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4-106 ALVIN NEWLAND DILLEY, SON OF SAMUEL MORRIS DILLEY
Alvin Newland Dilley b 25 Mar 1851, d 25 Oct 1888, m Margaret Beatty in June 1884. He was a son of Samuel Morris and Mary Bennett (Taylor) Dilley. They had only one child:
5-32 Samuel James b Jun 1888 d Sep 1889
4-107 CHARLES BENNETT DILLEY, SON OF SAMUEL MORRIS DILLEY
Charles Bennett Dilley b 13 Sep 1853 d 22 Jul 1924, m Susan Wilhelm
b 6 Jun 1864. Their children were:
5-33 Mary Taylor b 6 Oct 1889
5-34 Jane Wilhelm b 4 Aug 1891
5-35 Ruth Eliner b 4 Nov 1898
4-108 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN DILLEY SON OF SAMUEL MORRIS DILLEY
Ben Franklin Dilley was b 30 Jul 1855, d 23 Feb 1924, m Jennie Ivers who d in 1918. He was b in Senecaville, and died in Des Moines, IA of apoplexy.
5-36 Charles Arthur b Aug 1881
5-37 Frances Bertram b Mar 1883
5-38 Morris Taylor b Nov 1884
5-39 Harry Horace b Jul 1892
4-112 JOHN FRANKLIN DILLEY, SON OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN DILLEY
John Franklin Dilley b 14 Apr 1864 was a son of Benjamin Franklin and Phoebe Jane (Holdskon) Dilley. He was born in Harrison Co., IA, and m Catherine Hayworth 14 Nov 1895 in Lincol n Co. , OH, and lives on a farm near Pawnee, OK.
5-40 Clarence Elmer b 11 Aug 1896
5-41 Ivan Franklin b 22 Aug 1899
4-115 BYRON AYRES DILLEY, SON OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN DILLEY
Byron Ayres Dilley b 13 Oct 1868 at Harrison Co, IA, m 31 Jul 1899, in Denver, CO, Jennie Freel. They live at Roseville, KS. He was a son of Benjamin Franklin and Phoebe Jane (Holdzkon) Dilley.
5-42 Charles Benjamin b 6 Nov 1909, Guthrie, OK
4-126 JOHN WILLIAM DILLEY SON OF WILLIAM DILLEY JR.
John William Dilley b 17 Jun 1856, m 14 Oct 1880, (1) Eliza Jane Drum, d 5 Jun 1903; m (2) 11 Sep 1904, at Champaign, IL, Anna Margaret Middleton. He was a member of the Evangelical Lutheran church. George D. Dilley was killed in Chicago in Oct or Nov 1929, cause unknown. Their children:
by Eliza:
5-43 Clarence Edward, b. 13 Aug 18865-44 Winnie Hazel, b. 10 Apr 1889, d 7 Nov 1890
5-45 Rezona, b 21 Nov 1892
5-46 George D., b 14 Jul 1895
by Anna:
5-47 Ruth Erma, b 4 Feb 1906
5-48 Mildred Rebecca, b 14 Oct 1907
Source: John William Dilley, Philo, IL; now resides at Pickering, OH
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4-132 TISHA MALINDA DILLE-Y & ELIAS E. FOSNAUGH
Tisha Malinda Dilley b 22 Apr 1870, was a dau of William Jr. She
m 13 Oct 1893, Elias E. Fosnaugh b 8 Apr 1864.
He was born in Lancaster, OH, and Was a farmer.
Their children:
5-49 Desmer b 25 Jul 1889
5-50 Ruth E. b 17 Dec 1895
5-51 Mary E. b 7 Sep 1897
5-52 Mabel J. b 15 Oct 1899
5-53 Alma D. b 12 Nov 1901
5-54 Jasper L. b 12 Aug 1905
5-55 Spurgeon D. b 26 Jan 1908
4-150 HERMAN DILLEY, SON OF ROBERT HENRY DILLEY
Herman Dilley b 24 Oct 1859 at Hazelwood, Rice Co. MN, m by C. H. Hair 25 Aug 1881 at Northfield$ MN, to Cora Belle Davis. Their children:
5-56 Daisy Belle b 12 Sep 1882
5-57 Vira May b 26 Feb 1885
5-58 Herman Fayette b 24 Feb 1887
5-59 Ray Vincent b 3 Apr 1890
5-60 Lilian b 7 Jun 1893
5-61 Albert Rufus b 2 Sep 1896
5-62 Harry Earl b 4 Mar 1899
5-63 Rena Kathryn b 16 Jan 1903
Note: Harry Earl Dilley enl isted for WWI when 18 yrs of age.
