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| 401 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Trollinger, Dr. Ira Robert (I20960)
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| 402 | Services for Ada E. Rainey, 98, McMinnville, will be held Friday,Oct.29,1976, at 2 p.m. at the Chapel of Macy and Son with the Revs..GeraldM.Manley and W.C. Reynolds officiating. Interment will be inEvergreenMemorial Park Cemetery. She died Oct. 26, 1976, atMcMinnville Hospital. The daughter of Jasper and Amelia C. GroshongTrullinger. Mrs .Rainey was born Sept. 22, 1878, at Meadow Brook. Mrs.Rainey attended collage in Newberg and in 1898 married John DavidRainey. They lived in several Oregon towns before settling inLaFayette in 1929. He died in 1946. She moved to McMinnville in 1965and has been a resident ofOakwoodGlen since 1968. Survivors include ason, John LeRoy Rainey, McMinnville; daughters, Ethel L. Becker andLura "Pearl" Myers, both of McMinnville;one grandchild, fourgreat-grandchildren, and one great-great grandchild. New Register McMinnville, Oregon October 27, 1976 | Trullinger, Ada Ethel (I11420)
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| 403 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Waggoner, Jessica A. (I31374)
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| 404 | She is 19 in 1900, 28 in 1910, 30 in 1920, 38 in 1930 which is sort of normal for females of that era. | Reynolds, Mattie Nevada (I25287)
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| 405 | Sighard shows his name as Karl Friedrich Drollinger. | Drollinger, Frederick Charles "Fred" (I15737)
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| 406 | Since from all known records Estee and his brother carried the Belcher surname it is highly probable they were adopted by Loyal Belcher. GLD 26 3 2021 | Belcher, PVT Samuel T. "Estee" "ST" (I25660)
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| 407 | Social Security Death Index about Ellen G. Seaman Name: Ellen G. Seaman Last Residence: 90731 San Pedro, Los Angeles, California Born: 1 Oct 1919 Died: 15 Mar 2005 State (Year) SSN issued: California (Before 1951) Gertrude Mary Trullinger in the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 Name: Gertrude Mary Trullinger[Gertrude Ellen Asbill][Gertrude Harvey][G Seaman][Ellen Seaman] Gender: Female Race: White Birth Date: 1 Oct 1919 Birth Place: Winner, South Dakota Death Date: 15 Mar 2005 Father: Bert W Trullinger Mother: Cecilia A Finn SSN: 545141286 Notes: Nov 1937: Name listed as GERTRUDE MARY TRULLINGER; Aug 1944: Name listed as GERTRUDE ELLEN ASBILL; Feb 1957: Name listed as GERTRUDE ELLEN HARVEY; Apr 1963: Name listed as G ELLEN SEAMAN; 26 May 2005: Name listed as ELLEN G SEAMAN | Trullinger, Ellen Gertrude (I19007)
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| 408 | Son of Henry Hanshew and Barbary Thomas. He was born about 1815 in OH. His parents later moved to IN where theyremained and died in Madison Co, IN. James married Mary Trullinger on 12 June 1840 in Fountain Co, IN. Theywere parents of 6 children, Caroline F. Hanshew[married Aaron Ogden],Margaret Ellen Hanshew[married George L. Pottorff], William TrullingerHanshew[married Charlotte Edwinnie "Edwene" Stella Bates], SarahHanshew[no other info], Elizabeth "Betsy" Ann Hanshew[married GeorgeEugene Rama and James Brogan Miller] and Marietta Hanshew[marriedMarion Merritt]. James and Mary later separated. He had a son Edward Hanshew but I donot know who the mother was or if they were married. Our familyhistory is that son William Trullinger Hanshew did not like having towatch this baby brother. William left for Civil War before age 16 in1863 so Edward would have been born prior to that date. In 1860 census James and Mary are living in Davis Co, IA. He is afarmer and carpenter. I have not been able to locate him on latercensus but family record has him dying in 1892. And Mary died 1895. In1870 she was living with her daughter Marietta. Burial: Unknown Specifically: unknown cemetery Created by: Jeanne Gaumer Record added: Jun 04, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 53251417 | Hanshew, Edward (I19843)
