Report: individuals with associated notes
Description: personen met geassocieerde notities
Matches 12251 to 12300 of 49038 » Comma-delimited CSV file
«Prev «1 ... 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 ... 981» Next»
| # | Person ID | Last Name | First Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Living | note | Tree |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12251 | I12710 | Drollinger | Ruth Marie | 16 Jun 1926 | 13 Jun 2012 | 0 | Iowa, Delayed Birth Records Name: Ruth Marie Drollinger Gender: Female Race: White Birth Date: 16 Jun 1926 Birth Place: Essex, Page, Iowa, USA Father: Lee Jess Drollinger Mother: Ellen Gayle Croy |
tree1 |
| 12252 | I12710 | Drollinger | Ruth Marie | 16 Jun 1926 | 13 Jun 2012 | 0 | Klundt, Ruth Drollinger A Celebration of Life memorial service for Ruth Drollinger Klundt, age 85, of Benson, AZ will be Monday July 2 at 9:30 AM at the Peterseim Funeral Home, Kalona. Ruth Klundt died Wednesday, June 13, 2012 in Arizona. Ruth was born on June 16, 1926 in Essex, IA, the daughter of Lee and Gayle Drollinger. She was a longtime resident of San Diego, CA until moving to Benson in 2003. She is survived by four children, Russell (Sue) Hill of Wellman, IA, Richard Votruba of Washington, IA, Kiffany Stollings(Steve) of Benson, AZ and Lee Anne Chase(Tyke) of Casper, WY one brother, Russell Drollinger of Redding, CA and one sister, Marvel Wertz of Algona, IA. Also surviving are grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Ruth was predeceased by her parents, Lee and Gale Drollinger and her husband, ED Klundt. Graveside services will be at the Sharon Hill Cemetery, Kalona, at 10:30 on Monday. Peterseim Funeral Home - Kalona, Iowa |
tree1 |
| 12253 | I16637 | Drollinger | Ruth Marie (Alice) | 21 May 1900 | 25 Nov 1976 | 0 | Burial: Graceland Cemetery Plot: Section J Lot 53 Grave 1 Creston, Union County, Iowa, USA |
tree1 |
| 12254 | I14527 | |||||||
| 12255 | I21671 | Drollinger | Ryan Scott | 1 Apr 1976 | 21 Feb 2019 | 0 | Ryan Scott Drollinger Sr., 42, passed away unexpectedly on Feb. 21, 2019, in Great Falls. He never fully recovered from injuries suffered during an accident in 1998. Ryan was born April 1, 1976, to Vernell and Randy Drollinger. He was a Flathead High School graduate, worked many years for Kelly Logging, and liked to hunt. He was proud that his son followed that tradition, taking his first bull elk at age 14. Like his own father, Ryan had a tender heart and a warm smile for everyone. Ryan leaves a son, Ryan Drollinger Jr., who was the joy of his life. He will be loved forever by his mother Vernell (Boreson) Drollinger; his sister and brother-in-law Melissa and Frank Liebig, their children Leah, Rebekah, and Timothy; and a host of uncles, aunts and cousins who were dear to his heart. He was preceded in death by his father, Randy Drollinger; grandparents Wesley Drollinger; Beverly (Dye, Drollinger) Kirk; Esther and Vernon Boreson. A private memorial service will be held at the Kalispell Church of Christ. Memorial donations can be deposited at any Park Side Credit Union for Ryan's son, Ryan Scott Drollinger Jr., which will help support his post-graduation goals. |
tree1 |
| 12256 | I21671 | Drollinger | Ryan Scott | 1 Apr 1976 | 21 Feb 2019 | 0 | Ryan Scott Drollinger BURIAL Conrad Memorial Cemetery PLOT Section F Kalispell, Flathead County, Montana, USA |
tree1 |
| 12257 | I21671 | Drollinger | Ryan Scott | 1 Apr 1976 | 21 Feb 2019 | 0 | Ryan Scott Drollinger in the Montana, Birth Records, 1897-1988 Name: Ryan Scott Drollinger Gender: Male Birth Date: 1 Apr 1976 Birth Place: Kalispell, Helena, Flathead, Montana, USA Father: Randy Scott Drollinger Mother: Vernell Marie Drollinger Ryan Scott Drollinger in the Montana, Birth Index, 1870-1986 Name: Ryan Scott Drollinger Birth Date: 1 Apr 1976 Birth Place: Montana, USA Certificate Number: 125-7615-03105 |
tree1 |
| 12258 | I21671 | Drollinger | Ryan Scott | 1 Apr 1976 | 21 Feb 2019 | 0 | I am working as a cab driver for kountry taxi. So please call ME if you need a ride. 406 253-8921 or 406-2508015 or you can call my number at 406-210-7285. (Facebook post by Ryan 14 Apr 2015) | tree1 |
| 12259 | I21766 | Drollinger | Ryan Scott | Abt 2001 | 0 | Facebook page - Feb 2021 Ryan Drollinger Jr. Intro Went to Flathead High School Lives in Kalispell, Montana From Kalispell, Montana Left Flathead High School 2019 |
tree1 | |
| 12260 | I16465 | |||||||
| 12261 | I44802 | Drollinger | Sabastianus | 1802 | 1802 | 0 | Apparently Fabianus and Sabastianus were twins. | tree1 |
| 12262 | I44802 | Drollinger | Sabastianus | 1802 | 1802 | 0 | Sebastianus Drollinger Germany, Baden, Archdiocese of Freiburg im Breisgau, Catholic Church Records, 1678-1930 Name: Sebastianus Drollinger Event Type: Burial Event Date: 10 Feb 1802 Event Place: Tiefenbronn, Pforzheim, Baden, Deutschland Sex: Male Age: 0 Birth Year (Estimated): 1802 Mother's Name: Mariae Annae Schrock Certificate Number: 289 |
tree1 |
| 12263 | I40202 | |||||||
| 12264 | I14645 | |||||||
| 12265 | I12804 | |||||||
| 12266 | I13195 | |||||||
| 12267 | I13195 | |||||||
| 12268 | I13070 | |||||||
| 12269 | I805 | Drollinger | Salome | 23 Oct 1710 | 1744 | 0 | See general notes of husband. | tree1 |
