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Re: Thomas Carlyle Dellinger

brookednewman — 2012-05-30 23:41:56Z

Hi Carol, I'm just now seeing this after MANY years! Me and my dad are very interested in knowing more info. My email is brookednewman@gmail.com. Please e-mail me!!!!

Re: Benjamin Dellinger Rockingham Co, Va

lw152 — 2012-05-29 22:29:26Z

Benjamin Dellinger, b. May 20, 1792, d. December 29, 1875, m. June 22, 1815 Judith Inda Stickley, b. about 1795, d. about 1840.

They are my great-great-grandparents through their daughter Magdalene Dellinger Will.

Benjamin was the son of George Dellinger (1752-1837) and Margaret (Margaretha) Foltz (1756-1817).

Judith was the daughter of Jacob Stickley (1737-1798) and Elizabeth Foltz (1757-1802).

Their children:

Daughter Elizabeth Dellinger (1815-) no other information known.

Daughter Sevilla Dellinger (1817-1882) married Samuel H Dellinger, son of David and Leah Stickley Dellinger. They lived in the Cabin Hill area in Shenandoah County.

Daughter Barbara Dellinger (1822-1892) married Solomon Orebaugh. They lived in the Timberville area in Rockingham County.

Daughter Magdaline Dellinger (1825-1899) married William Will, son of John and Hannah Byrd Will. They lived near County Line (Mooore's Store), Shenandoah County.

Daughter Mary Dellinger (1827-1920) married Jacob Lonas. They lived in the Orkney Springs area, Shenandoah County.

Daughter Leah Regina Dellinger (1829-1870) Many sources say she is the daughter of Benjamin and Judith, but this is more likely the Regina Holsinger in the 1849 marriage record, instead of a daughter. No other information known.

Daughter Margaret Dellinger (1835-) living with her sister Barbara Dellinger Orebaugh and their family in 1850. No other information known.

Son Harrison Dellinger (1837-) Living with his sister Magdelene Dellinger Will and her family in 1850. No other information known.

Hope this helps,

Larry Will

Elizabeth, daughter of John, born circa 1822, York Co PA

karenkrich — 2012-04-04 15:20:17Z

Source: Pittsburgh Daily Gazette and Advertiser, October 3, 1844, page 2

Information Wanted.

The subscriber, a resident of York county, Pa. is anxious to know the residence of Elizabeth Dellinger, a daughter of John Dellinger, late of York county, Pa., deceased. She left York, Pa., about twenty years ago, then about two years old, and has not been heard of since. Any information respecting her would be thankfully received, and by writing to the undersigned she may hear somthing to her benefit.

JOSEPH HOLLAND

The editors of the west please copy, and confer a favor on an orphan.

Re: Mary Ann Dellinger

petersonsusan97 — 2012-03-25 17:26:13Z

Mary and John Wilkerson are my husband's great-great-grandfather and grandmother

NEW INFO-Sharon Irene Dellinger

magruff — 2011-08-18 19:21:54Z

NEW INFO I am still searching for my birth family, but have recieved some new info. from Dauphin Co. Orphans Court.My Birth name was Sharon Irene Dellinger.I was born Sept.27,1965. My biological mother was born in Pa and lived in Harrisburg when I was born. She was 23 years old,
Protestant, and her occupation was Horse Caretaker and trainer also a factory worker. She was also married at the time of my birth.
My legal father was born in Virginia but was living in Harrisburg when I was born. He was 24 and his occupation was Consruction. My mother and my legal father were married on Valentine's Day but separated three months later. The record does not indicate whether or not they where ever divorced. The info. above is for my legal
father.
My mother had a son to my legal father in December of that year. He was later adopted through a private attorney.She also had a daughter to another man. She lived with that man for awhile but later left after he became abusive. The daughter was adopted as well through an agency. Subsequent to that relationship, my birth mother went to Texas where she became pregnant with me by a married man with two
children.
But no more info. is available on this man. my birth mother was 5'7" and weighed 160 lbs. She had a large boned frame, straight brown hair and blue eyes. My maternal grandmother described my birth mother as always being stubborn and rebellious. My maternal grandfather died of cancer before I was born. In September, 1966 I was declared by the Court a dependent child and placed under the jurisdiction of Dauphin Co. Child Care Services because My birth
mother hired a babysitter to watch me for an hour or so when I was 4 weeks old. My mother was not home when the babysitter arrived but the door was propped open with a coke bottle with a note indicating that my birth mother would be right back. The sitter waited two days and then called authorities. I was placed with Mr. and Mrs. Hughes
of an emergency basis that same day.
If any of this info sounds familiar to you PLEASE feel free to contact me.