He served 23 months. After one year in France, he suffered a shattered
ankle.
Source: Rena Dilley, Cole Harbor, 1922.
4-153 NANCY MINERVA DILLEY, DAU OF SAMUEL JEFFERSON DILLEY
Nancy Dilley b 20 Nov 1848, m (1) 4 Jul 1867 Phillip Flanagan,
m (2) 28 Apr 1879 John H. Flanagan Jr. his bpother; she m (3)
4 Mar 1888, Max Parker.
Children by Phillip Flanagan:
5-64 Arthur W. b 1 9 Sep 1 868, m 1-4 Feb 1897, Lucy
Rob i ns & had Myrl , Phillip, Lola, and Robert.
5-65 Edith May b 5 Jan 1870
Children by John Flanagan:
5-66 John H. Flanagan Jr., b I Dec 1879
4-163 GEORGE WILLIAM DILLEY, SON OF ABRAM DILLEY
George W. Dilley b 18 Nov 1852 in Guernsey Co., OH, d 22 Dec 1926;
m 23 Oct 1873 at Bloomfield, Green Co., IN, Sarah Jane Roper.
They are buried at Solesbury Cem. He was a son of Abram and Maria
(Yakey) Dilley. Their children:
5-67 Willard Adolphus b 28 Jul 1874 d 23 Nov 1954
5-68 Elbert Carlisle b 7 Mar 1876 d 4 Nov 1878
5-69 Ephraim Christmas b 25 Dec 1878 d 17 Mar 1954
5-70 Chester Dare b 9 Nov 1880 d 18 Apr 1966 Three wives
Source: George Wm Dilley, Solesbury, IN
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4-186 LOUISE (DILLEY) HENDERSON, DAU OF GEORGE W. DILLEY
Louise Dilley b 10 Nov 1871 at Farmington, MN, was a dau of George W. Dilley and Elizabeth Nicholson. She m I Sep 1897, James Compton Henderson. He was a son of William Raymond and Margaret Almira (Comptom) Henderson. James d 11 Feb 1946, and is buried at Ann Arbor, MI. Their children were: (all born at Ann Arbor, MI)
5-71 Thomas Gerald b 10 Sep 1898 m (1) Alice Cooper; m (2)
Gladys Beattie; m (3) Dorothy McGrath, no children.
5-72 Jack Compton b 14 Dec 1901, m (1) Hilda Tulley, one dau Elizabeth
Anne; m (2) Sela Gaylord.
5-73 George Dilley b 22 Aug 1907, m Mildred Sanborn, 4 sons--Thomas,
William Georgie, and John.
5-74 William Raymond, b 22 Aug 1907 d 5 Mar 1911 at Ft Worth,
TX
5-75 Margaret Louise b 25 May 1909
Note: Gerald served in the 33rd Division 122 D. F. A. Regiment
in WWI for one year overseas. Jack served with the Red Cross for
one year overseas, and both were in the army of occupation. Margaret
Louise Henderson is a harpist.
Source: Louise Dilley (Mrs. J. C. Henderson), Red Bank, NJ, and
Mrs. C. 0. Bathgate, Red Bank, NJ (data provided by Win O'Hara
from Louise).
4-193 GEORGE SHERIDAN DILLEY, SON OF JAMES FRANCIS DILLEY
George Sheridan Dilley b 21 Aug 1877, m 30 Dec 1903, Evelyn Shephard in New York City. Their dau:
5-76 Dorothy b 2 Jun 1907 in St. Paul, MN was a successful dancer, singer, actress. When she was 14 years old, her parents movet to Minneapolis, and a few months later to Los Angeles. At 16 she went on theOrpheum circuit, and was known for hit sonos. She eloped with Louis G. Kaufman Jr., son of a New York banker, according to her uncle, Guy E. Dilley. They were married in Connecticut 9 Mar 1928.
