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     Alberta Dale married John Firman Gere, son of John Franklin Gere and Sarah Alice Blue, on 15 November 1922.

     Bertha Minerva C. Dale was born on 3 October 1895 at Burke Co., NC.¹ She married Adolphus Pinkney Keller circa 1914.¹ Bertha Minerva C. Dale died on 25 December 1979 at Morganton, Burke Co., NC, at age 84. She was buried in December 1979 at Gibbs Chapel Wesleyan Church Cemetery, Morganton, Burke Co., NC, Findagrave #7643797.

     Dollie Ann Dale was born in January 1850 at Oak Run Twp., Madison Co., OH, Appears in 1860 census, Franklin Co., Ohio, in the household of James and Sarah Brown. Her parents had died while travelling through Ohio in a wagon train.

1900 census shows birth year 1860 and age 40 -- oops!

Birth location per marriage license application (Charles Davis) 13 OCT 1899, Madison County, Ohio Probate Court.¹ She was the daughter of David Dale. Dollie Ann Dale married David Windle, son of Abraham Wendel and Mary Ann Brubeck, on 15 December 1867 at Franklin Co., OH, License issed 12 DEC 1867, Franklin Co., Ohio. Dollie Ann Dale married Charles Davis on 14 October 1899 at Madison Co., OH, Madison County, Ohio marriage certificate No. 128 dated 14 OCT 1899, by John A. Ewalt, recorded 4 NOV 1899, Madison County Probate Court. Dollie Ann Dale died on 1 September 1911 at Columbus, Franklin Co., OH, at age 61.

     Forrest Adelbert Dale was born on 8 January 1890 at Lee Co., IL. He married Roxie Cora Beach on 24 December 1911. Forrest Adelbert Dale died on 15 March 1966 at Ames, Story Co., IA, at age 76.

     J. Solomon Dale was born on 6 October 1819 at Westmoreland Co., PA. He married Catharine B. Zink.¹ J. Solomon Dale died on 2 August 1874 at Missouri at age 54. He was buried in August 1874 at Brookline Cemetery, Brookline, Greene Co., MO, Findagrave #44281823.

     Laura Estelle Dale was also known as "Lallie". She was born on 18 September 1887 at North Carolina.¹ She was the daughter of Robert C. Dale and Georgia Ann Perkins. Laura Estelle Dale married Junius Washington Scott, son of Sidney Bulow Scott and Laura Theresa DeVault, on 16 August 1903 at Burke Co. (probably), NC.¹ Laura Estelle Dale died on 14 March 1962 at age 74. She was buried in March 1962 at Gibbs Chapel Wesleyan Church Cemetery, Glen Alpine, Burke Co., NC.

     Mary Elizabeth Dale was born in 1764 at Richmond Co., VA. She married Abner Hanks circa 1787 at Richmond Co., VA. Mary Elizabeth Dale died in 1805 at Gallatin Co., KY. She was buried in 1805, location unknown, Findagrave #86202283.

     Mary M. Dale was born on 4 June 1846 at Clarion Co., PA.¹ She was the daughter of J. Solomon Dale and Catharine B. Zink.¹ Mary M. Dale married Hiram Martin Moomaw, son of Christian H. Moomaw and Frances Ann Noffsinger, circa 1872.¹ Mary M. Dale died on 29 April 1914 at Springfield, Greene Co., MO, at age 67.¹ She was buried in May 1914 at Hazelwood Cemetery, Springfield, Greene Co., MO, Findagrave #38785648.

     Onah Dale married Roscoe Daniel Blevins, son of Charles Marion Blevins and Margaret Lydia Walk. Onah Dale was born on 11 March 1890 at Indiana. She died on 1 December 1949 at Hardinsburg, Washington Co., IN, at age 59.

     Robert C. Dale married Georgia Ann Perkins.

     Robert Preston Dale was born on 19 October 1924 at Napier, Boone Co., IA. He was the son of Forrest Adelbert Dale and Roxie Cora Beach. Robert Preston Dale married Betty J. Parker, daughter of Clarence Freemont Parker and Bessie Chloe Wendel. Robert Preston Dale died on 3 March 2007 at Warren Co., IA, at age 82 Obituary (findagrave.com):

Robert P. Dale, 82, died Saturday, March 3, 2007, at home.

Born in Boone County, Iowa, Robert had lived in Indianola for 63 years. He owned and operated Bob's Lawn Care in Indianola. He was a member of the Indianola Regular Baptist Church where he served as an Awana leader for 33 years.

