| Descendants of John Dollings
Generation No. 1 1. John1 Dollings was born Abt. 1690 in Northumberland Co., VA, and died Abt. 1787 in Northumberland Co., VA. He married Sarah. Notes for John Dollings: It is said that John DOLLINGS fought in the Revolutionary War. =================================================== Children of John Dollings and Sarah are: 2 i. William2 Dollings, born 16 Nov 1709. 3 ii. John Dollings, born 13 Oct 1712 in Northumberland Co., VA; died in Northumberland Co., VA. He married Hannah. 4 iii. Sarah Dollings, born 07 Apr 1715. + 5 iv. Richard Dollings, born Abt. 1716 in England/Wales; died Abt. 1774 in Albermarle Co., VA. 6 v. Ann Dollings, born 27 Feb 1719/20. 7 vi. Presley Dollings, born 08 Mar 1723/24. Notes for Presley Dollings: 1750 - Court records, Orange Co., Virginia, Book 5, page 258. Record of Presley Dollin[g]s vs. Stephen Hughes. Earliest record of Presley Dollins found. He is undoubtedly the brother of Richard Dollins and the one for whom Richard's son, Presley, was named.--- ========================================================= Generation No. 2 5. Richard2 Dollings (John1) was born Abt. 1716 in England/Wales, and died Abt. 1774 in Albermarle Co., VA. He married Elizabeth Mallory, daughter of John Mallory and Anne Coyne. She was born Abt. 1722. Notes for Richard Dollings: The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- =================================================== Richard, with two brothers, one of whom was probably named Presley, a native of England, sailed to America from Wales, arriving in Virginia about 1732. He first settled in Goochland County (now Buckingham County) around 1740, then moved to Orange County and later to Albermarle County. In 1761 he purchased land from William Wood on the headwaters of Mechum's River, and in 1773 he purchased additional land from Samuel Stockton on the Virgin Spring Branch of Mechum's River. He owned approximately 1,000 acres and several slaves. Some of the earliest nurseries in the county were planted by members of this family and on this account the name was well known in connection with the cultivation of fruit. Some descendents are still living on portions of this land today. A small creek running through the property is called Dollens Run. The name Dollins was later spelled Dollens by some descendents and today both spellings are used by the descendents of Richard, although Dollins is much more frequently used. Richard listed 4 children in his will: Ann, Presley, John and William. Nothing is known of Ann [at present]. William and John died in 1783 and 1787, respectively, while Presley lived will into the 1830's. Richard died in 1774. His wife Elizabeth was living in 1784. =============================================== In 1744 court records, Orange County, Virginia, Book 4, page 273. Mentions Richard Dollings. Presley Dollings [Dollins] also misspelled in 1750 court record. Names appeared as Dollins in all later records. This is the earliest record found on Richard Dollin[g]s.--- =============================================== Children of Richard Dollings and Elizabeth Mallory are: 8 i. Ann3 Dollings, born Abt. 1737. 9 ii. John Dollings, born Abt. 1740. 10 iii. William Dollings, born Abt. 1740. + 11 iv. Presley Dollings, born 09 Jul 1751 in Orange Co., VA; died Abt. 1838 in Lincoln, TN. 12 v. Sarah Dollings, born Abt. 1757. Generation No. 3 11. Presley3 Dollings (Richard2, John1) was born 09 Jul 1751 in Orange Co., VA, and died Abt. 1838 in Lincoln, TN. He married Ruth Alexander 1770, daughter of Hugh Alexander and Jane. She was born Abt. 1752, and died Abt. 1812 in TN. Notes for Presley Dollings: The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- Presley was born 9 July 1751 in Orange Co., VA. He moved with his family to Albermarle Co. before 1761 and eventually succeeded to the land purchased by his father in 1761. (The land purchased in 1773 was willed to John and William.) He married Ruth Alexander and raised a large family. On 7 June 1832, Congress passed a bill providing for pensions for veterans of the Revolutionary War. On 23 Oct 1832, in Fayetteville, TN, Presley filed the following petition for a pension based on his service during the Rev. War. In part it reads: "State of Tennessee on this 23rd day of October in Lincoln County in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two personally appeared in open court before Abner Steed, Jesse Daniel and Samuel Buchanan, Gentlemen Justices of the court of pleas and quarter sessions for Lincoln Co., now sitting Presely Dollins, a resident of the county of Lincoln and state of Tennessee, aged 81 years who first being duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed June 7th, 1832 that he entered the service of the United States under the following named officers and served as herein stated, that in the spring of the year 1779 he was drafted for the term of two months to assist in bringing the Burgoyne prisoners from Charlottesville to the barracks in Albermarle Co., VA. A man by the name of Allhuler (?) was Captain at Charlottesville after the prisoners were received. At the barracks he was commanded by Captain Miller. Daniel Harvey was his colonel. He continued to guard the prisoners until his time expired and he was discharged by Captain Miller. In the year 1781 he was drafted again for a term of two months. His Captain was James Woods. A man by the name of Richardson was Col. of the first regiment of Virginia Militia to which the applicant belonged. The Brigade was commanded my Gen. Nelson. They marched to Richmond and through different parts of the state of Virginia after the British. Some timesthe British would run them and at other times they would make the British retreat. After his term of service expired he was discharged about seven miles below Louisa Court House in the state of Virginia. This applicant did not receive any written discharge for this term. "On the 28th day of July 1781 he was again drafted for a term of two months. Major John Mortin lead the squad from Albermarle Co., VA to Mobbins Hills on James River in the same state where they joined the great army commanded by General Nelson and did not remain there long before this applicant was detached from the great army and commanded by strange officers. He does not know any of their names except Col. Matthews who commanded a regiment at Duncastle about 12 miles above Williamsburg in Virginia. He stayed at Duncastle some days when he was taken sick and sent to the hospital at Williamsburg. He remained there a short time and his term of service expired and he was discharged by a written discharge from General George Washington who at that time was commander in Chief of the American Army. He has since lost it and also the discharge he received from Captain Miller he has lost. He was born in Orange County, Virginia on the 9th day of July 1751. He believes he has always had a record of his age taken from his father's Bible until some few years ago. He thinks he lost it at all the difficult times he was called into service. He was living in Albermarle County, state of Virginia and has lived there since the war until about twenty years ago he moved to Lincoln County, Tennessee where he now lives." [Researcher's note: His final discharge about 28 Sep 1781 coincides with the beginning of the siege of Yorktown, the final battle of note in the Revolutionary War. George Washington would have been in or near Williamsburg at this time.] Presley Dollins was granted a sum of $50.00 upon entering the pension rolls and an annual pension of $20.00 thereafter. Most of Presely's children emigrated to Lincoln Co., TN between 1800 and 1810. His wife Ruth was alive in 1810 but died before 1820, probably between 1810 and 1812. Presely then moved, about 1812, to Lincoln Co., TN to spend his remaining years among his children and grandchildren. According to census data, he spent his declining years with a widowed daughter. He died between 1836 and 1840, and is probably buried in Lincoln Co., TN. His son David moved on to Illinois about 1820. Joel, Hugh, and Taliaferro married and raised large families in Tennessee. ==================================================================== Children of Presley Dollings and Ruth Alexander are: + 13 i. John4 Dollings, born Abt. 1772 in Albermarle Co., VA; died Oct 1858 in Clark Co., IL. + 14 ii. David Dollings, born Abt. 1776 in Albermarle Co., VA; died Abt. 1842 in Franklin Co., IL. + 15 iii. Taliaferro Dollings, born Abt. 1780. + 16 iv. Joel Dollings, born 08 Jan 1784 in Lincoln, TN; died 05 Mar 1851 in Lincoln, TN. 17 v. Hugh Dollings, born 05 Mar 1800; died 17 Oct 1836. 