4-222 JOSEPH NORMAN DILLEY, SON OF JOSEPH ANDREW DILLEY
Joseph Norman Dilley b 25 Aug 1881, m 23 Jan 1900 Benjamin William Smith (female) near Phoenix, Yazoo Co., MS. She was born 6 Jul 1882. Children:
5-77 Hattie Avon b 30 Jan 1901, d 17 Jun 1919
5-78 Amasa Ovid b 8 Nov 1903, m 1929 Ruth Suggs
5-79 Carrie Lemarchand b 3 Mar 1907, m 1927, Victor Carl Hamberlin
of MS at Gilmer, TX.
5-80 Joseph Norman b 15 Dec 1908
5-81 Eivie Willene b 26 Oct 1910
5-82 Robert Fonvile b 7 May 1912
5-83 Effie Adine b 2 Dec 1914
4-235 LUCY KEZIAH CARPENTER DAU OF HANNAH (DILLEY) & WM EDWARD CARPENTER
Lucy Keziah Carpenter b 28 Jul 1882, m Andrew Dorr Dewey b
IS Feb 1882. He
worked as mechanic, merchant, and for the Utah Light and Traction
Co. at Salt Lake City. Their children:
5-84 Ruth b 15 Jan 1910
5-85 Andrew Dorr Jr. b 2 Apr 1911
5-86 George Carpenter b 27 Mar 1916
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STORIES OF GUERNSEY COUNTY by William G. Wolfe
Ever since its very beginning the Senecaville community has carried the name of Dilley amongst its family names. For a long time the Dilleys were numerous, both there and elsewhere in the county, but there are only a few of them any more. Their connections under other names, however, are still many.
For our start on the Dilley family, we drop back two centuries and find Aaron Dilley and his wife, Hannah, living on a farm in New Jersey. The French and Indian War came on and Aaron enlisted. He returned home safely. We know little about the family of Aaron and Hannah, other than that they had at least three sons, one of whom was Samuel and another Ephraim, born in 1755.
When the Revolutionary War opened, Aaron again shouldered his musket and went out to fight, and with him this time went Ephraim. Hannah tried to carry the farm work as did many wives and mothers while their husbands and sons were fighting for freedom. On Jun 28, 1778, she was plowing in the field. Borne to her ears from a distance were sounds of guns. The Battle of Monmouth was being fought, and her husband and son were in it. She plowed on all day, to distressed to eat her dinner.
Ephraim had spent the preceding winter with Washington at Valley Forge. On a monument there, marking the spot where his regiment was quartered, his name is inscribed. He crossed the Delaware with Washington the night of the Battle of Trenton, and in 1779 he was with Wayne at the capture of Stony Point. (Not true!--JDA)
The war ended in 1781, and Ephraim came home and married Lucy U. Ayer who was 18 years old. It is said that she was connected with the Ayer family of patent medicine fame. Half century and more ago Ayerís Almanac was considered a household necessity, supplying as it did, much astronomical data and various statistics, besides proclaiming the virtues of ìAyerís Cherry Pectoraî and ìAyerís Hair Vigorî. The children of Ephraim and Lucy Dilley were Joseph (1782), Abraham (1785), Hannah (1787), Anna (1789), Robert (1793), William (1796), Ephraim Jr. (1799) and Samuel (1802).
The Military lands of the Northwest Territory were opened and farms were given free to Revolutionary soldiers who had not received all their pay for service in the war. It may have been the allurement of a free farm that brought Ephraim, Lucy and the children to Ohio. They settled on land a short distance north of what is now Senecaville. When the sons grew older and purchased farms of their own there came to be a little settlement of Dilleys there. Accordingly to our list of real estate owners in 1840 (page 974 of the book), Ephraim Sr owned 80 acres; Robert 160; William 60; Ephraim Jr 100. Abraham and Robert owned lots in Senecaville. Ephraim, the old Revolutionary patriot, died in 1844 at the age of 89 and was buried in the Senecaville cemetery. (Note: Ephraim spent about 14 years in Fayette Co, PA where Joseph, Abraham and Hannah married but only Joseph appeared in the 1810 census. He moved to Senecaville in 1814--JDA).
