William A. Exline
Born 4 September 1855
Sources: Exline History Book, 1996
The History of Appanoose County, Iowa, Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1878, page 569
William Allen Exline
Birth 4 September 1855
Genealogy of the Exline and Axline family, by Edythe Wilson Thoesen, Emma Miller Exline and Leo L. Holz, published in Texas in 1952, page 140
William Allen Exline
Birth 5 September 1855 in Jackson County, Ohio
Death 14 January 1941 Appanoose County, Iowa (incorrect - Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa)
Genealogy of the Exline and Axline family, by Edythe Wilson Thoesen, Emma Miller Exline and Leo L. Holz, published in Texas in 1952, page 145
William Arnold Exline
Birth 5 September 1856 in Ohio
Death 14 January 1941 Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa
Source: obituaries from Centerville, Iowa newspapers below
Iowa death certificate
William A. Exline
Born 5 Sep 1848 in Exline, Iowa - incorrect
1860 United States Federal Census on 11 June 1860 in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio
Name William A Exline
Age 5
Birth Year abt 1855
1900 United States Federal Census
Name William Exline
Age 45
Birth Date Sep 1854
EXLINE FUNERAL HELD AT CHURCH WEDNESDAY P.M.
Town Named After Father of Deceased: Lived in Centerville Many Years
Funeral services for Wm. A. Exline, who passed away January 14 at the home of his son, Arch Exline at Des Moines, were held from the Exline Christian church Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Exline, who was past 84 years of age at the time of his death, was the son of David and Mary Exline. The town of Exline was named in honor of his father, Dave, who was the first merchant here, back in the '60's. Mr. Exline was born in Ohio but came to Iowa with his parents in 1862. They settled on the farm where Mrs. C. O. Johnson now resides.
The deceased was a resident of Centerville for many years, until ill health made it necessary for him to make his home with his children, first going to Moline, Ill., and later to Des Moines.
He was the father of six children. His wife, Mary Ellen Deahl Exline died in 1935 (1934) and was buried in Moline. A son Charles passed away at the age of 12. A brother, "Ed" or J. E. Exline, formerly a local resident, survives and now lives in California.
Funeral services were also held at Des Moines, Wednesday morning. The rites here were conducted by E. E. Withrow, who was a childhood acquaintance of the deceased and has been a friend of the family for many years. The scripture selection was taken from Psalm 39.
Mrs. Paul Caster sang two selections, "Shall We Gather at the River?" and "The End of the Road." Mrs. Jasper Campbell assisted as accompanist.
Pallbearers were the following relatives and friends of the family: C. R. Withrow, George Withrow, W. P. Farnsworth, all of Centerville, Roy Deahl, Lawrence Gradwell and Clovie Deahl.
All of his children were here for the funeral. They are: Arch and Bert Exline and their families, of Des Moines, Oswa Exline of Moline, Mrs. Grace Conda of Moline, and Mrs. Stella Jonick of Moline.
James H. Findley and Jas. Charlson of the White's Funeral Home of Des Moines were in charge of the funeral, assisted in the interment by Johnson. Burial was in the family lot in the old cemetery here.
Centerville Daily Iowegian and Citizen, Centerville, Iowa, Monday, January 20, 1941, page 4
OBITUARY
William Arnold Exline.
William Arnold Exline, son of David and Mary Exline, was born in the state of Ohio Sept. 5, 1856. He came with his parents to Iowa in 1862 and settled on a farm about two and one-half miles east of Exline where he grew to young manhood. Later the father moved to and was instrumental in laying out the town which bears his name, Exline.
William A. was united in marriage to Mary Eliza Deahl and to this union six children were born. Charles died at the age of twelve years; the remaining children are Owen (Oswa) Exline of Moline, Ill., Arch and Bert of Des Moines and two daughters, Mrs. Stella Jonick and Mrs. Grace Conda of Moline, Ill. The family resided on a farm east of Exline for a number of years and later moved to Centerville, Ia. Mrs. Exline preceded her husband in death. She died in 1935 (1934) and was buried in Moline, Ill.