18 vi. Jane Dollings, born Abt. 1806. Generation No. 4 13. John4 Dollings (Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 1772 in Albermarle Co., VA, and died Oct 1858 in Clark Co., IL. He married Henrietta. She was born Abt. 1760 in VA, and died Abt. 1858 in Clark Co., IL. Children of John Dollings and Henrietta are: + 19 i. James5 Dollings, born Abt. 1809 in VA; died Abt. 1837. + 20 ii. William H. Dollings, born 16 Aug 1811 in VA; died 28 Jan 1901 in Muskingum Co., OH. 21 iii. Mary Jane Dollings, born 24 May 1814 in Muskingum Co., OH; died 06 May 1838 in Muskingum Co., OH. + 22 iv. T. Rivington Dollings, born 14 Feb 1820 in VA; died 08 May 1890. 14. David4 Dollings (Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 1776 in Albermarle Co., VA, and died Abt. 1842 in Franklin Co., IL. He married Nelly Collins 18 Dec 1797 in Albermarle Co., VA, daughter of George Collins and <Unnamed>. She was born Abt. 1776, and died Abt. 1842 in Franklin Co., IL. Notes for David Dollings: The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- =============================================== David Dollings was probably born during the American Revolution in Albermarle Co., VA, a few miles west of Charlottesville. After his marriage in 1797 he lived a few years near his father-in-law, then emigrated to Tennessee between 1800 and 1810. He probably lived in Lincoln Co., TN with his father and brothers for more than 10 years, then moved to Franklin Co., IL about 1820 or shortly thereafter. Of his children, only James and Achilles survived to marry and leave descendents. David's son Achilles was the first settler to purchase land in Benton Twp. David purchased land from the United States government in 1836. Between 1828 and 1839, Achilles purchased at least 240 acres and David 120 acres in Benton Twp. All of these purchases were from the government for virgin land [at about $1.25 to $2.00 per acre) and are recorded in the Original Entry Book in the office of the County Clerk and Recorder, Benton, IL. David's farm remained in the Dollings family over 100 years; his son, grandson, and great-grandson [through James] lived on the farm in succession. David and his wife were listed in the census of 1840 and their ages were given as between 60 and 70. Both died about 1844, Nelly first. Achilles died in 1846, leaving a widow and 10 children. James died 7 January 1860, leaving a widow and 3 children. The grave of James is located in the old cemetery one mile from the ancestral home of David Dollings. His parents, brothers, and sister are probably buried there also, but their resting places have not been found. ================================================ Children of David Dollings and Nelly Collins are: + 23 i. Achilles D.5 Dollings, born Abt. 1806 in TN; died Abt. 1846 in Benton Twp., Franklin Co., IL. + 24 ii. James Madison Dollings, born Abt. 1814 in Lincoln Co., TN; died 07 Jan 1860 in Lincoln Co., TN. 25 iii. /Son/ Dollings. 26 iv. /Daughter/ Dollings. 15. Taliaferro4 Dollings (Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 1780. He married (1) <Unnamed>. He married (2) <Unnamed>. Children of Taliaferro Dollings and <Unnamed> are: 27 i. Joel M.5 Dollings, born Abt. 1812; died 07 May 1894 in Lincoln Co., TN. 28 ii. Miles Dollings, born 13 Nov 1818; died 17 Dec 1878 in Lincoln, TN. 29 iii. Ann E. Dollings, born Abt. 1833; died 27 Jun 1874. 16. Joel4 Dollings (Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 08 Jan 1784 in Lincoln, TN, and died 05 Mar 1851 in Lincoln, TN. He married Polly Armstrong. Child of Joel Dollings and Polly Armstrong is: 30 i. Andrew Alexander5 Dollings, born 26 Mar 1826. He married (1) Sarah Armstrong 18 Dec 1849 in Lincoln, TN. He married (2) Anna Malinda Harbinson 01 Nov 1855 in Obion Co., AR. Generation No. 5 19. James5 Dollings (John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 1809 in VA, and died Abt. 1837. He married Keziah Shiplett 21 Oct 1829 in Muskingum Co., OH, daughter of Shiplett and <Unnamed>. She was born Abt. 1809 in VA, and died 27 Sep 1852 in Clark Co., IL. Children of James Dollings and Keziah Shiplett are: 31 i. Susan Ann6 Dollings, born Abt. 1830 in Muskingum Co., OH; died Aug 1858 in Clark Co., IL. She married Simon S. Wilcox 25 Jul 1846 in Muskingum Co., OH. Notes for Simon S. Wilcox: CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: 14) ========================================================================= Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1999 17:57:03 -0600 From: Donna Van Zandt <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Subject: Dollings Content-Type: text/plain; charset=x-user-defined Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Noticed this Muskingum County connection when entering it for another line. Descendants of James Wilcox Generation No. 1 1. James1 Wilcox. He married Mary Stevens. Child of James Wilcox and Mary Stevens is: + 2 i. Simon2 Wilcox, born 16 November 1825 in England; died 27 November 1912 in Danville, Illinois. Generation No. 2 2. Simon2 Wilcox (James1) was born 16 November 1825 in England, and died 27 November 1912 in Danville, Illinois. He married Susan Ann Dollings 25 July 1846 in Muskingum County, Ohio. Children of Simon Wilcox and Susan Dollings are: 3 i. Amanda3 Wilcox1, born 1847. She married Enos Deverick 1868. 4 ii. Mary Wilcox, born 1849. She married Lafayette Goldman 1876. 5 iii. Sylvester Wilcox, born 1851. He married Mary Easton 1870. 6 iv. John Wilcox, born 1852. He married Eliza Berkley 1875. 7 v. Sarah Wilcox, born 1853. She married Edward Files. 8 vi. James Harvey Wilcox, born 18562. He married Sarah Bell Cecil 25 September 1851 in Putnam County Indiana. 9 vii. Melissa Wilcox, born 1858. She married Morris Logue 1875. Endnotes 1. Prairie Farmers of Illinois Vol. II- ISGS. 2. Prairie Farmers of Illinois Vol. II- ISGS, pg. 291. 32 ii. William W. Dollings, born Abt. 1833. 33 iii. James Dollings, born Abt. 1835. 20. William H.5 Dollings (John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 16 Aug 1811 in VA, and died 28 Jan 1901 in Muskingum Co., OH1,1. He married Eliza Martin 06 Feb 1833 in Perry Co. OH2, daughter of George Martin and Hester Moore. She was born 14 Oct 1815 in KY, and died Bet. 18 Dec 1881 - 19 Feb 1882 in Hopewell Twp., Muskingum County, OH3. Notes for William H. Dollings: Obituary taken from the ZANESVILLE SIGNAL of 1-31-1901: DIED AT AGE OF 90 YEARS William DOLLINGS, a pioneer resident of Muskingum County, died at his home in White Cottage Monday last, aged 90 years. For seventy years he was a resident of Opera, this county. He was united in marriage to Eliza MARTIN in the year 1831 and of this union thirteen children were born, nine of whom are still living. The funeral took place Wednesday, from Asbury Chapel, Rev. V.G. Hosteter officiating.