Joseph, the oldest son of Ephraim and Lucy Dilley, married Sarah Buckley and settled on a farm near that of his parents. As he died in 1833, his name does not appear in the list of Dilley farm owners above. Two os his descendants bearing the Dilley name are living in Cambridge today--Ephraim M. a grandson, and Samuel M. a great-grandson. Another great-grandson was Otho E. Dilley, the well-known musician whose stage name was "Herbert Dillea."
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4-236 HATTIE MEDORA CARPENTER, DAU OF HANNAH (DILLEY) AND WM ED. CARPENTER
Hattie Medora Carpenter b 13 Jan 1885 d 11 Jul 1913, m John
William Slater b 13 May 1886. John was born near Mechanicsburg,
Yazoo Co., MS. He was a railroad man, and a traveling salesman.
Hattie was born near Oak Ridge, Warren Co., MS, and died in Independence,
Jackson Co. MS where she is buried.
Their Children:
5-87 Frederick Henry b 21 May 1906, book keeper
5-88 John William Jr. b 26 Feb 1908 book keeper
5-89 Gwynette b 4 Jan 1910 d 28 Dec 1928
5-90 Leone b 11 Oct 1911 typist
4-237 WILLIE CARPENTER DAU OF HANNAH (DILLEY) AND WM EDWARD CARPENTER
Willie Carpenter b 8 Dec 1886 m Lucius Patrick Aaron b 30 May 1882. Lucius was born at El Paso, AK, and Willie at Phoenix, Yazoo Co., MS. Willie was born at Phoenix, but they I ived at Ogden, Utah where the chi I dren were born. Children:
5-98 Lucius William b 17 Sep 1907 d 17 Sep 1907
5-99 George Patrick b 22 Nov 1908 works for Union Pacific RR.
musician.
5-100 Lemenda Clarissa b 17 Mar 1911
5-101 Edward Theodore b 9 Jul 1912
5-102 Alton Eugene b 1913
5-103 Joseph Elmer b 26 Dec 1914
5-104 Annie May b 17 Aug 1916
5-105 Major Douglas b 10 Feb 1918
5-106 Lorin Parley b 10 Dec 1920
5-107 Wilma b 15 Jan 1922
5-108 Florence b 25 Mar 1925
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He was directing the orchestra in the Chicago Iroquois theater at the time of the great fire in December, 1903, in which nearly 600 persons perished and a nervous breakdown followed from which he did not recover.
There seems to be a strain of music running through the Joseph Dilley family. James L. Dilley, a grandson, served the entire length of the Civil War as a member of an army band. James V. Dilley, a great-grandson, and a skillful cornet player organized the present Cambridge band in 1898, and he was its leader for several years. Charles Morrison, composer of the popular piano selection ìMeditationî was also a great-grandson of Joseph Dille.
Abraham, the second son, married Jane W. McCleary an Irish girl, in 1808. Four years later the War of 1812 opened and he enlisted in Capt. Simon Beyerís company.
Robert, the third son, married Hannah McDonald and located on a quarter section of land near the farms of his father and brothers. Clara Dilley, granddaughter of Robert, is the only person bearing the original Dilley name, who is living in Senecaville today. William, the fourth son, married Elizabeth Lowrey and settled immediately north of the others. In the early days of the National Road, he teamed between Zanesville and Wheeling. Ephraim Jr. married Rachel Henry. Although but a mere youth, he served in the War of 1812, it is said. About the year 1857, he and his brother William moved their families to Minnesota. Samuel, the youngest of the six sons of Ephraim and Lucy Dilley, left the Senecaville community when he was 25 years old, going to Mississippi, where he engaged in the nursery business and preached some. During the Civil War, four of his sons were with the Confederate Army.
In the early days there were no schools in Senecaville community (p 426 of the book). William and Robert Thompson engaged a teacher from Philadelphia to teach their own children and invited all the parents to send their children to the school which would be free. The several Dilley families accepted the invitation, but insisted that they bear a part of the expenses. This is said to have been the first free school in Guernsey county.
