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Abraham Dilley had 9 daughters and only one son; they all married and became ancestors of many people with different family names. I have imagined Ephraim attending church in Senecaville in the 1840s at late 80s age with a church full of relatives--he had over 60 grandchildren by that time and most families had not started moving away from Senecaville yet. Abraham married Jane in 1808 but it is not clear whether he was living in Fayette Co. where his father and brother Joseph appeared in the 1810 census. Hannah married in 1809 and the rest of the family appeared with Ephraim Sr. in the census. Abraham may have moved west with his wife's people as early as 1808 which is later than the 1805 given for Ephraim Sr's move in some accounts.
Abraham became the guardian for some of Joseph's children when the latter and his wife died about 1834. 1 had assumed that Abraham had his blacksmith shop in Senecaville where he paid taxes on a lot, but Ephraim's farm was only one mile north of the villaae; maybe Abraham lived on a farm just west of the village with his shop. If he operated a supply store, surely he was living in Senecavil'te which has not changed much in size over a hundred years. Abraham and Robert stayed near Senecaville all the rest of their lives. Abraham was listed as a farmer both in 1850 and 1660 censuses. Robert was listed as a blacksmith in 1850. Abraham had young children in his home for each census, who were possibly grandchildren. Robert had a larger tax assessment in each census, but Abraham may have been the most respected of Ephraim's children, and the stories of his wife Jane imply quality of life. The story about Abraham driving a team to Baltimore for supplies may be stretched a bit. William Dilley was also described as a teamster hauling from Janesville to Wheeling which is a more reasonable trip. Unfortunately, there is no way to confirm these stories, and they do satisfy descendants with no harm done.
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ELijah L.Dilley, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dilley, was born in Guernsey Co., OH, Oct 18, 1834; and died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Frank Horn, near Spencerville, in Allen Co. on Dec 18, 1913, aged 89 years, 2 months and 3 days. Mr. Dilley's youth and early manhood were spent in his native state. In 1855, he left Ohio and came to this state, locating in DeKalb Co., a mile north of Spencerville, where he successfully engaged in farming during all the active years of his life. Having acquired a competence, he left the farm and for a time became a resident of St. Joe. In 1845, the deceased was married to Elizabeth Griffith. To them were born nine children, but three of whom, Mrs. Mary Jenkins, Mrs. Margaret Cummings, and Mrs. Ella Horn, survive their father. Death entered the home in June 1872, leaving him bereft of the wife of his youth. In 1878, he was married to Mrs. Susan Ayres, who by also some years preceded him in death leaving him a second time a widower. In his early manhood he became a Christian (copy unreadable in second column).
The funeral was from the late home of the deceased at 1 p.m. on Thursday Dec. 18. To Rev. D. P. Heltzel fell the sad yet pleasing task of pronouncing the last eulogium over the remains of Mr. Dilley,. And because a man of real worth had been removed from among us; pleasing, because he could commend to his hearers one whose life work had borne full fruition of good. Interment was at Spenserville Cemetery.
Vincent F. Dilley was a son of Elijah L. Dilley of DeKalb Co., IN, who volunteered for Civil War service as a substitute for his father. After about a year of being transferred around to army camps, he was discharged as under age for service. There are many military records on Vincent that have been collected by someone. Vincent died a tragic death by his horse and buggy being hit by a train at St. Joe, IN. He was a grandson of William Dilley Jr. b 1830 of the Ephraim clan.
Vincent was born 5 May 1843 and died 7 Feb 1908 at St. Joe, IN. He is buried in White Cemetery, Spencervilie, IN. He married Sarah Ann Maurer born I April 1849. They were married 6 Jun 1869. She died 23 Jan 1838, and is buried at White Cemetery. She was a daughter of Jacob & Rebecca (Wyatt) Maurer. Their children were: (all born in DeKalb Co., IN)
1. Cora May b 9 Aug 1870 m 14 Aug 1897 George Franklin d Mar
1942
2. Effie Jane b 26 Dec 1871 m 22 Apr 1896 Lincoln M. Smith d 29
May 1961
3. Lizzie b 1875 m 4 Jul 1897 Clinton Reasoner
4. John W. b 29 Jun 1880 m 17 Oct 1907 Daisy Stansbury d 28 Jul
1970
5. Hollis b "-)8 May 1884 1944 Grace Sichier d 1944
6. Mary Ellen b 6 Oct 1886 m 7 Sep 1905 Frank Ellsworth
Baker
Newspaper Clippings
Killed on the B.& 0 Railroad
Vincent Dilley, a farmer residing east of Auburn upon the Georoe Swineford farm, was struck by No.. 7. the B. & 0. fast line, west bound, at St. Joe, Friday afternoon and killed. Mr. Dilley, was driving in a covered buggy, and failed to notice the approach of the train. The team which was hitched to the buggy, was also killed. Mr. Dilley was about 60 years old, and one of the pioneer residents of the county.
