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| 45401 | Source Title Debbie C. Booe Davis.FTW | Booe, John A. (I32754)
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| 45402 | Source: FHL Film 1254066 National Archives Film T9-0066 Page 72C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace David J. COLLIER Self M M W 34 MO Occ: Farmer Fa: VA Mo: MO Pheobe C. COLLIER Wife F M W 21 CA Occ: Keeping House Fa: PA Mo: ENG William G. COLLIER Son M S W 3 CA Fa: MO Mo: CA Franklin N. COLLIER Son M S W 1 CA Fa: MO Mo: CA Francis E. DROLLINGER Sister F S W 13 CA Fa: PA Mo: ENG | Drollinger, Phebe Caroline (I3436)
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| 45403 | SOURCE: "History of Champaign County, Illinois with Illustrations,"1878 HARRISON W. DRULLINGER - The name of Harrison W. Drullinger of St.Joseph township appropriately appears in a work of his character. Hewas born in Butler county, Ohio, on the 6th of August, 1819. He isdescended from a German family which early settled in Pennsylvania.His grandfather emigrated from Pennsylvania to Ohio, about the yearl794, and settled in Hamilton county, where the city of Cincinnati nowstands. At that time there was only one house with a shingle roof inthe whole town. Philip DRULLINGER, the father of the subject of thissketch, was born in Pennsylvania in the year 1790, and was four yearsof age when he came to Ohio. The family afterward settled fifteenmiles north of Cincinnati. Philip Drullinger married Catharine WEST,of Pickaway county, Ohio. There were three children: Eliza, now Mrs.John O'BRIANT, living in this county; Julia, who married James COWDEN,one of the first settlers of St. Joseph township, both now deceased,and Harrison W. Drullinger, the only son. When Mr. Drullinger was about nine years of age, his father moved withthe family to Union county, Indiana. Here Mr. Drullinger went toschool. Subscription schools were held in log school-houses; slabs andrails answered the purpose of benches, and educational advantages werelimited in comparison with those of the present day. In 1839 he cameto Vermilion county, Illinois, his father having removed to thatlocality the previous year. October 1st, 1840, he married MaryBARTLEY, the daughter of George BARTLEY, one of the earliest settlersof St. Joseph township; he came from Pickaway county, Ohio, in 1832,and entered the land now owned by Mr. Drullinger, west of the SaltFork. From 1840 to the present time, with the exception of three yearswhen he lived on land which he entered a mile west, Mr. Drullinger hasbeen living on his present farm, which is composed of 212 acres. Heowns three hundred acres altogether, and at different times has boughtand paid for nine hundred acres, the greater part of which is nowdivided out among his children. His first wife died in 1848. His second marriage occurred in May,1849, to Elizabeth WHITING, daughter of S. S. WHITING. Mrs. Drullingerwas born in Pickaway county, Ohio, and came to Champaign county in1847. Mr. Drullinger has nine children; by his first marriage twodaughters, Eliza and Mary, the latter the wife of George LUDWICK; andby his second marriage William S., Lewis S., Henry P., Charles P.,Julia A.; Harrison S., Walter W., Minnie F., and Nora F. William S.,Henry P., and Charles P. are farming for themselves, and Lewis S. isdealing in stock at St. Joseph. He was originally a Democrat in politics, and in 1840 cast his firstvote for President for Martin Van Buren. With the exception of 1848,when he voted for Gen. Taylor, he continued to vote the Democraticticket till the agitation of the slavery question, when he tookdecided ground against the further extension of that evil in theterritories. On the rise of the Republican party he became one of itsearliest members, as he has since been one of its firmest supporters.In 1856 he voted for Fremont---the first National candidate of theparty, and has supported the Republican ticket at every electionsince. In the spring of 1866 he was elected supervisor of St. Josephtownship, and was re-elected the following year. While holding thisoffice the Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western railroad bonds wereissued, the people of the township having previously voted almostunanimously in favor of such a step. Mr. Drullinger in this matteracted in his official capacity, and in a perfectly legal and propermanner. His action was in accordance with the known sentiment of thepeople of the township at that time, and has since been sustained bythe United States Courts, on the validity of the bonds beingquestioned. He is a man whose influence has been exerted on the sideof morality. He joined the Methodist Church in Indiana, when nineteenyears of age. His temperance principles are of the strictestcharacter. He has not tasted a drop of whiskey for thirty years, norused tobacco in any form since he has been in the State. | Whiting, Smith Slaughter (I22837)