The pioneer Dilleys were Presbyterians and it was largely through their influence that the church of that denomination was established at Senecaville. In politics the most of the descendants of Ephraim and Lucy Dilley have been and are Republicans.
NOTES BY JAY D. ANDREWS
Research by Win O'Hara and Ruth & Jerry Dilley at the National Archives does not support most of these traditions about Ephraimís role in the Revolutionary War. His enlistment dates indicate that he was not in service when these battles took place.
In this article, it is not realized that Ephraim spent some 14 years (1800to 1814) in Fayette Co, PA as shown by his pension records, and census records. It may be that some of his sons moved to Guernsey Co, earlier than 1814 but it is doubtful. It is apparent that Minnie Carpenter, the early researcher of Ephraimís descendants and grand-daughter of Samuel DIlley, got some of her biographical data from this account in Wolfeís history.
Clara Dilley was a dau of Robert Dilley and she lived from 1866 to 1947 and is buried at Senecaville. Probably she was the source for much of this article by Wolfe.
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(From History of Guernsey Co., OH, 1911 by Col. Cyrus B. Sarchet, Vol 1)
Among the native-born residents of the vicinity of Senecaville, Richland township, Guernsey Co., who have reached a well merited success there must be included the name of James L.Dilley, for, having applied himself in a most assiduous manner to whatever he undertook, he has been largely rewarded. No man is better known in this section of the county than he, and his career has a double interest when it is learned that he is one of the honored veterans of the great civil conflict of nearly a half century ago, having gone forth, like the patriotic Spartan of old, to do or die for his country on many a sanguinary field of combat.
James L. Dilley was born March 24, 1841, in Cambridqe, Ohio, the son of Valentine J. and Amanda W. (Hutchison) Dilley. The father was born in Richland township and the grandfather Joseph Dilley, came to Guernsey County from New Jersey with the early pioneers. Both grandfather and father were farmers. The father was also a shoemaker and conducted a shop at Cambridge for a number of years and in 1845 moved to Senecaville, where he conducted a shop for some years, but later engaged in farming in different parts of the county and eventually returned to Senecaville, where he died in June 1886, and his widow on April 8. 1906. He was a Republican in politics and active in public affairs, but not an office seeker, thouoh he served as a member of the first town council of Senecavillc, and also as assessor of Richland township. He was a man of sterling character and integrity. The parents had a family of twelve children: James L., the subject of this sketch; Richard H. of Cambridge; Susan, deceased; Joseph, of Duncans Falls, Muskinqum county, OH; Mary Ann, deceased; Caroline E. now Mrs. John W. James of Maxburg Washington Co., OH; Minerva U. now Mrs. Richard Lowry, of Senecaville; Harriet, deceased; Amanda, now Mrs. James Nelson of Senecaville; William, deceased; Ephraim, deceased; Sarah Frances, deceased.
James L.Dilley, who was the third in order of birth,grew up in Senecaville and obtained his education in the public schools. In 1858, the family moved to Cumberland, Guernsey County, and from there to Maxburg, Washington County. There, on October 26, 1861, he enlisted in Company G, Sixty-second Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry, for three years' service in the Army of the Potomac, during the Civil War. He served three years and on January 1, 1864, he re-enlisted in the same company and regiment for another three years, or during the war. He served until the close of the war, and was mustered out on July 15, 1865, serving almost continuously for four years. His regiment was mostly with the Army of the Potomac and he participated in twenty-six battles, the Sixty-second Regiment being always on duty and on the firing line. On April 6, 1865, just three days before General Lee's surrender, Mr. Dilley was wounded in the right thigh in the battle of High Bridge, Virginia, having passed through without any serious injury up to that time. His limb was amputated and was so injured that an artificial limb was impossible. He had a splendid record.
After the close of the war, Mr. Dilley returned home. His parents were living in Maxburg, Washington county, Ohio, where he engaged in the mercantile business with his brother Richard H. Dilley. He was in business there for about four years. He was married September 4, 1868 to Clara A. Miller, daughter of Samuel and Charlotte N. (Goodwell) Miller of Maxburg, Ohio. To this union were born the following children: Sarah Francis, deceased; Joseph, deceased; William, of CaldAell, Ohio; and Lillie, deceased; Samuel of Senecaville, Inez, deceased; James A., of Senecaville; Helen, deceased; Mildred, at home.