--- ================================================= Obituary taken from the ZANESVILLE WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER of 2-7-1901: FIVE GENERATIONS Yesterday at Asbury Chapel, William DOLLINGS was interred. He was almost 90 years of age at the time of his death. He was born in Virginia, August 16, 1811. For seventy years he was a resident of Muskingum County, living for that length of time on the homestead at Opera post office. A sunshiny disposition made him beloved by all who knew him. The oldest living residents say that in their memory they never knew of him being at enmity with a neighbor. His death occurred at White Cottage, January 28, 1901. The funeral exercises were conducted by Rev. V.G. Hostetter of this city. In 1831 he was married to Eliza MARTIN. Of this union were born thirteen children, seven boys and six girls, nine of whom are living. There are fifty-one grandchildren, forty-seven great grandchildren, and one great-great grandchild who survived him. Mr. Dollings became a Christian in 1867. He was a charter member of the church at Kent's run. Whatever was his lot he always was contented and to this, with his happy disposition, is in part attributed his longevity.--- ================================================= More About William H. Dollings: Burial: Asbury Chapel Cemetery, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Cause of Death: Old Age Census: 1840, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH More About Eliza Martin: Burial: Asbury Chapel Cemetery, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Cause of Death: Nervous Disease Census: 1870 Census - Muskingum Co., OH in Hopewell Twp. Children of William Dollings and Eliza Martin are: + 34 i. Delilah J.E.6 Dollings, born 03 Aug 1833; died 02 Aug 1889. 35 ii. Mariah M.A. Dollings, born Abt. 1835. + 36 iii. John M. Dollings, born Abt. 1837 in East Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH. 37 iv. James H. Dollings, born Aug 1838; died 1911 in Muskingum Co., OH, Fultonham Cemetery. He married Mary Jane Fountain 19 Sep 1861 in Muskingum Co., OH; born 06 May 1838 in OH; died 25 May 1914 in Muskingum Co., OH, Fultonham Cemetery4. More About James H. Dollings: Census: 1890, Newton Twp., Muskingum C., OH (M123/73/924) Union Veterans & Widows of Civil War More About Mary Jane Fountain: Cause of Death: Cerebral Hemmorage + 38 v. Martin Van Buren Dollings, born 15 Nov 1840; died 27 Apr 1928 in Muskingum Co., OH, Fultonham Cemetery. + 39 vi. Martha S. Dollings, born Abt. 1843 in Muskingum Co., OH; died 31 Jan 1911 in Perry Co., OH. 40 vii. Joseph W. Dollings, born Abt. 1845. 41 viii. Louisa E.A.V. Dollings, born Abt. 1847. + 42 ix. Sarah Dollings, born 1848 in 1921; died 1921. + 43 x. Henrietta Dollings, born Abt. 1851. 44 xi. Ellenora Dollings, born Abt. 1852. + 45 xii. George Creighton Dollings, born 11 Oct 1853 in OH; died 13 Jun 1913 in Good Samartin Hosp., Zanesville, OH, Muskingum Co.. + 46 xiii. Charles Felton Dollings, born 04 Apr 1858 in OH; died 27 May 1937 in Muskingum Co., OH. 22. T. Rivington5 Dollings (John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 14 Feb 1820 in VA, and died 08 May 1890. He married Mary Ann F. Garrett 26 Dec 1846. She was born 21 Apr 1820, and died 27 Apr 1900. Notes for T. Rivington Dollings: Rivington was a shoemaker. More About T. Rivington Dollings: Census: 1860 Children of T. Dollings and Mary Garrett are: 47 i. Sabreena6 Dollings, born Abt. 1848. 48 ii. Alexander Dollings, born Abt. 1851. 49 iii. Robert H. Dollings, born Abt. 1852. 50 iv. Mary A. Dollings, born Abt. 1858. 23. Achilles D.5 Dollings (David4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 1806 in TN, and died Abt. 1846 in Benton Twp., Franklin Co., IL. He married Priscilla Estes 30 Aug 1830 in Franklin Co., IL, daughter of Joseph Estes and Catherine Miller. She was born 11 Apr 1810 in Franklin Co., IL, and died 14 May 1870 in Franklin Co., IL. Notes for Achilles D. Dollings: The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- =============================================== Three sons of Achilles and Priscilla served in the Civil War. William, who enlisted on 21 Oct 1861, survived the war. David, who enlisted on 28 May 1861, was wounded in the Battle of Fort Donelson, TN, and later died of wounds at home on 16 Jun 1862. In August 1861 a company of cavalry was organized in Benton and temporarily attached to the Thirty-First Infantry, but subsquently mustered into service as Company C, of the Illinois Fifteenth Cavalry. The Company contained at its organization 91 Franklin County men and was commanded by Capt. James J. Dollins. [their 3rd son][Moore2.FTW] The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- =============================================== Three sons of Achilles and Priscilla served in the Civil War. William, who enlisted on 21 Oct 1861, survived the war. David, who enlisted on 28 May 1861, was wounded in the Battle of Fort Donelson, TN, and later died of wounds at home on 16 Jun 1862. In August 1861 a company of cavalry was organized in Benton and temporarily attached to the Thirty-First Infantry, but subsquently mustered into service as Company C, of the Illinois Fifteenth Cavalry. The Company contained at its organization 91 Franklin County men and was commanded by Capt. James J. Dollins. [their 3rd son] Notes for Priscilla Estes: The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- =============================================== Priscilla was born in Illinois 8 years before it became a state and died in the spring of 1870 after bearing 14 children to two husbands. She outlived 6 of her 11 children with Achilles Dollins. Roland Daniel died about a month after his wife. Priscilla was the daughter of Joseph Estes, one of the first white men to enter Franklin Co., IL. In 1804, eleven men, all related, and among them Joseph Estes, came from Smith Co., TN, and built a fort and blockhouse. From the time of the building of the fort until about the year 1815, the settlers made little or no attempt to cultivate the soil, subsisting almost entirely on wild game and honey. Missouri records mention the marriage of Catherine Miller to Joseph Estes. She was the daughter of John and Martha Clay Miller who migrated from Lincoln Co., NC in 1804 and established the town of Millersville in western Cape Girardeau Co., MO.[Moore2.FTW] The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- =============================================== Priscilla was born in Illinois 8 years before it became a state and died in the spring of 1870 after bearing 14 children to two husbands. She outlived 6 of her 11 children with Achilles Dollins. Roland Daniel died about a month after his wife. Priscilla was the daughter of Joseph Estes, one of the first white men to enter Franklin Co., IL. In 1804, eleven men, all related, and among them Joseph Estes, came from Smith Co., TN, and built a fort and blockhouse. From the time of the building of the fort until about the year 1815, the settlers made little or no attempt to cultivate the soil, subsisting almost entirely on wild game and honey. Missouri records mention the marriage of Catherine Miller to Joseph Estes. She was the daughter of John and Martha Clay Miller who migrated from Lincoln Co., NC in 1804 and established the town of Millersville in western Cape Girardeau Co., MO. More About Priscilla Estes: Burial: Franklin Co., IL Children of Achilles Dollings and Priscilla Estes are: 51 i. Clementine6 Dollings, born 11 Jul 1831. + 52 ii. James J. Dollings, born 09 May 1832 in Benton Twp., Franklin Co., IL; died 22 May 1863 in Vicksburg, MS. 53 iii. Elinor Dollings, born 10 Jul 1833. 54 iv. William J. Dollings, born 22 Aug 1834. 55 v. Luritta Dollings, born 04 Mar 1836. 56 vi. Thomas B. Dollings, born 11 May 1837. 57 vii. Amanda J. Dollings, born 20 Oct 1839. + 58 viii. Nancy J. Dollings, born 20 Oct 1839. 59 ix. Achilles D. Dollings, born 18 Mar 1841. 60 x. David C. Dollings, born 07 Sep 1842. 