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| 45404 | source: 1919 History of Henry Co MO, Uel W. Lamkin, Historical Publishing Co, pg: 821 --- John Cecil Trolinger - Nations preserve their histories and so do individuals. There is a sort of glamour cast around those brave ones who dared to come into a wild and unpeopled country, save for the savages and the wild beasts, and conquer the wilderness so that it might yield food and shelter for their loved one and also for their posterity. Mr. Trolinger is indeed proud of his sturdy ancestors, who were the early settlers of Henry County and laid the foundation for its broad fertile farms and prosperous institutions. John Cecil Trolinger was born July 26, 1863, in Leesville, Missouri, the son of Dr. John Philip Trolinger who was born in Springfield township, February 7, 1835, and died in Benton County, January 25, 1885; and Martha Ann (Nichols) Trolinger, who was born in Lafayette County, Missouri, May 31, 1840, and died February 10, 1891. They were the parents of eight children as follow: William H., of Honey Creek township; John Cecil, with whom this sketch deals; James H., Welch, Oklahoma; Mrs. Alta C. Shrum of Frederick, Oklahoma; Mrs. Martha A. Gilcrest, residing in Benton County, Missouri; Archie N., Quapaw, Oklahoma; Mrs. Allie May Fewell, deceased; Samuel W., at Dillon, Montana. The father of John Cecil Trolinger, who was Dr. John Philip Trolinger received his medical education in the Missouri Medical College at St. Louis, Missouri, and practiced medicine in St. Clair County until the Civil War, when he removed to Leesville, Missouri, where he practiced until a few years before his death. He moved across the line into Benton County and lived but a few years after his removal. Doctor Trolinger was the son of Henry Trolinger and Attelia Cecil Trolinger. The former was born in Virginia and came to Missouri in 1829, locating in Henry County in 1832. He entered land in Springfield township until the land was surveyed by the Government, when he, in 1837, filed on the land, becoming its legal owner. He was married in Virginia to Attelia Cecil, daughter of Philip Cecil, who was a very early settler of Springfield township. Philip Cecil owned a very valuable violin, which made music during the long lonely hours of pioneer life which is highly cherished and is now in the hands of his grandson, John Cecil Trolinger. The joys of companionship were rare in those early days, at least in the thirties, when the neighbors were from twelve to twenty miles apart. "But where there is a will there is a way" and the young people of those early days thought nothing of trips on horseback to visit one another. Mrs. Attelia Cecil Trolinger, in Springfield township, neighbored with Mrs. Fields of Fields Creek township and also with the Sweeney family in Clinton township. Those were indeed the days when friendships were cherished and their long rides on horseback were forgotten in the joys of the moment. The little children were brought also on these long neighborly calls and enjoyed them as much as their elders. John Cecil Trolinger was educated in the public schools of the county and attended Hooper's Institute, Clarksburg, Missouri, one year. He farmed in Springfield township until 1908. In 1896 he was elected County Assessor and served his county for four years. In 1907 he came to Clinton and was in the employ of the Elliston Insurance Company until his acceptance of the bookkeeper's chair in the Clinton National Bank, where he is now Assistant Cashier. He is a member of the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons and also a stanch Democrat. In the Mason Lodge he is an active member of the Blue Lodge Works. February 14, 1888, was solemnized the marriage of Mr. Trolinger and Miss Laura L. Magers, the daughter of Desha and Icy (Broyles) Magers, the former a native of Kentucky, and the latter born in Macon County, Missouri, and laid to rest in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Trolinger was born in Macon County, Missouri, and she with her husband are the parents of two daughters: Leila, a graduate of Clinton High School, Warrensburg State Normal School, and is now at the University of Colorado; Mallie, the wife of C. E. Brodie, resides at Washington, D. C., but is now at Dallas, Texas, with her husband who is in the United States Aviation Corps, located at that place. Mrs. Brodie is also a graduate of Clinton High School and the Warrensburg State Normal. Mr. Trolinger is justly proud of his antecedents and looks with pride upon their lives as they wove the woof of life in the community. The first brick chimney to be built in Henry County is still upon the Cecil farm, built by the original owner. Also Mr. Cecil's will was the first be recorded upon the Henry County books. | Trolinger, John Cecil (I1123)
