Daniel Webster "Paddy" Dinger was born in Pinecreek Twp., Jefferson Co., PA.
He was the son of David Dinger and Eleanor Siverling.
He married Clara Rosetta Baum on 1 Nov 1890 in Emerickville, Jefferson Co., PA.
Daniel was buried 10 Sep 1938.
NOTE: Some information was obtained from his Pennsylvania Death Certificate (#83412).
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NOTE: The information below was provided by Marianne Fisher.
Born in Pine Creek Township; he was a native of Emerickville. His parents, David & Eleanor Dinger, were pioneer settlers of Emerickville.
He passed away at his home on Chambers Street in Blairton[sic?], near Vandergrift, Pennsylvania.
Paddy was a nickname he received many years ago from his fellow lumberman along the Little Toby in Elk County. He was a jolly likable fellow and had a host of friends in Reynoldsville who always welcomed his frequent visits to that place.
He was survived by his widow, Clara R. Dinger.
Two children:
~ Mrs. C.E. Schuckers, of Gary, Indiana;
~ Mrs. F.O. Deemer, of Apollo, R.D.;
These siblings also survived:
~ Mrs. Charles Martz, of Brookville;
~ Mrs. Mary Fike, of Knoxdale;
~ Mrs. Minnie Himes, of Anita;
~ C.M. Dinger, of Reynoldsville;
~ A.G. Dinger, of Reynoldsville;
~ John S. Dinger, of Emerickville.
Funeral services were held in the home with Rev. R.H. Little, pastor of the Vandergrift Methodist Church in charge, assisted by Rev. James H. Jelbert of Meadville, a family friend.
Source:
Extracted from The Punxsutawney Spirit; Punxsutawney, Jefferson County; Dated about 11 September 1938. {Copy is available}
Additional Source:
The Pennsylvania Department of Vital Records-Death Certificate Number-83412; which states he died in Washington Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
He was the son of David Dinger and Eleanor Siverling.
He married Clara Rosetta Baum on 1 Nov 1890 in Emerickville, Jefferson Co., PA.
Daniel was buried 10 Sep 1938.
NOTE: Some information was obtained from his Pennsylvania Death Certificate (#83412).
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NOTE: The information below was provided by Marianne Fisher.
Born in Pine Creek Township; he was a native of Emerickville. His parents, David & Eleanor Dinger, were pioneer settlers of Emerickville.
He passed away at his home on Chambers Street in Blairton[sic?], near Vandergrift, Pennsylvania.
Paddy was a nickname he received many years ago from his fellow lumberman along the Little Toby in Elk County. He was a jolly likable fellow and had a host of friends in Reynoldsville who always welcomed his frequent visits to that place.
He was survived by his widow, Clara R. Dinger.
Two children:
~ Mrs. C.E. Schuckers, of Gary, Indiana;
~ Mrs. F.O. Deemer, of Apollo, R.D.;
These siblings also survived:
~ Mrs. Charles Martz, of Brookville;
~ Mrs. Mary Fike, of Knoxdale;
~ Mrs. Minnie Himes, of Anita;
~ C.M. Dinger, of Reynoldsville;
~ A.G. Dinger, of Reynoldsville;
~ John S. Dinger, of Emerickville.
Funeral services were held in the home with Rev. R.H. Little, pastor of the Vandergrift Methodist Church in charge, assisted by Rev. James H. Jelbert of Meadville, a family friend.
Source:
Extracted from The Punxsutawney Spirit; Punxsutawney, Jefferson County; Dated about 11 September 1938. {Copy is available}
Additional Source:
The Pennsylvania Department of Vital Records-Death Certificate Number-83412; which states he died in Washington Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
Daniel Webster "Paddy" Dinger was born in Pinecreek Twp., Jefferson Co., PA.
He was the son of David Dinger and Eleanor Siverling.
He married Clara Rosetta Baum on 1 Nov 1890 in Emerickville, Jefferson Co., PA.
Daniel was buried 10 Sep 1938.
NOTE: Some information was obtained from his Pennsylvania Death Certificate (#83412).
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NOTE: The information below was provided by Marianne Fisher.
Born in Pine Creek Township; he was a native of Emerickville. His parents, David & Eleanor Dinger, were pioneer settlers of Emerickville.
He passed away at his home on Chambers Street in Blairton[sic?], near Vandergrift, Pennsylvania.
Paddy was a nickname he received many years ago from his fellow lumberman along the Little Toby in Elk County. He was a jolly likable fellow and had a host of friends in Reynoldsville who always welcomed his frequent visits to that place.
He was survived by his widow, Clara R. Dinger.
Two children:
~ Mrs. C.E. Schuckers, of Gary, Indiana;
~ Mrs. F.O. Deemer, of Apollo, R.D.;
These siblings also survived:
~ Mrs. Charles Martz, of Brookville;
~ Mrs. Mary Fike, of Knoxdale;
~ Mrs. Minnie Himes, of Anita;
~ C.M. Dinger, of Reynoldsville;
~ A.G. Dinger, of Reynoldsville;
~ John S. Dinger, of Emerickville.
Funeral services were held in the home with Rev. R.H. Little, pastor of the Vandergrift Methodist Church in charge, assisted by Rev. James H. Jelbert of Meadville, a family friend.
Source:
Extracted from The Punxsutawney Spirit; Punxsutawney, Jefferson County; Dated about 11 September 1938. {Copy is available}
Additional Source:
The Pennsylvania Department of Vital Records-Death Certificate Number-83412; which states he died in Washington Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
He was the son of David Dinger and Eleanor Siverling.
He married Clara Rosetta Baum on 1 Nov 1890 in Emerickville, Jefferson Co., PA.
Daniel was buried 10 Sep 1938.
NOTE: Some information was obtained from his Pennsylvania Death Certificate (#83412).
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NOTE: The information below was provided by Marianne Fisher.
Born in Pine Creek Township; he was a native of Emerickville. His parents, David & Eleanor Dinger, were pioneer settlers of Emerickville.
He passed away at his home on Chambers Street in Blairton[sic?], near Vandergrift, Pennsylvania.
Paddy was a nickname he received many years ago from his fellow lumberman along the Little Toby in Elk County. He was a jolly likable fellow and had a host of friends in Reynoldsville who always welcomed his frequent visits to that place.
He was survived by his widow, Clara R. Dinger.
Two children:
~ Mrs. C.E. Schuckers, of Gary, Indiana;
~ Mrs. F.O. Deemer, of Apollo, R.D.;
These siblings also survived:
~ Mrs. Charles Martz, of Brookville;
~ Mrs. Mary Fike, of Knoxdale;
~ Mrs. Minnie Himes, of Anita;
~ C.M. Dinger, of Reynoldsville;
~ A.G. Dinger, of Reynoldsville;
~ John S. Dinger, of Emerickville.
Funeral services were held in the home with Rev. R.H. Little, pastor of the Vandergrift Methodist Church in charge, assisted by Rev. James H. Jelbert of Meadville, a family friend.
Source:
Extracted from The Punxsutawney Spirit; Punxsutawney, Jefferson County; Dated about 11 September 1938. {Copy is available}
Additional Source:
The Pennsylvania Department of Vital Records-Death Certificate Number-83412; which states he died in Washington Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
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