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| 409 | SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR North Carolina All articles are taken from the semi weekly issues of the Landmark, published in Statesville, N.C. April 29, 1898 Hawley B. Trollinger of Catawba census 1900 in the state prison Raleigh NC | Trollinger, Hawley Bliss (I21317)
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| 410 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kempen, Cynthia R. "Cindy" (I13842)
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| 411 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Dolan, Eudora Arlene (I14190)
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| 412 | Taken from "Burton - Our Caswell County, N.C. Ancestry" by Margaret Burton Woods and Beatrice Burton Hornaday Nannie Lee Burton married William Jasper Trollinger on September 19, 1888. "He owned and operated a store in Claremont, North Carolina, where he died suddenly [December 1888] after three and one-half months of marriage. Both my mother and he were natives of Caswell County but his family moved to Catawba County. His grandmother remained in Caswell County and much visiting was done back to Caswell County. "After 'Mr. Will's' (affectionately called by my mother [Nannie Lee Burton] ) death, my mother knew that she was pregnant. My half-brother was born that Fall [August 29, 1889 in Catawba County, NC]. During this time Aunt Sallie and Uncle George gave her much comfort and love. W.J. Trollinger II was born in their home. The store and home was sold and my mother and new baby moved in with Uncle George and Aunt Sallie alternately.....Mother was a widow for twelve years." William Jasper Trollinger and Nannie Lee Burton were married on September 19, 1888, at the residence of T.W. Burton, Caswell County, NC. William Jasper Trollinger was 37 years old [born in 1851]. His mother was Ann E. Trollinger [Absilla Ann Elizabeth Trotman, born September 6, 1820 and married February 20, 1841]. Nannie Lee was 23 years old, born November 1, 1865 in Caswell County, NC and died on May 30, 1947 in Alamance County, NC. Note: Nannie Lee Burton Trollinger McMullen, William Jasper Trollinger II, and Absilla Ann Elizabeth Trotman are buried at Griers Presbyterian Church and Cemetery, Leasburg, NC. | Trollinger, William Jasper I (I21354)
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| 413 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Trollinger, Tanna D'ann (I30936)
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| 414 | Taylor S Barger in the Virginia, Death Records, 1912-2014 Name: Taylor S Barger Gender: Male Race: White Age at Death: 81 Birth Date: 27 Nov 1848 Death Date: 11 May 1930 Death Place: Pulaski, Virginia, USA Registration Date: 21 May 1930 Father: Jacob S Barger Mother: Phoebe Trolinger Spouse: Cosbie Woolwine Gates to Glory, Cemeteries of Pulaski County, Virginia Douthat, James L. Page: p. 154 Burial: Newbern Cemetery Dublin Pulaski County Virginia, USA | Shufflebarger, Taylor (I3307)
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| 415 | Tennessee, State Marriages Name: Leonard Williams Gender: Male Age: 43 Birth Date: abt 1903 Marriage Date: 11 May 1946 Marriage Place: Bedford, Tennessee, USA Spouse: Jessie Ruth Trollinger | Family: Leonard Williams / Jessie Ruth Trollinger (F14722)
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| 416 | Terry Trollinger, age 59, of Hiram, GA, passed away on Wednesday, February 10, 2016. He was born on August 18, 1956, in Atlanta, GA, to the late Roscoe & Nona Trollinger. Mr. Trollinger worked as a supervisor for Delta Airlines for 38 years. Terry enjoyed riding motorcycles, time shared with his Delta family and spending time with his grandbabies. Survivors include his wife, Kathy Trollinger of Hiram, GA; son and daughter-in-law, Ross & Candi Trollinger of Carrollton, GA; daughters and sons-in-law, Afton Trollinger of Acworth, GA, Jennifer & David Gilmore of McDonough, GA, and Jessica & Jason Abercrombie of Monticello, GA; sisters and brothers-in-law, Toni & Kevin Talentino of Woodstock, GA, Jan L. Black, and husband Duane Edminster of Canton, GA, and Carol & Mark Hammer of Shalimar, FL; thirteen grandchildren; many nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, February 13, 2016, at 3 PM, from Clark Funeral Home, with friends officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home one hour prior to the service. Clark Funeral Home in Hiram, GA, is in charge of arrangements. www.samclarkfuneralhome.com) | Trollinger, Terry Neil (I24787)