Sharon
(in search of Birth Family)

Re: Johan Valentin

arfootprints1 — 2011-07-04 14:13:11Z

Johann Valentin Dellinger: Feb 15, 1708/ Oberacker, Germany - 1766/Mecklenburg County, NC
Son of Hans Paul Dellinger, 1670-1746 and Clara Anna, 1668-1745. Both born/died in Oberacker, Germany

Re: JACOB LEEPERS CREEK DELLINGER

arfootprints1 — 2011-07-04 14:04:05Z

My records show that Jacob was the son of Heinrich Henry Dellinger born 27 Oct 1740 in Oberacker and died 15 Feb 1820 in Iron Station, Lincoln County, NC. Hope this helps

Looking for son of Donald James Dellinger (Ohio)

AngelaDellinger — 2011-05-21 06:50:02Z

I'm looking to reach the son of Donald James Dellinger (Ohio) song of Earl Leroy Dellinger.

The Dellinger I am looking for was living in California (I believe) around 2001. This individual traveled to Cleveland, Ohio and we briefly met inside one of the shops of Tower City.

Dellinger's in Clyde, Ohio area

AngelaDellinger — 2011-05-21 06:47:46Z

Looking to make contact with anyone researching the family of Samuel Walter Dellinger in Clyde, Ohio.

Samuel (1859-1937) was born in the Shenandoah Valley region of Virginia. He married Mary C Young.

Children of Samuel and Mary
Edith
Charles (died from accidental electrocution in 1916)
Earl
S (Samuel?)
Elva

Benjamin Dellinger Rockingham Co, Va

jackiepost50 — 2011-05-12 00:24:50Z

Looking for information on a Benjamin Dellinger (1792)listed on the 1850, 1870 census in Rockingham Co, VA, with a Regina Dellinger (1828). Marriage records indicate that a Benjamin Dellinger married Regina Holsinger on Dec 13, 1849 in Rockingham Co, Va. Also looking for a Dellinger - Hottinger connection.

Ruth Ann Dellinger Vollrath 1944-2011 Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-03-22 16:02:09Z

VOLLRATH Ruth Ann Vollrath, age 66, of Chuckery, Ohio (Union County) died Sunday, March 20, 2011, at her home with her family at her side following an extended illness.

Ruth was a lifetime member of St. Paul Lutheran Church where she was confirmed on April 14, 1957. Over the years, she was a Sunday school teacher, choir member, and member of the Ladies Aid. She had been employed as a legal secretary and bank bookkeeper and for 9 years served as her church's office secretary.

Ruth was a humble and grateful heart transplant recipient and in recent years volunteered her time with Lifeline of Ohio and Memorial Hospital's Mobile Meals program.

She was a graduate and co-valedictorian of Fairbanks High School class of 1962 and with her husband was a member of the Darby Plain Talkers Farm Bureau Council since 1966.

She was born October 19, 1944 in Columbus, Ohio to the late Walter and Nora Rausch Dellinger.

She was preceded in death by a sister Doris Rausch, and two brothers Gerald and Walter Dellinger.

Survivors include her husband of 47 years, Philip Vollrath, to whom she was joined in Holy Matrimony on September 8, 1963, at St. John Lutheran Church; her children, Marie (Jay) Van Gorden, Marysville, Ohio, Daniel (Brande) Vollrath, Milford Center, Ohio and Rev. Jonathan (Laura) Vollrath, Dover, MN; nine grandchildren, Erin, Benjamin and Kari Van Gorden, and Katelyn, Josephine, Samuel, Emily, Luke, and Grace Vollrath; her sister, Marjorie (Edgar) Scheiderer, Marysville; two sisters-in-law, Mary Dellinger, Plain City and Mary Jo (Ken) Rott, Urbana, IL; two brothers-in-law, John (Elizabeth) Vollrath, Stevens Point, WI and David Vollrath, Kingsport, TN; six Godchildren; many nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Friends may call from 2-4 and 5-8 p.m. on Wednesday, March 23, 2011, at MANNASMITH FUNERAL HOME, Marysville, Ohio.

Funeral service will be held Thursday, March 24, 2011 at 1 p.m. at St. Paul Lutheran Church. Reverend Paul Schlueter and Reverend Jonathan Vollrath will officiate and burial will take place at the church cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the St. Paul Lutheran Church Building Fund, Lifeline of Ohio, or HomeReach Hospice in care of the funeral home. Condolences may be expressed at www.mannasmithfuneralhome.com

Published in The Columbus Dispatch on March 22, 2011

A. C. Dellinger - 1900 Arizona

JoellenBrown27 — 2010-11-23 03:01:26Z

Found in the Arizona Silver Belt newspaper from Globe, AZ. February 8, 1900. Library of Congress, Chronicling America.

http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/

Local News
A. C. Dellinger and Howard Livingston were visitors to the county seat during the past week.

