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Obits for Robert Lee Dill, Donald E. Dill and John L. Dill

JIWelsch — 2009-10-27 01:38:43Z

MEDIAPOLIS, Iowa -- Robert Lee Dill, 73, Mediapolis, died Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2004, at the V.A. Medical Center, Iowa City.

According to his wishes, his body was cremated and his family will hold private graveside services at a later date. Fry Funeral Home, Tipton, is in charge of arrangements.

Mr. Dill was born Feb. 19, 1931, in Canton, Mo., the son of Jesse Merle and Malinda Mascher Dill.

He attended school in Mediapolis and Sperry.

He was a veteran of the U.S. Army.

He was self-employed as a backhoe operator and electrician.

Survivors include four daughters, Marcia Campbell and husband Jeff of Oakville, Joyce Norton and husband Ron of West Point, Janet Ogata of Castaic, Calif., and Malinda 'Mindy' Dill of Mount Pleasant; a stepdaughter, Carol Beeding of Sparks, Nev.; five grandchildren; a great-grandson; a sister, Mary Alice Smith of LaGrange, Ga.; a brother, Dale Dill of Georgia; an aunt, Mary Elliot; and an uncle, Charlie Dill.

He was preceded in death by his parents; three brothers, Donnie, Jim and Jerry; and a sister, Betty.
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WILTON, Iowa -- Donald E. Dill, 66, Wilton, died Thursday, May 2, 2002, at Unity Hospital, Muscatine.

Services were 10 a.m. today at Bentley Funeral Home, Wilton. The Rev. James Cooney officiated.

Mr. Dill was born July 20, 1935, in Hannibal, Mo., the son of Jesse and Melinda Hashcher Dill. He married Dorothy L. DeRosear Sept. 6, 1968, in Nashville, Tenn.

He served in the U.S. Navy, 1952-1961, during the Korean Conflict.

He worked in concrete construction for Lawrence Bogue, Cedar Rapids, for 12 years. He later worked at Wilton Precision Steel, Contractors, Steel and Steel Processing, Wilton. After retirement he worked for FBG, Omaha, Neb., at the I-80 Welcome Center, Wilton.

Survivors include his wife; a daughter, Debbie of Smalley, Ariz.; two sons, Jeff Dill and Ricky Dill, both of Hot Springs, Ariz.; two stepdaughters, Mary Bollinger of Wilton and Debbie Cavett of Centralia, Ill.; three stepsons, Charles Leaton of Kolona, Ronald Leaton of Wilton and Harold King of Burlington; a sister, Mary Smith of Georgia; two brothers, Robert Dill of Illinois and Dale Dill of Texas; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents; a daughter, Linda Dill; a sister, Betty Hamilton; two brothers, Jerry Dill and Jimmy Dill; and a grandson, Michael Bollinger.
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John L. Dill Sr., 64, Wapello, formerly of Conesville, died Thursday, Jan. 19, 2006, at the Wapello Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Wapello.

The Rev. Sharon Phillips will officiate the services. Casket bearers are Dave Lawrence, Anthony Reddick, Tony Gonzalez, Jessie Gonzalez, Chito Gonzalez and Manuel Palmarez.

There will be no visitation.

Mr. Dill was born April 21, 1941, in Johnson County, the son of John H. and Katherine W. Arihood Dill. He married Aurelia G. Zuniga on Aug. 10, 1974, in Columbus Junction. She preceded him in death July 21, 1993.
He was employed at Keller Ladder and did odd jobs.

Survivors include a son, Johnny L. Dill Jr. of Muscatine; and two cousins, Wayne Arihood and wife Audrey of La Crosse, Wis. and Scott Soy and wife Emmy of Muscatine.

He was preceded in death by his parents and his wife.

Dill in Ancaster county Ontario

knutter44 — 2009-10-27 01:35:22Z

I was wondering if someone out there has Dill relatives that lived in Ancaster county Ontario in the early 1800?They also lived in the Hamilton area and Blandford Blenheim township Ontario.