61 xi. Joseph A. Dollings, born 10 Dec 1844. Notes for Joseph A. Dollings: The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- The following affidavit was written in 1909 by Joseph A. Dollins, youngest brother of James J. Dollins. It contains a comprehensive record of the descendents of David Dollins. STATE OF ILLINOIS | | ss. AFFIDAVIT FRANKLIN COUNTY | "J.A. DOLLINS, being duly sworn, on his oath says; I am 64 years of age, and reside at Benton, Franklin County, Illinois. I am a son of Achilles D. Dollins, who entered the West 1/2 of the Southwest Quarter of Section 10, Township 6 South, Range 2 East of the 3rd P.M., and who was the original purchaser of the Northeast 1/4 of the Northeast Quarter of Section 16, Township 6 South, Range 3 East of the 3rd P.M., School Lands of the State of Illinois, in Franklin County. "My full name is Joseph A. Dollins; the said David Dollins died before I was born, leaving, as I am informed and verily believe two sons, James M. Dollins, and Achilles D. Dollins, and no other children or heirs-at-law. I understand his wife died before he did. My father, the said Achilles D. Dollins, died in the year 1846, leaving him surviving his widow, Priscilla Dollins, and the following children: Ellen Dollins, who afterwards became the wife of Joseph H. Baxter; William J. Dollins, who was a bachelor, December 6, 1855; James J. Dollins; Luritta Dollins, who afterwards became the wife of Daniel Weston; Amanda J. Dollins, who afterwards became the wife of David H. Hartley; Achilles D. Dollins; Nancy J. Dollins, who afterwards became the wife of Carroll Glover; Joseph A. Dollins, who is this Affiant; David Dollins, who died without having married, and without issue, in or about the year 1862; Clementine Dollins, who afterwards married John Mooneyham, who is now dead. The said Clementine Mooneyham died before the Civil War, and left only one child surviving her, Priscilla Mooneyham, who had never married until after October 3, 1868. My father left no other children nor child of any deceased child, surviving him. "James M. Dollins, my uncle, was the original patentee from the United States of the Northwest 1/4 of the Northwest Quarter of Section 15, Township 6 South, Range 3 East of the 3rd P.M., and is the same person described as James McDollins, at Deed Record 65, page 367. He was also the original patentee of the Northeast 1/4 of the Southwest Quarter of Section 10, Township 6 South, Range 3 East, of the 3rd P.M., and is the same person described as James Madison Dollins, at Deed Record 65 page 366. The said James M. Dollins left surviving him at his death, which occurred on or about January 7, 1860, his widow Elizabeth H. Dollins, and the following children: James C. Dollins, John R. Dollins, and Sarah C. Bettes, sometimes spelled Bettis, and no other children nor heirs-at-law. "The said James C. Dollins died on or about October 31, 1889, leaving surviving him, his widow, Samantha S. Dollins, who is the same peson, described as Sidney Samantha Britton, a Grantor, at Deed Record 64, page 94, of the Records of Franklin County, and the following children, being his only children and only heirs-in-law: Eddy A. Dollins, who is the same person described as E.D. Dollins, a Grantor at Deed Record 62, page 402; George B. Dollins, who is the same person described as G.B. Dollins, Grantee, at Deed Record 64, page 94; Deed Record 63, page 110; Deed Record 62, page 402; and Deed Record 65, page 369; William C. Dollins, who is the same person described as C.W. Dollins, Grantor at Deed Record 38, page 284, and as Charley Dollins in proceedings to Quiet Title, at Chancery S, page 115; Ollie Dollins, who became the wife of James D. Smith, Jr.; Earl Dollins, who died on or about April 27, 1907, without issue and without ever having been married. The said Elizabeth H. Dollins, widow of James M. Dollins, deceased, died on or about the year 1891, without having married again, leaving surviving her as her sold heirs, her son James C. Dollins, John R. Dollins, and Sarah C. Bettis, above named heirs of James M. Dollins, were children by a former wife and were not children of Elizabeth H. Dollins. "My sister, Ellen Baxter, died on or about the fall of 1870, her husband is now dead; the following are her only children and heirs-at-law and their present marital relations: Alice Orr, whose husband is William Orr; Mattie Clem, whose husband is John Clem; and Clementine Orr, who is dead, and whose husband is also dead. Joseph Baxter died about the year 1902. The only child of Clementine Orr, now surviving, and her only heir-at-law, is Mamie Crossland. The said Joseph Baxter left surviving him, as I am informed, several children in the State of Washington, but their names or identitiy are unknown to me. "My brother, William Dollins, died about the fall of 1869, leaving a widow, Mary Ann Dollins, who is still living, two, sons, Charley and James, and two daughters, Alameda and Della and no other heirs-at-law. "My sister Luritta Weston, who died about the year 1855, leaving her husband, Daniel Weston and her mother and brothers and sisters, above named, her only heirs-at-law. "Achilles D. Dollins died about May 1880, leaving surviving him his widow, Martha S. Dollins, who is still living, and his brothers and sisters then living; Nancy J. Glover died in or about the fall of the year 1880, leaving surviving her, Carroll Glover, her husband, who is still living and the following heirs, her children: James Glover, Wilfred Glover, Jefferson Glover, John Glover, and Minnie Bain, and Wm. Burk, the surviving husband of, and Rufus Gale Burk, the only child of Nancy J. Burk, a deceased daughter, and no other heirs-at-law. "James J. Dollins died on or about May 22, 1863, being killed in battle, leaving surviving him his widow, Susan Dollins, who is now living, and the following children: Mary Browning, Delilah Cross, Joseph Logan Dollins, who has died leaving heirs whose identity and names are unknown to me and of whom I last heard they lived in Kansas; Mattie Swofford who died and whose husband, Jesse Swofford, is still living. The said Mattie (Martha) Swofford left the following, her children and only heirs-at-law, James Swofford, Maggie Myers, and Carrie Kilpatrick. "My mother Priscilla Dollins, after the death of my father, was married to Rowland Daniel, and died in or about the spring of 1870, leaving her surviving, her husband, Rowland Daniel, who died about a month thereafter, and the following children, her only heirs-at-law: Augustus R. Daniel, Priscilla Phillips, Susannah Taylor, who died intestate, leaving one child, who died while still of tender years, and a husband, who is now dead; Ellen Baxter, Amanda J. Hartley, Nancy J. Glover, James J. Dollins, and Joseph A. Dollins, and the children of William Dollins, deceased, and Priscilla, a daughter of Clementine Mooneyham, deceased; her grandchildren, and no other heirs-at-law. JOSEPH A. DOLLINS SUBSCRIBED and SWORN to before me this 26th day of November, 1909, Royal Be. Cushing, Notary Public of Cook County, Illinois. Filed for Record the 30the of November 1909. Miscellaneous Record "E" page 180-182."