DELLINGER Robert L - Vietnam Wall section 40W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-10-20 22:43:45Z

DELLINGER Robert L - Vietnam Wall section 40W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 217,268 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Zerilda Dellinger of Ohio/Indiana

skywarddove — 2010-09-24 20:59:31Z

she is also in my family tree of nails and pearson. i have added the pictures to my family tree that i have just started. i have some info. about the pearsons and wilsons, and am still looking so if i find any more i will let you know. but you are welcome to look at what i have if this will help you. it is the nail family tree, and i haven't put anything on the board, because i really don't know how. thank you diana minton(finch)(mother madien name of Nail) aka skywarddove@yahoo.com

DELLINGER Charles H thanks and honor to our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 50W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-21 12:44:54Z

DELLINGER Charles H thanks and honor to our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 50W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,745 photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Temperance Dellinger

JohnHardin17 — 2010-07-06 00:08:17Z

Looking for information on Temperance "Tempy" Dellinger of the Cherryville area of Gaston/Cleveland/Lincoln Co. of North Carolina. She was born around 1820 and died around 1873. Her father was Andrew "Fetty" Dellinger and her mother was Hannah Golding or Golden. I descend from her daughter, Leticia "Lettie" Jane, who was born in 1849. Who was Lettie's father? My records show a John Connor, but I know nothing about him. Any help would be appreciated!
John Hardin

Re: Rebecca DELLINGER and Nelson WILLIAMS, Lincoln Co NC

hubert167 — 2010-06-07 02:28:27Z

Nelson was my ggg grandfather. Feel free to see what I have at this time at http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/9486554/family/pedigree
or contact me directly at williams_hubert@sbcglobal.net.
I have been idle for a couple of months, taking care of other parts of life before my wife knocks me in the noggin. Honey-do jobs you know?
Nelson is as far as I have been able to get also. I have wondered about David but have had no hard reason to follow that road. Like you I would Be interested in linking Nelson to someone. I'm easonably sure that he wasn't deposited on a fence post by a buzzard for the sun to hatch.

Re: Rebecca DELLINGER and Nelson WILLIAMS, Lincoln Co NC

DoyleHarper50 — 2010-06-07 01:39:47Z

Sorry to be confusing, but the upper area of Georgia opened up for settlement when the Cherokees were moved to the Indian Territory (Oklahoma). That happened in 1838, and the area was settled by whites in the next 10-15 years because of the cheap land. Union County and east was settled mostly by people who came over the mountains from North Carolina and Virginia. Further west was settled largely by folks coming up the river valleys from South Georgia.

Nels Williams was my GG-grandfather. His life in Lincoln County,NC left little evidence. I would to identify his parents. I will willingly share information with interested parties.

Re: Rebecca DELLINGER and Nelson WILLIAMS, Lincoln Co NC

hubert167 — 2010-06-07 01:18:28Z

What does the removal of the Cherokees have to do with Nelson and Sally Williams?

Re: Rebecca DELLINGER and Nelson WILLIAMS, Lincoln Co NC

DoyleHarper50 — 2010-06-06 20:55:42Z

Nelson Williams (b 1805 Lincoln Co., NC) married 1st Rebecca Dellinger, d/o Martin Dellinger & Ann Mary Englefinger. They had four children. He married 2nd to Sally Dellinger, sister to his first wife. They moved to Union/Fannin County, GA after the removal of the
Cherokees. They had eight children. I have a great deal on descendants of this family, and the Dellinger ancestry, but nothing on Nelson's ancestry. I suspect that the father of Nelson is preacher David Williams of David's Chapel, primarily because of the proximity of the Dellingers to the chapel.

Re: Shenandoah County Frederick Dellinger born about 1791 (using 1850 census)

geneanut11 — 2010-04-23 19:44:59Z

Did anyone notice that in the 1850 census the box "married within the year" has been ticked!!??? This means that the Mary in the 1850 census is not the mother of children George R. and Catherine. In other words, this is not Mary Fitzer.

I am looking at the Dellinger's from a different angle (the Brocies family).
In 1880 (Union township, Montgomery Co., IN) I found a Mary Dellinger in the household of Eli and Mary Elizabeth (Brocies) Chadwick. Mary was Mary Elizabeth's grandmother, she was born in Maryland. Unfortunately I do not know whether it was her maternal or paternal grandmother. Her married last name would have been Brocies or Jarvis, since it was Dellinger in 1880 she must have married again. So I started my research.

In 1870 (Xenia, Greene Co., OH) Mary is living with a John Dellinger, b. 1831 in PA. I am assuming this is her step-son but the census doesn't state a family relationship.

In 1860 (Xenia, Greene Co., OH) Mary is living with John Dellinger (*1831) and her 11 year old daughter Anna L. Dellinger. Anna was born in VA.

So I went back to Virginia and checked the 1850 census, finding Frederick Dellinger and Mary, who were married within the year. Since Frederick already had George and Catherine (living at home in 1850), this is clearly a new marriage.

So here's the questions I'm stuck with:
* what was the name of the Mary he married in or around 1849, probably in VA?
* who was John Dellinger? If he is Frederick's son, he would have been born before his marriage to Mary Fitzer.
* so was there a previous marriage?

I would be delighted if anyone can shed some light on this.

Thanks,
Paula

Obituary request

gmanae_1 — 2010-03-16 22:57:33Z

I am hoping someone would be willing to find obituaries for George W and Ruth Ann Dellinger. He died 2 Dec 1910 and she died 2 Mar 1910. They died in Rockwell City, Calhoun Co, Iowa and are buried in the Rosehill Cemetery in Rockwell City. Thank you for any help.