| 12270 | I4672 | Drollinger | Samantha Jane "Jennie" | 30 Dec 1852 | 13 Nov 1927 | 0 | 1910 United States Federal Census Name: Samantha J Walters Age in 1910: 58 Birth Year: abt 1852 Birthplace: Indiana Home in 1910: Lauramie, Tippecanoe, Indiana Race: White Gender: Female Relation to Head of House: Wife Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Henry Walters Father's Birthplace: New Jersey Mother's Birthplace: Kentucky Native Tongue: English Able to Read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Years Married: 29 Number of Children Born: 3 Number of Children Living: 3 Household Members: Name Age Henry Walters 57 Samantha J Walters 58 1900 United States Federal Census Name: Samantha J Walters Age: 47 Birth Date: Dec 1852 Birthplace: Indiana Home in 1900: Perry, Clinton, Indiana Sheet Number: 11 Number of Dwelling in Order of Visitation: 228 Family Number: 228 Race: White Gender: Female Relation to Head of House: Wife Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Henry C Walters Marriage Year: 1881 Father's Birthplace: New Jersey Mother's Birthplace: Kentucky Mother: Number of Living Children: 3 Mother: How Many Children: 3 Can Read: Yes Can Write: Yes Can Speak English: Yes Household Members: Name Age Henry C Walters 46 Samantha J Walters 47 Earnest F Walters 17 Willis E Walters 12 1880 United States Federal Census Name: Jane Drollinger Age: 27 Birth Date: Abt 1853 Birthplace: Indiana Home in 1880: Shannondale, Montgomery, Indiana, USA Dwelling Number: 168 Race: White Gender: Female Relation to Head of House: Sister Marital Status: Single Father's Birthplace: Ohio Mother's Birthplace: Ohio Occupation: House Keeping Sick: Well Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Henry Drollinger 24 Jane Drollinger 27 1870 United States Federal Census Name: Samantha J Drvellinger [Samantha J Drollinger] Age in 1870: 17 Birth Year: abt 1853 Birthplace: Indiana Dwelling Number: 117 Home in 1870: Sugar Creek, Montgomery, Indiana Race: White Gender: Female Occupation: At Home Household Members: Name Age Jacob Drvellinger 77 Sarah Drvellinger 52 Phebe Drvellinger 19 Samantha J Drvellinger 17 Henry Drvellinger 14 Mariah Drvellinger 9 1860 United States Federal Census Name: Semantha Dwellinger Age: 8 Birth Year: abt 1852 Gender: Female Birth Place: Indiana Home in 1860: Sugar Creek, Montgomery, Indiana Post Office: Darlington Dwelling Number: 94 Family Number: 86 Attended School: Yes Household Members: Name Age Jacob Dwellinger 67 Sarah Dwellinger 41 Pheby Dwellinger 10 Semantha Dwellinger 8 Henry Dwellinger 5 |
tree1 |
| 12271 | I4672 | Drollinger | Samantha Jane "Jennie" | 30 Dec 1852 | 13 Nov 1927 | 0 | BURIAL Clarks Hill Cemetery Clarks Hill, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, USA |
tree1 |
| 12272 | I4672 | Drollinger | Samantha Jane "Jennie" | 30 Dec 1852 | 13 Nov 1927 | 0 | Indiana, Death Certificates Name: Samatha Jane Walters [Samatha Jane Drillinzer] Gender: Female Race: White Age: 74 Marital Status: Widowed Birth Date: 30 Dec 1852 Birth Place: Montgomery Co. Death Date: 13 Nov 1927 Death Place: Clarks Hill, Tippecanoe, Indiana, USA Father: Jacob Drillinzer Mother: Sarah Drillinzer Spouse: Henry Walters |
tree1 |
| 12273 | I15010 | |||||||
| 12274 | I15554 | |||||||
| 12275 | I14690 | Drollinger | Sammy L. "Sam" | Abt 2002 | 0 | U.S., Public Records Index Name: Sammy L Drollinger Address: 200 Altamesa Blvd E Residence Place: Fort Worth, Texas, USA Zip Code: 76134 Sam and Luke are both Acolytes at University Christian Church in Feb 2013 |
tree1 | |
| 12276 | I25567 | |||||||
| 12277 | I1102 | Drollinger | Samuel | Abt 1767 | 4 Nov 1845 | 0 | Nothing to confirm this child. | tree1 |
| 12278 | I1102 | Drollinger | Samuel | Abt 1767 | 4 Nov 1845 | 0 | Nothing to confirm this was a child of Gabriel. GLD | tree1 |
| 12279 | I1962 | Drollinger | Samuel | 17 Jul 1796 | 16 Sep 1796 | 0 | Germany, Select Births and Baptisms Name: Samuel Drollinger Gender: Male Birth Date: 17 Jul 1796 Baptism Date: 18 Jul 1796 Baptism Place: Gräfenhausen, Württemberg, Germany Death Date: 16 Sep 1796 Father: Leopold Drollinger Mother: Margareta Waidner FHL Film Number: 1340118 |
tree1 |
| 12280 | I1962 | Drollinger | Samuel | 17 Jul 1796 | 16 Sep 1796 | 0 | Germany, Select Births and Baptisms Name Samuel Drollinger Gender Male Baptism Age 0 Death Age 0 Birth Date 17. Jul 1796 (17 Jul 1796) Baptism Date 18. Jul 1796 (18 Jul 1796) Baptism Place Gräfenhausen, Württemberg, Germany Residence Place Gräfenhausen, Württemberg, Germany Death Date 16. Sep 1796 (16 Sep 1796) Father Leopold Drollinger Mother Margareta Waidner FHL Film Number 1340118 |
tree1 |
| 12281 | I1186 | Drollinger | Samuel | 6 May 1801 | 16 Aug 1834 | 0 | Clermont Co., OH - Volume W-21, pp. 92-94 1 Dec 1823 This Indenture made this first day of December in the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty three. Between Conrod Cook and Peggy his wife, Mary Kauffman, Elizabeth Misner, James Shields, and Christianna his wife, William C. Anderson and Catharina his wife, Richard Pickerall and Barbara his wife, Andrew Cook and Susanna his wife, Jacob Cook and Lydia his wife, Samuel Drollinger and Rachel his wife, William Mitchell and Rebecca his wife by John D. Cook, their agent and attorney in fact, and said John D. Cook for himself being the legal Heirs and the representatives of Daniel Cook Deceased late of Clermont County and State of Ohio of the first part, and Conrod Metzgar of said County and State of Ohio of the other part, Witnesseth, that the said parties of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of Seven hundred and sixty