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William Dellinger1 (M)
b. 25 October 1929, d. 26 September 1954
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     William was born on 25 October 1929. He was the son of Frank Dellinger and Annie Low Ford. He married Martha Whitley in 1954. William died on 26 September 1954 at age 24.

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Citations

  1. [S27] John Philip Dellinger, Paul H. Dellinger.

William Dellinger1 (M)
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     William Dellinger was the son of Garnett Dellinger and Ruth Gosnell. He married Barbara (?). William was divorced from Barbara (?).

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Citations

  1. [S27] John Philip Dellinger, Paul H. Dellinger.

William Dellinger1 (M)
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     William was born. He was the son of Lewis C. Dellinger and Nancy Lively Lowe. William died.

Citations

  1. [S27] John Philip Dellinger, Paul H. Dellinger.

William Dellinger1 (M)
b. 1827, d. 13 February 1887
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     William was born at Virginia in 1827. He was the son of Phillip C. Dellinger and Christina Wilkins. He married Eliza Ann Siex at Virginia. William was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census at Ashby Twp., Shenandoah Co., Virginia. He died on 13 February 1887.

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Children of William Dellinger and Eliza Ann Siex
James C. Dellinger b. c 1868
Caleb Franklin Dellinger+ b. c Jun 1870, d. 1956

Citations

  1. [S44] George Dellinger Descendants, Don Billet.

William Dellinger1,2,3 (M)
b. 16 November 1823, d. 15 September 1909
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     William was born at Clark Co., Ohio, on 16 November 1823. He was the son of Thomas Dellinger and Mary "Polly" Coon. He married Margaret Lattourette at Clark Co., Ohio, on 17 December 1846. William was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census at Bethel Twp., Clark Co., Ohio. William was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census at Black Creek Twp., Mercer Co., Ohio. William served in the military at Ohio on 14 August 1861.4 He married Nancy Hand at Van Wert Co., Ohio, on 21 August 1865. William was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census at Black Creek Twp., Mercer Co., Ohio. He married Amanda Fredline at Adams Co., Indiana, on 13 December 1874. He married Susan Ralston at Mercer Co., Ohio, on 28 November 1878. He married Jemima Miller Reynolds at Van Wert Co., Ohio, on 25 May 1880. William died on 15 September 1909 at Willshire, Van Wert Co., Ohio, at age 85.

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Children of William Dellinger and Margaret Lattourette
Mary Dellinger b. 24 Sep 1847, d. 13 Sep 1849
Lucinda J. Dellinger b. 6 Jan 1849, d. 15 Nov 1852
Joseph Kenly Dellinger b. 8 Oct 1850, d. 19 Jul 1855
(?) Dellinger b. 1851, d. 1851
Sarah Elizabeth Dellinger b. 10 Nov 1852, d. 1935
John Fremont Dellinger+ b. 23 Oct 1856, d. 6 Mar 1929
Lynette Ann Dellinger b. 11 Jun 1859, d. 18 Aug 1868
Melissa M. Dellinger b. 1 Aug 1861

Children of William Dellinger and Nancy Hand
Charity Alice Dellinger+ b. 16 Sep 1866
Emma Dellinger b. 17 May 1868, d. 14 Jul 1874
Lettie Dellinger b. 26 Nov 1872, d. 26 Jan 1913

Citations

  1. [S61] 31 May 1999 e-mail, Bob Woltz.
  2. [S62] Kathleen's Genealogy Pages, Kathleen Flick.
  3. [S66] 19 January 2000 e-mail, Jan Dellinger Woltz.
  4. [S64] 9 & 13 August 1999 e-mails, Bob & Jan Woltz.

William Dellinger1,2,3,4,5,6,7 (M)
b. between 1750 and 1765, d. 23 May 1831

     William was born between 1750 and 1765. He was land contract on 22 July 1774 at Lincoln Co., North Carolina; The following is from an email from Ann Dellinger in regards to William and Jacob Dellinger getting a land survey warrant:

