Info is from Katie Featherstone.
Info is from Katie Featherstone.spouse: Helderman, Ruth (1903 - )
Info is form Katie Featherstone.spouse: Price, Lula Mae (1909 - )
Info is from Katie Featherstone.spouse: Chandler, Will (*1887 - )
Info is from Katie Featherstone.spouse: Hendricks, Eunice Emmaline (1917 - 1997)
Name and death info is from Katie Featherstone.spouse: Rhodes, Martha "Mattie" Elmina (1844 - 1882)BIRTH: January 22, 1835 in NC per Daphene Reid.
Listed in 1860 NC Census, Gaston Co, with mother Margaret. Age listed at 25 in 1860, born 1835.
MARRIAGE: Estimated Date: 1862/1863 Based on age of first child, age 6 in 1870. Marriage bond ordered from Raleigh Vital Records on 4/17/93. Response: Form + money to be sent in for request.
Listed in the 1870 NC Census, Gaston Co, Dallas Twp, Pg 711. Age listed at 35 in 1870, born between 1834 to 1835. Occupation listed as Farmer. Dwelling No. 79 Family No. 79 Real Estate Value: $1000 Personal Prop.: $300 Also listed: Martha Age: 6 Born: NC John F. 4 NC William 2 NC Also listed with the family is Thomas, age 26, believed to be Harvey's brother and Jacob Dickey, age 82, a black farm hand.
DEATH: January 29, 1880 per Daphene Reid. Based on the marriage lic. of his son J.F. Dilling he died before 1889. Died in Gaston Co, NC per Katie FEATHERSTONE. Death record ordered from Raleigh Vital Records on 4/17/93.
BURIED: Oakwood Cemetary, Gaston, NC per Katie FEATHERSTONE.
BIRTH: October 16, 1865 in Gaston Co, NC, taken from obituary.spouse: Lay, Martha Addie (1869 - 1909)Listed in the 1870 NC Census, Gaston Co, Dallas Twp, Roll 1138, Pg 711, With his father Harvey, sister Martha, brother William, uncle Thomas and their black farm hand Jacob Dickey. Age listed at 4 in 1870, born between 1865 to 1866.
CHECK 1880 NC SOUNDEX D452, see RIN 357 (Harvey DILLING)
MARRIAGE: March 7, 1889 in Gaston Co, NC. Marriage license received from Gaston Co, via Vickie McDonald. Info as follows: Application: March 5, 1889 Married: March 7, 1889 Groom: J.F. Dilling, age 23, of Gaston Co, NC Father: Harvey DILLING, dead Mother: Martha DILLING, dead Bride: M.A. LAY, age 19, of Gaston Co, NC Father: C.H. LAY, living, of Gaston Co, NC Mother: Unknown
PHOTOGRAPH: Received photoghraph from Eunice that has granddad John F DILLING, Uncle Tom DILLING, Aunt Meg DILLING COX and Aunt Pearl DILLING COX. Tom and Meg (Maggie) are listed by Katie as brother/sister of John. I assume that Pearl is John's sister as well. Check with Katie.
DEATH: August 12, 1952 in Gaston Co, NC. Death certificate ordered from Gaston Co, NC on 4/01/93. Could not find death certificate. Suggested contacting Raleigh. Death record ordered from Raleigh Vital Records on 4/17/93.
OBITUARY: Obituary received from Vickie McDonald. Age 86, died at his home on Charlotte R-6, at 12:40 p.m. today. He had been in declining health for 15 years and seriously ill for two weeks. He was born October 16, 1865 in the Lowell section of Gaston County and was reared in that community. He moved to Mecklenburg County in 1918 and had spent the remainder of his life there. Mr. Dilling was the last surviving charter member of the Red Men Lodge in Lowell.
Info is from Katie Featherstone.spouse: Cox, Edgar Ross (1874 - 1931)
Info is from the 1870 NC Census, Gaston Co, Dallas Twp, Pg 711.Age listed at 6 in 1870.