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| 45405 | Source: Book:142 Page:051 Record #: license date 1945/06/07 County and State: St Joseph Co. IN | Family: Clyde Oatman Druliner / Nettie Mae Strunk (F7799)
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| 45406 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Boone, Eva (I44582)
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| 45407 | Source: Journal Gazette (Mattoon, Illinois), Wednesday, February 5, 1913. | Clark, Stephen A. Douglas "Doug" (I31682)
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| 45408 | Source: Pages 443, Armstrong County, Pa., Her People, Past and Present, J.H. Beers & Co., 1914 | Trollinger, PVT Henry (I24454)
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| 45409 | Source: Pages 443, Armstrong County, Pa., Her People, Past and Present, J.H. Beers & Co., 1914 | Trollinger, Michael (I25687)
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| 45410 | Source: Pages 443, Armstrong County, Pa., Her People, Past and Present, J.H. Beers & Co., 1914 | Trollinger, Michael (I25687)
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| 45411 | Source: Pages 443, Armstrong County, Pa., Her People, Past and Present, J.H. Beers & Co., 1914 | Family: PVT Henry Trollinger / Martha A. McElroy (F8551)
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| 45412 | Source: Pages 443, Armstrong County, Pa., Her People, Past and Present, J.H. Beers & Co., 1914 | Family: Michael Truby Rearic / Elizabeth Trollinger (F8999)
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| 45413 | Source: Pages 443, Armstrong County, Pa., Her People, Past and Present, J.H. Beers & Co., 1914 | Family: John Boyer / Laanna Trollinger (F9000)
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| 45414 | Source: Spirit of Democracy January 31, 1901 With sadness we record the death of Miss Rosa Drolinger who died from typhoid fever at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Mont Lowe in Wheeling. When the first news of the death of our dear friend Rosa, reached us it seemed almost too incredible for belief, for we had seen her a short time previous full of life and in that state of buoyant spirits so natural to her. Could it be that never again we were to hear that voice that had so often spoken words of cheer and friendly consolation? All that kind attention and medical skill could do was in vain. She was a regular attendant at church and Sunday school. She leaves to mourn, a father, two sisters, and three brothers and a host of friends. Her remains were brought to Sardis Monday on the "City of Wheeling." She was laid to rest Tuesday in the Sardis cemetery. Her remains were covered with beautiful flowers. The services were conducted b y Rev. J. M. Goddard. God has called you Rosa, dear, From this world of grief and woe; But our thoughts are with you Rosa, Underneath the earth so low. He has called you from your home. From the ones that loved you well, But has given you a brighter, Better home than tongue can tell, And the place you filled, dear Rosa, Will be vacant evermore, But we hope to greet you On the bright, eternal shore. F. C. S. | Drollinger, Rosa "Rose" (I13892)
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| 45415 | Source: Veedersburg News -- May 1930 WEBSTER ISLEY DROLLINGER Webster Isley Drollinger, only son of Tillman Drollinger and Sarah Hershberger Drollinger, was born near Veedersburg on the late Reuben Drollinger farm, August 2 1862. He passed to the Great Beyond Wednesday morning, May 7, 1930 at 4 o'clock at his home on Scott's Prairie where he has lived for more than forty years. His health had (been) failing for more than a year. While a young man, under the able preaching of Brother Clay Castle, he united with the Scott's Prairie Christian church. He held this sacred membership until his death. He loved his Lord, the church and stood firm for its uplifting powers. He was united in marriage to Caroline L. Caldwell February 10 1884. He leaves to mourn his death, his wife, one sister, Mrs. Will Leonard of Humboldt, Kansas. Nine children, Cade C. of Veedersburg; Ruth Or me, Danville, Ill.; Oval, Hammond; Myra Bowers, Covington, Velma at home; Magdalene, Ridge Farm, Ill.; Avanelle, Oliver and Harry at home. eight grandchildren. One son, Cash, preceded him in death the year 1904 at the age of 10 years. Buried: Bonebrake Cemetery, Van Buren Twp, in Fountain Co IN. Note: Scott's Prairie is small area near Yeddo which is an unincorporated community in Millcreek Township, Fountain County, Indiana (as of year 2021). Indiana, U.S., Death Certificates Name: Webster Islesy Drollinger Gender: Male Race: White Age: 67 Marital status: Married Birth Date: 2 Aug 1862 Birth Place: Near Veedersburg Death Date: 7 May 1930 Death Place: Yeddo, Fountain, Indiana, USA Father: Tillman Veedersburg Mother: Sarah Veedersburg Spouse: Caroline Drollinger | Drollinger, Webster Isley (I3092)