Dill family of Brant County,Blandford Blenheim,St.George area.

knutter44 — 2009-10-27 01:33:01Z

I am searching for family members related to the Dill family from Brant County,Blandford Blenheim,St.George area.

Re: DILL Famiy

pittshd01 — 2009-10-23 03:46:43Z

Hello,

This may be odd but I am trying to find my husband's biological parent(s). My husband's adopted name is Mark Pitts-DOB 3-6-66, born in New Orleans. The story we received is there was a Dill family menmber involved with a private adoption. I have many pictures of a James or Jimmy Dill that looks just like my husband. I also have a business card & yellow page of Dill oil drilling. Dark hair, brown eyes and thick dark eyebrows. Please contact us if anybody knows anything. He also has a 1/2 sister. He is a good and successful man and would like to find his family. My e-mail address is pittshd01@AOL.Com (number 01-not Ol) Thank you! Heather

Re: Sidney Monroe Dill

txcoffeecup — 2009-10-22 16:43:40Z

I found their marriage Certificate recorded (p. 168) in Tennessee Carroll County. Married: 28 January 1901

The death Certificate gave place of Burial as Adams Chapel Cemetery in Titus County. Listing for Adams Chapel:
Dill, Sidney M (Monroe) Dec. 17, 1882 Nov 20, 1934
Dill, Julia E. Jan. 30, 1885 Jan. 18, 1981

Re: Sidney Monroe Dill

txcoffeecup — 2009-10-22 13:21:41Z

I have some information you might want. I have a copy of Sidney Monreo Dill's Death Certificate. It shows the following information. Born Dec 17th 1882 in Tenn. Died Nov 20, 1934 in Mt. Pleasant, Titus County, Texas. Father's name: Emmerson Dill - Birthplace - Tenn. - Mother's name: Joan Laycook - Birthplace - Unknown - Informant: Ola Mae Dill - Mt. Pleasant, Texas. Burial: Adams Chapel, Mt. Pleasant, Texas - Undertaker: F. D. Thomas - Mt. Pleasant, Texas. If you would like a copy, send me email off line and I will email you the Death Certificate.

Madlyn Dill Simkulet - txcoffeecup@comcast.net

Sidney Monroe Dill

swhittlesey1948 — 2009-10-21 03:48:51Z

Searching for information about my maternal grandfather and his siblings, if any. He was married to Julia Elizabeth; I think Gross was her maiden name. They lived in Texas as far as I know. A 1930 Census record is the only information I have been able to find. If you can help, please reply. Thanks!

Re: Dill

knutter44 — 2009-10-14 12:34:38Z

I am searching for family members that are related to Maria Dill b 1845,John Dill b1846, William Dill b1852 There are more family members that I already have,I am looking for their parent Alexander Dills Parents. All I have is Bass Dill And Sarah Smith.Than I hit a Dead End.

Re: Dill

HarryDell61 — 2009-10-14 11:31:22Z

My grandfather, Harry Hough Dell, was born in Brantford, Ontario 13 Jun 1869 and died 1943 in Dubuque, Iowa. What are you looking for?
Harry Dell

Elizabeth Dill bap.1774 in Philadelphia

jmanzo8021 — 2009-08-31 00:31:47Z

Seeking any info on direct ancestors and descendants of Elizabeth Dill(1774-1859)of Philadelphia/NJ.

Elizabeth (Betsy) Dill born March 1774 and baptised along with brother George June 1774 in Philadelphia. She had a sister, Sarah. Elizabeth married James Clark 1793 also in Philadelphia.

Elizabeth's parents may have been John Dill and Elizabeth Wilson (need confirmation).

Elizabeth and James Clark's children: George, Daniel, Heathcote, Ellen, Nancy, Ruth.

Re: Dill's in Hamilton County, Ohio

TSAENZ1427 — 2009-08-31 00:27:20Z

sorry John Dill dob 1852 to 23 Feb 1911, thank you any.

Dill's in Hamilton County, Ohio

BarbNoble37 — 2009-08-31 00:26:18Z

I have a John G. Dill, born in Pennsylvania but settled in Hamilton County, Ohio, married Ann Chrisman, and had 3 sons and 1 daughter. One of the sons, Matthew J. Dill, was my great-grandfather.