Info is from Katie Featherstone.spouse: Gibson, Edna Mae (1903 - 1995)
Info is from Katie Featherstone.spouse: Cox, John T (1861 - )
MARRIAGE: February 16, 1910, in Gaston Co, NC. Marriage license received from Vickie McDonald. see RIN 279spouse: Featherstone, George Patrick (1888 - 1925)DEATH: Gaston Co, NC did not have the time to look for Death Cert. 10/29/92 Death certificate reordered from Gaston Co, NC on 4/01/93. Could not find death certificate. Suggested contacting Raleigh Vital Records. See address on RIN 279. (4/15/93) Death record ordered from Raleigh Vital Records on 4/17/93.
George P Featherstone's wife Isabel (Bel) has Minnie's albums. Contact her for copies of info.
DILLING, England, son of Dila.spouse: Spencer, Margaret (~1795 - 1870)MARRIAGE: Checked 1850 NC Census to establish an approximate date. Not listed in 1850.
CHECK 1840 NC Census to see if Franklin is listed.
Not listed in 1860 NC Census with Harvey's family. Assumed to have died before 1860. Conflict with 1870 Census. Harvey is listed at age 25 with his mother.
DEATH: 1855 per Daphene Reid.
Info is from Katie Featherstone.spouse: Woolwine, Nellie "Marie" (1917 - 1974)
Info is from Katie Featherstone.spouse: Yount, Lottie (1897 - )
Info is from 1870 NC Census, Gaston Co, Dallas Twp, Roll 1138, Pg 711.Age listed at 26 in 1870.
Listed living with Harvey Dilling in the 1870 NC Census. Assumed to be brothers. Confirm in the 1850 NC Census.
Info is from Katie Featherstone.spouse: Howell, Emma Elizabeth (1867 - 1954)
Info from Katie Featherstone.Birth date was printed on bottom of page and only top half shown. Date may not be accurate.
Info is from the 1870 NC Census, Gaston Co, Dallas Twp, Pg 711.spouse: Brown, Eva Ellen (1873 - 1918)Age listed at 2 in 1870.
Darlene got this information from WFT Vol. 7, Tree 1109.spouse: Bursley, Johanna (*1644 - )Additional Notes from: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/d/i/m/Thomas-P-Dimock/GENE0001-0002.h tml Generation #2 2. SHUBAEL DIMICK (THOMAS) died October 29, 1732 in Mansfield, CT. He married JOANNA BURSLEY April 1663 in Mansfield, CT, daughter of John Bursley and Joanna Hull.
Notes Called "Ensign" and "Deacon". He was Ensign in the Militia; Selectman in Barnstable 1685-86; deputy of Colony Court, 1685, 86, 89. About 1693 he moved to Mansfield, CT where he was known as Deacon Dimick, an Elder in the Congregational Church (Ref. pg 338-339, General Notes on Barnstable Families). He is buried in the Mansfield Center cemetery. He wrote his name as Dimmuck and Dimmock. (Note: Mansfield, CT was originally a part of Windham, CT)
Notes my trip to Manfield, CT. on 6/30/96: Shubael and his wife Joanna are buried in the "Mansfield Center Olde Cemetery est 1699 - First Cemetery in Tolland Co." This is located on Rt 195. Their tombstones are located behind the "Storrs" headstone (the largest in the cemetery) to the left of the flagpole. Shubael's tombstone reads: "Here lies the remains of that pius and Godly man deacon Shubael Dimmuck husband to that worthy Godly woman Mrs Joanna who after he had favored God and his people fell asleep on Oct 29 1732 Aged __. On Joanna's tombstone: "Here lieth the body of Joanna Dimmuck ye wife of Deacon Shubael Dimmuck who died May 8 1727 Aged 84 years".
