June 1, 1880 census. DILLING.
Padonia Twp., Brown Co., KS.
Henry, 48, Farmer, he & parents b.PA.
Sarah, 43, wife, she & parents b.PA.
Jane, 22, Dau, single, b.PA.
George, 20, Son, Farmer, b.PA.
Andrew, 18, Son, b.PA.
Kate, 16, dau, b.PA.
Emma, 14, dau, b.IL.
John, 12, Son, b.IL.
Maggie, 10, Dau, b.IL.
Ella, 8, Dau, b.IL.
Charley, 6, Son, b.KS.
Joseph, 4, Son, b.KS.
June 1, 1900 census. DILLING household.
Hamlin Twp., Brown Co., KS
Henry, head, b.Aug 1831, 68, marr45yrs, b.PA, parents b.PA, farmer.
Sarah, wife, b.Jan 1837, 63, marr45yrs, 11 children(all living), b.PA, parents b.PA.
Charles H., son, b.Apr 1874, 26, single, b.KS, parents b.PA, farmer.
Joseph J., son, b.Apr 1876, 24, single, b.KS, parents b.PA, farm laborer.
Henry Dilling Badly Hurt.
Henry Dilling, an old and much respected farmer living near Hamlin, was seriously hurt Monday by falling off a load of wood. He was sitting on top of the wood, which was piled on a low wagon. One stick fell off the load and in changing his seat Mr. Dilling slipped and fell to the ground. He fell on the stick of wood and a big splinter broke his cheek bone and cut a big gash in his face. The injuries received in the fall were most serious, however, and may prove fatal. Mr. Dilling is 74 years old.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS),
Fri, Dec 2, 1904, p.27.
Henry Dilling, the well known Brown county farmer who was dangerously injured a number of weeks ago near Hamlin by falling from a load wood, is now said to be on the road to recovery. On account of his age it was feared that he would not survive. Mr. Dilling has remarkable vitality.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS)
Fri Jan 27, 1905, p.16.
Dilling.
Henry Dilling, one of the oldest settlers in the county, died at his home near Hamlin Tuesday, February 21, at 5:30 p. m. He was 74 years old and leaves a large family of sons and daughters, all grown. The funeral was held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Progressive church in Hamlin.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS)
Fri Feb 24, 1905, p.13.
Hamlin
Hamlin, Kans., Feb. 22, 1905.— ....Henry Dilling died Tuesday afternoon at his home north of Hamlin after months of patient suffering.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS)
Fri Feb 24, 1905, p.23.
DEATHS
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Dilling.
Henry Dilling was injured in an accident in November 1904 and after lingering for 12 weeks, passed away at his home near Hamlin on Tuesday, February 21. During his long illness he was cared for by trained nurses from St. Joseph. He was born near Martinsburg, Penn., August 20, 1831, and was married in 1855. He moved to Carrol county Ill., and in 1871 to Brown county, Kans., where the family has since continuously resided. Mr. Dilling is survived by a wife and 11 children, his being the first death in the family, Had he lived until April 1, the husband and wife would have spent 50 years of married life together. On Thursday, February 23, funeral services were conducted in the Brethern church at Hamlin by Rev. E. E. Haskins, assisted by Rev. Wm. Bauman, of Morrill. Mr. Dilling was a member of the Bethany church. A large concourse of friends gathered to pay a last token of respect to the deceased. The children of Henry Dilling present at the funeral were: Mrs. M. M. Unkefer, Mrs. F. M. Purdy, G. N. Dilling, of Fairview; Mrs. H. L. Hiskey, A. C. Dilling, J. C. Dilling, of Hiawatha; Mrs. John Syster, of Reserve; C. H. Dilling and J. J. Dilling, of Hamlin. Those who were unable to get home were: Mrs. John Thornton, of Somerville, Tenn; Mrs. T. J. Gillilan, of El Reno, Okla. He leaves 24 grandchildren. The body bearers were all old neighbors: David Crews, J. J. Burger, Peter Pfeiffer, E. Landis, Elias Berkley and Samuel Oldt.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS),
Fri, Mar 3, 1905, p.8 & 9.