-- ========================================================= 24. James Madison5 Dollings (David4, Presley3, Richard2, John1)5,5 was born Abt. 1814 in Lincoln Co., TN, and died 07 Jan 1860 in Lincoln Co., TN. He married Elizabeth H. Burgess. Notes for James Madison Dollings: The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- James M. Dollins was the younger of the two sons who came from Tennessee to Franklin Co., IL with his parents. He was probably six or seven years of age when he came to IL. He lived the remainder of his life on a farm a few miles northeast of Benton. He began buying land from the United States Government during the year 1837 when he was 23 years of age. When he died he was the owner of 465 acres. This acreage included the original farm of his father and other adjoining land. The records of the Benton Masonic Lodge indicates that he became a member June 30, 1859. He died the following year at age 46. =================================================== More About James Madison Dollings: Burial: Drummond Cemetery Notes for Elizabeth H. Burgess: Elizabeth is the SECOND wife of James M. Dollins, and therefore not the mother of the three children listed. No information has been obtained about his first wife. =================================================== Children of James Dollings and Elizabeth Burgess are: + 62 i. Sarah6 Dollings, born Abt. 1838. + 63 ii. John R. Dollings, born Abt. 1841 in Franklin Co., IL; died 11 Nov 1893 in Franklin Co., IL. + 64 iii. James C. Dollings, born 20 May 1850; died 30 Oct 1889. Generation No. 6 34. Delilah J.E.6 Dollings (William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 03 Aug 1833, and died 02 Aug 1889. She married (1) John Wilkins, son of James Wilkins and Hannah Roberts. He was born 1816 in Frederick Co., VA. She married (2) John Creighton Stine 30 Sep 1852 in Muskingum Co., OH. He was born 25 Jan 1834, and died 20 Mar 1861. More About Delilah J.E. Dollings: Burial: Asbury Chapel Cemetery, Muskingum Co., OH Census: 1870, West Zanesville, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Notes for John Wilkins: Text taken from: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~tfisher/fphperrybiow.htm "WILKINS, JOHN, farmer; post office, Mount Perry; was born in 1816, in Frederick county, Virginia; son of James, Jr., and grandson of James, Sr., who was an English soldier; and in consequence of a severe wound in one of the battles of the Revolution, never again returned to his native country, but remained in Virginia, where he married a Highland Scotch wife, who became the mother of an only child, James Wilkins, Jr. This James was by tradition entitled to an estate in England, which was lost by the slackness of the laws then in force, and the infancy of the only heir in America, which heir perhaps was entirely unknown, on the false supposition that James, Sr., had died without heirs. The father of John Wilkins was a soldier in the War of 1812; the husband of Hannah Roberts, whom he married about the beginning of the present century; a superintendent of a large Virginia plantation, at a good salary for many years; the owner of a few slaves there, at the death of one of whom, John cried bitterly as having lost a kind nurse. In 1830 the Wilkins family came to Perry county, and a few years later to Muskingum county, where James, the father, died, at the age of eighty-five years. He was a man of remarkable physical endurance, and in his eightieth year, could plow, sow and reap. Mother Wilkins survived her husband only a few years. Her children were Nancy, the wife of Joseph, and the mother of Nathan Plank, who after the death of her husband became the wife of Joseph Snyder, and died as such in Hopewell township; Charles and Mary, of Lawrence county, Ohio; William, White Cottage, Ohio; Joseph, Lytlesburg, Ohio; Theodore, Lima, Ohio; Rev. Llewellyn, of the New Light belief; and two children, deceased, in Muskingum county. In 1839, John Wilkins was married to Mary, daughter of John Bowser. He soon settled where he now lives, section thirteen, Hopewell, and where some of the soil on his farm has been under cultivation for sixty consecutive years, and the last crop of corn measured over one hundred bushels to the acre. It thus supports its fertility by alluvial deposit, and by its natural strength. Their children are eight in number, all living, except Mary, deceased wife of Samuel Bowman, Arcola, Illinois; Leroy, farmer, post office same; James, John T., Eliza, wife of Samuel Bowman, and Abraham, post office, Mount Perry, Ohio; Ann Maria, wife of Daniel Siberds, and Emanuel, post office, North Manchester, Indiana. These sons and daughters are all comfortably situated, and some of them growing wealthy. Five of the sons weigh 1,160 pounds, the lightest of whom is nearly 200. The mother was a large, handsomely sized woman; the father has weighed 180 pounds; head twenty-two and one-fourth inches, health good, habits temperate, but not abstemious from stimulants. After the death of his wife in 1879, Mr. Wilkins was married to Mrs. Delilah Stine, in 1881, whose maiden name was Dollings; of Scotch and English parentage, and whose father was a native of Virginia, and whose mother was a native of Kentucky. By her first husband, John Creighton Stine, she had two sons, both married; one a teacher and the other a potter by occupation. She alleges that her grandfather, Slover, was a Tory in the Revolution, and that her father fought on the American side, in 1812. At this second marriage, she and her children were welcomed to the Wilkins home by all of Mr. Wilkins' sons and daughters, who reside in the vicinity. =================================================== More About John Creighton Stine: Burial: Asbury Chapel Cemetery, Muskingum Co., OH Census: 1860, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Children of Delilah Dollings and John Stine are: + 65 i. Charles N.7 Stine, born Abt. 1854. 66 ii. Lewis Stine, born 1860; died 1947. He married Rushia P.; born 1862; died 1926. 36. John M.6 Dollings (William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 1837 in East Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH. He married Elizabeth McBlane. She was born Abt. 1843 in East Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH, and died Bef. 19006. More About John M. Dollings: Census: 1880, Madison Twp., Perry Co., OH Children of John Dollings and Elizabeth McBlane are: + 67 i. William H.7 Dollings, born 03 Feb 1859 in East Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH; died 16 Nov 1934 in East Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH. 68 ii. Morris C. Dollings, born Abt. 1866. He married Sarah //; born Abt. 1858. 38. Martin Van Buren6 Dollings (William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1)7 was born 15 Nov 1840, and died 27 Apr 1928 in Muskingum Co., OH, Fultonham Cemetery8. He married Lucretia Green Abt. 1865, daughter of Willis Green and Elizabeth Sargeant. She was born 30 Jun 1844 in OH, and died 21 Dec 1919 in Muskingum Co., OH, Fultonham Cemetery8. More About Martin Van Buren Dollings: Cause of Death: Flu; Organic Heart Disease; Arterosclerosis Census: 1880, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH More About Lucretia Green: Cause of Death: Mollietis (?); Cerebral Softening of the Brain Children of Martin Dollings and Lucretia Green are: 69 i. Irene Sue7 Dollings, born Abt. 1867. + 70 ii. Minnie Dollings, born Abt. 1877. 71 iii. Florence Dollings, born Abt. 1888. 39. Martha S.6 Dollings (William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 1843 in Muskingum Co., OH, and died 31 Jan 1911 in Perry Co., OH. She married James Alfred Shiplett 29 May 1866 in Perry Co., OH, son of David Shiplett and Elizabeth Frankin. He was born 04 Aug 1837 in Muskingum Co., OH, and died 29 Mar 1915 in Clayton Twp., Perry Co., OH. More About James Alfred Shiplett: Burial: Wesley Chapel Cemetery Census: 1870, Duncan Falls, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Children of Martha Dollings and James Shiplett are: + 72 i. Joseph N.7 Shiplett, born 17 Feb 1867 in OH; died 31 Jul 1956 in Perry Co., OH. + 73 ii. Cyrus Marion Shiplett, born 20 Feb 1869 in Perry Co., OH; died 20 Jan 1950. 74 iii. Cora Kit Shiplett, born Abt. 1872. She married John Williams. 