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| 45416 | Source: Veedersburg News 18 Aug 1947 Mrs. Caroline L. Drollinger, 82, died at the home of her son, Oliver in Sterling, Thursday morning, August 14 1947, after an illness of only a few months. She was the daughter of Almira Booe Caldwell and Abraham Caldwell was born in old Kentuck neighborhood about 3 miles west of Veedersburg May 31 1865. She was the last of a family of twelve children. She was united in marriage to Webster Drollinger in 1885. A member of the Scotts Prairie church and a life long resident of this community. She is survived by eight children, three sons - Cade, Oliver and Harry Drollinger of Veedersburg, Five daughters - Ruth Orme and Magdolene Jones, Danville, Illinois, Myra Bowers of Indianapolis, Velma chapman, Bloomingdale and Avenelle Sanders of Kingman. The body was removed to the Fishero Funeral Home, arrangements were not yet complete. Buried: Bonebrake Cem, Van Buren Twp, Fountain Co IN Journal -Review August 14, 1947 p2c1 Caroline Drollinger Dies at Veedersburg- Veedersburg, August 14.- Mrs. Caroline Drollinger, 83, life-long resident of Fountain County, died at her home here at 11 o'clock Thursday morning, after a six months illness due to infirmities of age. Born near Covington, May 31, 1864, Mrs. Drollinger was the daughter of Abraham Caldwell and Elmiria Booe Caldwell. She was the last survivor of a family of 12 children. Mrs. Drollinger's husband, Webster Drollinger, preceded her in death. Mrs. Drollinger was a member of the Scott's Prairie Christian Church. Surviving are three sons and five daughters. The sons, all of whom reside in Veedersburg, are Cade Drollinger, Oliver Drollinger, and Harry Drollinger. Surviving daughters are Mrs. Ruth Orme and Mrs. Magdelene Jones, both of Danville, Illinois; Mrs. Myra Bowers of Indianapolis; Mrs. Velma Chapman of Bloomingdale, and Mrs. Avanelle Sanders, of Kingman. The body is at the Fishero Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements were incomplete Thursday afternoon. | Caldwell, Caroline Lovina "Carrie" (I3094)
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| 45417 | Source: Wabash Courier Terre Haute, 14 March 1833 A report has been put in circulation, calculated to wound the feelings of myself and family, by Andrew J. Trullinger. It has been stated by him, that my grandfather on my father?s side was a negro. In order to counteract the statement and in justice to the feelings of my children, I subjoin the following affidavits from which I think it will clearly appear that Trullinger has willfully lied. State of Indiana, Fountain County ? personally appeared before me, James Lewellen, a Justice of the Peace for Fountain County, Nancy Vanhook, who being duly sworn, says ? that she heard one Obadiah Watson, sworn before Charles Cade, Esq. in Pickaway County who testified to his acquaintance with the paternal grandfather of Lewis Phebus, from the time of his coming to America and that no appearance of Negro blood could be discovered in him and further sayeth not. Sworn to, and subscribed before me, this 1st day of February 1833. Samuel Lewellen, JP State of Indiana, Fountain County ? Personally appeared before me, Samuel Lewellen, Bridget Fitzgerald, who being duly sworn, deposeth and sayeth that she was acquainted with the paternal grandfather of Lewis Phebus, and that he had no appearance of Negro blood, but was, as she always believed, of French descent, and further sayeth not. Sworn and subscribed to before me, this first day of Feb 1833. Samuel Lewellen, JP From the above, the public can determine what reliance can be placed on the statement of Trullinger. I should not have resorted to this course, had I not been advised that the words spoken by him are not actionable? Lewis Phebus. Citation: The INGenWeb Project, Copyright ©1997-2020 (and beyond), Fountain County GenWeb site http://www.ingenweb.org/infountain/ | Trullinger, Andrew J. (I1753)
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| 45418 | Source: Tomah Journal, November 18, 1926, page 1 column 6 Mrs. Organ Corrects Us The following letter was received from Mrs. Lester Organ, Warrens, wife of the man who was shot by his brother-in-law, Harrison McGinnis, several weeks ago. Dear Editor: "Please correct these mistakes for me. In your piece about Lester Organ you said that he and his brother-in-law quarreled, but they didn't have any words whatsoever at the time the shooting occurred. Lester Organ had this farm rented from his mother-in-law and Harrison had false deeds to the place, and tried to drive Mr. Organ off." Mrs. LESTER ORGAN...Warrens, Wis. | McGinnis, Harrison (I2722)