Dollars current money to them in hand paid by said Conrod Metzgar the receipt whereof they do hereby acknowledge have granted bargained and sold and do by these presents grant bargain sell alien and confirm unto the said Conrod Metzgar his heirs and assigns forever, all that certain tract or parcel of Land situate lying and being in the County of Clermont & State of Ohio on the waters of Bullskin, being the same conveyed by Nathaniel Boncer and Jacob Knofsinger to said Daniel Cook Deceased, and bounded and described as follows to wit} Beginning at two Buckeyes and white walnut in John Heddricks Spring run on his line, and running with the James South twelve degrees West twenty one poles to two ashes and dogwood, then South forty three and a half degrees West with said Heddricks line. One hundred and seventy three and a half poles to a sugartree Ironwood and white walnut then South twenty nine degrees West forty three poles to the middle of the Road leading from Boners' mill to Felicity: then with said road South 20 degrees East 30 poles to a Sycamore, then South 38 degrees East 20 poles, South 22 degrees East 15 poles to three ash trees in the wash of the run, then South 32 degrees East 8 poles to the middle of the run by an Elm and hornbeam then North 39 degrees East 65 poles to three sugar trees, then South 45 degrees East ten poles to two black locusts and hickory, the Patent Corner of the survey, then with the old line North 45 degrees East two hundred and seventeen poles to three lynns in Hedricks spring rung then up the same with its meanders North 54 1/2 degrees West 26 poles North 36 degrees West 20 poles, North 73 degrees West 12 poles, North 50 degrees West 14 poles, North 76 degrees West 18 poles North 43 West 13 poles, North 87 West 12 poles to the Beginning, containing by estimation one hundred and fifty two acres. To Have and to Hold the same together with all and singular its Improvements, advantages and appurtenances thereunto belonging to the only proper use benefit and behoof of him the said Conrod Metzgar his heirs and assigns forever, and the said parties of the first part by their agent and attorney in fact aforesaid, do hereby for themselves, their heirs and assigns covenant to warrant and forever Defend the aforesaid tract or parcel of Land from themselves their heirs and all and every person or persons whatsover claiming by through or under them or either of them and from all person or persons whomsoever utno the said Conrod Metzgar and his heirs and assigns forever. In Testimony Whereof the said parties of the first part by their agent & attorney in fact, and said John D. Cook for himself, have hereunto set their hands and affixed their seals the day and year first above mentioned. signed seal'd ackno'd & Deliv'd In Presence of William S. Jump Martin his X mark Miller Conrad Cook {seal} Pegga Cook {seal} Mary Kaffman {seal} Elizabeth Misner {seal} James Shields {seal} Christianna Shields {seal} William C. Anderson {seal} Catharine Anderson {seal} Richard Pickerall {seal} Barbara Pickerall {seal} Andrew Cook {seal} Susanna Cook {seal} Jacob Cook {seal} Lidda Cook {seal} Samuel Drollinger {seal} Rachel Drollinger {seal} William Mitchell {seal} Rebecca Mitchell {seal} J. D. Cook {seal} agent & attorney in fact for the above..........Heirs of Daniel Cook Dec'd State of Ohio Brown County, SS. Personally appeared before me the subscriber one of the acting Justices of the Peace in and for said County, John D. Cook agent and attorney in fact for the within named Heirs of Daniel Cook Dec'd who purposes therein contained and desires that the same be admitted to Record. Given under my hand and seal this 1st day of December 1823. James Wells {seal} SAMUEL DROLLINGER Born 6 May 1801, Hamilton Co. OH to Phillip DROLLINGER and Hannah KIDD. He married Rachaell Rachel COOK on 8 Dec 1819 In Butler Co., OH. Samuel and Rachael lived In OH until they joined the church on 8 Jul 1831. Samuel then moved his family to Jackson County MO. There in Kaw, Jackson MO he was one of the elders present at a conference held 24 Aug 1831. Samuel later moved his family to Davis, Fountain, IN where his youngest son, Simeon Cook. was born on 22 Mar 1833. Here Samuel did missionary work, perhaps traveling with Uriah CURTIS. In 1833 the Drollinger family seems to have been back in Jackson County where Samuel owned land and the family was listed as members of the Blue River Branch. It is possible that Samuel went on another mission. On 2 May 1834, Robert GULBERTSON wrote from Drury Creek P. O.Campbell KY: "Last harvest, Brethren DROLLINGER and EMMET came through our county and preached a few times with us and baptized and established a church with 16 members: since that time 3 more have joined with us." Samuel died in Clay Co., MO on I6 Aug 1834. after the expulsion from Jackson Co. (SEB; FWR: 13.258; JHC:2 May 1834: RLDS Name Authority Card: LDS MS60 19) Samuel was very successful in acquiring land in the Fountain County area. In the book, "Historical Sketches of the Wabash Valley" by J. Wesley Whicker, it says, "Samuel Trollinger owned about a thousand acres of land comprising the old James Williams farm, and the Washburn farm, and was counted among the best tracts of land in the county." Samuel and his family were viewed as a prominent family among the residents of Fountain County. There is more evidence that Samuel took an active role in his community. At the