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Hazel Lee Dellinger1,2 (F)
b. 1901, d. 1959
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     Hazel Lee Dellinger was born in 1901.1,2 She was the daughter of George Henry Lee Dellinger and Maude Nelson.1,2 Hazel Lee Dellinger married Frank Bronaugh. Hazel Lee Dellinger died in 1959 at Arkansas.

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Citations

  1. [S53] Dellinger - Kattermann, Donald F. Billet.
  2. [S142] Descendants of Valentin Dellinger, Billet, Dellinger, et al.

Hazel Loretta Dellinger1,2 (F)
b. 4 February 1904
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     Hazel was born on 4 February 1904. She was the daughter of William Henry Dellinger and Gertrude Sophia Hersey. She married Arthur Bartenslaugher.

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Child of Hazel Loretta Dellinger and Arthur Bartenslaugher
Doris Marie Bartenslaugher b. 7 Feb 1929, d. 27 Mar 1929

Citations

  1. [S57] 6 February 1992 e-mail, Bruce Nicholas.
  2. [S53] Dellinger - Kattermann, Donald F. Billet.

Hazel M. Dellinger (F)
b. circa 1913
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     Hazel M. Dellinger was born circa 1913 at Indiana. She was the daughter of Cloyd L. Dellinger and Anne C. Lorentz.

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Hazel Pauline Dellinger (F)
b. 5 April 1907, d. 14 March 1986
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     Hazel Pauline Dellinger was born on 5 April 1907. She was the daughter of William Augustine Dellinger and Sarah Funkhouser. Hazel Pauline Dellinger married Clyde Lambert Bott. Hazel Pauline Dellinger died on 14 March 1986 at age 78.

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Hazy Dellinger1,2,3 (F)
b. 22 September 1896, d. 14 December 1896
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     Hazy was born on 22 September 1896. She was the daughter of Daniel Franklin Dellinger and Frances Gabrella Cloninger. Hazy died on 14 December 1896 at age 0.

Citations

  1. [S27] John Philip Dellinger, Paul H. Dellinger.
  2. [S53] Dellinger - Kattermann, Donald F. Billet.
  3. [S142] Descendants of Valentin Dellinger, Billet, Dellinger, et al.

Heinrich Dellinger1,2,3 (M)
b. 2 April 1771, d. 10 May 1847
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     Heinrich was born at Hellam Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania, on 2 April 1771. He was the son of Joseph "Joshua" Dellinger and Anna Barbara (?). He married Susanna (?). Heinrich was listed as the head of a family on the 1800 Census at Hellam Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania. Heinrich was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census at Hellam Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania. Heinrich was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census at Dover Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania. He left a will on 7 May 1844 at Dover Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania; Henry Dellinger's Will was written on 7 May 1844 and recorded in the York Co., Pennsylvania Will Book, Volume T, page 106. It was probated 8 June 1847.

His estate was left to his widow, and after her death, the estate is to be equally divided equally to his children. The executors were his son, Daniel Dellinger and his son-in-law, John Haas. His widow is mentioned, but not named. No children, beyond that of Daniel, are named either.

The inventory of Henry's estate indicate the he was not a well to do man. The possessions are mainly household items. There was a Dearborn wagon and a sleigh. The only animals were 1 cow and 2 shoats(?).

Both the inventory and the account there is a reference to two notes, one of $150 and the other of $30, owed jointly by John Wise and John Sheaffer. There is also a not of $50 owed jointly by Henry Seifert and John Meisenhelter. Many times larger amounts owed to the estate are of children or sons-in-law, however in this case there is no indication of any relationshiop, and because they were held jointly it is likely they were not relatives.

The account also shows that John Haas owed $100. And it mentions that George Altand owed $12.50, which was not collectable. Heinrich died on 10 May 1847 at Dover Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania, at age 76. His body was interred in May 1847 at Dover Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania, at Strayer's Cemetery.

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Children of Heinrich Dellinger and Susanna (?)
Heinrich Dellinger+ b. 8 Jun 1794
Catharine Dellinger+ b. 15 Apr 1796, d. 17 May 1872
George Dellinger+ b. 1801, d. 28 Nov 1858
Daniel D. Dellinger+ b. 15 Jan 1803, d. 30 Jan 1883
Jacob Dellinger+ b. Feb 1809, d. 11 Feb 1877
Elisabeth Dellinger+ b. 1 Aug 1813

Citations

  1. [S6] Dellinger Book, Billet & Dellinger.
  2. [S53] Dellinger - Kattermann, Donald F. Billet.
  3. [S167] J. Gareth Pearson, "22 January 2001 e-mail message," e-mail to e-mail address, 22 January 2001.