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| 45419 | Sources for this line are data from Mary Lue Dixon Potthast. | Ray, Caroline "Carrie" (I4367)
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| 45420 | Sources: Abbrev: Haines & his Descendants, Richard Vol 2 Title: A Quaker Family of Burlington County, New Jersey Since 1682 Author: John Wesley Haines, Captain, Supply Corps, U. S. Navy (Ret.) Page: p 299 | Hostetler, Joseph Albert (I2943)
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| 45421 | SOURCES: 1) Cheyenne County Historical Society. CHEYENNE COUNTY HISTORY. Published 1987 2) Dundy County Extension Council. Dundy County Heritage. Boulder, CO: Pruett Press, 1976. | Dennon, Josephine "Josie" Mae (I11743)
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| 45422 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Burton, Jodi Elise (I44143)
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| 45423 | SOUTH BEND - Edward F. Druelinger, 84, died Monday, May 28, in Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center. He was born June 17, 1922, in Eureka, IN, and was the son of the late Bert and Bertha (Thurber) Druelinger. He was married to Helen, who died November 7, 1997. Surviving are his three children, Edward E. (Barbara) Druelinger of Granger, Marilyn (Richard) Hunt of Greensville, SC, and Beth Bloss of Elkhart, IN; two sisters, Ethel Stevens and Edsil West of Evansville, IN; seven grandchildren, Jessica, Amy, Jeffrey, Kristin, Troy, Jared and Christopher; and two great-grandchildren, Kylee and Austin. Edward was proud to have served his county during World War II. He was a lifetime member of VFW #1167, and he belonged to both American Legion Post 303 and the 99th Infantry Division of the United States Army. He leaves behind many memories which his family will cherish. Friends may call today in the McGann Hay, Forest G. Hay Chapel, from 6 to 8 p.m. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Friday in the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Lung Association or to the Veterans Administration. To send condolences or share memories, please visit www.mcgannhay.com. SouthBendTribune.com Obituary: Edward F. Druelinger June 17, 1922 - May 28, 2007 May 30, 2007 SOUTH BEND - Edward F. Druelinger, 84, died Monday in St. Joseph Regional Medical Center. Survivors include daughters, Beth Bloss of Elkhart and Marilyn Hunt of Greenville, SC; son, Edward E. Druelinger of Granger; and sisters, Ethel Stevens and Edsil West, both of Evansville. Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday in McGann Hay-Forest G. Hay Chapel, 435 S. Ironwood Drive, where friends may call from 6 to 8p.m. Thursday. Social Security Death Index Name: Edward F. Druelinger Last Residence: 46613 South Bend, St Joseph, Indiana, United States of America Born: 17 Jun 1922 Died: 28 May 2007 State (Year) SSN issued: Indiana (Before 1951) Indiana, Death Certificates Name: Edward Franklin Druelinger Date of Birth: 17 Jun 1922 Birthplace: Eureka, Indiana Date of Death: 28 May 2007 Time of Death: 10:15 PM Place of Death: Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center, South Bend, Saint Joseph County, Indiana Marital Status: Widowed Usual Occupation: Transportation Truck Driver Residence: 1713 Robinson Street, South Bend, Saint Joseph, Indiana 46613 Education: 10th [grade] Father's Name: Bert Druelinger Mother's Maiden Name: Bertha Thurber Cause of Death: Congestive Heart Failure due to: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Other Conditions: Hypertension Informant/Relationship/ Address: Edward Druelinger / Son / 16990 Shandwick Ln., Granger, Indiana 46530 Method of Disposition: Cremation Date and Place of Disposition: 1 Jun 2007, Riverview Crematory | Druelinger, PFC Edward Franklin (I17970)
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| 45424 | SOUTH BEND - Helen E. Druelinger , 79, of Robinson Street, South Bend, Ind., died at 4:55 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 7, in St. Joseph's Medical Center. Mrs. Druelinger was born in South Bend on May 4, 1918, and had been a lifelong resident of South Bend. As Helen Edwards she married Edward F. Druelinger in South Bend on June 20, 1942. Edward survives. She is also survived by two daughters, Beth A. Bloss of Osceola, Ind., and Marilyn I. Hunt of Greer, S.C.; a son, Edward E. Druelinger of South Bend; seven grandchildren; and by two sisters, Lucille Hass of South Bend and Marjorie Barden of Overland Park, Kan. Helen was a member of the Peoples Church and VFW 1167 Ladies Auxiliary. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. today at the Forest G. Hay Funeral Home, 435 S. Ironwood Drive. Funeral services for Helen will be at 2 p.m. on Monday in the funeral home. Burial will be in Southlawn Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Diabetes Association of St. Joseph County. Published in the South Bend Tribune; Nov. 9, 1997. Indiana, Death Certificates Name: Helen E. Druelinger [Helen E. Edwards] Gender: Female Race: White Age: 79 Birth Date: 4 May 1918 Birth Place: South Bend, IN Death Date: 7 Nov 1997 Death Place: South Bend, St Joseph, Indiana, USA Marital Status: Married Spouse: Edward F. Druelinger Father: Arthur Edwards Mother: Glayds Watkins U.S., Social Security Death Index Name: Helen E. Druelinger SSN: 303-22-1386 BORN: 4 May 1918 Died: 7 Nov 1997 State (Year) SSN issued: Indiana (Before 1951) | Edwards, Helen Elizabeth (I20280)