Padonia Twp., Brown Co., KS.
Henry, 48, Farmer, he & parents b.PA.
Sarah, 43, wife, she & parents b.PA.
Jane, 22, Dau, single, b.PA.
George, 20, Son, Farmer, b.PA.
Andrew, 18, Son, b.PA.
Kate, 16, dau, b.PA.
Emma, 14, dau, b.IL.
John, 12, Son, b.IL.
Maggie, 10, Dau, b.IL.
Ella, 8, Dau, b.IL.
Charley, 6, Son, b.KS.
Joseph, 4, Son, b.KS.
June 1, 1900 census. DILLING household.
Hamlin Twp., Brown Co., KS
Henry, head, b.Aug 1831, 68, marr45yrs, b.PA, parents b.PA, farmer.
Sarah, wife, b.Jan 1837, 63, marr45yrs, 11 children(all living), b.PA, parents b.PA.
Charles H., son, b.Apr 1874, 26, single, b.KS, parents b.PA, farmer.
Joseph J., son, b.Apr 1876, 24, single, b.KS, parents b.PA, farm laborer.
Henry Dilling Badly Hurt.
Henry Dilling, an old and much respected farmer living near Hamlin, was seriously hurt Monday by falling off a load of wood. He was sitting on top of the wood, which was piled on a low wagon. One stick fell off the load and in changing his seat Mr. Dilling slipped and fell to the ground. He fell on the stick of wood and a big splinter broke his cheek bone and cut a big gash in his face. The injuries received in the fall were most serious, however, and may prove fatal. Mr. Dilling is 74 years old.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS),
Fri, Dec 2, 1904, p.27.
Henry Dilling, the well known Brown county farmer who was dangerously injured a number of weeks ago near Hamlin by falling from a load wood, is now said to be on the road to recovery. On account of his age it was feared that he would not survive. Mr. Dilling has remarkable vitality.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS)
Fri Jan 27, 1905, p.16.
Dilling.
Henry Dilling, one of the oldest settlers in the county, died at his home near Hamlin Tuesday, February 21, at 5:30 p. m. He was 74 years old and leaves a large family of sons and daughters, all grown. The funeral was held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Progressive church in Hamlin.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS)
Fri Feb 24, 1905, p.13.
Hamlin
Hamlin, Kans., Feb. 22, 1905.— ....Henry Dilling died Tuesday afternoon at his home north of Hamlin after months of patient suffering.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS)
Fri Feb 24, 1905, p.23.
DEATHS
————
Dilling.
Henry Dilling was injured in an accident in November 1904 and after lingering for 12 weeks, passed away at his home near Hamlin on Tuesday, February 21. During his long illness he was cared for by trained nurses from St. Joseph. He was born near Martinsburg, Penn., August 20, 1831, and was married in 1855. He moved to Carrol county Ill., and in 1871 to Brown county, Kans., where the family has since continuously resided. Mr. Dilling is survived by a wife and 11 children, his being the first death in the family, Had he lived until April 1, the husband and wife would have spent 50 years of married life together. On Thursday, February 23, funeral services were conducted in the Brethern church at Hamlin by Rev. E. E. Haskins, assisted by Rev. Wm. Bauman, of Morrill. Mr. Dilling was a member of the Bethany church. A large concourse of friends gathered to pay a last token of respect to the deceased. The children of Henry Dilling present at the funeral were: Mrs. M. M. Unkefer, Mrs. F. M. Purdy, G. N. Dilling, of Fairview; Mrs. H. L. Hiskey, A. C. Dilling, J. C. Dilling, of Hiawatha; Mrs. John Syster, of Reserve; C. H. Dilling and J. J. Dilling, of Hamlin. Those who were unable to get home were: Mrs. John Thornton, of Somerville, Tenn; Mrs. T. J. Gillilan, of El Reno, Okla. He leaves 24 grandchildren. The body bearers were all old neighbors: David Crews, J. J. Burger, Peter Pfeiffer, E. Landis, Elias Berkley and Samuel Oldt.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS),
Fri, Mar 3, 1905, p.8 & 9.