In response to the message posted by Bob and Jan Dellinger Woltz, they quote "Neal Caskey's book shows a copy of a land grant of 400 acres to Jacob Dellinger and William Dellinger in 1774." The book referenced is The Descendants of Jacob Dellinger of Leepers Creek compiled and published by the late Neal Caskey. The "land grant" referenced is on page 15 of that book. Rather than a "land grant," the copy of the document reproduced on page 15 is actually a warrant being issued to a surveyor, authorizing him to survey land being entered by Jacob Dellinger and William Dellinger. They are making a claim for 400 acres of vacant land on the waters of Leepers Creek joining the lands of Philip Dellinger, Martin Hoyle, Frederick Snap, and Peter Bumgardner. The warrant is dated 22 July 1774, so the Dellingers entry for the land was probably made at least a year prior to that date. The actual grant for this land entry being made by Jacob and William Dellinger was issued 2 March 1775 and is recorded in Patent Book 25, page 3 To receive a land grant, a person entered a claim (describing the number of acres, nearby waterways, neighboring landowners). The entry taker then issued a warrant to the county surveyor to survey the land. After the survey was made the warrant and completed survey were sent to the Governor's office and the grant was issued, IF all fees incurred in the transaction were paid and no one challenged the claim. The entire process took time. He began military service in 1781. He married Elizabeth (?) in 1785. William Dellinger was census 1790 in 1790 at Lincoln Co., North Carolina. He was census 1800 in 1800 at Lincoln Co., North Carolina. He was census 1810 in 1810 at Lincoln Co., North Carolina. He was migration on 8 May 1812; According to Ann Dellinger there is a document that shows that William migrated to Indiana. This document is dated 8 May 1812. He purchased land on 6 August 1819 at Knox Co., Indiana. William was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census at Harrison Twp., Knox Co., Indiana. He was church membership on 12 May 1824 at Greene Co., Indiana; William Dellinger, along with 33 others including his sons Joseph, Thomas and Christian, signed a petition, dated 12 May 1824, to the Lutheran Synod of Tennessee requesting a minister be assigned to his congregation in Greene Co., Indiana. Some other names in this petition include; Slinkard and Killians, both of whom also came from Lincoln Co., North Carolina and settled near Slinkard's Mill which is near the current town of Newberry, Indiana. William was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census at Greene Co., Indiana. William died on 23 May 1831 at Greene Co., Indiana. His body was interred in May 1831. Place of burial is unknown. He is not recorded in the record of Weaver Cemetery made in the early 1990's. Weaver Cemetery is located in Elmore Twp., Daviess Co., Indiana. There are many stones missing from this cemetery, possibily William's is one of those with a missing tombstone. This is a possible place of burial as he does have a daughter-in-law and grand children buried there. Another possiblity is the Old Slinkard Cemetery in Cass Twp., Greene Co., Indiana. It had a very poor record done in the 1990's and the cemetery has been destroyed. It will probably never be known for sure where William Dellinger was buried..

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Children of William Dellinger and Elizabeth (?)
Christian Christopher Dellinger+ b. c 1785
Elizabeth Dellinger+ b. c 1786, d. b 1830
Thomas Dellinger+ b. 17 Oct 1789, d. 12 Aug 1873
Joseph Dellinger+ b. c 1795, d. 1848
Catherine "Cata" Dellinger+ b. 1801, d. 16 Sep 1872
Mary Ann Dellinger+ b. c 1803

Citations

  1. Who is William's father?

    Jan Dellinger and her husband Bob Woltz, have supplied all of the information on Jan's lineage up to Jan's great-great-great-great grandfather William Dellinger, through e-mails to both the Dellinger e-mail groups at e-mail address plus e-mail address.

    Originally Jan and Bob believed that William Dellinger was the son of Jacob Dellinger, son of the original Jacob Dellinger who settled in Pennsylvania in 1733. However they now believe that William was the son of a Jacob Dellinger of North Carolina, although no postive connection has been found.

    Paul H. Dellinger has suggested that William is the son of Johann Valentin Dellinger. Valentin Dellinger died in 1766, and given that William was born about 1765, William would of only been one year old when Valentin died. This could explain why William's father has been difficult to identify. Perhaps after the death of Valentin, William was raised by one of the several Jacob Dellinger's in the area.

  2. [S61] 31 May 1999 e-mail, Bob Woltz.
  3. [S62] Kathleen's Genealogy Pages, Kathleen Flick.
  4. [S63] 11 July 1999 e-mail, Bob and Jan Woltz.
  5. [S66] 19 January 2000 e-mail, Jan Dellinger Woltz.
  6. [S109] 26 June 1999 e-mail, Robert C. Woltz, Jr.
  7. [S64] 9 & 13 August 1999 e-mails, Bob & Jan Woltz.

William Dellinger1 (M)
b. 1831, d. 5 April 1853
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     William was born in 1831. He was the son of Joseph Dellinger and Sarah Harmon. William died on 5 April 1853. His body was interred in April 1853 at Elmore Twp., Daviess Co., Indiana, at Weaver Cemetery.

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Related_By=C

Citations

  1. [S67] 20 January 2000 e-mail, Jan Dellinger Woltz.

William Dellinger1 (M)
b. 1881, d. 1993
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     William was born in 1881. He was the son of Milford Lynvill Dellinger and Rebecca Greenawalt. William died in 1993.

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Citations

  1. [S53] Dellinger - Kattermann, Donald F. Billet.

William Dellinger1 (M)
b. 18 March 1870
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     William was born on 18 March 1870. He was the son of Isaac Dellinger and Elizabeth Laney.

Citations

  1. [S115] Descendants of Philipp Dellinger, Paul Dellinger & Nard Cloninger.

William Dellinger1,2 (M)
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     William was born. He was the son of William Alexander Dellinger and Mary Foster.

Citations

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

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