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| 45425 | South Bend and the men who have made it: historical, descriptive, biographical page 152 1860 Census Name [illegible] Longley [Andrew Longley] Sex Male Age 36 Birth Year (Estimated) 1824 Birthplace Pa Race White Event Type Census Event Date 1860 Event Place Greene Township, St Joseph, Indiana, United States Page Number 141 Affiliate Publication Number M653 Affiliate Name The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) Other People on This Record Mary Longley F 32 Pa Wm Longley M 13 Ind Sarah Longley F 11 Ind Mercy Longley F 4 Ind Catharine Rupel F 58 Ohio Volantin Nagiley M 36 Germany Home in 1910: South Bend Ward 3, Saint Joseph, Indiana Household Members: Name Age Gerbrich R Summers 53 Mercy H Summers 54 Alice G Summers 16 Home in 1920: South Bend Ward 3, Saint Joseph, Indiana Household Members: Name Age Gabriel R Summers 62 Mercy A Summers 64 Catherine Hostetter 51 | Longley, Mercy Ann (I33826)
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| 45426 | South Bend News-Times, Fri., May 17, 1918, p. 1: "Mrs. Catherine Summers, within seven months of being 100 years old, died Thursday night at her old home in Clay township, near Notre Dame. She had been confined to her bed for the past eight years under the constant care of a nurse but the end came merely as a result of the infirmities of old age. "Mrs. Summers is survived by two sons, Gabriel R. Summers of South Bend, and Thomas D. Summers of Clay township with whom she lived. She is also survived by 11 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. "The funeral will be held Monday morning in Sacred Heart church, Notre Dame, Rev. Father Schier officiating. Burial will be in Cedar Grove cemetery. "Mrs. Summers was born Dec. 23, 1818 in Hamilton county, Ohio, and moved with her parents to this vicinity in 1832. The trip overland was made in pioneer fashion with ox teams and the family settled on Terre Coupee prairie west of New Carlisle. Her father, Gabriel Drullinger, received his patent for the farm he occupied from Andrew Jackson. "She was married to Edward Summers. who died in April 1880. Mrs. Mary Summers Vanderhoof, the third child of the marriage, died several years ago in Windsor, Canada. "Mrs. Summers had lived on the farm in Clay township for the last 51 years." Indiana, Death Certificates Name: Catherine Summers [Catherine Drulinger] Gender: Female Race: White Age: 99 Birth Date: 23 Dec 1818 Birth Place: Ohio Death Date: 16 May 1918 Death Place: Clay, St Joseph, Indiana, USA Marital Status: Widowed Father: Gabriel Drulinger | Druliner, Catherine "Katie" (I1315)
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| 45427 | South Bend Tribune, Thursday Evening May 25, 1922 John Druliner, age 35, 211 East Calvert Street, died Wednesday evening at 6:30 oclock after an illness of six months. He was born in South Dakota, October 12, 1886 and came to South Bend from La Porte 24 years ago. He graduated from the South Bend High school in 1903. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Druliner, and one sister Adah Druliner of this city. | Druliner, John Charles Jr. (I22597)
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| 45428 | SOUTH BEND-Mr. Melvin Hostetler, 87, of 418 S. Edison Ave., died Friday, Sep 8, 1989 at 10 pm as a result of a tractor accident at 2001N CR-925, Mill Creek. He was born July 9, 1902, in Mill Creek, to Gabriel and Margaret (Bunton) Hostetler. Mr. Hostetler was a member of Teamsters Local 304 and had retired from Dallas-Mavis Forwarding Co., South Bend, and from farming. In 1932 in Angola, Ind., he married Beatrice Lehker, who died in 1970. Surviving are a three daughters Alta Chranliwy of South Bend; Winifred Studebaker of Lake Wals, Fla., and Arlene Nulf of LaPorte; one son, Robert Barthel of Niles, Mich.; 19 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mary Haag of New Carlisle and Hazel Dillon of North Liberty, and three brothers, Earl of Mill Creek; Gerald of Rolling Prairie and John of Walkterton. Therr daughters preceded him in death. The funeral will be 1 pm Tuesday at the Hollis-Orvis-Palmer Funeral Home, 2528 Mishawaka Ave., South Bend, with Rev. Don Francis officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Burial will be in Southlawn Cemetery, South Bend. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association. Source: LaPorte County Museum in LaPorte, LaPorte, IN. (1989) | Hostetler, William Melvin (I31914)