John G. Dill disappeared from Ohio after the 1860 census, and Matthew J. Dill disappeared from Ohio after the 1900 census. Would you have any information on them that might help me?

Thank you,
Barbara Dill

Re: Archibald Dill

george_d_dill — 2009-08-20 22:09:01Z

As you can see by my name I am also a Dill and have traced my ancestors to the early Dill families of Murderkill Hundred of Delaware. I have also seen some of the posts that say our ancestors came to America from Ireland but I do not find any actual proof of this claim. I also read that you were traveling to Ireland. Were you able to find any information about the Dill family while you were there? I would be happy to hear any news that you have about our family ancestors.

I have a published biography (1878) that says that my gg grandfather (Benjamin Dill, born about 1776) migrated from Delaware to Kentucky with his family when he was young. I have also found the will of Solomon Dill (born about 1755) who is the father of Benjamin Dill. I am having dificulty connecting this Solomon Dill through which of the sons of John Dill and Sarah who were the first Dill family to settle in Murderkill Hundred of Delaware. Can you help or do you know hwo may be able to help me in this? Thanks.

With love in Christ,

George

Re: Charles Dill Ancestors - Barbara Noble

BarbNoble37 — 2009-08-16 13:25:06Z

To: jcbuker @ bukerfamily.com

I just now found your message below from 2008. I tried to email you at the above email address but it did not go through. Hopefully, you will find this message on RootsWeb and get back to me through RootsWeb.

Thank you,
~ Barbara

Dill's from Paulding/Cobb county GA

kaybear52 — 2009-07-02 17:06:25Z

Looking for any information out there for a John and Mary Dill that would have lived in the Paulding/Cobb County area. One daughter that I know of, Mary Lucinda Elizabeth Dill. I have looked and looked and can't find anything and am hoping someone else may be out there researching them also.

Mary Turner Dill (1785-1884)

desloan — 2009-07-02 16:48:01Z

Mary is my GGG-Grandmother. If anyone has any information on this family I would love to exchange infomration with you. In particular I only have 6 of her 11 childrens names and would love to learn what the other 5 children's names were.

Butler County Democrat Thursday 21 Feb 1884 p4:5
Mrs. Mary Dill departed this life on the 7th day of February, 1884, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Wadleigh [Rebecca] in Oxford, Ohio. She was born in 1785 in Baltimore County, Maryland. She moved to Muskingum County Ohio, near the site where Zanesville now stands. Many thrilling events of frontier life she could relate as well as Indian encounters, hardships and struggles to endure in order to make a comfortable home, in the wild forests along the Muskingum. Her maiden name was Turner, a descendant of John Turner, who was one of the party that came over to this country in the “Mayflower” 263 years ago. She was the mother of eleven children, of whom three survive her, B. F. Dill, of Chicago, Mrs. Gibson, of Cambridge, Ohio, and Mrs. [Rebecca] [Charles M.]Wadleigh of Oxford, and one sister and brother at Rushville, Ohio vis., Mrs. Ann Stults and John Turner. She was grandmother of 23 children, and some of those children are grand parents. Her husband [Solomon A. Dill 1790-1848] was a private in the war of 1812. She has enjoyed good health until within the last few years, when her health began to fail, and on February 2d she left the house to enjoy the bright sunshine, after a long and severe winter, to walk around in the yard when she fell and dislocated her hip, which caused her death. Her spirit took its flight at 3 o’clock a. m. February 7, 1884, through the dark valley reaching the golden shore, beckoning others to follow. Her mortal remains were laid at rest in the cemetery vault at Oxford until the weather is more favorable for burial, in this connection we may appropriately say, “Life is a mystery, a dark, deep mystery, and man’s boasted knowledge thereof is small.”

Re: Dills of Upper Greenville Co, South Carolina

paulwbrown1973 — 2009-07-02 16:43:27Z

I would love to have copies of some of these letters, especially and that mention John H. Dill (my 2nd Great-grandfather) whom is said to have served in a SC Confederate Unit.