Mr. Exline lived in Centerville until in July when his health became bad. He was taken to his daughter's home in Illinois for a short time and was then taken to Des Moines where he lived with his sons until the time of his death, January 14, 1941, age 84 years, 4 months and 9 days. He leaves one brother J. E. Exline of Downey, California, the only remaining member of the David Exline family, the founder of the town that bears the name.
Funeral services were held at the White funeral home in Des Moines and short services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Christian church at Exline in charge of E. E. Withrow who was a life long friend of the deceased. He chose the scripture reading in 39 Psalm. Mrs. Paul Caster sang the hymns "Shall We Gather At The River?" and "The End of the Road," with Mrs. Jasper Campbell at the piano. Burial was in the family lot in the Exline cemetery.
Funeral directors were from the White funeral home of Des Moines assisted by the local director, Eurus Johnson.
Centerville Daily Iowegian and Citizen, Centerville, Iowa, Thursday, January 23, 1941, page 11
Born 4 September 1855
Sources: Exline History Book, 1996
The History of Appanoose County, Iowa, Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1878, page 569
William Allen Exline
Birth 4 September 1855
Genealogy of the Exline and Axline family, by Edythe Wilson Thoesen, Emma Miller Exline and Leo L. Holz, published in Texas in 1952, page 140
William Allen Exline
Birth 5 September 1855 in Jackson County, Ohio
Death 14 January 1941 Appanoose County, Iowa (incorrect - Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa)
Genealogy of the Exline and Axline family, by Edythe Wilson Thoesen, Emma Miller Exline and Leo L. Holz, published in Texas in 1952, page 145
William Arnold Exline
Birth 5 September 1856 in Ohio
Death 14 January 1941 Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa
Source: obituaries from Centerville, Iowa newspapers below
Iowa death certificate
William A. Exline
Born 5 Sep 1848 in Exline, Iowa - incorrect
1860 United States Federal Census on 11 June 1860 in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio
Name William A Exline
Age 5
Birth Year abt 1855
1900 United States Federal Census
Name William Exline
Age 45
Birth Date Sep 1854
EXLINE FUNERAL HELD AT CHURCH WEDNESDAY P.M.
Town Named After Father of Deceased: Lived in Centerville Many Years
Funeral services for Wm. A. Exline, who passed away January 14 at the home of his son, Arch Exline at Des Moines, were held from the Exline Christian church Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Exline, who was past 84 years of age at the time of his death, was the son of David and Mary Exline. The town of Exline was named in honor of his father, Dave, who was the first merchant here, back in the '60's. Mr. Exline was born in Ohio but came to Iowa with his parents in 1862. They settled on the farm where Mrs. C. O. Johnson now resides.
The deceased was a resident of Centerville for many years, until ill health made it necessary for him to make his home with his children, first going to Moline, Ill., and later to Des Moines.
He was the father of six children. His wife, Mary Ellen Deahl Exline died in 1935 (1934) and was buried in Moline. A son Charles passed away at the age of 12. A brother, "Ed" or J. E. Exline, formerly a local resident, survives and now lives in California.
Funeral services were also held at Des Moines, Wednesday morning. The rites here were conducted by E. E. Withrow, who was a childhood acquaintance of the deceased and has been a friend of the family for many years. The scripture selection was taken from Psalm 39.
Mrs. Paul Caster sang two selections, "Shall We Gather at the River?" and "The End of the Road." Mrs. Jasper Campbell assisted as accompanist.
Pallbearers were the following relatives and friends of the family: C. R. Withrow, George Withrow, W. P. Farnsworth, all of Centerville, Roy Deahl, Lawrence Gradwell and Clovie Deahl.
All of his children were here for the funeral. They are: Arch and Bert Exline and their families, of Des Moines, Oswa Exline of Moline, Mrs. Grace Conda of Moline, and Mrs. Stella Jonick of Moline.
James H. Findley and Jas. Charlson of the White's Funeral Home of Des Moines were in charge of the funeral, assisted in the interment by Johnson. Burial was in the family lot in the old cemetery here.