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| 45429 | South Carolina Death Records Name: Martha B Trollinger Death Date: 4 Mar 1955 Age at Death: 91 Born: 21 Jul 1863 County of Death: Spartanburg Certificate Number: 003944 Informant Mrs Bessie Hill | Case, Martha A. (I21431)
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| 45430 | South Carolina Delayed Births Name: George Washington West Birth Date: 18 Oct 1883 Birthplace: Chesterfield Father's name: H H West | West, George Washington (I21839)
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| 45431 | South Carolina, County Marriage Licenses Name Dewey Trollinger Sex Male Age 34 Birth Year (Estimated) 1911 Race White Spouse's Name Julia Bigham Spouse's Sex Female Spouse's Age 19 Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1926 Spouse's Race White Event Type Marriage License Event Date 29 Sep 1945 Event Place Cherokee, South Carolina, United States Event Place (Original) Cherokee County, South Carolina South Carolina, County Marriage Name Dewey Trollinger Sex Male Spouse's Name Julia Bigham Spouse's Sex Female Event Type Marriage License Event Date 29 Sep 1945 Event Place Gaffney, Cherokee, South Carolina, United States | Family: Dewey Roosevelt Trollinger / Julia Elizabeth Bigham (F10009)
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| 45432 | South Carolina, Death Records Name: Emma Gibson West [Emma Gibson Gibson] Gender: Female Race: White Age: 55 Birth Date: 28 Dec 1902 Death Date: 18 Aug 1958 Death Place: Chester, South Carolina, USA Father: Jim Gibson Mother: Sara Gibson Spouse: Richard West | Gibson, Emma (I42995)
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| 45433 | South Carolina, Death Records Name: J G Gibson Gender: Male Race: White Age: 81 Birth Date: 1860 Death Date: 19 Nov 1941 Death Place: Union, South Carolina, USA Father: John Gibson Mother: Betty Gibson Volume Number: 43 | Gibson, James George "Jim" "Jimmie" (I42991)
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| 45434 | South Carolina, Death Records Name: Lena T Coleman [Lena T Trollinger] Gender: Female Race: White Age: 67 Birth Date: abt 1883 Death Date: 26 Dec 1950 Death Place: York, South Carolina, USA Father: Daniel M. Trollinger Mother: Annie Bell Trollinger Spouse: W. W. Coleman Certificate Number: 017835 Data courtesy Dan Trollinger 2003 burial Laurel Wood Cemetery | Trollinger, Lenna Lee (I951)
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| 45435 | South Carolina, Death Records Name: Mattie Horn Death Date: 19 Jul 1922 Age at Death: 62 Born: 1860 Gender: Female Color: White County of Death: Spartanburg Certificate Number: 011152 Volume Number: 14 Father: William Trollinger SC Nancy Jennings SC Mrs Carrie Turner informant | Trollinger, Martha "Mattie" (I21605)
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| 45436 | South Carolina, Death Records Name: Norah Casey [Norah Gipson] Gender: Female Race: White Age: 38 Birth Date: 1896 Death Date: 23 Dec 1934 Death Place: Union, South Carolina, USA Father: James Gipson Mother: Sarah Gipson Spouse: Oscar Casey Volume Number: 36 | Gibson, Nora (I42994)
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| 45437 | South Carolina, Death Records Name: Reverend Joseph G Walker Death Date: 26 Jul 1945 Age at Death: 56 Born: 1889 Gender: Male Color: White County of Death: Cherokee Certificate Number: 014793 Volume Number: 35 | Walker, Rev Joseph Gabriel (I956)
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| 45438 | South Carolina, Death Records Name: Samuel (NMI) Gibson Gender: Male Race: White Age: 66 Birth Date: 16 Mar 1895 Death Date: 17 Dec 1961 Death Place: Chester, South Carolina, USA Father: James Gibson Mother: Sarah Gibson Spouse: Beatrice Wines Gibson | Gibson, Samuel NMN "Sam" (I42993)
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| 45439 | South Carolina, Death Records Name: Virginia Coleman Stone [Virginia Coleman Coleman] Gender: Female Race: White Age: 55 Birth Date: 8 May 1901 Death Date: 20 Aug 1956 Death Place: York, South Carolina, USA Father: William W. Coleman Mother: Lenna Coleman Spouse: Webber Stone Certificate Number: 011146 Informant Webber Stone | Coleman, Virginia (I12593)