April term in 1828, Edward A Hannegan and Daniel Rodgers were admitted to the bar of the county. They dealt with several assault and battery cases, and other similar issues. At the March term, 1830, the first indictment for murder was held. The case was titled, "The State of Indiana vs. John Richardson." Samuel Drollinger served as one of the grand jurors who found the indictment. The defendant was arraigned and his attorney submitted a plea of not guilty to the court. The case was tried at the September term, 1830. The jury found John Richardson guilty. He was ordered by the court, "to be placed in the Fountain County jail and remain there until the 12th of next November, and that upon that day, between the hours of twelve and two, the sheriff of said county shall take the said John Richardson from thence to the place of public execution, and there hang him by the neck until he be dead, dead, dead." Signed, Honorable John R. Porter, Judge. Both Fountain County history books used in writing this history contain the following statements: "Samuel Trollinger and Simeon Curtis became Mormon Elders and engaged in the ministry", and "of the proselytes, Samuel Trullinger and Simeon Curtis and their wives engaged in the work of the Mormon ministry." It is evident that their new religion became a vital part of their lives. The Church missionary records show that Samuel served a mission for the Church in 1833. No beginning date or ending date has been discovered. Two entries have been discovered showing that while Samuel was on his mission he served in Ohio and Kentucky. The first entry was found in Andrew Moore's life history. In his own words, he states the following. "I lived a sober and moral life. I believed in the Universal Salvation of the human family. I remained contented in the belief until I heard an Elder of the Church of Jesus Christ of L.D.S. preach the fulness of the gospel. The Elder's name was Uriah Curtis. It stirred my mind to read the Bible. All I read confirmed the doctrine he preached. I bought a Book of Mormon, read it carefully and the spirit bore testimony to the truth of it. This was in 1832. I remained in this situation for about one year. The same Elder in company with Elder Samuel Drollinger came there. I went to hear them preach. I was fully convinced of the truth of the doctrine. They baptized three or four in the neighborhood. I still remained in the same situation for a month or six weeks after they left. Next, there came two other Elders, one by the name of Jonathan Summer, and the other Simeon Gardner. I went forward for baptism and was baptized about the first of May 1 833. My wife, eldest daughter, and Mother and two others were also baptized at the same time. They organized a branch there consisting of eleven members. Ordained one Elder and one Priest. We held meetings every Sabbath day. We enjoyed ourselves well until the spring of 1834. I sold my farm and on the 12 of May 1834, I started with my family for Missouri to gather with Saints." According to Clarissa Jane Drollinger, Samuel's daughter, their family moved to Jackson County, Missouri in the fall of 1833. This information would indicate that Samuel's mission ended in Campbell County, Kentucky and he then returned to his home in Fountain County, Indiana. For a matter of perspective for the reader, the construction of the Kirkland Temple began in the summer of 1833. It was dedicated in March of 1836. During the summer of 1833, Samuel was serving on his mission. The History of Fountain County, by H.W. Beckwith, explains that Samuel sold his farmland to James F. Mills, in 1833. From the information gathered, Samuel sold his farm immediately after completing his mission. His was one of the choice farms in that area. With property so valuable, it appears he had no trouble in selling. Once the farm was sold, the family loaded their wagons with their personal belongings and began the long trip to Jackson County, Missouri. Samuel's mother, Hannah, was 68 years old at the time and accompanied the young family. We can be certain that Samuel and his family had mixed emotions about leaving their beautiful farm in Fountain County. It was here that they were introduced to the gospel of Jesus Christ. They were also blessed with two additional children, giving them a total of seven. They had lost one child, as well as Samuel's father, in death. Samuel was leaving behind two brothers who lived in the same area. The motivation for this move was their desire to be with the Saints in Western Missouri. Some time in the fall of 1833, Samuel and his family arrived in Jackson County. Records show he purchased 50 acres in said county. Whether he purchased the land prior to their arrival or immediately upon their arrival has not been determined. Sunday, the twentieth day of October, the Saints declared their intentions to defend their lands and homes. Between October 31st and November 13th the mob unroofed houses, and in many cases burned them to the ground. Household furniture was destroyed, their land was destroyed, men, women and children driven from their homes. A group of 190 women and children were driven 30 miles across a burned prairie. The Saints made their way to the Missouri bottoms where the ferries could carry them to Clay County to safety. Clarissa Jane describes the following account in her life history. "While there we had to leave our wagon and flee to the woods