Centerville Daily Iowegian and Citizen, Centerville, Iowa, Monday, January 20, 1941, page 4
OBITUARY
William Arnold Exline.
William Arnold Exline, son of David and Mary Exline, was born in the state of Ohio Sept. 5, 1856. He came with his parents to Iowa in 1862 and settled on a farm about two and one-half miles east of Exline where he grew to young manhood. Later the father moved to and was instrumental in laying out the town which bears his name, Exline.
William A. was united in marriage to Mary Eliza Deahl and to this union six children were born. Charles died at the age of twelve years; the remaining children are Owen (Oswa) Exline of Moline, Ill., Arch and Bert of Des Moines and two daughters, Mrs. Stella Jonick and Mrs. Grace Conda of Moline, Ill. The family resided on a farm east of Exline for a number of years and later moved to Centerville, Ia. Mrs. Exline preceded her husband in death. She died in 1935 (1934) and was buried in Moline, Ill.
Mr. Exline lived in Centerville until in July when his health became bad. He was taken to his daughter's home in Illinois for a short time and was then taken to Des Moines where he lived with his sons until the time of his death, January 14, 1941, age 84 years, 4 months and 9 days. He leaves one brother J. E. Exline of Downey, California, the only remaining member of the David Exline family, the founder of the town that bears the name.
Funeral services were held at the White funeral home in Des Moines and short services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Christian church at Exline in charge of E. E. Withrow who was a life long friend of the deceased. He chose the scripture reading in 39 Psalm. Mrs. Paul Caster sang the hymns "Shall We Gather At The River?" and "The End of the Road," with Mrs. Jasper Campbell at the piano. Burial was in the family lot in the Exline cemetery.
Funeral directors were from the White funeral home of Des Moines assisted by the local director, Eurus Johnson.
Centerville Daily Iowegian and Citizen, Centerville, Iowa, Thursday, January 23, 1941, page 11
William A. Exline
Born 4 September 1855
Sources: Exline History Book, 1996
The History of Appanoose County, Iowa, Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1878, page 569
William Allen Exline
Birth 4 September 1855
Genealogy of the Exline and Axline family, by Edythe Wilson Thoesen, Emma Miller Exline and Leo L. Holz, published in Texas in 1952, page 140
William Allen Exline
Birth 5 September 1855 in Jackson County, Ohio
Death 14 January 1941 Appanoose County, Iowa (incorrect - Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa)
Genealogy of the Exline and Axline family, by Edythe Wilson Thoesen, Emma Miller Exline and Leo L. Holz, published in Texas in 1952, page 145
William Arnold Exline
Birth 5 September 1856 in Ohio
Death 14 January 1941 Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa
Source: obituaries from Centerville, Iowa newspapers below
Iowa death certificate
William A. Exline
Born 5 Sep 1848 in Exline, Iowa - incorrect
1860 United States Federal Census on 11 June 1860 in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio
Name William A Exline
Age 5
Birth Year abt 1855
1900 United States Federal Census
Name William Exline
Age 45
Birth Date Sep 1854
EXLINE FUNERAL HELD AT CHURCH WEDNESDAY P.M.
Town Named After Father of Deceased: Lived in Centerville Many Years
Funeral services for Wm. A. Exline, who passed away January 14 at the home of his son, Arch Exline at Des Moines, were held from the Exline Christian church Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Exline, who was past 84 years of age at the time of his death, was the son of David and Mary Exline. The town of Exline was named in honor of his father, Dave, who was the first merchant here, back in the '60's. Mr. Exline was born in Ohio but came to Iowa with his parents in 1862. They settled on the farm where Mrs. C. O. Johnson now resides.
The deceased was a resident of Centerville for many years, until ill health made it necessary for him to make his home with his children, first going to Moline, Ill., and later to Des Moines.
He was the father of six children. His wife, Mary Ellen Deahl Exline died in 1935 (1934) and was buried in Moline. A son Charles passed away at the age of 12. A brother, "Ed" or J. E. Exline, formerly a local resident, survives and now lives in California.