Heinrich Dellinger1,2 (M)
b. 8 June 1794
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     Heinrich was born at Windsor Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania, on 8 June 1794. He was the son of Heinrich Dellinger and Susanna (?). Heinrich Dellinger married Catherine (?). Heinrich Dellinger was census 1840 in 1840 at Madison Twp., Franklin Co., Ohio; In the 1840 census for Madison Twp., Franklin Co., Ohio the following family is found headed by H. Dillinger.

1 male 5 to 10;
1 male 40 to 50;
1 female 10 to 15;
1 female 40 to 50.

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Child of Heinrich Dellinger and Catherine (?)
Elisabeth Dellinger b. 13 Jul 1819

Citations

  1. [S6] Dellinger Book, Billet & Dellinger.
  2. [S53] Dellinger - Kattermann, Donald F. Billet.

Heinrich Dellinger (M)
b. 31 January 1796
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     Heinrich Dellinger was baptized on 31 January 1796 at Zion Lutheran Church, Upper Milford Twp., Lehigh Co., Pennsylvania. He was the son of Johannes Dellinger and Anna Maria (?).

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Heinrich "Henry" Dellinger1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 (M)
b. 27 October 1740, d. 15 February 1820
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     Magnolia was the home of Henry Dellinger prior to the Revolutionary War and afterwards until the town of Lincolnton was founded. This place is situated on the Tuckaseege road six miles from Lincolnton. Before the Revolutionary War, when the old Tryon courthouse was near Cherryville, a road from Beatty's Ford to the courthouse crossed the Tuckaseege road at Henry's house. Henry's residence stood at the intersection of these two roads, just east of and between J.B. Smith's present brick residence and the spring. The Tuskaseege road has since been changed and now runs west of the house. That part of the Beatty's Ford road has been discontinued for many years, but the tracks of both old roads are clearly visible today.

Being a man of large means and living at a public place, Henry kept house for the entertainment of the public. At that time such houses were known as ordinaries, and were licensed by the court. In the court records of the April sessions of 1775, the following was entered: "It is ordered by the court that Henry Dellinger have license to keep ordinary at his now dwelling house in Tryon County, he complying with the Act of Assembly in the case made and provided who proposes for security John Ritzhaupt and Nicholas Friday." In 1779, Tryon County was divided into Lincoln and Rutherford Counties, the old courthouse falling in Lincoln County, but too far west for the convenience of the public.

The courts were then held for a few years at Nicholas Friday's on the South Fork. They were next held at Henry Dellinger's. At the January sessions of 1781, it was ordered that the jail of said county should be Henry Dellinger's spring house until the endof the April sessions of 1784. The place dug out of the spring house is visible today. It was a small building, the lower story rock, the upper, logs. In the lower story, the landlord kept his liquors; the upper was used for a jail. As some of the prisoners escaped from the spring house, during the April sessions of 1784, it was "ordered that the sheriff of said county make use of a room in Henry Dellinger's house to be strengthened for the purpose of a common jail till the public buildings in said county are completed."

The next term of the court was held at Henry Dellinger's. The Court minutes read as follows: "State of North Carolina. At a county court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions begun and held in and for said County of Lincoln at Henry Dellinger's on the first Monday in July, 1784, before Robert Alexander, William Graham and John Moore, Esqrs." The Courts continued to be held at the Dellinger place until the town of Lincolnton was established. The courts were first held at the Courthouse in Lincolnton in October 1786.

Henry's second wife, Mrs. Smothers, was reared in the city and wearied of country life. So yielding to her inclinations, he was the first to purchase a lot in the new town of Lincolnton. He owned and occupied the lot on the northwest square now known as the Robinson block. Henry is said to have erected the first house built in the new town.