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Obituary
Vincent L. Dilley was born in Guernsey Co., OH May 5 1848, and departed this earth life Feb 7, 1908, aged 59 yrs, 7 months, and 2 days. He came to DeKalb Co., IN with his parents in the fall of 1855. He was married to Sarah A. Maurer June 6, 1869. To this union were born four daughters and two sons, all of whom remain to mourn his departure.
He was a faithful, consistent member of the Lutheran Church of St. Joe, being an elder of the church at the time of his death. He was truly a good man in all walks of life. A devoted wife, four daughters, two sons and an aged father; one brother, three sisters and many friends remain to mourn their loss. ST JOE RESIDENT FOUND DEAD IN BED--ANNA (SARAH ANN) DILLEY
(WIDOW OF VINCENT DILLEY)
Mrs. Anna Dilley, 88, suffered heart attack after retiring--sister of Simeon Maurer of Auburn. Mrs. Anna Dille of St. Joe was found dead in bed Sunday morning at 8:00 o'clock by Mrs. Cora Maxwell who made her home with Mrs. Dilley. It is thought Mrs. Dilley died about midnight from a heart attack.
The deceased, 88 years of age on April 1, 1937, went to bed Saturday night in her usual health, although she had been under the care of a physician, having had trouble with her jaw. She had been the widow for thirty years of Vincent F. Dilley, who was killed by an east-bound Baltimore end Ohio railroad train while driving to St. Joe on business.
Mrs. Dilley is survived by two sons; John Dilley residing west of Waterloo, and Hollis Dilley living north of St. Joe, who has been spending several weeks at Colorado Springs, Colo. Four daughters, Mrs. Frank Osborn of Ashley; Mrs. Effie Smith, living southwest of Auburn; Mrs. Lizzie Reasoner of Elkhart, and Mrs. Mary Baker of North St. Joe; One brother Simeon Maurer of 514 South Indiana Ave., Auburn; is the last surviving member of the family. Mrs. Dilley was a member of the Lutheran Church of St. Joe.
Family of John W. Dilley, son of Vincent
John W. Dilley b 29 Jun 1880, d 28 Jul 1770 at DeKalb Co., IN. He m 17 Oct 1907, Catherine Daisy Stansbury, b 9 Jun 1883 at Massilon, OH; d 20 Apr 1956. They are buried at Waterloo Cem. Waterloo, IN. She was a dau of John Hasty and Martha Jane (Obendorf) Stansbury. Their children were: (b at DeKalb)
1. George Lester b 6 Feb 1909
2. Howard W. b 8 Sep 1910
3. Paul DeLaus b 7 May 1913
Family of Howard W. Dilley son of John W.
Howard W. Dilley, born 9 Aug 1910, died 7 Sept 1977 at Auburn, IN. He is buried at Woodlawn Cemetery. He married Margaret Bernice Meese b 17 Oct 1915. She was born in Hamilton, Neb., a dau of Asa Elmer Meese & Grace Elizabeth Scoville Their children were: (all born at Auburn)
1. Dorthy Laree b 12 Jun 1938, d 22 May 1989 at DeKalb
2. Helen Ann b 19 Mar 1943
4. Carolyn Sue b 21 Jun 1946
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(Son of Elijah)
Death at any time is an unwelcome messenger, but when it comes
to one just in the prime of young manhood, it is indeed sad to
comtemplate. Two years ago, George Dilley had bright prospects
for the future as any one, and looked forward to a long life of
joy and happiness. In fact, he had his plans all made for the
future, but alas! "man proposes but God disposes.' His health
began to fail at that time, and gradually grew worse until his
decease which occurred Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. While
it was known that he could not possibly live long, yet he died
rather suddenly. He was taken with a severe pain Sunday morning,
and seemed to realize that the end was near. He called for his
friends to bid them all a last farewell, asking them to meet him
in that beyond world. His faith was strong in the Saviour, and
he seemed willing and anxious to go. Several times during the
morning, he said:,Oh, I am tired, I wish the Lord would take me
home to rest. He died without struggle, just peacefully, and calmy
sank away into rest.