Rebecca DELLINGER and Nelson WILLIAMS, Lincoln Co NC

audianaq41 — 2009-12-10 20:34:16Z

Does anyone have info on this couple? They married in Lincoln Co in 11/6/1826. Rebecca died and Nelson remarried Sally DELLINGER, in 1/1837. Am trying to find parents of each. I believe Rebecca is dau of Martin DELLINGER who was in 1812 War from Lincoln Co. Sally may have been her sister.
Nelson WILLIAMS parents are unk. Possibles could be David or Frederick WILLIAMS who were both in Lincoln Co in 1810 census with sons under age 10. Nelson was born c1805.

Re: This My Family

Michael_Stroupe — 2009-11-13 16:49:31Z

Hi
I saw your post on Ancestry and wondered if you were still looking for info on this family. I have about 15 original Civil war letters written by this family including "Wash" plus I have a photo of Wash and news articles written about him and his last wife Minnie Cobb. Let me know if you want this material.
Regards,
Mike Stroupe

Kansas

JSquared49 — 2009-10-21 03:20:05Z

In Kansas we have a pretty extensive group of dellingers in the Kansas City area tryin to find out if our family is some how related to the many dellinger familys i have found back east

Sarah Elmira Dellinger Vance 1841- 1907

seanrryan — 2009-10-06 07:55:03Z

I am looking for information on Sarah Elmira Dellinger (9 July 1841 -9 April 1907) daughter of Mathias Dellinger and Sally Franklin who married Thomas D Vance (29 Jan 1834-10 May 1922). I am specifically looking for records on her or that mention her (ie wills, obituraries, marriage records, photos,etc). You can reply back here or email me at seanrryan @ hotmail com

Photos of Dellinger Headstones in Avery County, NC

seanrryan — 2009-10-06 07:21:23Z

I am looking for anyone who has photos or knowledge of Yellow Mountain Cemetery and/or Pisgah United Methodist Church Cemetery in Avery County, NC. I found transcriptions of the cementeries here http://files.usgwarchives.org/nc/avery/cemeteries/yellow01.t... and http://files.usgwarchives.org/nc/avery/cemeteries/pisgah01.t.... What I'm unclear about is whether the headstones mention the spouses and parents of the individual or is that an addition of the transcriper. I tried to email Mark Lawson who transcriped the cemeteries, but his email is no longer good. The headstones in particular i'm interested in are

From the Yellow Mountain Cemetery
535. Thomas D. Vance
29 Jan 1834
10 May 1922
S/o Lewis & Isabel Davis Vance.

536. Sarah Elmira Vance
9 July 1841
9 April 1907
Wife of # 535.
D/o Mathias & Sally Franklin Dellinger.

From the Pisgah United Methodist Church Cemetery

137. Samuel Franklin
1780
1857
"Son of John Franklin who was Brother to Benjamin, of American Fame".S/o John & Phebe Parker Franklin.

138. Dorcas Burns------Wife of # 137.

448. Henry Dellinger
1777
1851
S/o John Phillip & Barbara Whitener Dellinger.

449. Katherine Dellinger
1778
1855(Katherine Setzer). Wife of # 448.

450. Matthias Dellinger
1806
1878
S/o 448 & 449.

451. Sarah Franklin Dellinger
1812
1884
Wife of # 450. D/o 137 & 138

You can reply back here or email me at seanrryan @ hotmail com Thanks

George W. Dellinger, b. @ 1820, married to Margaret Spier

radellinger — 2009-09-24 17:21:17Z

I am looking for information that confirms that George W. Dellinger who was born @ 1820 in Pennsylvania, married Margaret Spier is a son of Daniel Dellinger, b. 1 Jan 1793 in York Co., PA and died Nov. 1829.

George and Margaret had the following children:

Perry N. Dellinger, b. about July 1843 in Pennsylvania
George Chester Dellinger, b. @ 1846 in Wisconsin
Josephine Dellinger, b. @ 1848 in Wisconsin
Daniel N. Dellinger, b. 25 May 1850 in Fond du Lac Co., Wisconsin
Jennie Dellinger, b. @ 1859 in Wisconsin
E. Benton (at least that what it looks like to me in the 1880 census) Dellinger, b. @ 1863 in Wisconsin.

George W. Dellinger can be found in the 1850 census for Ceresco, Fond du Lac Co., Wisconsin, as well as the 1860, 1870 and 1880 censuses for Ripon, Fond du Lac Co., Wisconsin.

Daniel Dellinger and his wife Christine Keller did have a son, George who was born on 21 June 1820 in Windsor Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania and was baptized on 24 Sept. 1820 in the Canadochly Lutheran Church. And according to the administration record, OC-Q 135-136 from York Co., Pennsylvania, dated 5 April 1830, George Lieberknecht was named guardian of George and his younger sister, Leah. George Lieberknecht is a first cousin of George and Leah. Other than this information I have no information on George, son of Daniel.

There is similarities between George son of Daniel and George husband of Margaret Spier such as they were both born in 1820 in Pennsylvania, but is there any proof that the two Georges are in fact the same person?