I would gladly pay for the cost of copying and shipping, if you were willing to help out.

Thanks,

Paul Warren Brown

Re: William M Dill

paulwbrown1973 — 2009-07-02 16:33:36Z

I too am trying to understand the Dill family groups from Greenville County.

Whom were William M. Dill's children and grandchildren?

We may be related, because my mother's mother was a dill before she married.

Re: Ona Dill, Susan Huff and James Dill from Illinois

lizzyspet — 2009-03-12 17:37:23Z

Hi, I can believe (5 years later),
Wesley E. Dill and Jessie Perry were my husband's great grand parents. Do you have any other dill family members in your files? In the 1910 Census there is a : James Dill
Age in 1910: 10
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1900
Birthplace: Illinois
Relation to Head of House: Brother
I don't have my records right here but I have found a James Dill as the Father to Wesley. If you have any other information please email me or post a reply here. Thanks Linda

Re: George, Ed, Loyd Dill Mi 1936

rmurphy0525 — 2009-07-02 15:38:25Z

So sorry I can't help you, my Geo. and Louise Dill spent all their lives in Pennsylvania as far as I know and I have no Jesse Dill in my line

Re: John Dill b.Abt. 1603 Linkinhorne, Cornwall, England

bobgeo — 2009-05-26 22:38:44Z

John Dill c.28 Apr 1603 IGI batch P002241, Source Call # 0924692, Printout Call # 1145610.

Elizabeth Dill c. 27 Jan 1627/28 IGI Pedigree Resource file of Terry Chenhall Hampton.

Elizabeth Dill marriage to William Caunter 16 May 1644 IGI Batch M002241, Source Call # 0254125, Printout Call # 0933207.

Re: John Dill b.Abt. 1603 Linkinhorne, Cornwall, England

bobgeo — 2009-05-26 22:37:22Z

All I have on John Dill is his father was a Robert Dill, and he had a daughter named Elizabeth who married William Caunter in 1644 and they had a son named William.

John Dill b.Abt. 1603 Linkinhorne, Cornwall, England

bobgeo — 2009-01-05 20:22:22Z

searching for ancestors of John Dill b.Abt. 1603 Linkinhorne, Cornwall, England 1 child

Dill in DE to OH

SHADOW5779 — 2009-03-22 18:31:21Z

Looking for info on Leah (Mary Jane) Dill b. abt 1823 in DE. She married John Hatfield (b. abt 1815)possibly in Greene Co, OH abt 1843. They are on the 1860 census in Athens Co, OH with daughter Sarah and sons Henry and Ezra.
I've been going crazy trying to find Leah's parents, siblings, etc. Sure hope someone can help! TIA, Trish

Re: Dills of Upper Greenville Co, South Carolina

ehdill — 2009-01-19 17:31:11Z

As I have it: George Mitchell (1751-1839) m Anah Dill (1753-1842) and had daughters Mary Ann (1794-1833) and Anah (1790-1877).

Anah Mitchell m William Neves (1789-1844).

Mary (Polly) Ann m William M. Dill (1794-1860) and had a son Alsey Albert (1824-Civil War). He married second Caroline Johnson (1795-1880) and had a son Stephen R. (1836-Civil War).

1850 census: Greenville Co, SC, p 352 (69): Anah Nevis 60, Alsy A Dill 23, Elias Dill 23, Mary Dill 21, Harriett Bramblett 12, A Springfield 28, William 2. It appears that the children went to live with their aunt Anah Mitchell Neves after the death of their mother.

1850 census: Greenville Co, SC, p 384: William 55, Caroline 55, Stephen 13, Nancy Cockrum 70.

1860 census: Gowensville, Greenville Co, SC, p 400: W M Dill 65 SC, Caroline 65 SC, S R (m) 23 SC.

1860 census: Enoree, Greenville Co, SC, p 35: Anna Neaves 75, A A Dill (m) 35, W J Springfield (m) 11. All b SC.