He is survived by his wife, Betty; three sons, Robert (Carol) Dale and Glendel (Kathy) Dale, both of Indianola and Michael (Connie) Dale of Grand Junction, CO; five sisters Lexie (Charles) Money and Carol (Gary) Vickroy both of Indianola, A. Jeanie (Gene) Tyler and Dixie (Jim) Tyler, both of Winterset, and Judy (Dave) Mitchell of Prole, IA; two brothers, Donald Dale of Osceola and Wayne Dale of Indianola; a sister, Phyllis McCulloh of West Des Moines, IA; 23 grandchildren; 49 great-grandchildren; and 3 great-great grandchildren.

     Verne McClelland Dale was born on 28 November 1902 at Bellbrook, Greene Co., OH. She married Wilford Marion Swigart, son of Joseph Marion Swigart and Florence Hencey, on 28 November 1923. Verne McClelland Dale died on 18 March 1967 at Jamestown, Greene Co., OH, at age 64. She was buried in March 1967 at Silvercreek Township Cemetery, Jamestown, Greene Co., OH.

     Kathleen Ann Daleo was born on 17 March 1958 at Madison, Dane Co., WI. She was the daughter of Samuel Daleo and Phyllis Ann Thompson. Kathleen Ann Daleo died on 15 May 1998 at age 40. Cause of death: Killed with her son Michael and two brothers in the crash of private airplane piloted by her brother, Steven Daleo. She was buried in May 1998 at Sunset Memory Gardens, Madison, Dane Co., WI, Findagrave #30244669.

     Samuel Daleo was born on 29 March 1926. He married Phyllis Ann Thompson on 14 June 1947.

     Beverly Ann Daley was born on 30 January 1931 at Clinton, Clinton Co., IA. She was the daughter of George William Daley and Nell Marie Swanson. Beverly Ann Daley married Dwain Thomas Walters, son of Louie H. Walters and Marie Orinda Fuller, in 1949 at Clinton, Clinton Co., IA. Beverly Ann Daley died on 4 November 2013 at Clinton, Clinton Co., IA, at age 82

Obituary -- (Findagrave.com):

Beverly Ann Daley Walters, age 82, a native of Clinton Iowa, died Monday Nov. 4, 2013 at Mercy Living Center South. Private family services will be held at the Pape Funeral Home.

She was born in 1931. Beverly attended St. Mary's High School and celebrated with the Class of 1949 (the 49'ers) for over 60 years. In 1950, Beverly married Dwain T. Walters. Beverly and Dwain began their journey that would end up in Huntsville, Alabama. Beverly spent the next 18 years raising her children in true southern style, a wonderful legacy she gave to them.

In 1972, Beverly retired to Clinton. Retirement was short lived as Beverly opened and operated B&B Pre-School. She was a positive influence in the lives of many by providing a nurturing pre-school environment for many of the cities children. She served as Wan-tan-ye President and served on the Mercy Hospital Board and volunteer in the gift shop. From 1981 until recently, Beverly made life more beautiful for her family and friends in Clinton and in her adopted city, Huntsville, Alabama. In July of 2012, Beverly moved to Mercy Living Center South.

She is survived by her daughters, Julie (Joe) Hansen, Jan Earhart and Debbie Swaim; grandchildren are Tamara Coggins-Wenzel, Daniel Walters, Chris Swaim, Justin (Mary) Earhart, Jodi Swaim and Dwain Walters; great grandchildren are Hailey (Sean) Fredericksen, Kera Coggins, Ryan Coggins, Emma Coggins, Xander Earhart and Gabriella Earhart; nieces include Kelly Deutscher, Missy Dehner, and Sherri Naeve; nephews include Mark Lehmkuhl, Tim, Jeff, and Randy Jansen; brother-in-law, Leon Lehmkuhl. She was preceded in death by her parents, George and Nellie Swanson Daley, husband, Dwain Walters, her son, Thomas Walters, her sisters, MaryJo Jansen and Darlene Lehmkuhl, her brother Gary Daley, and sister-in-law, Georgetta Burkert.

In lieu of flowers, please contribute in her name to one of the following charities: Alzheimer's Association, American Cancer Society, Heart Association, Mended Hearts or Myasthenia Gravis Association. All of these charities influenced her life in some way. Celebrate life, as she did. A special thanks to her caregivers, Jackie Green and the staff of Mercy Living Center South that gave her the "attention" she deserved!

Clinton Herald.

She was buried in November 2013 at Clinton Lawn Cemetery, Clinton, Clinton Co., IA, Findagrave #128150147.