for safety from the mob. As we were going out of the county, we camped at Lafayette. We stayed there during the winter on a farm that my father bought. The first night at Lafayette the stars fell." Additional insight to this event mentioned by Clarissa Jane was found in a journal of Parley P. Pratt: "On the night of November 13, 1833, a notable meteoric shower occurred. About two o'clock (on the morning of the 13th), we were called by the cry of signs in the heavens. We arose, and to our great astonishment, all of the firmament seemed enveloped in splendid fire works, as if every star in the broad expanse had been hurled from its course, and sent lawless through the wilds of ether. Thousands of bright meteors were shooting through space in every direction, with long trains of light following in their course. This lasted for several hours, and was only closed by the dawn of the rising sun." Samuel and his family witnessed this spectacular event. During this most difficult time when the mobs drove the Saints from Jackson County, the leaders of the Church felt that the only justice the Saints would receive would come through the court system. They engaged the services of four lawyers from Clay County for the sum of one thousand dollars. In both Samuel's and Rachel's histories, by Mavis Moore Smith, it states that Samuel, "furnished over $500.00 to pay lawyers to help defend the Saints." This bequest demonstrates the loyalty Samuel and his family felt toward the Church. Their willingness to give of their possessions was an act of love for the Lord and the Saints. During the fall of 1833, Bishop Edward Partridge was acknowledged as the Priesthood Leader under the direction of the Prophet Joseph Smith in Zion. He organized ten different branches of the Church in the Jackson County area. He appointed High Priests to watch over these Branches. Each member of the Church living in that area was assigned to a Branch. Peter Dustin was assigned as Branch President over Branch number 6, which was called Blue River Branch. Samuel and his family were members of this Branch. Some members who belonged to this branch included Thomas B. Marsh, Orrin Rockwell, and John Taylor. After living on the farm in Clay County for approximately two months, Samuel developed typhoid fever, and on August 16, 1834, he died. The Evening and Morning Star, the local newspaper published by the Church, stated, "Brother Drollinger, a worthy elder died on Saturday." He was only 33 years old when he passed away. Most of his family was sick with the fever. Rachel was the only one who escaped this dreaded disease, and assisted both day and night caring for her ailing family. Eighteen days later, the oldest son, John Franklin, died with the same illness. Exceprts from the writings of Grant and Jeffrey Shane Drollinger shared by Richard Drollinger. Samuel Drollinger Contributed By: Glenn E. Sorte · 21 February 2014 · Samuel Drollinger Published in the Evening and Morning Star Clay County, August 1, 1834 Since this document was issued, meetings have been held alternately at twelve different places to the joy of the scattered brethren, and so far as I learn to the satisfaction of those who are without the Kingdom. And they will be continued. It is very sickly now. There has been no rain of note since the first of July; everything looks sorry for the want of it, and what is here called the chill fever is attacking hundreds. Brother Drollinger, a worthy elder, died on Saturday. There is a great deal to humble the saints and make them possess their soul in patience. The great drought is an index of famine and so much sickness denotes chastisement, and the saints have only to say: Though he slay us, yet will we trust in him. We are looked upon as slaves, and in many instances, treated so. In fact, we are treated just as the saints of God ever have been; despised, belied, slandered, whipped, mocked, reproached, and considered by other professors among the sects, as the jest and riddle of the world, to be laughed at and rendered anything by everybody and so be it for Christ's sake. The truth is in common meter, (as I have thought in poetry) as follows -- There is a land the Lord will bless, Where all the Saints shall come; There is a day for righteousness When Israel gathers home. Before the word goes forth - Destroy! And all the wicked burn, With songs of everlasting joy, The pure in heart breturn. Their fields beyond Missouri's flood Are in perspective seen, As unto Israel Canaan stood While Jordan flowed between. Though wicked men and Satan strive, To keep us from the land, And from their homes the Saints they drive To try the Lord's command-- There all the springs of God will be And there an end of strife, And there the righteous rising free Shall have eternal life. Then shall the will of God be done And Saints and angels greet, And there when all in Christ is one The best from worlds shall meet. There, in the resurrection mornÃ? The living live again, And all their children will be born Without the sting of sin. How long our Father, O how long Shall that pure time delay? Come on, come on, ye holy throng And bring the glorious day. As ever, W.W. Phelps |
tree1 |