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After their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Dilley lived in Maxburg for about one year, when they removed to Duncan's Falls, Muskingum County. where he was engaged in the jewelry business for nine years. In 1880, he moved to Senecaville and engaged in the jewelry business until 1908 when he retired from active business.
Mr. Dilley is a Republican in politics and always has been
an active party man. He has served as assessor of Aurelius township,
in Washington, for two years. He has served as a member of the
town council of Senecaville for twenty years, and is now president
of the same. He has served as a member of the
Republican county central committee for years and has been a delegate
to county, district and state conventions.
He is now a member of the Guernsey county soldiers' relief board.
He is a member of the Buchanan Post NO.
541, Grand Army of the Republ ic, and has been commander of the
post and is now adjutant. He has been a
delegate to the state encampment and is active in all work of
the Grand Army of the Republic. His wife is a
member of the Presbyterian church and Mr. Dilley is an adherent
of that church and a libreal supporter. He is a
man of high standing and a splendid citizen in every respect.
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from 1963 publication
INSCRIPTIONS COPIED BY JAY D. ANDREWS OCT 1986
Ephraim Dilley 1755-1844; his wife Lucy Ayers 1763-1840--flat
stones unreadable but newer stone between gives inscription. To
south in row of f ive flat stones--John B. Dilley who departed
this life Oct 1844 aged 22 years and 23 days. To north, three
additional slab stones mostly unreadable, including Jane wife
of A. Dilley. Em - y dauqhter of Elijah &- E. Dilley died
Jan 14, 1855. Nancy M. (J. & E. Dilley) died ? Rachel dau
of A. E. and E. Rose.
Robert Dilley died Mar 14, 1878 aged 84 yrs 5 ms 22ds; Hannah
Dilley died Sep 10 1872 aged 79 yrs 5ms 4ds.
Bulkley Dilley born Feb II-, 1813 died Feb 1, 1891; Jamima wife
of S. E. Dilley born Jun 24, 1817.
Joseph V. Dilley born May, 25, 1814 died June 25, 1885; Amanda
Hutchison wife of J. V. Dilley 1817-1905.
Dilley, John B. 1840-1875; Annie M. 1848-1884; also Grace 1872-1892;
Herbert 0. 1870-1909.
Dilley, Parmenes L. 1848-1934; Evaline Rose his wife 1850-1926.
Florence Dilley Pritchard 1888-1926.
Dilley, Clara 1866-1947; Alice 1860-1934.
Dilley, Mary B. 1832-1918; Samuel M. 1827-1903.
Ralph H. Dilley 1875-1953; Bertha M. his wife 1881-1912. Inez
Dilley 1890-1976; Walter Dilley 1885-1975 (Dilley-Watson stone).
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DEATHS IN GUERNSEY CO., COURTHOUSE RECORDS
BOOK 1.
p #133 Hannah Dilley 10 Sep 1872 wife of Robert Sr.
p 34 Samuel M. Dilley 15 May 1871 born dead. (Son of Samuel M.
and Mary Dilley)
p 78 #130 John B. Dilley 9 Feb 1875 m 50-0-3 Merchant TB Seneca
# 32 Abraham Dilley 5 Sep 1876 90-4-6 NJ TB
BOOK 2. To 1900.
p 167 Valentine J. Dilley no data
p 53 B. E. Dilley 4 Feb 1891 78-0-3 stroke
BOOK 3. 1900-1907
p59 # 14 Amanda Dilley 8 Apr 1905 Wid. HK old age
p59 # 130 Jemima Dilley 13 Mar 1907 90Y Md HK old age
BOOK 4.