Clara Frances DELLINGER nee DEMANEAT d. 1910

xd22577 — 2009-08-30 17:13:13Z

Batavia Daily Newspaper
Genesee County, NY
March 2, 1910

HER DEATH CAME SUDDENLY AT ABOUT 11 O’CLOCK THIS MORNING
Mrs. Clara Frances DELLINGER, wife of John DELLINGER, died at her home at No. 25 Bank street this morning at 11 o’clock as the result of a stroke of paralysis. Mrs. DELLINGER had enjoyed fairly good health and was around the house until Monday, when she took to her bed. The paralytic attack came at 7 o’clock this morning.
Mrs. DELLINGER was born in the French province of Alsace-Lorraine on August 18, 1833. She emigrated with her parents, who were French and named DEMANGEAT, when she was a child and settled in Sheldon, near Strykersville, Wyoming county, coming to Batavia in 1855. She was married to Mr. DELLINGER on New Year’s day, 1856, in St. Joseph’s church, Batavia, which then stood on Jackson street, and their golden wedding was observed four years ago. Since her marriage she had resided in Batavia continuously, Mrs. DELLIINGER was a member of St. Joseph’s church and for many years was active in the benevolent work of the parish. In her home life, she was retiring, but she endeared herself to a large number of friends who will regret her death. She was the last survivor of her immediate family.
Mrs. DELLINGER is survived by her husband; two sons, Edward J. DELLINGER and Frank DELLINGER, and three daughters. Mrs. William F. HAITZ; Mrs. George P. THOMAS, and Mrs. Charles F. THOMAS, and five grandchildren, all of Batavia.

Re: Thomas Carlyle Dellinger

genequeen97 — 2009-07-13 03:48:53Z

Brooke, please contact me. I have been tracing the southern Aderhold/t family for years and he descends from this family. He is NOT an orphan, but he is one of the few to move away from North Carolina. Would love to exchange information. Carol Voss

Re: I need Dellinger Information

cabinfever221 — 2009-02-14 21:20:12Z

My great grandfather was Henry Dellinger from Montpelier, Ohio.

Re: Peter Dellinger

centralwi — 2009-02-11 07:18:10Z

I have relatives related to Peter Dellinger, from Mosinee Wi.
His wife is the sister of my Great Grandmother

Dellingers of Southern York County PA

gold2b — 2009-02-03 18:45:57Z

03 Feb 2009

Harry Clarence Dellinger of York County Pennsylvania

A mistake in records and now a perpetuated mistake in genealogy researchers continue to list a wrong person with a family. I realize that research in a family history is a long hard process and takes many hours of reading papers. The quickest way is to rely on others information gathered via the internet. If the information looks right and has dates and names that seem to match then it is considered fact and the information is passed along without much debate. When a mistake is discovered and more research is conducted, one may also find official records are distorted in certain facts. Here is a circumstance that meets these criteria’s.

Why the records over-looked Harry Clarence Dellinger is unknown but here is a mistake (omission) in the 1880 Federal Census. William Henry Dellinger is not the son of Michael and Anna Mary Dellinger. W.H.D lived on the same road as the Michael Dellinger family and is listed in the Barton and Leah Dellinger family. He was born the same year and a few months apart from Harry C. Dellinger. As an adult W.H.D. moved into Lancaster County, PA and the 1900 census records show him as head of the family.

Michael and Anna Mary (Paules) Dellinger’s son is Harry Clarence Dellinger born 25 March 1875. H.C.D. moved into Southern York County and married Gertrude Sophia Hersey, 04 October 1900. The family moved about the York County for a few years and finally settled in Stewartstown PA and remained until death.

In the collection of papers, handed down to me by “Grandma” Gertrude S. Dellinger, there is a Marriage License with Church Certificate, Death Certificate and entries in the Family Bible written by Gertrude naming Harry. Of course there is a burial plot in Stewartstown Cemetery with the tombstone indicating the final resting place of Harry Clarence Dellinger (25 Mar 1875 / 10 Oct 1950). Unfortunately there isn’t a Birth Certificate or Social Security number found but I’m still looking.

In conclusion of this paper I wish to state for the record that Harry Clarence Dellinger b: 25 Mar 1875 York County PA / d: 10 Oct 1950 York County PA and married 04 Oct 1900 Gertrude Sophia Dellinger b: 18 July 1879 York County PA / d: 19 Feb 1973 York County PA. They had 10 children of which my father is Emory Spurgeon Dellinger b: 31 January 1910 York County PA / d: 03 Dec 1995 York County PA.

Written by:
David A. Dellinger

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Re: Shenandoah County Frederick Dellinger born about 1791 (using 1850 census)

dale_faber — 2009-01-18 20:14:01Z

Amboy Township, is in Hillsdale County, Michigan.

Re: Shenandoah County Frederick Dellinger born about 1791 (using 1850 census)

Footnotes — 2009-01-18 19:30:10Z

Dale,

Thank you so much for the information you supplied. It will be a really big help. I am new th genealogy and still have a lot to learn.