William M Dill

joyshook31 — 2009-05-26 22:35:09Z

Who are the parent's of William M.Dill 1813 South Carolina?
Please HELPPPPPPPPPPP

Reeda Roberts Dill (1949-2009)

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-01-25 12:58:14Z

Reeda Roberts Dill
Reeda Roberts Dill, age 60, of Waterford died Thursday January 15, 2009 at St. Vincent Health Center. She was born on January 2, 1949 in Meadville the daughter of the late Ronald "Reed" Roberts and Alice Brunner Robert. Reeda enjoyed gardening, her 3 cats, and spending time with her beloved grandson. She graduated from Meadville High School and worked for many years at the Holiday Inn South. She had a loving heart and loved to give gifts to others. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by a nephew. She is survived by daughter, Traci Dill Vodzak and her husband Nicholas of Erie; a grandson Nevan Vodzak; a brother Walther Roberts and his wife Amy of Wildwood, Ill.; a stepfather Sonny Nelson of Powder Springs, Ga., and her companion Merrel Crisman along with a niece, a nephew, and many cousins. Friends are invited to call at the John J. Quinn Funeral Home, West 9th & Liberty St. Friday from 4:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. at which time a Funeral Service will be held. Burial will be private. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Because You Care, PO Box 54, McKean, PA 16426.
Erie Times-News from 1/21/2009 - 1/23/2009,

John J. Quinn Funeral Home,

Re: Christiana Blind

tvpadiak — 2009-04-23 00:13:03Z

Hello--
Christiana Blind was my GG paternal grandmother. Would you like to share information? I have a great deal about the Kauderer side of things.
Thank you!
Taryn

Re: Stephen "Dock" Dill

rogerheffner1 — 2009-04-18 05:42:25Z

I am still looking for info on Stephen Dill, my gggrandfather,
Salind Dill, my gggrandmother,Columbia (dill) Duckworth my
my ggr
anndmother, john Dill my ggrandfather. Wayne duckworth
my grandfather. After he and my grandmother were divorced
he married Rispie Howard of Al. We have discovered he had a
son with her. His name is Lester Geer, but he is a Duckworth. I know this is confusing but please contact me if
you have info on any of these people.

Thank you, Barbara My e-mail address is roger heffner@
att.net

Re: Peter Dill, Preble County, Ohio

jrowell193 — 2009-03-31 13:40:06Z

I also am researching this line and just now getting into it. I would like contact with others.

Re: Peter Dill

jrowell193 — 2009-03-31 13:29:31Z

My line of the family has been in contact with Nelpal but has had no answer for two years. We visited him at his home with two of my aunts and another cousin. Do you know what has happened?

Re: Peter Dill, Preble County, Ohio

jrowell193 — 2009-03-31 13:21:43Z

I don't know if you are still monitoring this or not, but I am a descendant as well as all my cousins living in Butler County, KS. My ggrandfather was Peter Dill and my grandfather was Edward Burton Dill of Augusta, Butler county, Ks. I have been also researching that Dill Line and would like information as far back as anyone has been able to push it.

Re: George, Ed, Loyd Dill Mi 1936

BSnow2000 — 2009-07-02 15:37:28Z

I'm searching for information on a Jesse Dill born abt 1872 in Lake Ann, Michigan and died 09 April 1922. He was married to the former Melissa J. Covey (my line Snows and Coveys) on 12 June 1886 in Lak Ann, MI. I believe Jesse's father's name was also Jesse and he married tyhe former Olive Wells.

Bill Snow, Peoria, AZ.

Re: Audie Ray Dill

sandralknight — 2009-03-12 17:29:09Z

Melissa,
I would like to know if your grandmother (not sure which generation) is a Brazeal? I am looking for Brazeal relatives and I believe that Audie Dill was married to a Brazeal? Let me know if this is your relative and if you have any info on the Brazeal family.
Thanks,
Sandra

Gay Torabelle Ullon married John Carroll Dill Information Please

leeangel68 — 2009-02-18 00:35:52Z

I am researching Gay Torabelle Ullon? I have her B-day as October 2,1876 ,in Bellaire OH and Died March 12,1950 at age 73 in Phil,PA . She married John Carroll Dill. Her dads name is John Ullon,,and her mom is Nancy J. i dont have a maiden name .Any help well be helpful .Thanks for reading.