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| 417 | Texas Birth Index Name: Trollinger Date of Birth: 2 Feb 1919 Birth County: Rockwall Father's name: Simon P Trollinger Certificate Number: 8916 Roll number: 1919_0013 | Trollinger, Leonard Allen (I21232)
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| 418 | Texas Death Index Name: Ruby Gilreath Death Date: 1 Aug 1996 Death County: Tarrant Gender: Female | Bunn, Ruby Alpha (I39336)
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| 419 | Texas, Birth Certificates Name: Leonard Allen Trollinger Birth Date: 2 Feb 1919 Gender: Male Birth Place: Rockwall, Texas, USA Father: Simon Peter Trollinger Father Birth Place: Kaufman County, Texas Mother: Cuba Zell Harrell Mother Birth Place: State of Arkansas Mother Residence: Rockwall, Rockwall, Texas | Trollinger, Leonard Allen (I21232)
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| 420 | Texas, Death Certificates Name: Adams Lafavette Trollinger Birth Date: 7 Jul 1918 Birth Place: Waco, Texas Gender: Male Race: Caucasian (White) Residence: New Braunfels, Comal, Texas Father: Andrew L Trollinger Mother: Lena Adams Age at Death: 60 Death Date: 24 Aug 1978 Death Place: New Braunfels, Comal, Texas, USA | Trollinger, Adams La Fayette (I11546)
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| 421 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Jeffrey David "Jeff" Trollinger / Paige Denea Price (F12532)
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| 422 | Texas, U.S., Death Certificates Name: Mrs J R Perry [Mrs J R Trolunger] Gender: Female Race: White Age: 32 Birth Date: 18 Nov 1883 Birth Place: Texas Death Date: 7 May 1916 Death Place: Wichita Falls, Wichita, Texas, USA Father: C W Trolunger | Trolinder, Bettie E. (I26841)
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| 423 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Whittle, Scheryl Rae (I27765)
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| 424 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Drollinger, Laurie Ann (I12771)
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| 425 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Cummins, Rachael Erin (I17819)
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| 426 | The Herington Sun (Herington, Kansas) 23 Aug 1923, Thu Page 1 Geo. Greer obituary (father of Archibald) | Greer, Archibald Gawley (I26434)
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| 427 | The North-Carolina standard. [volume], July 28, 1841, Image 3 About The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850 In article above it looks like Joseph J Trollinger, Jr is listed as being married to Miss Nancy M Farssley. Not sure if this is the right Joseph J but the date of the marriage looks very similar and it's a similar location. | Trollinger, Joseph John (I906)
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| 428 | The Springdale News - January 8, 1909 Mrs. Brodbeck, who has been making her home with her son, W.F. McCamey, for the last three years, died Tuesday night, December 29, at about the age of 70 years. She leaves one son and a host of friends to mourn her departure. She was buried at Elm Springs on Wednesday. Burial: Elm Springs Cemetery Elm Springs Washington County Arkansas, USA Plot: Phase 1; Row 10 | Gibson, Emily (I27822)
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| 429 | The Third Georgia Regiment served stateside during the Spanish American War, but following the war, the unit served in Cuba as part of the occupation force. Unit History: The 3rd Georgia Volunteer Infantry was organized after President William McKinley's second call for troops. On June 17, 1898, Colonel John S. Chandler was appointed as the unit's commander, however the unit was not mustered into service until August 24, 1898 at Griffin, Georgia. The war's fighting had ended on August 12, 1898 by armistice, though the war would officially continue until the signing of the Treaty of Paris on December 10. The Third Georgia's career as a military unit started too late for it to be actively involved in the conflict. Colonel Chandler's experience was that of commander of the Fifth Regiment of Georgia Infantry since 1893, and also as state judge advocate. The second in command was