Funeral services were also held at Des Moines, Wednesday morning. The rites here were conducted by E. E. Withrow, who was a childhood acquaintance of the deceased and has been a friend of the family for many years. The scripture selection was taken from Psalm 39.
Mrs. Paul Caster sang two selections, "Shall We Gather at the River?" and "The End of the Road." Mrs. Jasper Campbell assisted as accompanist.
Pallbearers were the following relatives and friends of the family: C. R. Withrow, George Withrow, W. P. Farnsworth, all of Centerville, Roy Deahl, Lawrence Gradwell and Clovie Deahl.
All of his children were here for the funeral. They are: Arch and Bert Exline and their families, of Des Moines, Oswa Exline of Moline, Mrs. Grace Conda of Moline, and Mrs. Stella Jonick of Moline.
James H. Findley and Jas. Charlson of the White's Funeral Home of Des Moines were in charge of the funeral, assisted in the interment by Johnson. Burial was in the family lot in the old cemetery here.
Centerville Daily Iowegian and Citizen, Centerville, Iowa, Monday, January 20, 1941, page 4
OBITUARY
William Arnold Exline.
William Arnold Exline, son of David and Mary Exline, was born in the state of Ohio Sept. 5, 1856. He came with his parents to Iowa in 1862 and settled on a farm about two and one-half miles east of Exline where he grew to young manhood. Later the father moved to and was instrumental in laying out the town which bears his name, Exline.
William A. was united in marriage to Mary Eliza Deahl and to this union six children were born. Charles died at the age of twelve years; the remaining children are Owen (Oswa) Exline of Moline, Ill., Arch and Bert of Des Moines and two daughters, Mrs. Stella Jonick and Mrs. Grace Conda of Moline, Ill. The family resided on a farm east of Exline for a number of years and later moved to Centerville, Ia. Mrs. Exline preceded her husband in death. She died in 1935 (1934) and was buried in Moline, Ill.
Mr. Exline lived in Centerville until in July when his health became bad. He was taken to his daughter's home in Illinois for a short time and was then taken to Des Moines where he lived with his sons until the time of his death, January 14, 1941, age 84 years, 4 months and 9 days. He leaves one brother J. E. Exline of Downey, California, the only remaining member of the David Exline family, the founder of the town that bears the name.
Funeral services were held at the White funeral home in Des Moines and short services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Christian church at Exline in charge of E. E. Withrow who was a life long friend of the deceased. He chose the scripture reading in 39 Psalm. Mrs. Paul Caster sang the hymns "Shall We Gather At The River?" and "The End of the Road," with Mrs. Jasper Campbell at the piano. Burial was in the family lot in the Exline cemetery.
Funeral directors were from the White funeral home of Des Moines assisted by the local director, Eurus Johnson.
Centerville Daily Iowegian and Citizen, Centerville, Iowa, Thursday, January 23, 1941, page 11
Born 4 September 1855
Sources: Exline History Book, 1996
The History of Appanoose County, Iowa, Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1878, page 569
William Allen Exline
Birth 4 September 1855
Genealogy of the Exline and Axline family, by Edythe Wilson Thoesen, Emma Miller Exline and Leo L. Holz, published in Texas in 1952, page 140
William Allen Exline
Birth 5 September 1855 in Jackson County, Ohio
Death 14 January 1941 Appanoose County, Iowa (incorrect - Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa)
Genealogy of the Exline and Axline family, by Edythe Wilson Thoesen, Emma Miller Exline and Leo L. Holz, published in Texas in 1952, page 145
William Arnold Exline
Birth 5 September 1856 in Ohio
Death 14 January 1941 Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa
Source: obituaries from Centerville, Iowa newspapers below
Iowa death certificate
William A. Exline
Born 5 Sep 1848 in Exline, Iowa - incorrect
1860 United States Federal Census on 11 June 1860 in Milton Township, Jackson County, Ohio
Name William A Exline
Age 5
Birth Year abt 1855
1900 United States Federal Census
Name William Exline
Age 45
Birth Date Sep 1854
EXLINE FUNERAL HELD AT CHURCH WEDNESDAY P.M.
