stiek, a highly respected family of Randolph county, where Mrs. Drollinger grew to womanhood and received her education in the public schools. Her father was a cabinet manufacturer. To our subject and wife one child, a daughter was born on January 1, 1913, who bears the name Marie Dolores. Mr. Drollinger took up the newspaper business when a boy and has mastered the various departments of the same. He has owned and published The Ridgeville Star for four years and has made his paper a moulder of public opinion in this vicinity and a factor for good, upholding whatever tends to promote the best interests of the township and county. His paper is rapidly increasing in circulation, and it is a valuable news dispenser as well as advertising medium, and is up-to-date from a mechanical standpoint; its proprietor, being an uncompromising Democrat, it has done much for the success of the party in this section of the state. | Drollinger, Harry Iven (I2897)
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| 3710 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Symons, Judy Eileen (I13847)
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| 3711 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lohden, Kathy Sue (I22872)
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| 3712 | 23 Nov 1930 Lincoln Star at 710 17th Street by Rev Jack Leonard | Family: PVT Robert E. Trullinger / Bertha Eleanor Diehl (F6361)
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| 3713 | 24 Apr 1870 per her death certificate. | Trollinger, Nancy Tertula (Talulah) "Nannie" (I21429)
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| 3714 | 24 Feb 1925 per headstone. | Gannaway, PVT Dillard Franklin (I25962)
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| 3715 | 24 in 1930 census married at 21 | Family: Walter Jackson Trolinger / Marie Myrtle Webb (F2581)
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| 3716 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fones, Helen Virginia (I34343)
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| 3717 | 24 Oct 1939 per his death certificate. Jess Agustus Bonebrake in the Web: McDonald County, Missouri, U.S., Obituary Index, 1899-2008 Name: Jess Agustus Bonebrake Death Date: 19 Oct 1939 [probably the publication date versus death date] Cemetery: Pineville Cemetery Burial Place: Pineville, Missouri Publication Title: Pineville Herald | Bonebrake, Jesse Augustus (I16988)
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| 3718 | 24 Sep 1876 per her headstone. | Allmond, Ada Van (I15450)
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| 3719 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Zones, Lacee Michelle (I43642)
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| 3720 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Trollinger, Paislee Grace (I31267)
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| 3721 | 25 Aug 1869 - 8 Jan 1939 per her headstone. Her birth date of Aug 1868 is most likely her correct birth date as it was provided to the 1900 census taker either by Nora herself or another one of her household family members who would have known her birth date. Her birth date on her death certificate is also given as 1868 as provided by Dorothy Holt (her presumed niece - the daughter of her sister, Lula) who was the informant and less likely to know her true birth date. | Trollinger, Nora V. (I22017)
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| 3722 | 25 Aug 1900 in Nashville, Davidson, TN per his WWII DRC. | Trollinger, Dennie Hoyle (I21771)
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| 3723 | 25 Aug 1944 per their shared headstone. | Family: Richard Irvin Flatter / Mary Maude George (F10864)
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| 3724 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sprifke, Shawnee Rae (I43643)
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| 3725 | 25 Dec 1900 per her death certificate and headstone with that date being provided by her daughter, Helen, who was the informant on Matilda's death certificate. Her birth date may be 25 Dec 1897. | Trollinger, Matilda "Tilda" "Tildy" "Mattie" (I23829)
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| 3726 | 25 Feb 1906 Buried in Oak Wood Cemetery, Will Co, IL | Courll, Edwin D. (I27502)
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| 3727 | 25 Feb 1912 per her death notice. | Trollinger, Artelia Frances "Fannie" (I5268)
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| 3728 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Almeda, Gloria Gail (I19546)
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| 3729 | 25 Jun 1950 Lawton, Van Buren, Michigan, USA | Trumble, Lena B. (I41721)
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| 3730 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Druliner-Hill, Gwendolyn Ruth "Gwen" (I22555)
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| 3731 | 26 DEC 1833 St. Joseph's Hill Church, sponsors Jacob Frey and Sarah Miller Burial: St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Lobachsville, Pike Twp., Berks Co.PA, "Reuben F. Reichert", age 71-7-5 Marriage 2 Mary Ann Hardline b: 12 DEC 1845 in Berks Co. PA Married: 25 JAN 1879 in Berks Co. PA by Rev. D. K. Humbert Event: Marriage notes (Marriage in Reuben Richard of Pike Twp. to Mary Ann Hardline of Rockland Twp., Berks Co. PA | Reichert, Reuben Frey (I12193)
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| 3732 | 26 Dec 1946 per Eleanor's obituary. | Family: Jefferson Franklin Pickard (Trollinger) / Eleanor Elizabeth "Libby" McNeill (F4041)
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| 3733 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Roger Clay Drollinger, Jr. / Chasadie Marie Conrad (F5306)
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| 3734 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Cornell, Alexandra Grace (I41588)
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| 3735 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Drollinger, Hannah Marie (I14358)
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| 3736 | 27 Apr 1824 is a calculated date based upon headstone data. | Chumlea, Rachel (I29109)
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| 3737 | 27 Feb 1859 New Carlisle, St. Joseph, IN per Frances A. "Fran" Druliner. | Hormel, Catherine (I1313)
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| 3738 | 27 Feb 1902 Mary, father William Gordon laborer, mother Elizabeth Robinson of 34 Roundhill Street- informant Elizabeth Jane X her mark Robinson of 7 Roundhill Street | Gordon, Mary (Minnie) (I2647)
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| 3739 | 27 Jul 1891 per his WWI DRC | Winkler, Edward "Ed" (I15781)
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| 3740 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jaberg, Richard Floyd (I669)
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| 3741 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Carpenter, Janice "Jan" Marie (I14258)
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| 3742 | 28 Dec 2011 Age: 90 Carroll, Carroll, Iowa Carroll Health Center Nursing Home | Frank, Delores M. (I37676)
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| 3743 | 28 Feb 1869 Franklin Grove, Lee, IL per copy of Marriage License in mypossession in letter to me from Nancy and Judy Walden post marked 17Dec 2012. Marriage license applied for 25 Feb 1869. (David H.Drollinger 17 Jan 2009) | Family: Paul Christian Larsen / Caroline Petersen (F5316)
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| 3744 | 28 in 1860 census | Haines, Aaron Watson (I3353)
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| 3745 | 28 Jun 1883 per James' obituary. | Family: James Willard Trullinger / Martha Adeline "Mattie" Hay (F6332)
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| 3746 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Simonson, Cindy L. (I23880)
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| 3747 | 28 Mar 1932 BURIAL Salem Cemetery Big Island, Marion County, Ohio, USA | Seiter, Edward Albert (I40930)
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| 3748 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fuchs (Fox), Elizabeth Magdalena (I40936)
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| 3749 | 28 May 1901 Watseka, Iroquois, Illinois, USA Murdered by father, Burton A. Maggee when he set fire to the house; also killed were his wife and mother in law. Burial: Lyman Cemetery Watseka Iroquois County Illinois, USA | Maggee, Calvin P. (I32516)
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| 3750 | 28 May 1901 Watseka, Iroquois, Illinois, USA Murdered by husband Burton A. Maggee when he set fire to the house; also killed were his mother in law and little son, Calvin. Burial: Lyman Cemetery Watseka Iroquois County Illinois, USA | Hershberger, Hattie May (I17389)
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