He was a great sufferer, but bore his affliction with patience and submission. His decease was such that he could not be down, and through all his latter sickness, the only way he could rest was by sitting in a chair and resting his head on some pillows. Just before he died, he asked his father to hold him on his lap in order to rest him. His father willingly complied with the request, and while resting in the arms of his earthly fathers his spirit passed away into his heavenly Father's home. His age was 25 years, 8 months, and 23 days. George was an exemplary young man, kind, affectionate, and loved by all who knew him. His character was above reproach; he loved the good, and the beautiful. He is dead; his works do follow him, and his memory will long be cherished by those who knew him best. The funeral services were held at Spencerville, on Tuesday, conducted by S. P. Fryberger, pastor of the Lutheran Church, of which he is a member. The large concourse of people in attendance at the funeral, was evidence of the universal sorrow of the untimely death of one so beloved, as our fri'end, George W. Dilley.
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by Ben Dilly
notes and bracketed information added by Lisa S. Fair
I, Ben Dilley was born September 10, 1870 at the Dilley home on the bank of the Muskingum River. My father Tobias Azores Dilley was born March 19, 1844 at Senecavifle, Ohio, and my mother Harriett Ann Gander was born September 1845 on what was known as Gander Ridge, now called Poverty Ridge.
Father and Mother were married December 2, 1869 and had six children. Myself born September 10, 1870. Florence A., born March 16, 1872. Estelle, born July 13, 1875. Abraham "Abe". born September 12, 1876. Mary Adelaide, born November 13, 1878, and Blanche Garfield. born November 18, 1880.
When Father and Mother were first married they lived with Father's parents [Abraham and Isabell Dilley], and there was where Florence and I were born. After Florence was born, Grandfather and Father built the house up on the second flat in 1874 and that was where Estelle and Abe were born. After Grandfather's death in 1876. a cousin of my father's, William Seward Dilley1, lived with Grandmother and Aunt Belle until 1878. He married Jennie Musselman of near Zanesville, Ohio and they moved to Iowa. After he moved away, Father and Mother moved back to take care of Grandmother, as Aunt Belle had married Jonas Bailey2 and was leasing. The farm was left to Father and he was to take care of Grandmother and pay his two sisters their share in money.
Grandfather Abraham Dilley was born in Sussex County3, New Jersey Auoust 1815. Do not know when they moved to Senecaville, Ohio.4 His father was Joseph Dilley son of Ephraim Dilley. It was said the original Dilleys came from France. Grandmother Isabel C. Dilley was born February 25, 18155, was the daughter of George Shaw, and was born near Hagerstown, Maryland. Her father was a teamster and hauled goods from Baltimore to Pittsburgh. They must of moved to Senecaville, Ohio when Grandmother was 15 or 16 years old. My father [Tobias] had a brother Clinton who was wounded in the Civil War at Shiloh or Pittsburgh Landing6 and died shortly after.7 Another [brother] Valentine who died when he was about seven years old. Two sisters Aunt Sarah Jane Perkins, two years older than Father and Aunt Belle Ruth Bailey ten years younger than Father.
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' have not identified,which family this cousin belongs to yet,
most likely one of Abraham's brothers
2 this is confusing, because in Abraham's Will he refers to his
daughter Isabelle Bailey so she was married before her father's
death in 1876
3 Abraham Dilley was actually born 9 October 1815 in Guernsey
County, Ohio, according to his death certificate.
4 According to Ephraim Dilleys Revolutionary War Pension Application,
the Dilleys moved to Guernsey County in 1814, they had moved from
New Jersey about 1800 to Fayette County, Pennsylvania, where they
stayed until 1814.
