Brief excerpts from obituary published in unnamed, undated newspaper.
"James Dallas Hollon, Vice President of First National Bank of Winslow, Died At His home After Long Illness. Widely Known and Prominent Citizen..."
".. belonged to one of the pioneer families ... educational advantages had been limited, ... succeeded in educating himself by wide and well selected reading ... strong convictions but great delicacy of feeling and never permitted an expression of his own opinions to become offensive ..."
"... son of Samuel and Sallie Hollon ... born on a farm three and one half miles south east of Petersburg ... in 1874 was united in marriage to Anna Cassidy ... four children ... Mrs Laurettie Brenton, Mrs Sallie Brenton, Emma and Homer Hollon."
"... On April 24, 1881 his wife died leaving to his care four small children."
"In Dec. 1882, he was united in marriage to Caroline Naney who survives him."
"About five years ago, his health began to fail ... strong will power remained up and active until four days previous to his death."
Survivors include one brother, three daughters, one son, 14 grandchildren.
"James Dallas Hollon, Vice President of First National Bank of Winslow, Died At His home After Long Illness. Widely Known and Prominent Citizen..."
".. belonged to one of the pioneer families ... educational advantages had been limited, ... succeeded in educating himself by wide and well selected reading ... strong convictions but great delicacy of feeling and never permitted an expression of his own opinions to become offensive ..."
"... son of Samuel and Sallie Hollon ... born on a farm three and one half miles south east of Petersburg ... in 1874 was united in marriage to Anna Cassidy ... four children ... Mrs Laurettie Brenton, Mrs Sallie Brenton, Emma and Homer Hollon."
"... On April 24, 1881 his wife died leaving to his care four small children."
"In Dec. 1882, he was united in marriage to Caroline Naney who survives him."
"About five years ago, his health began to fail ... strong will power remained up and active until four days previous to his death."
Survivors include one brother, three daughters, one son, 14 grandchildren.
Brief excerpts from obituary published in unnamed, undated newspaper.
"James Dallas Hollon, Vice President of First National Bank of Winslow, Died At His home After Long Illness. Widely Known and Prominent Citizen..."
".. belonged to one of the pioneer families ... educational advantages had been limited, ... succeeded in educating himself by wide and well selected reading ... strong convictions but great delicacy of feeling and never permitted an expression of his own opinions to become offensive ..."
"... son of Samuel and Sallie Hollon ... born on a farm three and one half miles south east of Petersburg ... in 1874 was united in marriage to Anna Cassidy ... four children ... Mrs Laurettie Brenton, Mrs Sallie Brenton, Emma and Homer Hollon."
"... On April 24, 1881 his wife died leaving to his care four small children."
"In Dec. 1882, he was united in marriage to Caroline Naney who survives him."
"About five years ago, his health began to fail ... strong will power remained up and active until four days previous to his death."
Survivors include one brother, three daughters, one son, 14 grandchildren.
"James Dallas Hollon, Vice President of First National Bank of Winslow, Died At His home After Long Illness. Widely Known and Prominent Citizen..."
".. belonged to one of the pioneer families ... educational advantages had been limited, ... succeeded in educating himself by wide and well selected reading ... strong convictions but great delicacy of feeling and never permitted an expression of his own opinions to become offensive ..."
"... son of Samuel and Sallie Hollon ... born on a farm three and one half miles south east of Petersburg ... in 1874 was united in marriage to Anna Cassidy ... four children ... Mrs Laurettie Brenton, Mrs Sallie Brenton, Emma and Homer Hollon."
"... On April 24, 1881 his wife died leaving to his care four small children."
"In Dec. 1882, he was united in marriage to Caroline Naney who survives him."
"About five years ago, his health began to fail ... strong will power remained up and active until four days previous to his death."
Survivors include one brother, three daughters, one son, 14 grandchildren.
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