You ask about ELton V. Dellinger. I have her being born 19 Feb 1867 and died 9 Feb 1891. She is buried in Cedarwood Cemetery in Edinburg, Va. She died of TB at the age of 24 and was my grandmother's mother. My grandmother was a year old when she died. Her husbaned John E. Whetzel couldn't deal with the grief(as the story goes)and split town. I believe they were living in Ohio when she died. My gm was born in ohio. Elton also had a son named Chester P. Whetsel who died in Licking County Ohio in 1953. You will find Elton and sibs on the 1880 Ohio Census under Geo Delinger (use 1 L). On that census they have the middle initial of Sarah as an S which we know is wrong.

Sara Elizabeth Barr was born about 1841 in Woodstock, Shenandoah County Virginia(no other information). Her Father was Stephen Bond Barr who was born 9 Jun 1803 in Winchester, Frederick County Va. He died 15 Jun 1860 in Woodstock, Va. He Married Rachel Caroline Hester on 1 Nov 1824 in Woodstock, Va. Rachel was born 11 Mar 1802 In Woodstock, Va died 15 Jun 1882 in Amboy Township,H?, Michigan

I live close to Woodstock and will be doing on site research when the weather turns better. If you would like to send me an email to Pat_k8pc@Yahoo.com I will be happy to update you on Sarah and send you a photo of Elton's gravestone.

Re: Shenandoah County Frederick Dellinger born about 1791 (using 1850 census)

66DaleFaber — 2009-01-18 16:35:51Z

I have Frederick Dellinger married 24 Jan 1838 in Shenandoah County, Virginia to Mary Fitzer b: 1816 Shenandoah County, Virginia. Children: George R. Dellinger b: 1839 Shenandoah County, Virginia d: 22 Apr 1910 Unknown & Catherine Dellinger b: 1843 Unknown d: unknown date/location.
Frederick Dellinger is the son of John Dellinger & Ann Fravel married 04 Aug 1789 Shenandoah County, Virginia. John Dellinger b: 1761 Shenandoah County, Virginia d: unknown date/location. Ann Fravel b: abt. 1765 Shenandoah County, Virginia d: unknown date/location daughter of Henery Fravel & Anna Keller no other data on them. Children: Frederick Dellinger b: 1791 Shenandoah County, Virginia d: unknown date/location; Mary McCord Dellinger b: 01 Jul 1794 Shenandoah County, Virginia d: unknown date/location; John Dellinger b: 11 Feb 1799 Woodstock, Virginia d: 24 May 1882 Unknown; Isaac McCord Dellinger b/d: unknown date/location; Rebecca Dellinger b/d: unknown date/location.
Mary McCord Dellinger married Jonathan Fravel no other data here.
John Dellinger married Sarah Fetzer 23 Feb 1832 Shenandoah County, Virginia she was b: 06 Oct 1805 Shenandoah County, Virginia d: 30 Mar 1840 unknown location. Children: Ann Catherine Dellinger b: 06 Feb 1833 Shenandoah County, Virginia d: 01 Dec 1903 unknown location; Mary Elizabeth Dellinger b: 11 Oct 1836 Woodstock, Virginia {near} d: 25 Aug 1907 unknown location; John Henry Dellinger b: 11 Nov 1838 Woodstock, Virginia {near} d: 17 Nov 1897 unknown location.
I hope this information helps you fill in some of your blanks.
PS: I have a question for you. I do not have any information on Elton V. Dellinger could you share that information with me. And have you found a d: date/location for Sarah Elizabeth Barr?

Dale

Shenandoah County Frederick Dellinger born about 1791 (using 1850 census)

Footnotes — 2009-01-17 01:13:25Z

Shenandoah County Frederick Dellinger born about 1791 (using 1850 census)

Hello from another Dellinger. I am trying to connect my 3gr grandfather, Frederick Dellinger, to the original George Dellinger and his three sons. My Frederick was born abt 1791or 1797 depending on what census you are using and died abt 1875. He married Mary ? and she was born abt 1810 and d:1873. I do not have a marriage date. They are reported on the 1850 census to have two children George age 11 and Catherine age 7. There is also an Eliza Barr age 17 living with them.

Frederick’s son George b: Jan 1839 is my 2gr grandfather and he married Sarah Elizabeth Barr B:1841 on 25 Oct 1860. They had 4 children Elton V. daughter, Charles, Carrie, and Cora.

Re: Shenandoah Co. Virginia Dellinger's

fawnie2 — 2009-01-03 23:10:19Z

hi, you wouldn't happen to have any info on a savilla or a sybilla dellinger would you? She married Ben Didawick, son of Sarah Didawick Lineburg. I am thinking her father was a David or George Dellinger but not sure. Thanks.

Dellinger/Shelton

SMoody73921 — 2008-12-28 01:38:30Z

I am searching for my ggrandmother Maybelle Dellinger that married Harry R Shelton. She died 11 Feb 1916 in Jackson Co. IL. That is all the info I have and would appreciate any help with the family lines.
Thanks
Sue

Re: Of Interest To You

SMoody73921 — 2008-12-28 00:41:57Z

Who was Adam's Father, George Dellinger married to?