The Mansfield Historical Society has MANY interesting books, articles etc. on Dimock family history. Included in their collection is a highboy "made of maple with pine and chestnut as secondary woods. This highboy made by Eliphalet Dimock (1753-1840) who was the great grandson of Deacon Shubael Dimock (1644-1732). He was one of the Mansfield Volunteers during the Revolutionary War and was active in town affairs throughout his long life. The donor was a direct descendent of the maker. Gift of Edwina Whitney."
Note: Both Shubael and Joanna have a headstone AND a footstone! Many other Dimocks are buried in the Gurley Cemetery in Mansfield, CT.
Children of Shubael Dimick and Joanna Bursley are:
i. JOHN DIMICK, b. January 1665/66, Barnstable, MA; d. December 16, 1756, Falmouth, MA.
ii. THOMAS DIMICK, b. April 04, 1664, Barnstable, MA; d. September 09, 1697, Canso, ME.
iii. TIMOTHY DIMICK, b. March 1667/68, Barnstable, MA; d. March 05, 1717/18, Ashford, CT.
iv. SHUBAEL DIMICK, b. February 1672/73, Barnstable, MA; d. December 16, 1728, Barnstable, MA.
v. JOSEPH DIMICK, b. September 1675, Barnstable, MA; d. 1755.
vi. MEHITABLE DIMICK, b. September 1677; d. August 13, 1705, Barnstable, MA.
vii. BENJAMIN DIMICK, b. March 10, 1679/80, Barnstable, MA; d. June 30, 1751, Mansfield, CT.
viii. JOANNAH DIMICK, b. March 1681/82; d. May 17, 1766.
ix. THANKFUL DIMICK, b. November 1684; d. December 13, 1757, Windham, CT; m. DEACON EDWARD WALDO, June 28, 1706.
Darlene got this information from WFT Vol. 7, Tree 1109.spouse: Lathop, Tabitha (*1675 - )
Darlene got this information from WFT Vol. 7, Tree 1109.spouse: Hosey, Miss (*1708 - )
Darlene got this information from WFT Vol. 4, Tree 1107.spouse: Hammond, Anne (1616 - 1683)
Darlene got this information from WFT Vol. 4, Tree 1107.
Darlene got this information from WFT Vol. 7, Tree 1109.spouse: Bradshaw, Lydia (*1786 - )
Darlene got this information from WFT Vol. 7, Tree 1109.spouse:
Darlene got this information from WFT Vol. 7, Tree 1109.spouse: Neagle, John (1830 - )
Middle name from Katie Pegelow.spouse: Lay, Nancy (1828 - )
Name taken from George Douglas' tombstone in southern KY, just north of Jellico TN. He is listed as 2nd gran. to George Douglas. Nearby stone listed John DOUGLAS as Revolutionary Soldier.spouse: Ford, Elizabeth "Betsy" (*1760 - )"Dugless" spelling taken from WFT Vol. 10 records, see Douglas e-mail. Date + place of birth from WFT records. Wife's name: Betsy Ford, from WFT records.
Had "May 1827" as marriage date. Obvious error since neither were born.spouse: Campbell, Belle (1869 - )
DEATH: Died near Flatwoods School, in the home of her son Benjamin H. and Bessie Williams. First interred at Legal Cemetery. Exhumed and interred at the Wells Cemetery when the dam was constructed and Laurel Lake created.spouse: Williams, Speed Nicholson (1860 - 1939)Visited burial site with Arlo Sharp Jr. and photographed the headstone.
BIRTH: George DOUGLAS' (His grandson) tombstone lists Matthew's birth as 1780. According to census records he was born 1790/91. Probably in NC, but where Campbell Co, TN was part of Southwest Territory until 1797 when TN became a state.spouse: King, Nancy Ann (1791 - 1861)1790/1791, per death record. 1780 per George Douglas' tombstone.
Born in 1790, in Washington Co, TN according to WFT records, see Douglas e-mail.
MARRIAGE: May 12, 1812 in Washington Co, TN according to WFT records, see Douglas e-mail.