Town Named After Father of Deceased: Lived in Centerville Many Years
Funeral services for Wm. A. Exline, who passed away January 14 at the home of his son, Arch Exline at Des Moines, were held from the Exline Christian church Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Exline, who was past 84 years of age at the time of his death, was the son of David and Mary Exline. The town of Exline was named in honor of his father, Dave, who was the first merchant here, back in the '60's. Mr. Exline was born in Ohio but came to Iowa with his parents in 1862. They settled on the farm where Mrs. C. O. Johnson now resides.
The deceased was a resident of Centerville for many years, until ill health made it necessary for him to make his home with his children, first going to Moline, Ill., and later to Des Moines.
He was the father of six children. His wife, Mary Ellen Deahl Exline died in 1935 (1934) and was buried in Moline. A son Charles passed away at the age of 12. A brother, "Ed" or J. E. Exline, formerly a local resident, survives and now lives in California.
Funeral services were also held at Des Moines, Wednesday morning. The rites here were conducted by E. E. Withrow, who was a childhood acquaintance of the deceased and has been a friend of the family for many years. The scripture selection was taken from Psalm 39.
Mrs. Paul Caster sang two selections, "Shall We Gather at the River?" and "The End of the Road." Mrs. Jasper Campbell assisted as accompanist.
Pallbearers were the following relatives and friends of the family: C. R. Withrow, George Withrow, W. P. Farnsworth, all of Centerville, Roy Deahl, Lawrence Gradwell and Clovie Deahl.
All of his children were here for the funeral. They are: Arch and Bert Exline and their families, of Des Moines, Oswa Exline of Moline, Mrs. Grace Conda of Moline, and Mrs. Stella Jonick of Moline.
James H. Findley and Jas. Charlson of the White's Funeral Home of Des Moines were in charge of the funeral, assisted in the interment by Johnson. Burial was in the family lot in the old cemetery here.
Centerville Daily Iowegian and Citizen, Centerville, Iowa, Monday, January 20, 1941, page 4
OBITUARY
William Arnold Exline.
William Arnold Exline, son of David and Mary Exline, was born in the state of Ohio Sept. 5, 1856. He came with his parents to Iowa in 1862 and settled on a farm about two and one-half miles east of Exline where he grew to young manhood. Later the father moved to and was instrumental in laying out the town which bears his name, Exline.
William A. was united in marriage to Mary Eliza Deahl and to this union six children were born. Charles died at the age of twelve years; the remaining children are Owen (Oswa) Exline of Moline, Ill., Arch and Bert of Des Moines and two daughters, Mrs. Stella Jonick and Mrs. Grace Conda of Moline, Ill. The family resided on a farm east of Exline for a number of years and later moved to Centerville, Ia. Mrs. Exline preceded her husband in death. She died in 1935 (1934) and was buried in Moline, Ill.
Mr. Exline lived in Centerville until in July when his health became bad. He was taken to his daughter's home in Illinois for a short time and was then taken to Des Moines where he lived with his sons until the time of his death, January 14, 1941, age 84 years, 4 months and 9 days. He leaves one brother J. E. Exline of Downey, California, the only remaining member of the David Exline family, the founder of the town that bears the name.
Funeral services were held at the White funeral home in Des Moines and short services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Christian church at Exline in charge of E. E. Withrow who was a life long friend of the deceased. He chose the scripture reading in 39 Psalm. Mrs. Paul Caster sang the hymns "Shall We Gather At The River?" and "The End of the Road," with Mrs. Jasper Campbell at the piano. Burial was in the family lot in the Exline cemetery.
Funeral directors were from the White funeral home of Des Moines assisted by the local director, Eurus Johnson.
Centerville Daily Iowegian and Citizen, Centerville, Iowa, Thursday, January 23, 1941, page 11
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