Re: I need Dellinger Information

siskipup — 2008-12-18 20:38:30Z

You might want to join the Yahoo Dellinger genealogy group - a ton of good information on their website and from group members.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Dellinger/

Re: Dellinger Bible Found in Pa. Dates back to 1827

Darlene_prowell — 2008-12-10 23:51:49Z

I want you to contact me at my email address: happypro@comcast.net
If you are interested in owning this bible, I will send it to you. It should be back in the family line. Please contact me so I can get your mailing address.

Re: Dellinger Bible Found in Pa. Dates back to 1827

PHolcomb5192 — 2008-11-30 19:28:54Z

I'm not sure I can add much more to the Dellinger family information than what was in the two previous posts of(10/4/08) and (11/27/08)but I am closely related to all four families you mentioned. John Paul Meyer, b.1919 was my father, John Frederick Meyer and Prudie (Boyer) Meyer my grandparents and, Laura Sophia (Dellinger) Boyer was my g-grandmother.

I have some information on the family of Frederick Meyer, who was my father's grandfather and some on the Boyers, if you are interested. I also have some on the Thomas family and other surnames associated with them. From what I've found, all were in York area for some time.

I'd be interested in knowing if there is additional information in the family bible. I have Laura Dellinger's bible from 1914 and that is what got me into genealogy.

Hope this is of some help.

Re: Dellinger Bible Found in Pa. Dates back to 1827

donsavga1 — 2008-11-27 14:32:46Z

John S. Dellinger was son of George D & Sophia Schlott and the gs of Henry D & Sophia Keller. He was the ggs of Jacob Dellinger & Christina Schaeffer. John S born 20 Oct 1827. Listed in 1870 Springfield Twp., York Co Census age 42 with wife & 8 children. Served in Civil War. His will dated 1916.

Re: Noah D. Martha Susan Scott DELLINGER

lovedataylor — 2008-11-24 02:03:42Z

i would be happy to share what i have found i will dig up everything i got and let you know this is my husbands side and i am the one who does the genealogy though we lived a few miles from enterprise in whitefield thats where my father in law lives and when we lived there for 3 years i did not know that he was burried there we visited corbet ramsay last year before he died he was in sound mind and he only knew a little about his grandparents noah dellinger was already gone when he was born i am still in contact with his kids and horrace's daughter wilma i also have spoke to her i did email a bright who lives in fresno she told me a little let me get time and i would love to share info i have had this stinking flue its terrible
john and loveda taylor
lgt1327760@sbcglobal.net

Re: Noah D. Martha Susan Scott DELLINGER

susanlbrewer — 2008-11-23 21:35:36Z

Hi! Noah A. (D was an error) and Martha Susan (Bright - not Scott) Dellinger are my g-grandparents. I have a copy of a death return for Noah - died in NC in 1909, buried in Enterprise Cemetery, Haskell Co., OK. Last I saw Martha was on the 1920 census, living in Chickasha, OK with her daughter & son-in-law, Myrtle & Alec Hinds (they later settled in Muskogee, OK).

I am interested to know what you have found in the last couple of years. If you want to write, I'm at slrbrewer@sbcglobal.net.

Barton Lloyd Dellinger, York Co., PA and Stephenson Co., IL

radellinger — 2008-10-04 18:12:41Z

I'm looking for information on Barton Lloyd DELLINGER and his descendants. According to his parent's family Bible, Barton was born 21 September 1847 in York Co., Pennsylvania to Peter DELLINGER and Charlotte SPANGLER. Peter and Charlotte and three of their children: Barton, Rebecca and Peter Paul, are found in the 1850 census for Loran Twp., Stephenson Co., Illinois. By the time of the 1860 census Peter and family are in Freeport. In both the 1865 state census and the 1870 federal census, Peter and family, including Barton, are still living in Freeport.

Sometime prior to 1877, Barton married Julietta FREEMAN of Walsworth Co., Wisconsin. According to the 1880 census for Shannon, Carroll Co., Illinois, Barton and Julietta the following daughters:

Bertha R., born about 1877 in Illinois
Iola, born January 1880 in Illinois.

On 23 March 1881, Barton and Julietta had a son named Berte. According to Berte's birth certificate he was the 8th child of Juliette DELLINGER, nee FREEMAN. Berte was born in Freeport.

On 26 August 1884, Barton and Julietta had a daughter named Aurilla Lavilla and according to Aurilla's birth certificate her father was Barton Lloyd DELLINGER, age 40 years and 6 months, born in York Co., Pennsylvania. Aurilla's mother is identified as Julietta DELLINGER, nee FREEMAN, age 32 years and 9 months old. And Aurilla is said to be the tenth children of Julietta DELLINGER. Aurilla was born in Freeport.

Barton L. Dellinger is listed as living at 73 Central, Freeport, Stephenson Co., Illinois in a 1875 city directory. His occupation is given as a mason.