June 1, 1880 census. DILLING.
Padonia Twp., Brown Co., KS.
Henry, 48, Farmer, he & parents b.PA.
Sarah, 43, wife, she & parents b.PA.
Jane, 22, Dau, single, b.PA.
George, 20, Son, Farmer, b.PA.
Andrew, 18, Son, b.PA.
Kate, 16, dau, b.PA.
Emma, 14, dau, b.IL.
John, 12, Son, b.IL.
Maggie, 10, Dau, b.IL.
Ella, 8, Dau, b.IL.
Charley, 6, Son, b.KS.
Joseph, 4, Son, b.KS.
June 1, 1900 census. DILLING household.
Hamlin Twp., Brown Co., KS
Henry, head, b.Aug 1831, 68, marr45yrs, b.PA, parents b.PA, farmer.
Sarah, wife, b.Jan 1837, 63, marr45yrs, 11 children(all living), b.PA, parents b.PA.
Charles H., son, b.Apr 1874, 26, single, b.KS, parents b.PA, farmer.
Joseph J., son, b.Apr 1876, 24, single, b.KS, parents b.PA, farm laborer.
Henry Dilling Badly Hurt.
Henry Dilling, an old and much respected farmer living near Hamlin, was seriously hurt Monday by falling off a load of wood. He was sitting on top of the wood, which was piled on a low wagon. One stick fell off the load and in changing his seat Mr. Dilling slipped and fell to the ground. He fell on the stick of wood and a big splinter broke his cheek bone and cut a big gash in his face. The injuries received in the fall were most serious, however, and may prove fatal. Mr. Dilling is 74 years old.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS),
Fri, Dec 2, 1904, p.27.
Henry Dilling, the well known Brown county farmer who was dangerously injured a number of weeks ago near Hamlin by falling from a load wood, is now said to be on the road to recovery. On account of his age it was feared that he would not survive. Mr. Dilling has remarkable vitality.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS)
Fri Jan 27, 1905, p.16.
Dilling.
Henry Dilling, one of the oldest settlers in the county, died at his home near Hamlin Tuesday, February 21, at 5:30 p. m. He was 74 years old and leaves a large family of sons and daughters, all grown. The funeral was held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Progressive church in Hamlin.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS)
Fri Feb 24, 1905, p.13.
Hamlin
Hamlin, Kans., Feb. 22, 1905.— ....Henry Dilling died Tuesday afternoon at his home north of Hamlin after months of patient suffering.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS)
Fri Feb 24, 1905, p.23.
DEATHS
————
Dilling.
Henry Dilling was injured in an accident in November 1904 and after lingering for 12 weeks, passed away at his home near Hamlin on Tuesday, February 21. During his long illness he was cared for by trained nurses from St. Joseph. He was born near Martinsburg, Penn., August 20, 1831, and was married in 1855. He moved to Carrol county Ill., and in 1871 to Brown county, Kans., where the family has since continuously resided. Mr. Dilling is survived by a wife and 11 children, his being the first death in the family, Had he lived until April 1, the husband and wife would have spent 50 years of married life together. On Thursday, February 23, funeral services were conducted in the Brethern church at Hamlin by Rev. E. E. Haskins, assisted by Rev. Wm. Bauman, of Morrill. Mr. Dilling was a member of the Bethany church. A large concourse of friends gathered to pay a last token of respect to the deceased. The children of Henry Dilling present at the funeral were: Mrs. M. M. Unkefer, Mrs. F. M. Purdy, G. N. Dilling, of Fairview; Mrs. H. L. Hiskey, A. C. Dilling, J. C. Dilling, of Hiawatha; Mrs. John Syster, of Reserve; C. H. Dilling and J. J. Dilling, of Hamlin. Those who were unable to get home were: Mrs. John Thornton, of Somerville, Tenn; Mrs. T. J. Gillilan, of El Reno, Okla. He leaves 24 grandchildren. The body bearers were all old neighbors: David Crews, J. J. Burger, Peter Pfeiffer, E. Landis, Elias Berkley and Samuel Oldt.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS),
Fri, Mar 3, 1905, p.8 & 9.