| 12282 | I2996 | Drollinger | Samuel | 1 Mar 1829 | 31 May 1902 | 0 | Note: The 1880 Census preview 'written' by Ancestry.com indicates an Opha Drollinger as a child of Samuel. However, when the actual document is examined, one can see that her name was entered somewhat as an afterthought squeezed in between two lines and the script is light and mostly illegible. I am not convinced her name is even "Opha" much less a child of Samuel. As Cousin Grant G. Drollinger says, "She is not listed on Samuel's Find A Grave Record" and "Maybe she was black and was a servant for the family. Maybe they adopted her and gave her the name of Drollinger. Maybe they just took her into their family. Who knows!". Additionally, Samuel's son, Bert's obit makes note that Samuel and Mary had a total of ten children.Therefore, until further evidence presents itself, we are in agreement that she was not a Drollinger nor a child of Samuel. (DHD 4 Mar 2014) Consolidated Lists of Civil War Draft Registrations, 1863-1865. NM-65,entry 172, 620 volumes. Records of the Provost Marshal General's Bureau (Civil War), Record Group 110. National Archives, Washington D.C. U.S., Civil War Draft Registrations Records, 1863-1865 Record for Sanl Drollinger Indiana > 8th > Vol 3 of 4, Class 2, A-Z > 137 Name: Drollinger Sanl (Samuel) Residence: Millcreek (Twp) Age 1st July, 1863: 36 Place of Birth: Indiana Samuel Drollinger showed horses. Clifford Craig recalled him racing in a sulky with his beard blowing in the wind. Sam wore his hair long like the kids of today. Samuel wasn't in the Civil War. According to Roy Craig , Sam was 5 ft tall and chubby. From Cheri A. Cripe Samuel Drollinger (1 March 1829 - 31 May 1902) married Mary Ann Jones (21 Aug 1836- 10 Oct 1879)...both buried at Bonebreak Cemt., Fountain Co., Veedersburg, IN. Samuel was the son of Adam Drollinger and Hannah Isley. I still haven't searched info on Mary Ann Jones. Real children of Samuel and Mary Ann: (these are the only ones I have ever heard of) * Rosa B Drollinger married Mr. Tinder (dates and his name are somewhere in my notes) They are buried in Fountan Co. IN *Ada Dora Drollinger (2 June 1868-9 May 1936) married Owen Brenton Craig (27 April 1858-19 Jan 1937) Both are buried at Bonebreak Cemt., Fountain Co., Veedersburg, IN. These are my GG-Granparents! Owen's parents are Larkin Craig and Elizabeth Raybourn. Children of Owen Brenton Craig and Ada Dora: *Charles Wm Craig (2 June 1887-10 Feb 1953) who married on 18 June 1910, Lillie May Lightle (18 Dec 1886-27 May 1958) Both buried at Rockfield Cemt., Fountain Co., Veedersburg,IN Both born in Fountain Co. Lillie's parents are George W Lightle and Sarah C Kiger. These two are my G-Grandparnets! *Samuel Larkin Craig (19 Oct 1889-27 Aug 1960) married on 26 Feb 1910 to Beulah Kiger. Both buried at Rockfield Cemt., Fountain Co., Veedersburg *Clifford R Craig (1894-8 July 1986) married on 25 Dec 1912 to Laura Kiger (1892-1985). Both buried at Bonebreak Cemt. *Edgar Flemming Craig (18 Dec 1897-Feb 1968 in Bloomington, IN, Monroe Co.) *Roy Lucas Craig (14 March 1900-29 May1990 in Alanson, Michigan) *Viola Craig (9 March 1895-Aug 1967 in San Leandro, CA) married on 30 Oct 1915 to Rex Clyde Grigson (Oakland, CA) *Laura Oveta Craig (11 March 1904-8 April 1904) Buried at Bonebreak Cemt. Children of Charles Wm Craig and Lillie May: (Lillie was 3 months with child when they were married) ( Charles died from a fallen tree limb while cutting trees with Edgar Flemming Craig) *Doris Gladys Craig (b 5 Dec 1910) *Ralph Burton Craig (10/11/1912-15 Jan 1996) married 27 March 1935 and divorced 13 Dec 1945 to my Grandma, Gladys Lee Myers (b 16 March 1917 in Fountain Co) second wife he married on 4 Aug 1952...was Louise Clay Short (30 Sept 1912-Oct 1995) Ralph and Louise are both buried at Mount Hope Cemt, Fountain Co, Covington, IN *Owen Brenton Craig II (10 Aug 1916-19 Nov 1981) buried at Potter's Field in Omaha, Nebraska *Hazel Wyneta Craig (5 Dec 1915-9 Aug 1916) died of Typhoid Fever at 8 months buried at Rockfield Cemt. Fountain Co., Veedersburg, IN *Robert Sidney Craig (9 Jan 1920) married JoAnn both are living in Veedersburg IN *Carl William Craig (1 May 1922-15 March 1923) died of the flu ...buried at Rockfield Cemt. *James M Craig (8 Jan 1924) 1958 Army/Germany ...I would see him walking along the streets of Veedersburg...usually drunk and terribly needing a bath and a shave. Is this any of Dellie Craig's family??? I don't know if he is still living??? *Ada May Craig (21 Dec 1927-30 Jan 1928) she also died of the flu at just over a month old. She is also buried at Rockfield Cemt. Note*** Hazel, Carl and Ada are all buried in the same grave site with only one stone standing. Home in 1900: Mill Creek, Fountain, Indiana Household Members: Name Age Samuel Drollinger 70 widowed Nathan Drollinger 28 Burt Drollinger 24 Florence Drollinger 17 Fred Drollinger 13 1880 United States Federal Census about Samuel Drollingner Name: Samuel Drollingner [Samuel Drollinger] Age: 50 Birth Year: abt 1830 Birthplace: Indiana Home in 1880: Mill Creek, Fountain, Indiana Race: White Gender: Male Relation to Head of House: Self (Head) Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Mary A. Drollingner Father's Birthplace: North Carolina Mother's Birthplace: North Carolina Neighbors: View others on page Occupation: Farmer Household Members: Name Age Samuel Drollingner 50 (Wife) Mary A. Drollingner 48 Indiana (Note: Mary's name was enumerated in the same line as Etha's and it appears that a line has been drawn through her name effectively crossing it out) (Daughter) Etha M. Drollingner 18 Indiana; Single (Son) Elder M. Drollingner 14 Indiana (Daughter) Ada D. Drollingner 12 Indiana (Son) Shathan L. Drollingner 8 Indiana (Son) Burtie Drollingner 4 Indiana (Daughter) Opha Drollingner 30 Indiana home in 1870 Mill Creek, Fountain, IN Samuel Drollinger 42 Mary A. Drollinger 33 Wilbur Drollinger 14 Rosetta Drollinger 10 Etha S. Drollinger 8 Elder W Drollinger 4 Ada D Drollinger 2 1860 United States Federal Census about Samuel Drullinger Name: Samuel Drullinger Age in 1860: 32 Birth Year: abt 1828 Birthplace: Indiana Home in 1860: Mill Creek, Fountain, Indiana Gender: Male Occupation: Farmer Post Office: Harveysburg Value of real estate: View Image Household Members: Name Age Samuel Drullinger 32 Indiana Mary A Drullinger 23 Indiana Monroe W Drullinger 4 Indiana Rosetta V Drullinger 1 Indiana |