Lt. Col. R. L. Berner of Forsyth, Georgia. Forsyth had been a state senator, a member of the state House of Representatives and a candidate for governor. Berner's military experience was limited to his servce as a 2nd lieutenant in the Quitman Guards of the Second Regiment of Georgia Volunteers. The companies were raised from the following locations: Company A - Atlanta and Elberton (Capt. W. W. Davies) Company B - Griffin, Spalding, Butts, and Upson Counties (Capt Aaron Burr) Company C - Newnan, Coweta, Meriwether, Carroll, Ferrell and Paulding Counties (Capt. J. E. Powell). Company D - Rome, Floyd, Polk, Walker Irwin and Dade Counties (Capt. Henry J. Stewart) Company E - Atlanta, Fulton and DeKalb Counties (Capt. Amos Baker) Company F - Marietta, Atlanta and Cobb, Pualding, Bartow, Pickens, Milton and Cherokee Counties (Capt. S. V. Sanford) Company G - Albany, Brunswick, and Dougherty, Lee, Glynn, McIntosh and Wayne Counties (Capt. J. I. Gilbert) Company H - Americus, Columbus and Sumter, Muscogee, Troup and Harris Counties (Capt. Charles E. Van Riper) Company I - Augusta, Milledgeville, and Richmond, Baldwin, Wilkinson, Hancock and Warren Counties (Capt. J. H. Stevens) Company K - Savannah and Chatham, Newton, Habersham,and Rabun Counties (Capt. Henry Kolshorm) Company L - Forsyth and Monroe, Upson, Dooly, Pulaski, Thomas and Brooks Counties (Capt. W. E. Sanders) Company M - Macon, and Murray, Bibb, Whitfield, Gilmor, Houston and Crawford Counties (Capt. Robert Hodges) The unit was presented with a regimental flag by the state legislature and a stand of colors by the ladies of Atlanta. At the time of its mustering in, the unit consisted of firty-three officers and 1,243 enlisted men. With the end of the war on December 10, 1898, the need arose for occupation troops in the areas captured during the war. The 3rd Georgia was sent to Cuba, leaving the U.S. on January 14, 1899, arriving in Cuba four days later. The unit would remain in Cuba just over two months, leaving the island on March 25, 1899, and arriving back in the United States on March 29. The 3rd Georgia was mustered out on April 22, 1899 at Augusta, Georgia. At the time of its mustering out, the unit consisted of forty-six officers and 945 enlisted men. During its term of service, the unit lost one officer and twenty-four enlisted men to disease, and one enlisted man died as the result of an accident. In addition, two enlisted men were court-martialed, fifty enlisted men deserted, and twenty-two enlisted men were discharged on disability. | Perkerson, Carl Bingley (I43009)
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| 430 | The Third Marine Division officially activated 16 September 1942 at Camp Elliott, San Diego, California. It was built around the 9th Marines, commanded by Colonel Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr. who later became the 20th Commandant of the Marine Corps. Major General Charles D. Barrett was the first Commanding General of the Division. As 1942 drew to a close the Division was still located at Camp Elliott. It busied itself organizing and training for action in the South Pacific. In January and February 1943 divisional elements moved to Auckland, New Zealand. By August 1943 the Division was stationed on Guadalcanal where special training and rehearsals for the Bougainville operation were intensified. On 1 November 1943 the Division landed at Empress Augusta Bay, Bougainville. For approximately two months the Division took part in the fight against stiff and heavy enemy resistance. On 16 January 1944, with the transfer of command in the area to the Army's XIV Corps, the last elements of the Division returned to Guadalcanal. Following the Bougainville operation the Division began training for the next campaign. Verbal instructions received in February 1944 led to planning for an operation against the Japanese on Emirau Island. The projected Emirau operation was subsequently cancelled and instructions were received to initiate planning for an operation against enemy forces at Kavieng, New Ireland. This operation was also called off. A few days later the Division received word to start training for the amphibious assault against the Japanese on Guam, Marianas. Divisional elements embarked at Guadalcanal on 2 and 3 June 1944 and sailed for Kwajalein, Marshall Islands enroute to