Padonia Twp., Brown Co., KS.
Henry, 48, Farmer, he & parents b.PA.
Sarah, 43, wife, she & parents b.PA.
Jane, 22, Dau, single, b.PA.
George, 20, Son, Farmer, b.PA.
Andrew, 18, Son, b.PA.
Kate, 16, dau, b.PA.
Emma, 14, dau, b.IL.
John, 12, Son, b.IL.
Maggie, 10, Dau, b.IL.
Ella, 8, Dau, b.IL.
Charley, 6, Son, b.KS.
Joseph, 4, Son, b.KS.
June 1, 1900 census. DILLING household.
Hamlin Twp., Brown Co., KS
Henry, head, b.Aug 1831, 68, marr45yrs, b.PA, parents b.PA, farmer.
Sarah, wife, b.Jan 1837, 63, marr45yrs, 11 children(all living), b.PA, parents b.PA.
Charles H., son, b.Apr 1874, 26, single, b.KS, parents b.PA, farmer.
Joseph J., son, b.Apr 1876, 24, single, b.KS, parents b.PA, farm laborer.
Henry Dilling Badly Hurt.
Henry Dilling, an old and much respected farmer living near Hamlin, was seriously hurt Monday by falling off a load of wood. He was sitting on top of the wood, which was piled on a low wagon. One stick fell off the load and in changing his seat Mr. Dilling slipped and fell to the ground. He fell on the stick of wood and a big splinter broke his cheek bone and cut a big gash in his face. The injuries received in the fall were most serious, however, and may prove fatal. Mr. Dilling is 74 years old.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS),
Fri, Dec 2, 1904, p.27.
Henry Dilling, the well known Brown county farmer who was dangerously injured a number of weeks ago near Hamlin by falling from a load wood, is now said to be on the road to recovery. On account of his age it was feared that he would not survive. Mr. Dilling has remarkable vitality.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS)
Fri Jan 27, 1905, p.16.
Dilling.
Henry Dilling, one of the oldest settlers in the county, died at his home near Hamlin Tuesday, February 21, at 5:30 p. m. He was 74 years old and leaves a large family of sons and daughters, all grown. The funeral was held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Progressive church in Hamlin.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS)
Fri Feb 24, 1905, p.13.
Hamlin
Hamlin, Kans., Feb. 22, 1905.— ....Henry Dilling died Tuesday afternoon at his home north of Hamlin after months of patient suffering.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS)
Fri Feb 24, 1905, p.23.
DEATHS
————
Dilling.
Henry Dilling was injured in an accident in November 1904 and after lingering for 12 weeks, passed away at his home near Hamlin on Tuesday, February 21. During his long illness he was cared for by trained nurses from St. Joseph. He was born near Martinsburg, Penn., August 20, 1831, and was married in 1855. He moved to Carrol county Ill., and in 1871 to Brown county, Kans., where the family has since continuously resided. Mr. Dilling is survived by a wife and 11 children, his being the first death in the family, Had he lived until April 1, the husband and wife would have spent 50 years of married life together. On Thursday, February 23, funeral services were conducted in the Brethern church at Hamlin by Rev. E. E. Haskins, assisted by Rev. Wm. Bauman, of Morrill. Mr. Dilling was a member of the Bethany church. A large concourse of friends gathered to pay a last token of respect to the deceased. The children of Henry Dilling present at the funeral were: Mrs. M. M. Unkefer, Mrs. F. M. Purdy, G. N. Dilling, of Fairview; Mrs. H. L. Hiskey, A. C. Dilling, J. C. Dilling, of Hiawatha; Mrs. John Syster, of Reserve; C. H. Dilling and J. J. Dilling, of Hamlin. Those who were unable to get home were: Mrs. John Thornton, of Somerville, Tenn; Mrs. T. J. Gillilan, of El Reno, Okla. He leaves 24 grandchildren. The body bearers were all old neighbors: David Crews, J. J. Burger, Peter Pfeiffer, E. Landis, Elias Berkley and Samuel Oldt.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS),
Fri, Mar 3, 1905, p.8 & 9.
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