tree1 |
| 12283 | I2996 | Drollinger | Samuel | 1 Mar 1829 | 31 May 1902 | 0 | Birth and death dates from death certificate. | tree1 |
| 12284 | I2996 | Drollinger | Samuel | 1 Mar 1829 | 31 May 1902 | 0 | Drallirger, Sam'l M 74 May 31, 1902 Indiana book H-21 page 41 Indiana, Death Certificates Name: Samuel Drullinger Gender: Male Race: White Age: 74 Birth Date: 1 Mar 1828 Birth Place: Marth Caroliana Death Date: 31 May 1902 Death Place: Veedersburg, Fountain, Indiana, USA Marital Status: Widerer Father: Nelson Drullinger (note Adam Drullinger on original) Mother: Not Knowen Drullinger |
tree1 |
| 12285 | I2996 | Drollinger | Samuel | 1 Mar 1829 | 31 May 1902 | 0 | Burial: Bonebrake Cemetery Veedersburg, Fountain County, Indiana, USA Inscription: DROLLINGER Samuel Drollinger Mar. 1, 1829 May 31, 1902 Mary Ann His Wife Aug. 21, 1836 - Oct. 10, 1879 |
tree1 |
| 12286 | I9733 | Drollinger | Samuel | 27 Jan 1833 | 27 Sep 1899 | 0 | Marion Daily Star (Marion, OH) on 15 Jun 1914 regarding the ninth annual reunion of the Drollinger descendants of the late Mrs. Samuel Drollinger. U.S., Civil War Draft Registrations Records, 1863-1865 Name: Samuel Drollinger Residence: Island, Ohio Class: 1 Congressional District: 8th Age on 1 July 1863: 30 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1833 Race: White Marital Status: Married Place of Birth: Germany Home in 1880: Green Camp, Marion, Ohio Household Members: Name Age Sam'l. Drolinger 47 Wilhelm Drolinger 46 John Drolinger 21 Margaret Drolinger 16 Mary Drolinger 14 Frank Drolinger 10 Sophia Drolinger 7 Minnie Drolinger 6 |
tree1 |
| 12287 | I9733 | Drollinger | Samuel | 27 Jan 1833 | 27 Sep 1899 | 0 | BURIAL Agosta Cemetery New Bloomington, Marion County, Ohio, USA |
tree1 |
| 12288 | I9733 | Drollinger | Samuel | 27 Jan 1833 | 27 Sep 1899 | 0 | Samuel Drollinger in the Baden, Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1502-1985 Name: Samuel Drollinger Event Type: Taufe (Baptism) Birth Date: 27 Jan 1833 Baptism Date: 29 Jan 1833 Baptism Place: Ellmendingen, Baden (Baden-Württemberg), Preu�en (Germany) Father: Jacob Drollinger Mother: Margaretha Barbara Drollinger Parish as it Appears: Ellmendingen Page Number: 370;371 |
tree1 |
| 12289 | I25147 | Drollinger | Samuel | 9 Dec 1847 | 27 Jan 1848 | 0 | Samuel Drollinger Switzerland, Catholic and Reformed Church Records, 1418-1996 Name: Samuel Drollinger Age: 0 Death or Burial Date: 31 Jan 1848 Death or Burial Place: Muri bei Bern, Bern, Schweiz Death or Burial Place (Original): Switzerland, Bern, Muri bei Bern Death Date: 27 Jan 1848 Father's Name: Johann Father's Sex: Male Event Type: Burial |
tree1 |
| 12290 | I720 | Drollinger | Samuel | 4 Aug 1859 | 2 Mar 1892 | 0 | Baden, Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials Name: Samuel Drollinger Gender: männlich (Male) Event Type: Taufe (Baptism) Birth Date: 4 Aug 1859 Baptism Date: 23 Aug 1859 Baptism Place: Knielingen, Baden (Baden-Württemberg), Deutschland (Germany) Father: Jakob Drollinger Mother: Juliane Drollinger Legitimacy: Ehelich Parish as it Appears: Knielingen City or District: Knielingen Page Number: 350;351 Author: Evangelische Kirche Knielingen (A. Karlsruhe) |
tree1 |
| 12291 | I720 | Drollinger | Samuel | 4 Aug 1859 | 2 Mar 1892 | 0 | Baden, Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials Name: Samuel Drollinger Death Age: 32 Event Type: Beerdigung (Burial) Birth Date: 4 Aug 1859 Death Date: 2 Mrz 1892 (2 Mar 1892) Burial Date: 4 Mrz 1892 (4 Mar 1892) Burial Place: Knielingen, Baden (Baden-Württemberg), Preußen (Germany) Spouse: Emma Sauer Parish as it Appears: Knielingen Page Number: 226;227 |
tree1 |
| 12292 | I5858 | Drollinger | Samuel Arthur | 11 Apr 1858 | 10 May 1886 | 0 | Burial: Wilson Pioneer Cemetery Fort Madison, Lee County, Iowa, USA Inscription: Samuel A. Son of A. K. & M. Drollinger Born April ?, 1858 Died May 10, 1886 |
tree1 |
| 12293 | I42362 | |||||||