the Marianas. It remained afloat off Saipan from 15 to 28 June 1944 as part of the reserve force for the Saipan operation, then being carried out by the 2nd and 4th Marine Divisions in conjunction with the 27th Infantry Division. With the situation on Saipan well controlled the Division returned to its restaging area awaiting the target date for the Guam operation. On 21 July 1944, as a part of the Southern Troops and Landing Force, the Division landed on western beaches of Guam in the vicinity of Asan Point. After twenty days of savage fighting the divisional units reached the northern coast of the island. On 10 August 1944 Guam was declared secure. Until its departure for the Iwo Jima campaign, the Division remained on Guam taking part in the mopping up operations. By the middle of February 1945 the Division completed embarkation at Guam for participation in the Iwo Jima operation. Initially, the Division remained afloat off Iwo Jima as Expeditionary Troops Reserve. Elements began landing on 21 February. On 25 February, the 3d Marine Division launched an attack in its zone between the 4th and 5th Marine Divisions. The Third Marine Division faced well-organized and determined enemy resistance. The terrain, ideal for defense, was heavily fortified by pillboxes, caves, and covered artillery emplacements. Progress was slow and casualties heavy during the first few days of fighting. The Division slowly pushed the enemy back and by 3 March had severed the last enemy east-west artery of communication by occupying positions overlooking the sea. The Division secured its zone of action on 11 March and then initiated intensive patrolling and mopping-up operations. On 16 March, units of the 3d Marine Division relieved elements of the 5th Division and delivered the final attack of the Iwo Jima operation - a drive to Kitano Point. Iwo Jima was declared secure on the same day. On 4 April the 3d Marine Division was relieved by Army units. By mid-April 1945 the Division was back on Guam preparing for the next operation. On 3 August 1945 the Battalion received initial plans for the "Olympic" operation which called for an amphibious landing of Kyushu about 1 November 1945. The 3d Marine Division, along with the 2nd and 5th Marine Divisions, was assigned to the V Amphibious Corps for the projected operation. Japan's agreement to cease hostilities and subsequent surrender cancelled "Olympic", and the Division remained on Guam until its deactivation on 28 December 1945. | Trolinder, PFC Wilburn Lige (I26860)
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| 431 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Barnes, Patricia "Patsi" (I20707)
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| 432 | These men are further linked by court records in Preble County, Ohio. The Chancery Court Record, Vol. D, February 1826 records that John Morkert, administrator of the estate of William Drollinger, petitioned the heirs to sell land in Preble County. He stated that William died in 1824 without issue and listed the brothers and sisters who survive him: John Drollinger, Adam Drollinger, Catharine Drollinger, Henry Chrisman and Elizabeth his wife, late Drollinger; John Hetsler and Barbara, his wife, late Drollinger; Christena Drollinger; Frederick Drollinger, deceased, his children, Henry, Eli, Gabriel, Aaron, Polly, Barbara, Martha, and Elizabeth Drollinger. | Drollinger, Maria Elizabeth "Mary" (I2820)
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| 433 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Cunningham, Linda Karen (I34605)
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| 434 | Title: Index to Marriage Records South Bend City Marriages 1850 - 1920 Volume 1 A-D Record Location: St. Joseph County, Indiana W. P. A. Book Numbers Indicates Location of Record H County Health Office South Bend C H City Health Office South Bend M C H City Health Office Mishawaka Compiled by Indiana Works Progress Administration 1940 Spouse 1: Minerva Bingham Spouse 2: Charles A. Druliner Marriage Date: 24 Feb 1875 County: St. Joseph Book: 7 Original Source Page: 250 | Family: Charles A. Druliner / Minerva Zimmerman (F7765)