     Elizabeth Daley was born in January 1870 at Wisconsin.¹ She married Nathan Thurston on 17 June 1893 at Linn Co., IA. Elizabeth Daley died on 21 January 1939. She was buried in January 1939 at Mount Calvary Cemetery, Cedar Rapids, Linn Co., IA, Findagrave #69333598.

     Frank Jerome Daley was also known as Daletezski. He was born on 12 February 1884 at Michigan. He married Gayell Zania Parish on 16 April 1912 at Dayton, Montgomery Co., OH. Frank Jerome Daley died on 20 December 1963 at Ohio at age 79.

     George William Daley was born on 22 February 1905 at Albany, Whiteside Co., IL. He married Nell Marie Swanson on 31 May 1930 at Clinton Co., IA. George William Daley died on 24 August 1967 at Clinton Co., IA, at age 62. He was buried in August 1967 at Saint Mary's Cemetery, Clinton, Clinton Co., IA, Findagrave #6175830.

     Marshall Olla Daley was born on 25 February 1869 at Union Co., KY. He married Susan Ann Moore. Marshall Olla Daley died on 10 November 1952 at San Antonio, Bexar Co., TX, at age 83 Obituary (Findagrave.com):

M. O. Daley was born February 25, 1869, in Union County, Kentucky, moving with his parents to Georgetown, Texas, November 1877, thence to Florence, Texas, December 1878, where he has since resided. He was married November 1, 1887. He and his wife were baptized August, 1889, and in February, 1890, he began preaching. His work as a preacher has been largely confined to his home congregation and the immediate section around his home. He obeyed the Gospel at Florence, and his membership has ever been with the congregation there. For ten years he has been their regular preacher. In protracted meetings he has labored in Burnett, Milam, Travis, lamar, Eastlan, Ellis, Callahan, brown, Runnels, Hill, and Bosque counties, with success--he had made several very successful debates with the Baptists and Adventists. Aside from his work of preaching, has been busy with his farm work and other business enterprises--not only is he a successful preacher, but he is also successful in business. Though for several years he has contributed but little to our papers, he is one our strongest writers. For several years he has been one of the elders in the congregation at Florence, where he is loved for his faithfulness and work. ---Gospel preacher listed in Gospel Preachers Who Blazed the Trail by C.R. Nichol, 1911, 46.

M. O. Daley
Brother M. O. Daley passed on to depart and be with Christ on Tuesday, November 11, at San Antonio, Texas. Interment is announced to be at Florence, Texas, on Thursday, November 13, at 2:30 p.m. The funeral services will be conducted at the church of Christ building by Hugh Clark and G. H. P. Showalter. One of the greatest in the kingdom of Christ is called from time to eternity in the passing of Brother Daley. The wire, message advising of his death, reached our office just as the forms were being closed for the press. Fuller details will follow in an early issue of this paper. ---G. H. P. Showalter, Firm Foundation, Nov. 18, 1952, p. 8.

Tribute to M. O. Daley
Glenn E. Green
I have only recently read or the passing of Brother M. O. Daley. I have known him for about thirty years. I think he is one of the best men I have ever known. We deeply mourn his passing. He was truly a big man in physique, in mental power, and in moral and spiritual force of character. When I was around him in my younger days I could learn more from him accidentally than I could from most men on purpose. In my estimation he was a natural philosopher and by cultivation a profound student of the Bible. He was largely self-taught and therefore accurately informed. The man who "digs out his own stumps" is bound to got well acquainted with them in the process of excavation. His writings and preaching, read and heard by thousands, are sufficient testimonials to his scriptural knowledge and mental powers. I have said I thought he was a big man in every way. I do not mean by that that I thought he was perfect any more than he thought he was perfect. All truly big men know better than that, and are keenly aware of their defects, but I do believe he was incapable or deliberately doing a little, mean or ungenerous deed. He was fair, just, forbearing and considerate of all men regardless of their attitude toward him. He was helpful without being patronizing. He knew how to praise without spoiling and to correct without discouraging. Above all else he loved the truth of God, the souls of men and the church of our Redeemer. He was happy to give and be given for them. Truly we can believe "he rests from his labors and his works do follow him." Because he has outlived most of those who knew him in his prime the good work he did among the churches is largely forgotten. Likely but few remember that during his ministry in Little Rock, Arkansas, in the early twenties, he was largely responsible for securing the old 4th and State property which laid the foundation for the past and present prosperity of the cause in this capitol city. I know because I followed him there, with maybe a year in between. It is therefore both a pleasure and a duty "To render honor to whom honor is due." Our deepest sympathy is tendered to the bereaved family. --- 1402 W. Pikes Peak, Colorado Springs, Colo. Firm Foundation, December 16, 1952, p. 9.