5 her death certificate indicates she was born 26 January 1814
in Hagerstown, Maryland
6 this refers to the same battle, one is the location of the battle,
the other is the common name of the battle 7 Clinton Dilley was
a Private in the 97th Ohio Company B Regiment, died 4 May 1862
and is buried at Camp Dennison, Ohio, all noted in the Roll
of honor = 9. Names of soldiers who died in Defense of the American
Union, Washington, Govt Printing Office: 1866.
The Dilley Family, continued
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My mother's father was Isaac Smith Gander, son of George and Elizabeth Gander. George and two brothers, David and John, came to Ohio and settled on, John back of Philo. The Bartons and Sullivans of Philo were his descendants. David settled near Cumberland, Ohio. His sons were Wash, David Jr., and Jonathon. John of near Coal Hill is a grandson. Isaac married Mary Price daughter of James and Kitty Magahey Price, both of Irish decent. Jimmie Price was an overseer of slave farm hands in Virginia. Grandfather [Isaac Gander] was bom December 8, 1818.
My interest in the Dilley family began when I read this
story, told by Ben to nzy grandmother Fleeta (McCotiaha)
Dilley. I was further intrigued when my grandmother said that
the family in the book by George Earl Dille, The Dille
Family : 300 Years in America, was not our family.
After several years of research, I have yet to see why she said
this. All evidence indicates "our family " is indeed
a part of "their family " I do, however, thank her for
her skepticism, because it drives me to thoroughly research
and document as much information as possible, in an effort to
strengthen the purported "weak link" to the rest
of the Dilley family. --LSF July, 1994
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Abraham Dilley and his family moved to Muskingum County Ohio in Jun 1865. He purchased a farm, in Blue Rock Township, of approximately 237 acres, from Levi and Ann Claypoole. The tranaction is recorded in the Muskingum County Courthouse in Zanesvillie, Ohio: Record of Deeds Vol. 44, page 332.
The land passed to Abraham's son Tobias A. Dilley when Abraham died in 1876. (Muskingum County Probate Court Case #8877)
Tobias A. Dilley died intestate on 18 Apr 1921. The farm was divided equally among his 6 children.. (Muskingum County Deed Record 192 page 372) The property was gradually divided into two parcels. Ben Dilley (Tobias Dilley's son) eventually owned one half and other heirs owned small percentages of the other half. Eventually, Marion Dilley and family lived on the Ben Dilley half and Paul Dilley and family lived on the other half (both Ben's sons). Paul and Fleeta Dilley purchased 97 acres of the original Abraham Dilley farm from the Tobias Dilley heirs in 1955.
Paul Dilley died in 1973. The farm went to Paul's two childrern Pauline and Melvin. Clem and Pauline (Dilley) Pyles bought Melvin Dilley's share, transaction complete 1977.
Vital Record Information
This is information documented by public, Government records, as indicated, all records Muskingum County, OH unless otherwise noted.
Abraham Dilley died 9 Jim 1876, age 60 years, 8 mos. [estimated
birth date: 9 Oct 1815]
place of death: Blue Rock place of birth: Guernsey CO.
Musk Co. Record of Deaths Vol 2 pg 48
Isabella Dilley died 1 0 Jan 1898, age 83 yrs, 1 1 mos, 15
days [esfimated birth date: 26 Jan 1814]
place of death: Blue Rock place of birth: Maryland
Musk Co. Record of Deaths Vol 4 pg 44
Abraham Dilley and ls$abel Shaw were married 2 Oct 1838.
Gurensey Co. OH Marriage Record Book C, page 244
Tobias Dilley and Harriet A. Gander were married 2 Dec 1869.
Muskingum Co. OH Marriage Record Vol 6, page 139
Tobias died 18 Apr 1921. Muskingum Co. OH Probate Court Docket 16, page 39, Case #26778.