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| 435 | TROLINGER, WILLIAM HENRY (1827-1895). William Henry Trolinger (also spelled Trollinger), physician, developer, state representative, and state senator, was born in Dublin, Pulaski County, Virginia, on August 11, 1827. He was the son of Henry and Allelia (Cecil) Trolinger. In 1832 the family relocated to Springfield, Henry County, Missouri, where Trolinger was raised. As a young man he undertook the study of medicine. On January 22, 1850, Trolinger married the widowed Mary Jane (Thompson) Montgomery in St. Clair County, Missouri. They had several children. Trolinger won election as representative of St. Clair County to the Twenty-First Missouri General Assembly in 1860. In May 1861 he participated in a special legislative session called by pro-slavery governor Claiborne Fox Jackson to create the Missouri State Guard, a state militia organized by Confederate sympathizers in reaction to the Camp Jackson Affair. Trolinger volunteered the following month and served as a lieutenant and quartermaster in the state guard until October 1861. Shortly afterward, Trolinger immigrated with his family to Texas and settled in the vicinity of Whitesboro in Grayson County. In addition to practicing medicine, he assumed a leading role in the public affairs of the community. In 1869 he assisted Ambrose B. White with the survey of the modern township of Whitesboro and donated land for the creation of a public park. Throughout the 1870s and 1880s, Trolinger aggressively promoted the development of area schools, businesses, and infrastructure. In 1872 he won election, on the Democratic ticket, as representative for District 22?comprised of Cooke, Denton, Grayson, Jack, Montague, Wise, Clay, Young, Wichita, Knox, Throckmorton, Baylor, Wilbarger, Haskell, and Hardeman counties?to the Thirteenth Texas Legislature. He chaired the Counties and County Boundaries Committee. The following year Trolinger won election as senator for District 22?now comprised of Grayson, Cooke, Montague, Clay, Wichita, Wilbarger, Hardeman, Archer, Baylor, and Knox counties?to the Fourteenth Texas Legislature. He resigned from office in July 1874 but remained active in the state Democratic executive committee. Trolinger was also a leading member and officer in the Baptist General Convention of Texas. In 1873 he was appointed to the board of trustees of Waco University (now Baylor University), and in 1875 he was elected president of Shiloh Baptist Institute in Whitesboro. He also served on the board of deacons at First Baptist Church in Whitesboro. He was a Mason and Odd Fellow and a charter member of the Odd Fellows B.F. Christian Lodge, No. 102. In 1886 he was elected first president of the County Line Medical Association in Whitesboro. Trolinger died in Grayson County on October 28, 1895, and was buried at Oakwood Cemetery. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Grayson County Frontier Village, History of Grayson County, Texas (2 vols., Winston-Salem, North Carolina: Hunter, 1979, 1981). Legislative Reference Library of Texas: Dr. William H. Trolinger (http://www.lrl.state.tx.us/legeLeaders/members/memberDisplay.cfm?memberID=4829&searchparams=chamber=~city=~countyID=0~RcountyID=~district=~first=~gender=~last=trolinger~leaderNote=~leg=~party=~roleDesc=~Committee=), accessed November 12, 2014. | Trolinger, Dr. William Henry (I983)
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| 436 | TROLLINGER, Myra Lynn one day old, of Nashville, Tennessee, died February 17, 2007 at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Memorial services will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 25, 2007 at the Church of God M.P.G. of T. Arrangements by the Robert C. Henry Funeral Home. Published in Springfield News-Sun on Apr. 24, 2007 | Trollinger, Myra Lynn (I41832)
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| 437 | U.S. City Directories Name: Emmett E Trolinger Gender: Male Residence Year: 1919 Street address: 311 E 3d Residence Place: Flint, Michigan, USA Occupation: Autowkr Spouse: Emma Trolinger Publication Title: Flint, Michigan, City Directory, 1919 | Trolinger, Emmett E. (I29866)
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| 438 | U.S. City Directories Name: Ervin E Dorothy M Trollinger Residence Year: 1980 Street address: 55 Residence Place: Salinas, Monterey, California, USA Occupation: Retired Publication Title: Salinas, California, City Directory, 1980 | Jacobs, Dorothy M. (I29626)