Re: Peter Dill, Preble County, Ohio

brendagluth — 2009-04-13 15:20:36Z

My email address is JCROS18609@aol.com. Tell me how you descend from Peter Dill and I will be happy to share with you what I know about this line....I have been working on it for many years.

Re: Mary Lucinda Elizabeth Dill

kaybear52 — 2009-05-26 22:39:12Z

I have found a few more "Dill's" cemetery headstones in Paulding but still can't make a connection to a father/mother for Mary. Does anyone know of any Dill's from Paulding County, Georgia?

possible Dill connection to Lydia Barrett 1790's

PatriciaPattonTaylor — 2009-01-05 20:21:51Z

Some years ago I obtained a copy of the publication “New Light on Old Barratt’s” copyright 1984 written by Allen B. Clark and Jane Herson. In addition to a lot of history about the structure and the Methodist Church there is quite a bit of information on the Barrett and Sipple families. My line is with the youngest of the children of Philip Barrett, Jr. and Miriam Sipple, Lydia Barrett, who married Matthew Patton, Sr. Lydia’s birth is recorded, July the 6th 1780, in the family bible now on display in the Museum at Barratt’s. On page 47 a reference is made to Lydia during the Civil War when she was then an aged widow. “Aunt Lydia made her home with different relatives and in the course of yearly peregrinations; she arrived for a visit with a relative in the neighborhood of Barratt’s Chapel.” More details followed concerning her visit at the Chapel. This piece of information, or folklore, was footnoted: page 48, footnote 23. This tale has passed down to modern times from Mrs. Joseph Roop, who was the great-great niece of Lydia Barratt Patton, and was told to Jane Herson in July, 1983 by Mr. Millis Hurley, Milford Historian and a friend of Mrs. Roop’s daughter. I have always wondered if someone in this family may have other information to share about Lydia Barratt, information that would not have been included in the book about the Church history. If anyone is in contact with this Roop family or others that might know something about this I would love to get more information. Perhaps something more might have been archived in another location. I know that Lydia lived with each of her two sons, Matthew Patton, Jr. and Barrett Patton during some of the years after she was widowed in 1829 in Maryland. Evidently she must have spent time with some of her Delaware relatives too.

I believe Matthew Patten was married previously to Sally ? . There is a tombstone at Barratt’s Chapel for her: Sally, wife of Matthew Patton who departed this life Sept. 30th 1790, age 25 years and 9 months. Another researcher once shared with me that she had seen information somewhere that this was Sally Dill, but didn’t recall where she’d gotten that information. Does anyone out there have this connection, perhaps a Dill researcher?

The next piece of information that I have on Matthew Patton Sr. is a recorded sale of personal property in Caroline Co. MD. dated Dec.3, 1799. Matthew Patten to Benjamin Dill, of Kent Co. Delaware. In consideration 55 pounds bill of sale for furniture, 12 pairs of shoes, a carriage body and top. Acknowledged by John Bennett and Joshua Clark. Another Dill connection. I’m hoping that someone might have some knowledge of this Dill Family that might give me some more clues on this couple, Matthew Patten/Patton and wife Lydia Barrett.

Thanks, Patti

Re: Re: Solomon Dill, m Sarah Markle

gddill — 2009-01-05 20:19:54Z

I have been researching my great-great grand father Solomon Dill for some time. He lived in Clermont Co., OH from 1813 to 1820 when he died there. He did mary a Sarah Ownes during the time he was in Ohio. In my research, I found another Solomon Dill who was married to Sarah Baynard. They lived in Greene Co., OH. The later may be the personthat you are looking for. They are in the census there in Greene Co., OH. If you have any information about my gg grand father I would appreciate hearing about it. Thank you. With love in Christ,

George D. Dill

DILL Maurice F 1898-1971

t42Moore — 2008-12-17 16:44:57Z

DILL Maurice F 1898-1971

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 198,993 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