| 12294 | I3437 | Drollinger | Samuel Douglas "Sam" | 10 Jul 1863 | 4 Mar 1939 | 0 | Ref the record of "William Dudley Drollinger" for the following: http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:SCTZmF0TnUEJ:www.cagenweb.com/yuba/military/1872duty.htm+drollinger&hl=en Yuba County, California List of Persons Subject to Military Duty for the County of Yuba for 1872 This is transcribed from an original handwritten ledger in the California Room of the Yuba County Library. The only information in this alphabetical listing are the names. There is no other data given. Spelling errors not corrected. Duplicate names are left in. Transcribed as is, by Bea Barton, Mar. 2005. Drollinger, Wm. Dudley Drollinger, John http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/PatentSearch/Results.asp?QryId=54710.47 Patentee Name DROLLINGER, SAMUEL D State ID County Owyhee Issue Date 3/16/1936 Land Office Blackfoot Doc. Nr. Accession/Serial Nr. 1082088 http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/PatentSearch/Results.asp?QryId=54710.47 Patentee Name DROLLINGER, SAMUEL D State ID County Owyhee Issue Date 9/12/1919 Land Office Boise City Doc. Nr. 018476 Accession/Serial Nr. 706376 http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/PatentSearch/Results.asp?QryId=54710.47 Patentee Name DROLLINGER, SAMUEL D State CA County Lake Issue Date 8/20/1881 Land Office Assigned For Automation Doc. Nr. 1557 Accession/Serial Nr. CACAAA 020015 http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/PatentSearch/Results.asp?QryId=54710.47 Patentee Name DROLLINGER, SAMUEL D State CA County Yuba Issue Date 6/5/1871 Land Office Assigned For Automation Doc. Nr. 4224 Accession/Serial Nr. CACAAA 041721 1930 United States Federal Census Name: Sam Drolinger [Sam Droleager] Gender: Male Birth Year: abt 1865 Birthplace: California Race: White Home in 1930: Dairy, Owyhee, Idaho Marital Status: Married Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's Name: Elizebeth Drolinger Father's Birthplace: Kentucky Mother's Birthplace: England Occupation: Farm Manager Education: Military Service: Rent/home value: Age at first marriage: 45 Parents' birthplace: Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Sam Drolinger 65 California (Wife) Elizebeth Drolinger 60 Idaho; Father born in Canada, Mother born in Ireland; Age at first marriage: 19 1910 United States Federal Census Name: Samuel D Drollinger Age in 1910: 48 [43] Birth Year: abt 1867 [1862] Birthplace: California Home in 1910: Delamar, Owyhee, Idaho Race: White Gender: Male Occupation; Metal mine miner Relation to Head of House: Head Marital Status: Married Number of Years Present Marriage: 5 Spouse's Name: Elizabeth E Drollinger Father's Birthplace: Kentucky Mother's Birthplace: England Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Samuel D Drollinger 48 [43] California (Wife) Elizabeth E Drollinger 40 Idaho; Father born in Wales, England, Mother born in Ireland; Second marriage; Number of Years Present Marriage: 5; Mother of 2 children, 1 living 1880 United States Federal Census Name: Martha Drollinger Age: 50 Birth Year: abt 1830 Birthplace: England Home in 1880: Big Valley, Lake, California Race: White Gender: Female Relation to Head of House: Self (Head) Marital Status: Divorced Father's Birthplace: England Mother's Birthplace: England Neighbors: View others on page Occupation: Keeping House Cannot read/write: Blind: Deaf and dumb: Otherwise disabled: Idiotic or insane: View image Household Members: Name Age Martha Drollinger 50 (Daugther) Martha Drollinger 17 California (Son) Samuel Drollinger 14 California (Daugther) Frances Drollinger 12 California (Son) George Drollinger 10 California (Daugther) Jessie Drollinger 8 California |
tree1 |
| 12295 | I3437 | Drollinger | Samuel Douglas "Sam" | 10 Jul 1863 | 4 Mar 1939 | 0 | Idaho Death Index Name: DROLLINGER, SAMUEL DOUGLAS Year: 1939 Certificate Number: 113462 County of Death: Canyon City: NAMPA Date of Death: 04/03/1939 Date of Birth: 07/10/1863 |
tree1 |
| 12296 | I3437 | Drollinger | Samuel Douglas "Sam" | 10 Jul 1863 | 4 Mar 1939 | 0 | Burial: Morris Hill Cemetery Plot: MHILL_SJ3_34_10 Boise, Ada County, Idaho, USA |
tree1 |
| 12297 | I1567 | Drollinger | Samuel Dudley | 1 Feb 1827 | 7 Nov 1902 | 0 | 1860 United States Federal Census California > Yuba > Bear River > 2 State: California Township: Bear River County: Yuba Enumeration Date: 18 Aug 1860 Name: Samuel D. Drollinger Age: 32 Occupation: Teamster Value of Real Estate: $100 Value of Personal Estate: $500 Place of Birth: PA Name: Martha Drollinger Age: 29 Occupation: Teamster Place of Birth: England Name: John W. Drollinger Age: 7 Place of Birth: Cal. Name: Rachel M. Drollinger Age: 5 Place of Birth: Cal. Name: Benjamin F. Drollinger Age: 4 Place of Birth: Cal. Name: Mary J. Drollinger Age: 2 Place of Birth: Cal. Name: (FN Illegible) C. Drollinger (Note: this must be Phebe Caroline) Age: 1 Place of Birth: Cal. Yuba County, California List of Persons Subject to Military Duty for the County of Yuba for 1872 This is transcribed from an original handwritten ledger in the California Room of the Yuba County Library. The only information in this alphabetical listing are the names. There is no other data given. Spelling errors not corrected. Duplicate names are left in. Transcribed as is, by Bea Barton, Mar. 2005. Drollinger, Wm. Dudley Drollinger, John |
tree1 |
| 12298 | I1567 | Drollinger | Samuel Dudley | 1 Feb 1827 | 7 Nov 1902 | 0 | Burial: Payson City Cemetery Plot: Block 24; Lot 18; Position 5 Payson, Utah County, Utah, USA Inscription: S. D. Drollinger Feb. 1, 1827 Nov. 7, 1902 |
tree1 |
| 12299 | I1567 | Drollinger | Samuel Dudley | 1 Feb 1827 | 7 Nov 1902 | 0 | Birth date obtained from his headstone. | tree1 |
| 12300 | I1567 | Drollinger | Samuel Dudley | 1 Feb 1827 | 7 Nov 1902 | 0 | U.S., Newspapers.com Obituary Index Name: Samuel Dudley Drollinger Gender: Male Death Age: 75 Birth Date: abt 1827 Residence Place: Ihis ME Valley Death Date: Abt 1902 Obituary Date: 13 Nov 1902 Obituary Place: Payson, Utah, USA |
tree1 |
«Prev «1 ... 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 ... 981» Next»