Jared Franklin Drollinger
1848 - 1927 (78 years)-
Name Jared Franklin Drollinger Birth 10 May 1848 Wills Twp, La Porte County, IN Gender Male Death 23 Apr 1927 Wills Twp, La Porte County, IN [1] - Funeral services for Jared F. Drollinger, age 78 of Wills township, who passed away at his home Saturday noon, were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Sauktown church. The Rev. Alpha H. Kenna officiated. Burial was in the Sauktown cemetery in charge of E.E. Ebbert.
Mr. Drollinger was born in Wills township 10 May 1848 and lived there all his life. He was a farmer.
On 26 March 1878, he married Amanda Jarrell of Tiner, Ind. He was a member of the Methodist church.
The deceased man is survived by two sons, Clarence, at home, and Walter of Detroit; three brothers, George Drollinger of Chicago, Quinby Drollinger of South Bend, and Josephine Drollinger of Los Angeles Cal.; two sisters, Josephine Drollinger of Fort Scott Kas. and Polly Hostetler of LaPorte. Mrs Drollinger passed away 16 March 1923. Herald-Argus
Jared F. Drollinger estate, LaPorte County, Indiana probate file no. 4665, Clerk's Office, LaPorte, Indiana, Microfilm E57; Jared F. Drollinger obituary, LaPorte Herald Argus, LaPorte, Indiana, 25 April 1927.
Jerrod Drollinger & Amanda Jarrell, Marshall County, Indiana Marriage Records, 27 March 1879, Book E: 50, FHL 1,651,769.
Indiana, U.S., Death Certificates
Name: Jared Drollinger
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 78
Marital status: Widowed
Birth Date: 10 May 1848
Birth Place: Ind.
Death Date: 23 Apr 1927
Death Place: Wills, La Porte, Indiana, USA
Father: Gabriel Drollinger
Mother: Mary Drollinger
Burial Mill Creek, LaPorte, IN - Burial: Sauktown Cemetery
La Porte County, Indiana, USA
Inscription: DROLLINGER Father Jared F. 1848-1927 Mother Amanda M. 1855-1923
Person ID I2932 Drollinger Genealogy Last Modified 11 Jul 2021
Father Gabriel Drollinger, b. 13 Jul 1810, Guilford, Orange, NC d. 18 Dec 1887, Wills Twp, La Porte County, IN (Age 77 years) Mother Mary Elizabeth Chapman, b. 7 Oct 1816, Cayuga County, NY d. 17 Oct 1893, Wills Twp, La Porte County, IN (Age 77 years) Family ID F950 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Amanda Melvina Jarrell, b. Aug 1856, Tyner, Marshall, IN d. 16 Mar 1923, Wills, LaPorte, IN (Age ~ 66 years) Marriage 26 Mar 1878 Wills Twp, La Porte County, IN [1] - Indiana Marriage Collection
Name: Amanda Jarrell
Spouse Name: Jerrod Drollinger (Jarod F. Drollinger)
Marriage Date: 26 Mar 1879
Marriage County: Marshall
Source Title 1: Marshall County, Indiana
Source Title 2: Marriage Records 1836-1888 Books: A1 1836-1845 B1
Source Title 3: Compiled by Ruth M. Slevin Part I Grooms Part II B
Book: E
OS Page: 50
Children 1. Clarence Jarrell Drollinger, b. 26 Jul 1880, Wills Twp, La Porte County, IN d. 23 Aug 1956, Mill Creek, Wills Twp, LaPorte County, IN (Age 76 years) 2. Walter Franklin Drollinger, b. 8 Nov 1884, Mill Creek, Wills Twp, LaPorte County, IN d. 4 Jun 1977, Detroit, Wayne, MI (Age 92 years) Family ID F955 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 2 Feb 2020
- Funeral services for Jared F. Drollinger, age 78 of Wills township, who passed away at his home Saturday noon, were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Sauktown church. The Rev. Alpha H. Kenna officiated. Burial was in the Sauktown cemetery in charge of E.E. Ebbert.
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Event Map Birth - 10 May 1848 - Wills Twp, La Porte County, IN Marriage - 26 Mar 1878 - Wills Twp, La Porte County, IN Death - 23 Apr 1927 - Wills Twp, La Porte County, IN Burial - - Mill Creek, LaPorte, IN = Link to Google Earth
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Documents
Headstones
Sauktown Cemetery
La Porte County, IN
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Notes - Jared was named for his mother's brother Jared Chapman, a physician in St. Joseph County, Indiana, and the spelling of his name was sometimes mangled in the records. In his father's 1870 household, he's listed as "Jerrold;" his marriage record lists him as "Jerrod." However it was spelled, he farmed all his life in his Wills Township birth place, marrying rather late for a Drollinger, at almost 31. He married Amanda Jarrell a year after his younger brother Erastus married her younger sister Mary Alice. Jared, as the oldest son of Gabriel still living in the county, administered his father's estate and when his mother died, he and his brother Quinby brokered the equitable settlement of the family squabbles that occurred after the reading of their mother's quirky will. All the heirs received an equal amount of cash and Jared and Quinby bought out their siblings' shares of the lands. Jared, and Quinby, too, was intimately familiar with the land, having farmed it for his father for some time. Jared's listing in the Mill Creek 1902 directory notes his 273 acres and assessed value of personal property $57.
Amanda died 16 March 1923, four years before Jared, after an illness of a year. Their bachelor son Clarence, 39 years old, was still living at home in 1920 and was farming the home property which freed Jared to look after Amanda. An aura of mystery surrounds the family. After Jared died on 23 April 1927, it took his sons Clarence and Walter six months to apply for letters of administration. The estate was not closed until 1943 when Clarence and Walter, the only heirs, signed off. There was virtually no personal estate, but there were 5 parcels of land totaling nearly 254 acres with an appraised value of some $10,000. There is no indication in the probate file that there were problems that would cause the estate to take some 16 years to settle. Amanda and Jared were buried in in Sauktown Cemetery, LaPorte County, Indiana, as were their sons, Clarence in 1956, Walter in 1977.
Kay Germain Ingalls 2003
Jared was a juror in a murder trial in 1908
U.S., City Directories
Name: Jared F Drollinger
Residence Year: 1923
Street Address: 353a 950p Mill Creek R
Residence Place: La Porte, Indiana, USA
Occupation: Tp
Publication Title: La Porte, Indiana, City Directory, 1923
- Jared was named for his mother's brother Jared Chapman, a physician in St. Joseph County, Indiana, and the spelling of his name was sometimes mangled in the records. In his father's 1870 household, he's listed as "Jerrold;" his marriage record lists him as "Jerrod." However it was spelled, he farmed all his life in his Wills Township birth place, marrying rather late for a Drollinger, at almost 31. He married Amanda Jarrell a year after his younger brother Erastus married her younger sister Mary Alice. Jared, as the oldest son of Gabriel still living in the county, administered his father's estate and when his mother died, he and his brother Quinby brokered the equitable settlement of the family squabbles that occurred after the reading of their mother's quirky will. All the heirs received an equal amount of cash and Jared and Quinby bought out their siblings' shares of the lands. Jared, and Quinby, too, was intimately familiar with the land, having farmed it for his father for some time. Jared's listing in the Mill Creek 1902 directory notes his 273 acres and assessed value of personal property $57.
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Sources - [S146] Obituary Notice.
- [S146] Obituary Notice.