Campbell County 1818 tax list shows: Douglass, Matthew Douglass, William
Campbell County 1823 tax list shows: Douglass, Matthew Douglass, Thomas Douglass, William
1830 Index for Campbell County lists: Douglas, Matthew " " , William " " , George P. " " , James H " " , Thomas
Have 1840 census for Campbell County for: (all C-294) Samuel, James W., William D., John, MATTHEW, and Preston. (Thomas was also listed in index - do not have info) 1850 census for Campbell County - Matthew and Preston do not show up.
DEATH: July 24, 1845, per cemetary record. Died in his 54th year. (1845-54=1790/1) Buried in Oswego Cemetary, Douglas II, Section B. Died in Newcome, TN according to WFT records, see Douglas e-mail.
He's listed on George DOUGLAS' tombstone as Gran.
Found cemetary book with following: Jemima Douglass, wife of late William DOUGLAS buried Old City Cemetary, Nashville. Born 8/20/1780 Died 12/3/1844.
Gammell, cemetary + tombstone inscriptions from Campbell County: Nancy Douglas Born: November 20, 1826 Death: March 14, 1896 She is believed to be Matthew's daughter, Sterling's sister. No dates in cemetary for: Lilly, Matthew, Linda, Herman, General nor Otis. (page 90 in book) __________________________________________________________________________ _________ Descendants of Matthew Douglas and Nancy King Kathryn Ruth Pegelow 12073 Pierce Street Lake View Terrace, ca 91342 (818)896-7721 kpegelow@@hotmail.com
Matthew Douglas is known to have been born about 1790/1791 in Washington County, Tennessee. On 29 May, 1812, he married Nancy Ann King in Jonesborough, Washington county, Tennessee. He died 24 July, 1845 and is buried in the Douglas Cemetery near Jellico, Elk Valley, Campbell County, Tennessee.
Nancy Ann King was born about 1792 in Campbell county, Tennessee. She died 26 August 1862 and is buried in the Douglas Cemetery near Jellico in Elk Valley, Campbell County, Tennessee. (her gravestone verifies the dates. She is buried just down the hill from Matthew.) She was the daughter of William Kirby King and Urath Murray.
Matthew was known to have been a soldier in the war of 1812, serving under General Andrew jackson. The land that Matthew received in Campbell county came largely as a result of this service, but was granted by the State of Kentucky which had authority over land grants South of Walkers Line, an area of previously disputed territory that contained Campbell county and was ultimately given to Tennessee with Kentucky retaining right to issue land grants.
He was later listed as being a Justice of the Peace in Campbell County Tennessee. He is listed in the early marriage Book as performing the marriage ceremony. He is also listed a couple of times in the County Court book for collecting bounty on wolf scalp.
Our source of information for this data comes from the following sources (If I miss your name as a contributor let me know):
Kathleen Douglas(my aunt) Campbell County Tennessee Deeds, Marriages, and census records Douglas Cemetary at Oswago, near Jellico Early Tennessee Teachers and Preachers (don't have the exact citation right now) Washington County Tennesee Marriages Mrs. J. E. Winters Mrs. W. P. Warren Jr. Vera Boyatt Randall Douglas Susan Kay Williams Lisa Patterson, my cousin Don and Verona Douglas (also cousins)
Our thanks to these people for all their help.
My records indicate there were 11 children for Matthew and Nancy. They are as follows:
Elizabeth Douglas, born 13 March 1813 near Jellico, Elk Valley, Campbell county, Tennessee. She died 29 May 1880 same location. there is no indication at this time that she ever married.
Samuel P. Douglass (note the interchange of the single and double s as we go down the generations)born 4 February 1815, near Jellico, Elk Valley, Campbell County Tennessee. He married Leah Campbell 20 (or 25) March, 1839. He died 12(or 17) July, 1891--same location.
Kirby King Douglas, born 2 April 1819 in North Carolina. He married 13 April 1841 to Sarah Sharp. He died 18 July 1889 and was buried in Revelo, Whitley county, Kentucky.