The Passing of Brother M. O. Daley
Marshall Olla Daley was born February 25, 1869, in Union county, Kentucky. He moved with his parents in 1877 when he was about eight years old, to Florence, Texas, and maintained the old family homestead until about five years ago, which was about seventy years. He and his wife were baptized during a meeting held in Florence by Brother J. D. Tant in August of 1888. He preached his first sermon in Florence in February of 1891, and afterward preached for the church in Florence for more than twenty years. Following this, he preached for churches in San Antonio; Little Rock, Arkansas; Comanche and Hollis, Oklahoma; Brownfield and Mission, Texas, and the last eight years of his ministry was at Rock Springs, Texas, from which place he retired from regular preaching at the age of seventy-six. He has held meetings in Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and of course, many in Texas. He died in San Antonio, Monday evening, November 10, at about 7:30. Survivors include a son, V. F. Daley, Boerne; four daughters, Mrs. R. E. Kirk, El Campo; Mrs. W. M. Blakey, San Antonio: Mrs. Ken Wallace, Monroe, La., and Mrs. L. P. Kleinoeder, Washington, D.C; two grandsons and two granddaughters and two great granddaughters. Funeral services were conducted at Florence, Texas, by A. Hugh Clark and G. H. P. Showalter. The following address was delivered by Brother Daley at the Abilene Christian College Lectureship of 1951, and at the request of the family was read in its entirety to the large crowd assembled for the funeral. It was impressive in its content and solemnity. Brother Daley was one of our greatest gospel preachers, and one of my most devoted personal friends. G. H. P. Showalter, Firm Foundation, February 17, 1953, p. 8.

He was buried in November 1952 at Florence Cemetery, Florence, Williamson Co., TX, Findagrave #10741504.

     Mattie Ola Daley was born on 9 October 1892 at Williamson Co., TX. She was the daughter of Marshall Olla Daley and Susan Ann Moore. Mattie Ola Daley married Ralph Edwin Kirk, son of Walter Whittaker Kirk and Emeratta Manda Marzee Hood, in 1911, no children. Mattie Ola Daley died on 19 October 1983 at Wharton Co., TX, at age 91. She was buried in October 1983 at Garden of Memories, El Campo, Wharton Co., TX, Findagrave #76936309.

     Thelma Nevada Daley was also known as Velma. She was born on 1 February 1918 at Dayton, Montgomery Co., OH. She was the daughter of Frank Jerome Daley and Gayell Zania Parish. Thelma Nevada Daley married Lester Leroy Schwartz, son of Charles Adam Schwartz and Minnie Marie Semler. Thelma Nevada Daley died on 25 September 1983 at Miamisburg, Montgomery Co., OH, at age 65 body donated to Wright State University, later cremated and cremains given to a granddaughter.

     William Dall was born in 1935. He died in 1991.

     Asbury Dallas was born in 1815 at Virginia.¹ He married Eliza Mickle circa 1848.¹ Asbury Dallas died on 15 October 1885 at Bainbridge, Ross Co., OH. He was buried in October 1885 at Bainbridge Cemetery, Bainbridge, Ross Co., OH, Findagrave #69006250.

     Sarah Dallas was also known as "Sallie". She was born circa 1863 at Ross Co. (probably), OH, age 7 as of 3 AUG 1870.^1,2 She was the daughter of Asbury Dallas and Eliza Mickle.¹ Sarah Dallas married Benjamin Franklin Swartz, son of John Swartz and Sarah Snarr, on 6 June 1894 at Ross Co., OH. Sarah Dallas married Cassius S. Wright on 5 August 1916 at Ross Co., OH. Sarah Dallas and Cassius S. Wright were divorced; Cash Wright remarried to a much younger lady in 1925, so the marriage to Sarah Dallas ended prior to that date. Sarah Dallas died after April 1930 Sally Swartz was living with her son Ben at Glouster, as of the 1930 censuis.

     Cecil L. Dallinger was born on 4 May 1925 at Carlock, McLean Co., IL. He was the son of Rudolf Dallinger and Emelia Henrietta Raebel. Cecil L. Dallinger married Ethyl Irene Burns, daughter of Charles Earl Burns and Irene Blanche Hayes, on 3 April 1949 at Peoria, Peoria Co., IL. Cecil L. Dallinger died on 27 April 2010 at Galesburg, Knox Co., IL, at age 84 Obituary (Findagrave.com):

Princeville – Cecil L. Dallinger, 84, of Princeville, died at 7:48 p.m. Tuesday, April 27, 2010, at Marigold Health Care Center, Galesburg.