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| 45440 | South Carolina, Death Records Name: Will Trollinger Spouse: Martha B Trollinger Wills and Probates: Search for Will Trollinger in South Carolina Wills & Probates collection 1880 United States Federal Census Name: William Trollinger Age: 6 Birth Year: abt 1874 Birthplace: South Carolina Home in 1880: Cherokee, Spartanburg, South Carolina Race: White Gender: Male Relation to Head of House: Son Marital Status: Single Father's Name: William Trollinger Father's Birthplace: South Carolina Mother's name: Nancy Trollinger Mother's Birthplace: South Carolina 1900 United States Federal Census Name William Trollinger Age 20 Birth Date 1880 Birthplace South Carolina, USA Home in 1900 Draytonville, Cherokee, South Carolina House Number 1 Sheet Number 7 Number of Dwelling in Order of Visitation 117 Family Number 118 Race White Gender Male Relation to Head of House Servant Marital Status Single Father's Birthplace South Carolina, USA Mother's Birthplace South Carolina, USA Occupation Farm Laborer Can Read N Can Write N Can Speak English N Neighbors View others on page Household Members (Name) Age Relationship Simeon Thaxton 61 Head John Condrey 21 Servant William Trollinger 20 Servant | Trollinger, William "Will" (I21611)
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| 45441 | South Carolina, Death Records Name: Walter Edwin Warren Gender: Male Race: White Age: 49 Birth Date: 4 Dec 1910 Death Date: 19 May 1960 Death Place: Florence, Florence, South Carolina, USA Certificate Number: 007438 Informant Mrs. Arlee M. Warren | Warren, PVT Walter Edwin (Edward) (I38833)
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| 45442 | South Carolina, U.S., Births Name Edna Elizabeth Trollinger Gender Female Birth Date 16 Feb 1919 Birth Place Bullock Creek, York, South Carolina, USA Legitimacy Y Father Bonia Trollinger Mother Minnie Corna Certificate Number 18 | Trollinger, Edna Elizabeth (I24274)
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| 45443 | South Carolina, U.S., Births Name Emma Harn Gender Female Birth Date 22 Jan 1919 Birth Place Pinckney, Union, South Carolina, USA Legitimacy Y Father Groshmar Harn [George Thomas Horne] Mother Eva Annie Snyder Certificate Number 19047941 | Horne, Emma L. "Emmie" (I35925)
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| 45444 | South Carolina, U.S., Births Name Florence Keisler [Keasler] Gender Female Birth Date 25 Mar 1918 Birth Place Bullock Creek, York, South Carolina, USA Legitimacy Y Father Eugine Keisler Mother Janie Trubeinger [Janie Trollinger] Certificate Number 17 | Keasler, Florence (I28659)
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| 45445 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Trollinger, Mary Estelle (I25618)
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| 45446 | South Carolina, U.S., Death Records Name Andrew Eugene Keasler Gender Male Race White Age 69 Birth Date 19 Feb 1897 Birth Place South Carolina Death Date 19 Mar 1966 Death Place Union, Union, South Carolina, USA Death Registration Place South Carolina, USA Father John Keasler Mother Minnie Keasler Spouse Jani Keasler Certificate Number 004982 | Keasler, Andrew Eugene (I28657)
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| 45447 | South Carolina, U.S., Death Records Name Ann E Mason [Ann E Coleman] Gender Female Race White Age 32 Birth Date 1905 Death Date 26 May 1937 Death Place Rock Hill, York, South Carolina, USA Death Registration Place South Carolina, USA Father W W Coleman Mother Lenna Coleman Spouse H M Mason Certificate Number 011515 Volume Number 24 | Coleman, Anne Elizabeth "Annie" (I12594)
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| 45448 | South Carolina, U.S., Death Records Name Eva A Horne [Eva A Snyder] Gender Female Race White Age 65 Birth Date 1883 Death Date 17 Aug 1948 Death Place Union, Union, South Carolina, USA Death Registration Place South Carolina, USA Father James Snyder Mother Mary Snyder Certificate Number 013885 Volume Number 28 | Snyder, Eva Ann "Annie" (I35922)
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| 45449 | South Carolina, U.S., Death Records Name General J Horn Gender Male Race White Age 67 Birth Date 1850 Death Date 26 May 1917 Death Place Spartanburg, South Carolina, USA Death Registration Place South Carolina, USA Certificate Number 009631 Volume Number 21 South Carolina, Death Records Name: General Jackson Horn Death Date: 1917 County of Death: Spartanburg Certificate Number: 009651 Informant: Roland Horn | Horn, General Jackson (I23114)
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| 45450 | South Carolina, U.S., Death Records Name George T Hern [George Thomas Horne] Gender Male Race White Age 58 Birth Date 1885 Death Date 20 Feb 1943 Death Place Pinckney, Union, South Carolina, USA Death Registration Place South Carolina, USA Father Jacob Hern Mother Mattie Hern Spouse Eva Snyder Hern Certificate Number 002672 Volume Number 6 U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index Name: George T Horne Birth Date: 23 May 1885 Birth Place: Lockhart Uni, South Carolina Death Date: 20 Feb 1943 Claim Date: 19 Mar 1943 SSN: 247057210 Notes: 06 Dec 1976: Name listed as GEORGE T HORNE | Horne, George Thomas (I23115)
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