I have no further information on Barton DELLINGER or his wife and children.

In 1884 Barton's mother, Charlotte SPANGLER DELLINGER died and is buried in the Freeport City Cemetery. Shortly after Charlotte's death, Barton's father, Peter, returned to York Co., PA. Barton's younger brother, Peter Paul, moved to Hamilton Co., Indiana. Barton's sister, Rebecca, married Michael Wimer in 1873. Michael and Rebecca are listed in the 1880 census for Harlem Twp., Stephenson Co., Illinois and she was in Chicago in 1895 when Michael and Rebecca divorced.

I am of the opinion that after the death of Barton's mother, Barton moved his family away from Stephenson Co. Some distant cousins, the LIEBHART family, who also moved to Stephenson Co., from York Co. around the same time as the Dellinger's, moved to Hastings, Nebraska, but I have never found any indication that Barton moved there.

Does anyone have any information on Barton Lloyd DELLINGER and his wife and children? Any information, no matter how small, would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Roger DELLINGER
great grand nephew of Barton Lloyd DELLINGER

John Dellinger and Eliza Rankin

radellinger — 2008-10-04 18:00:54Z

I am trying to find the parents of John Dellinger, who was born about 1812 in Pennsylvania. John married Eliza Ann Rankin on 15 Sept. 1842 in Clark Co., Ohio. They had the following children:

William Edward, b. 4 March 1844
S.E., b. @ 1845
John W., b. @ 1848
Sarah, b. @ 1851
Eliza, b. @ 1855
Parker, b. @ 1859

John is listed as a head of household in the 1850 Springfield Twp., Clark Co., Ohio census. His age is given as 38 and born in Penna. Also listed are, E.A, age 21, Wm, age 7, S.E., age 5, J.W., age 2.

In the 1860 census for Moorefield Twp., Clark Co., Ohio, Eliza Rankin Dellinger and two of her children, Eliza Ann and Parker are listed as living with Sarah Rankin, age 62. Sarah is Eliza's mother. This would seem to indicate that John Dellinger had passed away prior to when the census was taken in 1860.

Eliza is listed as a head of household in the 1870 Greene Twp., Clark Co., Ohio census. Her age is given as 42. Also listed are Sarah, age 19, Eliza, age 15, Parker, age 11, and Ellen, age 1.

Of John and Eliza's children, William Edward is the only one that I know married (Mary Jane Sparrow) and had children.

Eliza Rankin Dellinger married John Stillwell on 2 April 1874 in Clark Co., Ohio. Eliza Rankin Dellinger Stillwell passed away 14 June 1913 in Montgomery Co., Ohio.

One possible father for John Dellinger is Johannes Dellinger, who was born between 1761 and 1774 in Hellam Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania. Johannes died 20 April 1817 in Manchester Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania. He had a son, Johann, who was born 13 April 1812 in Hellam Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania. I have no further information on Johann. Could Johann be the John Dellinger who married Eliza Ann Rankin?

Re: Dellinger, Griffith from Indiana, Illinois to Louisiana, Arkansas

radellinger — 2008-10-04 17:04:18Z

I have a William Henry Dellinger who was born about 1862 in York Co., Pennsylvania to Henry Dellinger and Elizabeth Abel. The only information I have on William Henry is that he is listed as living with his parents during the 1870 census for Lower Windsor Twp., York Co., PA. What happened to him after that I have no information. Did he go to Louisiana and meet Rhoda Ann Dunham? Perhaps, but a lot more digging needs to be done. Are there any dates on William Henry Dellinger's tombstone?

Re: Dellinger Bible Found in Pa. Dates back to 1827

radellinger — 2008-10-04 16:44:30Z

John S. Dellinger is a son of George Dellinger, b. 17 Aug. 1806, d. 15 Feb. 1884 and Sophia Schlott, b. 24 Feb. 1802, d. 3 Aug. 1870.

My records show that John was born 20 Oct. 1827 and passed away 8 Oct. 1916.

John married Lucy Anna Thomas, aka Louisianna,, b. 15 July 1825, d. 6 Feb. 1910 and had as best as I can piece together the following children:

Howard W., b. 11 Jun 1852
Milford Lynville, b. 1 Oct 1853
William Webster, b. 12 Sept. 1855
Clinton Filmore, b. 8 Feb. 1857
Franklin Henry, b. 9 Aug. 1859
Adam A., b. 11 Feb. 1860
Walter, b. Feb. 1860 (twin of Adam?)
Calvin M., b. 1861
Frances M., b. 21 April 1863
Agnes Jane, b. 4 Feb. 1865
Laura S., b. 7 Dec. 1868
Lillie May, b. 1872

Frances M. Dellinger married Emanuel Boyer and Laura S. Dellinger married Emanuel's brother, Selam Boyer. Laura and Selam had a daughter Prudence, b. 22 July 1892 who married John Frederick Meyer. Prudence and John F. Meyer had a son John Paul Meyer, b. 1919.

Hope that helps.

I'd be interested in knowing more about what information is given in the family Bible.