Cecil was born May 4, 1925, in Carlock, the son of Rudolf & Emelia Rabel Dallinger. He married Ethel I. Burns on April 3, 1949, in Peoria. She survives, along with a daughter, Cathi J. (Tom) Sprecher of Galesburg; a son-in-law, Leland Grigg of Princeville; one sister, Cecelia (Darwin "T-Bone") Ewers of Washington, IL; one brother, Loren (Barb) Dallinger of Princeville; four grandchildren, Dan Sprecher & Kara Bent, and Nick & Angela Grigg; and three great-grandchildren, Zachary & Olivia Sprecher, and Wade Bent. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Judith Grigg, four sisters and two brothers.

He served in the U.S. Army, and then was with the 182nd Tactical Fighter Group of the Illinois Air National Guard for 23 years, working in armor & as a radar technician, and retiring as Master Sergeant First Class. He then worked as a truck driver for S&F Trucking in Princeville for 20 years.

He was past president and sang lead with the Peoria Chapter of SPEBSQSA for over 25 years. He was past president and charter member of the Princeville Lions Club and member and past president of the Princeville Civic Association. He was a member of the Historical Association of Princeville, and served on the Princeville School Board.

He was a member and Elder of First Presbyterian Church, where services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Friday, April 30, 2010. Rodger Cowser will officiate. Visitation will be from 6 to 8:00 p.m. Thursday, at Hammitt-Hott Funeral Home. Burial will be in Princeville Cemetery with military rites accorded.

He was buried in 2010 at Princeville Township Cemetery, Princeville, Peoria Co., IL, Findagrave #51924759.

     Judith Dallinger was born on 22 December 1954 at Peoria, Peoria Co., IL. She was the daughter of Cecil L. Dallinger and Ethyl Irene Burns. Judith Dallinger died on 28 November 2002 at Peoria, Peoria Co., IL, at age 47 Obituary (via Findagrave.com):

PRINCEVILLE -- Judith A. Dallinger- Grigg, 47, of Princeville died at 8:14 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 28, 2002, in the emergency room at Proctor Hospital in Peoria. Born Dec. 22, 1954, in Peoria to Cecil L. and Ethel I. Burns Dallinger, she married Leland D. Grigg on Nov. 15, 1975, in Princeville. He survives. Also surviving are one son, Nickolas Grigg at home; one daughter, Angela Grigg at home; and one sister, Cathi (and Tom) Sprecher of Kearney, Mo.

A graduate of Cliff Mann Floral Design School in Denver, Colo., she had been a certified floral designer for local florists. She most recently was a waitress for DT's Sports Bar & Grill in Princeville. She was a third- and fourthgrade soccer coach with the Wyoming, Ill., Youth Athletic Program for several years.

She was a member of Friends of the Lilly B. Evans Library.

She also was a member of First Presbyterian Church in Princeville.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at her church. The Rev. Harry Losey will officiate. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the church fellowship hall. Burial will be in Princeville Cemetery. Hammitt-Hott Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Memorials may be made to an education fund for her children in care of State Bank of Speer.

Peoria Journal Star (Peoria, IL) - Saturday, November 30, 2002.

She was buried in December 2002 at Princeville Township Cemetery, Princeville, Peoria Co., IL, Findagrave #23858818.

     Rudolf Dallinger was born on 7 April 1893 at Baden-Württemberg, Germany. He married Emelia Henrietta Raebel on 30 September 1915 at Wheaton, Traverse Co., MN. Rudolf Dallinger died on 16 January 1952 at Princeville, Peoria Co., IL, at age 58. He was buried in January 1952 at Swan Lake Memory Gardens, Peoria, Peoria Co., IL, Findagrave #91057431.

     Ada V. Dalrymple was born in March 1879 at Ohio.¹ She married Lee Ora Noakes, son of Thomas E. Noakes and Elizabeth Catherine Kesling, on 24 December 1896 at Preble Co., OH.¹ Ada V. Dalrymple died on 17 February 1901 at Richmond, Wayne Co., IN, at age 21.

     Amasa Dalrymple was born circa 1810 at Massachusetts.¹ He married Catherine Saum, daughter of Johannes Saum and Nancy Fansler, on 6 June 1842 at Montgomery Co., OH.