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| 439 | U.S. City Directories Name: John B Madden Gender: Male Residence Year: 1960 Residence Place: Burlington, North Carolina, USA Occupation: Clerk Spouse: Edna Madden Publication Title: Burlington, North Carolina, City Directory, 1960 | Madden, Jonathan Benjamin "Ben" "John" (I11644)
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| 440 | U.S. City Directories Name: William C Drollinger Residence Year: 1937 Street address: r2037 N 9th Residence Place: Terre Haute, Indiana, USA Publication Title: Terre Haute, Indiana, City Directory, 1937 | Drollinger, William Chester (I12027)
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| 441 | U.S. City Directories Name: Chas J Druliner Gender: M (Male) Residence Year: 1912 Street Address: 308 N Main-H 5875 Residence Place: South Bend; Mishawaka, Indiana Occupation: Wks Spouse: Mattie Druliner Publication Title: South Bend, Indiana, City Directory, 1912 | Druliner, Charles John Sr. (I1354)
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| 442 | U.S. City Directories Name: Evelyn Gunn Residence Year: 1937 Street address: es Glencoe rd 2 n city limit Residence Place: Burlington, North Carolina, USA Publication Title: Burlington, North Carolina, City Directory, 1937 | Gunn, Evelyn (I35685)
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| 443 | U.S. City Directories Name: Ireta Trullender Gender: Female Residence Year: 1925 Street address: 511 Wash E Residence Place: Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA Spouse: Alfred D Trullender Publication Title: Fort Wayne, Indiana, City Directory, 1925 | Miller, Ireta (I27277)
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| 444 | U.S. City Directories Name: Ireta Trullender Gender: Female Residence Year: 1932 Street address: 922 E Washington blvd Residence Place: Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA Spouse: Alfred D Trullender Publication Title: Fort Wayne, Indiana, City Directory, 1932 | Miller, Ireta (I27277)
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| 445 | U.S. City Directories Name: Rosanna Greer Gender: Female Residence Year: 1933 Street address: 405 Carey blvd Residence Place: Hutchinson, Kansas, USA Spouse: Archie G Greer Publication Title: Hutchinson, Kansas, City Directory, 1933 | Drollinger, Rosanna (I32482)
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| 446 | U.S. City Directories Name: Rosanna Greer Gender: Female Residence Year: 1935 Street address: 405 Carey blvd Residence Place: Hutchinson, Kansas, USA Spouse: Archie G Greer Publication Title: Hutchinson, Kansas, City Directory, 1935 | Drollinger, Rosanna (I32482)
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| 447 | U.S. City Directories Name: Charles Druliner Gender: M (Male) Residence Year: 1910 Street Address: 308 N Main-H 875 Residence Place: South Bend; Mishawaka; River Park, Indiana Occupation: Wks Spouse: Mattie Druliner Publication Title: South Bend, Indiana, City Directory, 1910 | Druliner, Charles John Sr. (I1354)
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| 448 | U.S. City Directories Name: Chas J Druliner Gender: M (Male) Residence Year: 1933 Street Address: 514 W LaSalle av Residence Place: South Bend, Indiana Occupation: Lab Spouse: Mattie Druliner Publication Title: South Bend, Indiana, City Directory, 1933 | Druliner, Charles John Sr. (I1354)
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| 449 | U.S. Civil War Soldiers Name: James M. Shaw Side: Confederate Regiment State/Origin: North Carolina Regiment: 2nd Regiment, North Carolina Cavalry Company: G Rank In: Private Rank Out: Private Alternate Name: J.M./Shaw Film Number: M230 roll 35 | Shaw, James Madison (I39395)
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| 450 | U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938 about Court Sloan Name: Court Sloan Birth Year: abt 1878 Keyed Birth Location: Indiana Birth State: Indiana Admitted Year: 1905 Age at Admission: 27 State: Kansas County: Leavenworth City: Leavenworth Branch: Western Branch 15 Dec 1898 enlisted 2nd US Cav disc 14 Dec 1901 ETS acute articular rheumatism, 27, 5'6", ruddy, brown brown, single, father W.M. Sloan, Home History admitted 25 Oct 1905 up through 28 Jan 1928 | Sloan, Court (I17238)
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