Tobias & Harriet Dilley's children:
Benjamin Albert b. 10 Sep 1870 Record of Births Vol 1 Pg 44
m. Mary Belle Revenaugh 30 Dec 1897 Marriage
Record Vol 13, Pg 124
Florence b. 16 Mar 1872 Record of Births Vol 1 Pg 46
m Charles E. James 8 Sep 1909 Marriage Record Book 19, Pg 151
Estella b. 13 Jul 1875 Record of Births Vol 2 Pg 49
m. Jesse D. Ward 21 Jan 1909 Marriage Record Book 18,
Pg 485
Abraham Russel b. 12 Sep 1876 Record of Births Vol 2 Pg 50
m2. Mary R- Shoemaker 6 Sep 1914 Marriage Record Book 22, Pg 109
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information compiled by Lisa S. Fair 28 Feb 1994 Page 2 of 3
Mary Adelaide b. 13 Nov 1878 Record of Births Vol 2 Pg 53 (never
mwried)
Blanche Garfield b. 18 Nov 1880 Record of Births Vol 2 Pg 55
m. Wilbur G. Gault 26 Mar 1902 Marriage Record Book 15, Pg 164
Ben & Mary Dilley's children:
Paul Ewart b. 3 Feb 1901 Record of Births Vol 4 Pg 56
m. Fleeta Rosetta McConaha 3 Jul 1924 Marriage Record Book 27,
Pg 392
Herbert A. b. 7 Oct 1905 Record ofbirths Vol 5 Pg 30
Marion A. b. 27 Mar 1911 Marriage Record Book 37, Pg49
m. Dorothy HerTon 27 Dec 1940 Marriage Record Book 37, Pg 49
Mary B. Revenaugh b. ll Aug l874 Record of Births Vol 1 Pg
229
place of birth: Blue Rock Twp
Father: John C. Revenaugh Mother: Theodocia Allen
Joseph and Sarah Dilley's Children
Guernsey County Will Book A pg 136, June Term 1834
Dilley, Abraham aged 18 yrs, 8 mos, 10 days.
James Dilley, aged 17 years, and 4 days, and Mary Am Dilley
aged 16 years, I mo & 5 days.
Children and heirs of Joseph Dilley appeared in court June 19,
1834 and Choose Abraham Dilley as their guardian Choice approved
and an'd Abraham appointed Guardian for'
Robert Dilley, aged 13 years
John Dilley, aged 1 1 years, I 1 mos.
Sarah Jane Dilley, age 9 yrs, I 1 mos.
Barzilla Dilley, aged 6 years, 19 days
also children and heirs of said Joseph Dilley, deceased. Separate
bonds to be given in 200$ each The court approve of William McCracken
as security. Bonds filed June 19, 1834.
Given the information above, the following birth dates have been calculated:
Abraham Dilley 9 Oct 1815
James Dilley 15 Jun 1817
Mary Am Dilley 14 May 1818
Robert Dilley 19 Jun 1821
John Dilley 19 Jul 1822
Sar-ah Jane Dilley 19 Jul 1824
BarzillaDilley 31 May 1828
I believe Joseph and Sarah Dilley had a total of 13 children. The children listed in the court record above are only the 7 youngest The basis for this theory is the will of Ephraim Monterville Dilley. In addition to his wife, his heirs are his brothers and sisters, who are named in the will. Assuming people tend to list children in birth order, and the fact that all 7 of the children above are also named in the will, it seems reasonable that these two documents refer to members of the same family.
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[Guernsey Co. Will Book A Pg 441] Ephraim Monterville Dilley
I Ephraim Monterville Dilley of the County of Guernsey and State
of Ohio, being weak and febel but of strong mind and memory do
make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and
form following, to-writ:
First: Is my will that all funeral expenses and all just debts
be paid and that my my executors to cause to be put at the expense
of my estate tow stones at my fathers and mothers grave and my
own lettered and dated.
Second It is my will did all my property real and personal be sold at public sale upon such a credit as my executors shall think will further the true interest nry estate. Third. I will and bequeath unto my Beloved wife Carander one third part of all my estate after my debts and expenses of settling said estate is paid and Fourthily. I will and bequeath the remaining two thirds of my estate to be equally divided among my brothers and sisters namely: William R. Dilley, Lucey Morrison, Elizabeth Irvin, Buchley E.Dilley, Jorep C. Dilley, Abraham Dilley, James Dilley, Mary Ann Sils, Robert Dilley, John B. Dilley, Sarah Jane Dilley, Barsealy Dilley, and Lastly. I hereby constitute and appoint David Fullis and Thompson Han to be the executors for this my last will and testament, working and anulling all former wills by me made and notifying and confirming this and no others to be my last will and testament In testimony I have here unto set my hand and seal this sixteenth day of november in the year of our Lord one thousand and eight hundred and thirty-eight.