75 iv. William T. Shiplett, born 15 Apr 1874. He married Mary E. Nichols; born 25 Oct 1865; died 08 Jun 1946 in Perry Co., OH. 76 v. Emmett Ray Shiplett, born Abt. 1879. He married Effie Ansel Abt. 1899 in Perry Co., OH. 42. Sarah6 Dollings (William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 1848 in 1921, and died 1921. She married Charles Shiplett, Sr. Abt. 1866, son of David Shiplett and Elizabeth Frankin. He was born Abt. 1840, and died 1922. More About Sarah Dollings: Burial: Asbury Chapel Cemetery, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH More About Charles Shiplett, Sr.: Burial: Asbury Chapel Cemetery, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Census: 1870, West Zanesville, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Children of Sarah Dollings and Charles Shiplett are: + 77 i. Joseph S.7 Shiplett, born 05 Dec 1866; died 07 Dec 1888 in Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co. OH. + 78 ii. Charles Shiplett, Jr., born Abt. 1868. 79 iii. Eliza Shiplett, born Abt. 1871. 80 iv. Ella G. Shiplett, born Abt. 1872. She married Carl Woodward; born Abt. 1887. More About Carl Woodward: Census: 1920, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH 81 v. Bertie Shiplett, born Abt. 1876. 43. Henrietta6 Dollings (William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 1851. She married Oliver Weldon Riggle 10 Nov 1868. He was born Abt. 1846 in VA. Children of Henrietta Dollings and Oliver Riggle are: 82 i. William7 Riggle. 83 ii. Elmer Riggle. 84 iii. George Riggle. + 85 iv. Della Blanche Riggle, born 28 Nov 1871; died 09 Aug 1930 in Buried in Clinton, OH cemetery. 45. George Creighton6 Dollings (William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 11 Oct 1853 in OH, and died 13 Jun 1913 in Good Samartin Hosp., Zanesville, OH, Muskingum Co.8. He married Matilda J. Thomas Abt. 1873, daughter of Henry Thomas and Prudence Rambo. She was born 09 Apr 1852, and died 18 Jul 1930 in Columbus, Franklin Co., OH8. More About George Creighton Dollings: Burial: Fultonham Cemetery Cause of Death: Shock and Internal Injury Census: 1880, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH More About Matilda J. Thomas: Cause of Death: Dysentery; Senility Children of George Dollings and Matilda Thomas are: + 86 i. Earl W.7 Dollings. 87 ii. Clara Dollings, born 30 Jun 1875; died 17 Apr 1890. More About Clara Dollings: Burial: Asbury Chapel Cemetery, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH 88 iii. Elda Dollings, born Abt. 1877. 89 iv. Rosa E. Dollings, born Feb 1882. She married Arthur C. Street; born Abt. 1880; died 05 Jun 1938 in Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH. 90 v. Hattie Leona Dollings, born 24 Sep 1885; died 07 Mar 18929,9. More About Hattie Leona Dollings: Burial: Asbury Chapel Cemetery, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH 91 vi. William D. Dollings, born 22 Feb 1896 in White Cottage, Muskingum Co., OH; died 29 Jun 1963 in St. Petersburg, FL. He married Bertha L. Maler; born 11 Jul 1894 in Springfield Twp., Muskingum Co., OH; died Abt. 12 Aug 1972 in South Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH. Notes for Bertha L. Maler: Obit taken from Zanesville Times-Recorder 14 AUG 1972: MRS. BERTHA DOLLINGS Mrs. Bertha L. Dollings, 78, of 123 Parkwood drive, South Zanesville died at 4:23 p.m. Sunday in Good Samaritan Medical Center where she had been a patient one week. Born July 11, 1894, in Springfield Township, she was a daughter of John and Mary Fischer Maler. Her husband, William, a railroader, died in 1963. Mrs. Dollings grew up in South Zanesville, later moved to Cincinnati, and returned to South Zanesville in 1964. She was a member of South Zanesville United Methodist Church. Surviving are four nephews, Chester England of 98 Montague avenue, South Zanesville, Ralph Scott of 120 Parkwood drive, South Zanesville, Paul Scott of 44 Shandon avenue, South Zanesville, and Robert England of Garden City, Mich.; three nieces, Miss Joan Maler of Hillcrest drive, South Zanesville, Mrs. Shirley Schultz of Lake Arrowhead, Calif, and Mrs. Helen Boyer of Cerritos, Calif. Friends may call at William Thompson and Son Funeral Home in White Cottage 7 to 9 p.m. taday and 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.--- =============================================================================== + 92 vii. Ople Guy "Shorty" Dollings, born 17 Sep 1900; died 05 Apr 1969 in East Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH. 46. Charles Felton6 Dollings (William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1)10 was born 04 Apr 1858 in OH, and died 27 May 1937 in Muskingum Co., OH. He married Mary Jane Ford 12 May 1878 in Muskingum Co., OH11, daughter of William Ford and Mary Barnett. She was born 25 Jan 1853 in OH, and died 19 Apr 1934 in Muskingum Co., OH12. Notes for Charles Felton Dollings: Obituary: C.F. DOLLING DIES OF HEART TROUBLE Charles F. DOLLING, 79, a farmer by occupation, died at his home in Fultonham Thursday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock following several months illness of heart trouble. Mr. Dolling was a member of Fultonham M.E. church. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Edward Berry of the home; Mrs. Mary Payton, Columbus; Mrs. Lucy Schrider [sic], East Fultonham; Mrs. Nettie Shaw, Fultonham, and Mrs. Anna Smiley, Zanesville; one son, Fred, Columbus, and one brother, Joe Dollings, Hamilton. The body was removed to the William Thompson and Son funeral home, White Cottage, pending the completion of funeral arrangements.--- ================================================== More About Charles Felton Dollings: Burial: 29 May 1937, Fultonham Cemetery Cause of Death: Arteriosclerosis; Senility Census: 1860, Muskingum Co., OH in Hopewell Twp. Notes for Mary Jane Ford: Obituary taken from Zanesville Signal 20 Apr 1934: Funeral Saturday For Mrs. Dollings Funeral services for Mrs. Mary J. Dollings, 81, wife of C. F. Dollings, will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the home In Fultontham, where she died Thursday afternoon. Rev. L. F. McCandliah will officiate. Burial will be at Fultonham. Her death resulted from pneumonia. Surviving are her husband and six daughters, Mrs Nettie Shaw, Mrs. Anna Smltley, Mrs. Vera Settles and Mrs. Verna Berry, Fultonham ; Mrs. Mary Peyton, Columbus, and Mrs. Lucy Shrider, East Fultonham; one son, Edward Ford, White Cottage, and two sisters, Mrs. Mariah Williams, White Cottage, and Miss Harriet Ford, Columbus. ================================================================== More About Mary Jane Ford: Burial: Fultonham Cemetery Cause of Death: Bronchio-pnemonia; Cerebral Hemmorhage Census: 1880 Census - Perry Co., OH in Madison Twp. Children of Charles Dollings and Mary Ford are: 93 i. Edward7 Dollings, born Abt. 1873. 94 ii. Etta Leola Dollings, born 05 Jun 1879. More About Etta Leola Dollings: Census: FHL Number 911378 + 95 iii. Nettie Viola Dollings, born 05 Jun 1879 in Madison Twp., Perry Co., OH; died 19 Jan 1963 in Muskingum Co., OH, buried in Fultonham Cemetery, Cardiac Decompensation due to Myocardial Damage. + 96 iv. Vera E. Dollings, born May 1882; died 1962 in Muskingum Co., OH, buried in Fultonham Cemetery. + 97 v. Lucy Ellen Dollings, born 10 Mar 1887; died 31 Jul 1980. 98 vi. Mary E. Dollings, born 10 Mar 1887. She married Peyton. + 99 vii. Verna Ethel Dollings, born 08 Apr 1891; died 01 Feb 1956 in Muskingum Co., OH, buried in Fultonham Cemetery. 52. James J.6 Dollings (Achilles D.5, David4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 09 May 1832 in Benton Twp., Franklin Co., IL, and died 22 May 1863 in Vicksburg, MS. He married Susan Ann Hartley 27 May 1852 in Jefferson Co., IL, daughter of Joseph Hartley and Mary. She was born 07 Aug 1832 in KY, and died 18 Apr 1912 in McCune, KS. Notes for James J. Dollings: The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- =============================================== James J. Dollins, the second child of Priscilla and Achilles Dollins, was born 9 May 1832 on his family's farm in Benton Twp., Franklin Co., IL. On 27 May 1852 he married Susan Ann Hartley, in Jefferson Co., IL. Susan's father was also a minister and it was he who married them. Her family, except for her youngest brother, had been born in Kentucky and had moved to Illinois between 1841 and 1845. James was a farmer and, between 1857 and 1861, was County Clerk of Franklin County. He is listed in the 1860 census together with his wife and five children. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge No. 64 in Benton, taking his initial apprentice degree 25 Aug 1860, his fellow-craft degree 28 Oct 1860, and his masters degree on 18 Nov 1860. In 1862 James was appointed a Colonel in the Union Army and assumed command of the 81st Illinois Volunteers, comprised of approximately 1200 enlisted mand and officers, which was recruited and mustered in at Anna, Illinois, on 26 Aug 1862. The companies came mostly from the vicinity of DuQuoin, Murphysboro, Pinckneyville, Jonesboro, Garbondale, Fredonia, Marion, Villa Ridge, Cobden, and Tamaroa. The regiment moved to Cairo and on the 8th of October to the army in the field in Tennessee and on November 1st it went to Humboldt, TN, where Col. Dollins was placed in command of the post on direct orders from Gen. Ulysses S. Grant. From here it joined the Northern Mississippi campaign, proceeding as far south as Abbeville and after the fall of Holly Springs it marched in Memphis, where it arrived on 19 Jan 1863. The regiment crossed the Mississippi river at Bruinsburg, MS, on May 1st and was engaged in battle at Port Gibson. It also fought in the Batle of Raymond on May 12th and participated in the capture of Jackson on May 14th, and the Battle of Champion's Hill on May 16th. On the 19th of May it reached the investing line against the defenses of Vicksburg and went into position a short distance to the south and west of the Jackson Road, where it operated throughout the siege. The Union generals, overconfident after the relatively easy victories at Jackson and Champion's Hill, greatly underestimated the determination of the Confederate forces and the strength of the fortifications ringing Vicksburg. In a bloody but futile assault on 22 May 1863, the Union army attempted to take Vicksburg by storm but were repulsed with heavy losses. Among those who fell that day was Col. James J. Dollins, killed by a gunshot wound in the head. Union casualties reached 10,000 before the city fell on 4 Jul 1863, after a prolonged siege. The Illinois 81st, which lost heavily inthe May 22 assult, was one of the regiments ordered to the Court House to take possession of the city. Despite the high number of battle casualties, disease, not bullets or the sword, wrought the greatest mortality in the military ranks of the day. The Illinois 81st lost 74 men killed or mortally wounded in the Civil War, but 295 died of disease. The body of Col. Dollins was returned to Benton, IL, where it rests in the Veterans Cemetery. The following account of the last photograph taken of Col. James J. Dollins is recorded on page 71 of "Illinois at Vicksburg": "In our endeavor to obtain the pictures of the Colonels from Illinois that commanded brigades during the Vicksburg campaign we published an announcement in the National Tribune of Washington, DC, that we desired such pictures. This was read in the City of Mexico by Capt. J.J. Fitzgerrell, who became the Adjutant of the 81st Illinois Volunteers during the Vicksburg campaign, and who has been domiciled in Mexico for many years. He sent us this picture of Col. Dollins [in his picture file], with its interesting story: "A day or two before Logan's Division left Milliken's Ben, some camp follower established a 'picture gallery' on the banks of the Mississippi River. Colonel Dollins on April 17th had an ambrotype taken in this place which was never delivered to him by the photographer. The march of the Vicksburg campaign began a day or two after; Colonel Dollins, after participating in all of the operations and most of the battles of the campaign, was killed on May 22nd, while gallantly leading his regiment, the 81st, in the assault of that day. "On December 9, 1864, Captain Fitzgerrell was taken prisoner by Gen. Hood in his opertions against Nashville, Tennessee, and so also was Col. Robert Buchanan of the 7th Missouri, which regiment was brigaged with the 81st during the Vicksburg campaign. These officers were taken to Fort Donelson under a flag of truce, and sent to a parole camp at Benton Barracks, Missouri. Here Captain Fitzgerrell was assigned to duty as Adjutant-General on the staff of the commanding officer. "An officer of the 7th Missouri was in command of one of the camps for Confederate prisoners in St. Louis. In this a prisoner arrived, captured in Missouri during General Price's raid into that state in the fall of 1864. In examining the person of this prisoner, the 7th Missouri officer found upon him this amprotype picture of Col. Dollins, who he recognized at once. "In explanation, the prisoner said that he had been a member of McCullough's Texas Brigade that attacked the Negro garrison at Milliken's Bend on June 7, 1863, and during that attack me made a raid on the "picture gallery", and seeing the picture of Colonel Dollins there he appropriated it, recognizing him as an old townsman, whom he had known while living in Benton, Illinois. The Missouri Captain confiscated the picture, and turned it over to Colonel Buchanan, and he in turn presented it to Capt. Fitzgerrell, Col. Dollins' former Adjutant and relative. It shows Colonel Dollins in the uniform he wore when leading the fateful assault."-- On 21 July 1863, Susan Dollins, widow of Col. Dollins, filed for a widow's pension with the War Department. The petition was sworn to by John Ward and Joseph A. Dollins, the youngest full brother of James Dollins. When she died in 1912, Susan Dollins was receiving a pension of $30 per month. Of his four surviving children, Mary married a gentleman named Browning; Delilah and Martha married borthers named Swofford, and they and their families were listed in the 1880 census in Franklin Co. Joseph Logan Dollins married Linda Cleveland. Edwina Canalis died as an infant before the Civil War. Susan Ann Dollins did not remarry. She probably moved to Kansas about the same time as her son Logan, possibly to care for Canalis and live near her daughter Mary, She died in McCune, KS on 18 Apr 1912, and is buried there. More About James J. Dollings: Burial: Veterans Cemetery, Benton, IL Children of James Dollings and Susan Hartley are: 100 i. Mary Melvina7 Dollings, born 03 Apr 1853. 101 ii. Delilah A. Dollings, born 05 Oct 1854; died Aft. 1907. + 102 iii. Joseph Logan Dollings, born 07 May 1856 in Benton Twp., Franklin Co., IL; died 16 Oct 1907 in Milford, KS. 103 iv. Martha E. Dollings, born 01 Feb 1858; died 06 Jan 1884. 104 v. Edwina Canalis Dollings, born Abt. 1860. 58. Nancy J.6 Dollings (Achilles D.5, David4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 20 Oct 1839. She married Carroll Glover. Children of Nancy Dollings and Carroll Glover are: 105 i. James7 Glover. 106 ii. Wilfred Glover. 107 iii. Jefferson Glover. 108 iv. John Glover. 109 v. Minnie Glover. 62. Sarah6 Dollings (James Madison5, David4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 1838. She married William C. Bettis. Children of Sarah Dollings and William Bettis are: 110 i. Jemima E.7 Bettis, born Abt. 1858. 111 ii. Charles H. Bettis, born Abt. 1859. 63. John R.6 Dollings (James Madison5, David4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 1841 in Franklin Co., IL, and died 11 Nov 1893 in Franklin Co., IL. He married Amanda. She was born Abt. 1842 in TN. Notes for John R. Dollings: The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- =============================================== Very little could be learned about John R. Dollins. On September 10, 1861, he enlisted in the Union Army of the Civil War and served under General Grant in the 31st regiment. He is known to have operated a blacksmith shop near the ancestral Dollins home. =============================================== More About John R. Dollings: Burial: Drummond Cemetery Children of John Dollings and Amanda are: 112 i. George7 Dollings, born Abt. 1861. 