William A. Douglas, born 28 December 1821 near Jellico, Campbell co., TN. He married on 26 March, 1846 to Elizabeth Broyles in Campbell county. He died 10 september 1900 and was buried at Jellico. Amasa Bales Douglass, born December 1824 near Jellico, Elk Valley, Campbell Co., Tn. He married 11 August 1853 to Elizabeth Archer. He had another wife by the name of Rachel Murray. (possibly a cousin since Murray was his grandmother's maiden name.) He died sometime before 1894 and is buried in the Jellico cemetery.
Sterling C. Douglas, born 21 December 1824 near Jellico, Elk Valley, Campbell Co., TN. He married Minerva Snyder on 11 August 1853. He died 11 December 1899 and is buried in the Jellico cemetery.
George Washington Douglas, born 16 September 1826. Probably in Jellico, although at some point in the census he told the enumerator he was from Ireland, Owens, Kentucky. (according to the compendium of place names, no such place exists in Owens county but there was an Ireland Kentucky in Taylor County which is now called Burdick. See George's page for more on this.)George married 7 February 1850 to Nancy Lay. His date of death is unknown at this time. If anyone has this information, please let me know.
Nancy Douglas, born 28 November 1886 near Jellico. She died 14 March 1886 and is not known to have married. She is buried near Jellico.
Thomas M. Douglas was born 21 June 1828 near Jellico. He married 4 January 1849 to Nancy Archer. He died 4 oct. 1901 and is buried near Jellico.
John Douglas was born 31 July 1831 in Newcomb, Tennessee (same area). He was married 27 January 1857 to Leah Oaks. He had another spouse, named Mary Davis, but it is unknown what the date of this marriage was. He died in 1913.
King Hiram Douglas, born 4 February 1838. He married 14 october 1858 to Mary A.(Polly) Perkins. I have to check my records because I believe I have more on him in another source.
I have a person who indicated there was possibly a 12th child named Roda Douglas, who married Jordon Hope. She was born 24 December 1833 and died 24 November 1904 and is buried in Jacksboro Cemetary in Campbell County, Tennessee. I have no proof of this information.
Samuel P. Douglass was born 4 February 1815 near Jellico, elk Valley, Campbell County, Tennessee. he died 12 July in 1891 near Jellico, Elk Valley, Campbell county, Tennessee. He married Leah Campbell 20 March, 1839.spouse: Campbell, Leah (1815 - 1891)Samuel P. Douglass is also known as the Reverend Samuel P. Douglass. He was known to be a Baptist preacher for 40 years. The 1880 census shows he had a grandson named George C Douglas, age 3, born in 1877, living with him. He also appears in the 1840 census.
The children of Samuel Douglas and Leah Campbell are:
Matthew Douglass, born in 1840. William P. Douglass, born 14 November 1841 in Tennessee. Died Jamuary 12, 1916. Wife's name was Sara Jane. James Campbell Douglass, born March of 1844 in Tennessee Hiram Douglass, born in 1846 Angeline L. Douglass born in 1848 Spencer L. Douglas, born in 1856 in Tennessee Rachel Douglass, born in 1858.
BIRTH: December 21, 1824, per cemetary records. Born in eastern TN near Newcomb.spouse: Snyder, Minerva S (1832 - 1879)MARRIAGE: August 11, 1853, have a copy of license.
Listed in 1860 TN Census, Campbell Co, Page C-114. Age listed at 35 in 1860, born between 1824 to 1825. Also listed: Minerva Age: 29 Born: KY Samantha 5 TN George W 3 TN
Listed in 1870 TN Census, Campbell Co, Page C-92. Age listed at 45 in 1870.
DEATH: December 11, 1899, per cemetery records. Buried in Oswego Cemetary, Douglas II, Section B.
Listed on George Douglas' tombstone.
Info is from tombstone.spouse: Steller, Arnold Fredrick (1893 - 1976)