B.E.Dilley (Bulkley) d.14 Feb l891, aged 78yrs, 3 days [estimated
birthdate: ll Feb l8l3]
place of death: Senecaville
place of birth: Senecaville
Guernsey Co. Record of deaths Vol 2 Pg 55
Children:
1. Ephraim Monterville d. abt 1839
2. William R.
3. Lucy
4. Elizabeth b 1806 or 1811
5. Buchley b. 1 1 Feb 1813 d. 14 Feb 1891
6. Jorep C.
7. Abraham b. 9 Oct 1815 d. 9 Jun 1876
8. Jaineii b. 15 Jun 1817
9. Mary Ann b. 14 May 1818
10. Robert b. 19 Jun 1821
11. John b. 19 Jul 1822
12. Sarah Jane b. 19 Jul 1824
13. Barzilla b. 31 May 1828
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OBITUARY FOR MARIA J. YAKEY, WIFE OF ABRAM DILLE, SOLSBERRY, IN
Maria J. (Yakey) Dilley
Maria J. Yakey Dilley was born in Guernsey Co., OH 19 Aug 1827,
and departed this life 11 Aug 1816, aged 88 years, 11 months,
and 23 days. She was the oldest child of Joseph and Sarah (Shafer)
Yakey. She was united in marriage to Abram Dilley 2 Jul 1848.
To this union were born 9 children , five of whom, Leroy H. ,
Judson S. , Solomon Y. , Lucy L. , and Albert L. , together with
her husband preceded her . She is survived by the f ollowing children
: George W. of Solsberry , Mrs. Sarah Doley of Bloomfield, Mrs.
Jennie Sims of Switz City, and Mrs. Frances Cooper of Worthington.
She has one brother and two sisters living: Peter H. Yakey of
Springf ield, MO, Mrs. Lizzie Glazner of Council Bluffs, IA, and
Mrs. Rose Frame of Newark, IN.
She united with the Baptist Church at an early age, and always lived a Christian life. The family moved from Ohio to Indiana in Sept 1865, and settled on the farm near Solsberry, where she died. Funeral services were held at the family residence, Saturday, August 12, conducted by Rev. S. L. Clay, and interment in the Solsberry Cemetery.
Abram Dilley wvas born in Guernsey Co., Ohio, March 25, 1828, and died Dec 15, 1915, aged eighty-seven years, eight months, and twenty days. He was the son of Ephraim Dilley, Jr. He was married to Maria J.. Yakey, July 2, 1848. To this union were born nine children--five boys and four girls--Solomon, Judson, Lucy, Leroy H., and Albert L., all preceded him in death. He is survived by his wife and the following children: George W., and Mrs. Sarah Ooley of Solsberry, Mrs. Alva J. Sims of Switz City;, and Mrs. Hugh Cooper of Worthington. He united with the Missionary Baptist Church at an early age and always lived a consistent Christian life.
He came from Ohio to Indiana in 1865, and settled on the farm where he died. The funeral services were conducted at the family residence, Friday Dec 18, 1915 at 9:30 o'clock, a.m. by Rev. B. L. Clay of Solsberry.
Abram Dilley, a farmer of Beech Creek Twp., is a native of Guernsey Co., Ohio, where he was born March 25, 1828, one of twelve children, of whom Ephraim and Rachel E. (Henry) Dilley Jr., were the parents. Mr. Dilley received such education as might be acquired in the primitive schools, and through paper windows of his time. At the age of fifteen years, he began the blacksmith trade which business he continued for fifteen years. On July 2, 1848, Maria J. Yakey became his wife, and they are the parents of these children: Leroy H., Judson S.(deceased), George W., Sarah L., Lucy L., (deceased), Solomon Y. (deceased), Albert L., Rachel, and Maria F.
In September 1865, he located in Green Co., on the place he now lives. Since coming to this county, he worked at his trade for about f ive years, and the balance of the time he has been farming. He now owns a splendid farm of 238 acres, well improved and cultivated. Of the 185 acres that are cleared, Mr. Dilley has cleared 100 which illustrates his industry without other example. As members of the Baptist Church of Newark, they are among the best citizens in the county. Mr. Dilley is a thorough Democrat in politics, and stands high among his neighbors for strict integrity.
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