p l2l 094 Henry Addison Dilley 86 Cambridge 2 May 1940 V. 1
p l24 # 9 William Dilley 67 Senecaville 26 May 1940 1
p 25 # 4 Clara Ann Dilley 93 " 10 Feb 1944 4
p267 # 9 Norval Dilley 66 " 14 Jun 1946 4
p 45 #24 Lina Mary Dilley 93 Pleas. City 14 Dec 1948 5
(Note by JDA: Some pages and numbers not reliable--must be checked)
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Volume I
Dilley, Ephraim , James Depew 1843 R569 80 20-1-2 $500
" John L. ,Wm Ferguson 1848 W170 400 2-39-40 $300 lots 25-21,
" John L., John Nyce 1848 W170 400 2-2 $300 lots 25-26
" John L., Zadock Davis same $300
" James, E. M. Dilley 1838 0214 80 20-1-2 $50
" John, Alcano Malone 1843 U267 80 20-1-2 $60
" James R.,Alcano Malone 1845 U271 bond --
" John L. ,John Ferguson 1848 U367 power of attorney
" Robert ,David Burt Jr. 1839 N256 15 11-1-2 $81
" Robert P. & wife Robert Thompson 1843 U266 80
2-1-2 $30
" Robert E. & wife, John D. Waters 1846 U430 Add.Senecaville
$275
" Sarah , Stephen Castle 1846 T537 123+ 22-9-10 $400
" Valentine J ,Wm Linn 1839 N595 lot 38 Cambridge $320
" Wm R. & wife, John Morrison 1835 J671 -- 20-1-2
$40
" Wm, Zephaniah E. Burt 1848 W21 15 1 1-1-2 $67
Volume 11 (1849-68)
Dilley, Abraham Jacob Shafer 1850 X-600 add Senecaville
$250
" Abraham ,Wm Saver 1849 7-553 80 20-1-2
" Abraham, Clamuel Brumley 1855 3-257 add Senecaville $41
" Abraham ,John Lay 1855 3-284 New Gottingin $300 lots 13
&14
" Abraham ,Hiram Foreman 1856 6-261 80 20-1-2 $15
" Abraham ,Milton Squibb 1858 8-150 New Gott. 8-10 $287
" Arminthale C. ,Ebenezer Finley 1864 10-258 160
23 -- $50
" Arminthale C. ,John Secrest 1864 same $50
" Brazilla ,Wm Sayre 1854 6-259 80 20-1-2 $10
" Buckley, Hiram Foreman 1854 6-261 80 20-1-2 $12
" Ephraim Sr ,Wm Sayre 1849 7-553 80 20-1-2 $100 each
" Ephraim ,Jeremiah Sargent 1856 3-511 42 -1-2 $800
" Ephraim ,Stewart 1856 5-5 50 -1-2 $1600
" Ephraim ,Perrx A. Dilley 1856 5-194 21+ 1-1-9 $400
" Hiram, Henry Wharton 1852 Z-482 Cumberland lot 22
$400
" Hiram, Wm Tucker 1849 X-465 " $200
" Hiram, Samuel Stranathan 1849 X-199 50 + 22 9-18 $600
" Hiram, Edward White 1849 X-392 add Cambridge $200
" Joseph A. ,Ebenezer Finley 1860 7-153 23-1-2 $2010
" Joseph A. ,John Secrest 1860 7-153 " "
" James, Craig &, Umstot 1850 11-456 Senecaville 16 $175
" Robert P. ,Hiram Foreman 1856 6-261 80 20-1-2 $15
" Robert, Wm Sayre 1849 2-558 10 20-1-2 $100
" Robert E., Benjamin Morrison 1846 Y-224 Milkwood 37 $125
" Robert ,Abraham Umstott 1862 9-409 34+ 6-1-3 $850
" Roxanna ,Ebenezer Finley 1864 10-258 160 23 - -
$50
" Roxanna ,John Secrest 1864 10-258 same $50
" Samuel ,Wm Sayer 1851 Z-557 80 20-1-2 $100
" Sarah ,James McKahan 1865 11-123 200 20-4-3 $3500
" V. J. ,Wm Sayre 1854 6-259 80 20-1-2 $10
" Valentine J. ,Wm Wemer 1855 4-87 20-12-8 $450
" Wm ,Wm Sayer 1849 7-553 80 20-1-2
$100
" Wm ,James Sayer 1849 10-306 40 12-4--3 $600
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