DILL Mary L 1904-1984

t42Moore — 2008-12-17 16:44:39Z

DILL Mary L 1904-1984

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 198,993 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Re: Dill/Loftis families from Delaware/Maryland

george_d_dill — 2009-05-26 22:36:21Z

I have traced my family to John Dill and his wife Sarah (maiden name unknown) of what is now Kent Co., DE. I also see that some of the Dills married into the Loftis family. I have tried to find documentation about where John Dill came from in Europe but have not found any actual documents. Do you have any documents that show he came from the Ulster region in Ireland Thank you for your help. with love in Christ,

George

Re: John Dill b.Abt. 1603 Linkinhorne, Cornwall, England

george_d_dill — 2009-05-26 22:38:17Z

The dates given for Elizabeths marriage and John's birth are not consistant with normal ages. If Elizabeth really married in 1644 she was probably 14 to 19 years of ae at that time and would have been born between 1630 and 1634. If John was Elizabeth's brother then he would have been born betwen 1620 and 1640 and their father Robert would have been born about 1590 to 1610. Do you a source for the dates that you have listed? I would love to hear more about these people. With love in Christ,

George

Re: John Dill b.Abt. 1603 Linkinhorne, Cornwall, England

george_d_dill — 2009-05-23 21:20:20Z

I just read your message about a John Dill born about 1603 in Cornwall, England. I have information about my ancestor John Dill who came to America in 1659. However I have not been able to find any ship records of where in Europe he came. If your John Dill had a child named John Dill who was born about 1630 to 1640 then I think that there may be a connection. I am highly interested in what ever information that you may be willing to share. Thank you. With love in Christ,

George

Re: Stephen Dill and Anna Montgomery 1850 Tennessee

patndave32 — 2008-12-18 23:26:35Z

Hope you are still out there, William Montgomery born abt 1813 is my 2nd Great Grandfather. Joseph is my Great Grandfather and William H is my Grandfather. Please E Mail me or answer this and I will get message

Alex/Jane Dill - Scotland-to NYC-to-Villiage of Albion, Orleans County NY state

wmcdill0201 — 2009-03-24 22:57:18Z

Researching following family:

Alex Dill b. 1806 Sct.
Jean Stoot b. 1814 Sct.

Ch:
William, Mary, Margaret, Jean, James, Robert, Rebecca,
Elizabeth, Thomas and John Dill. All born in Sct.

Imm to USA 1857, landed NYC, and move onto Albion Village,
Orleans County, NY State.

Thanks:
Bill McDill
wmcdill0201@rogers.com

Re: Dills of Upper Greenville Co, South Carolina

paulwbrown1973 — 2009-01-17 05:43:04Z

John Dill was serving in the same unit as a LT ... I can help with service records, if you need it; he is my gggGDad ... I am looking for his family (Father, mother, siblings), as ther are several census records that could be him.

Re: Dill in DE to OH

anhehala — 2009-03-22 18:31:40Z

Have gone nuts myself looking for links to Leah Mary Jane Dill married to John Francis Hatfield, Trimble, Athens Co, OH. and have had absolutely no more luck than you.

Searching for a Jacob Dill

A_HerreraCA — 2009-06-03 19:30:23Z

I recently found a marriage record showing a Jacob Dill married to an Lettishia or Letitia Jane O'Bryan or Obryan in 1880 in Arkansas, Crawford Co. I do not know where Jacob was born, but there are suggestions that it could be Ohio or Arkansas. Jacob was born about 1853. The marriage was in 1880. Could Dill also be spelled Diehl? Just looking for some help, thanking you in advance, Anna Herrera

Re: Dill Family in Oklahoma and Texas

milttx — 2009-06-08 21:13:48Z

I am trying to discover how William Edward Dill, married to "Bertie" Snellings, died in 1905, for he left 4 children as orphans, one being my husband's grandmother Maud Dill. The family story is that he died during a bank robbery, either as one of the robbers or one of the lawmen. The descendents are very curious to know which! All we know is that he is buried in Elmore City cemetery, Garvin County, Oklahoma. Thanks for any enlightenment on his death.