Henry made frequent trips back to Pennsylvania, taking with him a drove of cattle, and bringing in return liquors for his cellar and goods for his store. After the death of his first wife, Hannah Rudisill, he wooed Mrs. Smothers, a widow, then living in the state of Pennsylvania. According to tradition she was a great lover of coffee. Her objection to marriage and accompanying Henry back home was the fear that she could not get her favorite drink in the wilds of North Carolina. This the ardent lover quickly overcame by promising her all she wanted, a promise he faithfully kept. Henry's neighbhors frequently discussed his expensive bargain, and she filled an untimely grave from the extensive use of coffee.

Henry Dellinger was Whig and took no part in the Revolutionary War; but his brother, John Dellinger, was a patriot and active soldier throughout the Revolution. John fought at the Battle of Ramsour's Mill.

Henry was a large land owner. In the last days he conveyed much of it to his children. His signature was always made in German. He spent his last days and died at the home of his son-in-law, Peter Mosteller. Mr Mosteller married Henry's daughter Mary and lived near the Long Shoals.


Heinrich "Henry" Dellinger was land contract; Jacob purchased his land on Buffalo Creek from his father, Henry Dellinger. Henry received this land in a lawsuit. Heinrich was born at Oberacker, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, on 27 October 1740. He was the son of Johannes Philipp Dellinger and Anna Maria Brandstätter. He married Anna Joanna Rudisill at Tryon Co., North Carolina, circa 1760. He married Mrs. Smallers. Heinrich died on 15 February 1820 at Lincoln Co., North Carolina, at age 79. His body was interred in February 1820 at Iron Station, Lincoln Co., North Carolina, at Dellinger & Smith Cemetery. Henry Dellinger's tombstone is about 100 to 150 feet behind the main section of the cemetery, as are a number of other fieldstones.

Henry's grave is marked with two markers, one of plain granite and the other is a marble slab. The granite marker reads:

"H.D. Dep. This life 15 Feb. 1820 in the 80 of his age."

The diary of Lutheran pastor David Henkel has the following entry for Thursday, February 17, 1820:

"A funeral sermon for Henry Dellinger, Sr."

This funeral sermon was probably given at the home of Peter Mosteller, Jr., who was Henry's son-in-law. Henry had resided with Peter Mosteller from 22 September 1818 until Henry's death..

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Children of Heinrich "Henry" Dellinger and Anna Joanna Rudisill
Michael Dellinger+ b. 16 Jul 1761, d. 23 Jan 1825
George Dellinger b. c 1766
Philipp Dellinger+ b. 1766, d. 22 Jul 1820
Jacob "Buffalo Creek" Dellinger Sr.+ b. 1767, d. 25 May 1837
Catherine Dellinger+ b. 1769, d. c 1855
Mary Dellinger+ b. 1 Jun 1772, d. 1 Jul 1867
John Dellinger+ b. 1772, d. 1808
Martin Dellinger+ b. 1773, d. 1851
Elizabeth "Betsy" Dellinger+ b. 1774, d. 1809

Children of Heinrich "Henry" Dellinger and Mrs. Smallers
Margaret "Peggy" Dellinger b. 1790
Barbara Dellinger+ b. c 1794

Citations

  1. [S11] Oberacker, Herzer.
  2. [S26] Hans Dellinger, Shirley Booker.
  3. [S27] John Philip Dellinger, Paul H. Dellinger.
  4. [S33] Hill-Daniel Genealogy Web Page, http://www.hal-pc.org/~speters.
  5. [S53] Dellinger - Kattermann, Donald F. Billet.
  6. [S85] 9 October 1987 letter, Kathy Sullivan.
  7. [S102] 27 March 2000 e-mail, Randy Dellinger.
  8. [S103] Hans Rudisill GEDCOM, e-mail address.
  9. [S109] 26 June 1999 e-mail, Robert C. Woltz, Jr.
  10. [S110] In Memoriam: John Barnett Smith, Alfred Nixon.
  11. [S115] Descendants of Philipp Dellinger, Paul Dellinger & Nard Cloninger.
  12. [S162] Unknown compiler.

Heinrich Bernhard Dellinger1,2,3 (M)
b. 24 October 1785
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     Heinrich was born at Gochsheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, on 24 October 1785. He was the son of Johann Michael Dellinger and Maria Dorothea Kuhn.

Citations

  1. [S11] Oberacker, Herzer.
  2. [S53] Dellinger - Kattermann, Donald F. Billet.
  3. [S142] Descendants of Valentin Dellinger, Billet, Dellinger, et al.

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