113 ii. Melissa Dollings, born Abt. 1865. 114 iii. Sarah Dollings, born Abt. 1871. 115 iv. Wilson Dollings, born Abt. 1873. 116 v. Ida Dollings, born Abt. 1875. 117 vi. Louisa Dollings, born Abt. 1877. 118 vii. Carrol Dollings, born Abt. 1879. 64. James C.6 Dollings (James Madison5, David4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 20 May 1850, and died 30 Oct 1889. He married Sidney Samantha O'Banion Britton 15 Dec 1872, daughter of Presley O'Banion and Mariah. She was born Abt. 1855, and died Abt. 1920. Notes for James C. Dollings: The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- =============================================== Nothing is known about the life of James C. Dollins until he was married. His father died when he was 10 years of age. No doubt he lived with his mother on the farm. He married when he was 22 years of age. He later bought 265 acres of land his father owned. In the year 1879, he bought a 200-acre farm from his father-in-law, Presley O'Banion. This farm was about 2-1/2 miles northeast of the home farm. He used many mules and employed several men to keep his land producing. He raised a large amount of read clover, especially on the O'Banion farm. On this farm he built a barn 100 feet long for the purpose of storing red clover hay. He thrashed some of his red clover crop and sold the seed as one means of obtaining cash. He was the owner of the first thrashing machine in Franklin Co. that was powered by a self-propelled steam engine. James C. did a large amount of custom work, thrashing for people over a wide area. Only a few days before he died, he was thrashing red clover on his own farm, working all day in the clover dust from the machine. He became ill and died with pneumonia. It was believed that the dust was the cause of his sickness. He was buried in the Drummond Cemetery and his grave is near that of his father and his brother, John. this cemetery is located about 1-1/2 miles northwest of the ancestral Dollins farm. It is located in a wooded area and joins the south shore of Lake Moses. It has been totally neglected since that time. At the present time there is a growth of bushes and trees making it difficult to find some of the headstones.-- ================================================ More About James C. Dollings: Burial: Drummond Cemetery More About Sidney Samantha O'Banion Britton: Burial: Phillips Cemetery Children of James Dollings and Sidney Britton are: + 119 i. Edward D.7 Dollings, born 19 Sep 1873; died 12 May 1954. + 120 ii. George B. Dollings, born 14 Sep 1875; died 14 May 1948. + 121 iii. Charlie William Dollings, born 19 Dec 1877; died 07 Jan 1902. + 122 iv. Ollie Dollings, born 11 Feb 1880; died 07 Dec 1961. 123 v. Earl Dollings, born 05 Aug 1884; died 27 Apr 1907. He married Agnes. Notes for Earl Dollings: The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- =============================================== Earl Dollins was only five years of age when his father died. since he died young, he did not have time to do much for which to be remembered. The author remembers him working along with employees on the family farm. When he was about 19 years old he was stricken with tuberculosis. At that time there was no known cure for the disease. He, his mother, and his sister, Daisy, went to California and lived there a few years with the hope the climate would help arrest the disease. This was a common practice at that time. They came back to Illinois about 1905. His mother had married John Britton previously, and Earl died at the Britton home south of Ewing, IL, in 1907.-- =============================================== More About Earl Dollings: Burial: Phillips Cemetery 124 vi. Daisy Dollings, born 16 Mar 1888; died 20 Jul 1908. More About Daisy Dollings: Burial: Phillips Cemetery Generation No. 7 65. Charles N.7 Stine (Delilah J.E.6 Dollings, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 1854. He married Mary. She was born Abt. 1855. More About Charles N. Stine: Census: 1910, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Child of Charles Stine and Mary is: 125 i. Katy J.8 Stine, born Abt. 1893. 67. William H.7 Dollings (John M.6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 03 Feb 1859 in East Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH, and died 16 Nov 1934 in East Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH. He married Nona M. Frampton. More About William H. Dollings: Cause of Death: Osteomyritis Gistal (?); Humerus - Upper end of radius tulna (left) Child of William Dollings and Nona Frampton is: 126 i. Fanny8 Dollings, born 14 Aug 1887 in Perry Co., OH; died 22 Mar 1923 in Muskingum Co., OH. More About Fanny Dollings: Cause of Death: Lobar Pnemonia 70. Minnie7 Dollings (Martin Van Buren6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 1877. She married Clarence Mechling. He was born Abt. 1864. Child of Minnie Dollings and Clarence Mechling is: 127 i. Roland L.8 Mechling, born Abt. 1900. 72. Joseph N.7 Shiplett (Martha S.6 Dollings, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 17 Feb 1867 in OH, and died 31 Jul 1956 in Perry Co., OH. He married Bertha Mae Farmer 01 Jan 1890 in Perry Co., OH. She was born Abt. 1873, and died Abt. 1922. Children of Joseph Shiplett and Bertha Farmer are: 128 i. William Carl8 Shiplett. 129 ii. Derwood Shiplett. 130 iii. James Shiplett. 131 iv. Delbert Shiplett. 132 v. Franklin Shiplett. 133 vi. Adrian Shiplett. 134 vii. Surl Shiplett. 135 viii. Irma Shiplett. 73. Cyrus Marion7 Shiplett (Martha S.6 Dollings, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 20 Feb 1869 in Perry Co., OH, and died 20 Jan 1950. He married Cora Francis Hammond Abt. 1894 in Perry Co., OH. She was born Abt. 1873 in Perry Co., OH, and died Abt. 1958 in Muskingum Co., OH. More About Cyrus Marion Shiplett: Census: 1930, Clayton Twp., Perry Co., OH Children of Cyrus Shiplett and Cora Hammond are: 136 i. Elsie Marie8 Shiplett. 137 ii. Mabel Velma Shiplett. 138 iii. Mary Esther Shiplett. 139 iv. Homer Shiplett. 140 v. Alfred A. Shiplett. + 141 vi. Whipple Marion Shiplett, born 04 Oct 1894 in OH; died 09 May 1944. 142 vii. Leonard Murray Shiplett, born 21 Sep 1909 in Perry Co., OH; died 01 May 1982 in Perry Co., OH. He married Mildred Catherine Boley 11 Nov 1930; born 24 May 1914 in Perry Co., OH; died 17 May 1996 in Perry Co., OH. 77. Joseph S.7 Shiplett (Sarah6 Dollings, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 05 Dec 1866, and died 07 Dec 1888 in Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co. OH. He married (1) Lillie. He married (2) Lillie. More About Joseph S. Shiplett: Burial: Asbury Chapel Cemetery, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Child of Joseph Shiplett and Lillie is: 143 i. Joseph E.8 Shiplett, died Abt. 1908. 78. Charles7 Shiplett, Jr. (Sarah6 Dollings, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 1868. He married Nettie. Children of Charles Shiplett and Nettie are: + 144 i. Arthur B.8 Shiplett, born Abt. 1901. 145 ii. Susan M. Shiplett. 85. Della Blanche7 Riggle (Henrietta6 Dollings, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 28 Nov 1871, and died 09 Aug 1930 in Buried in Clinton, OH cemetery. She married Ira Menzo Shiplett 11 Oct 1890 in Mt. Sterling, OH, son of Ephraim Shiplett and Amanda Hughes. He was born 18 Aug 1866, and died 24 Nov 1941 in Buried in Clinton, OH cemetery. Notes for Ira Menzo Shiplett: The following information was received from Rita Shea - [email protected] IRA MENZO SHIPLETT, fourth child of Ephraim and Amanda Shiplett, was born Aug. 18, 1866. He had a twin brother (Zera) who died in infancy. On Oct. 11, 1890, he was married at Mt. Sterling, Ohio to Della Blanche Riggle, who was born Nov. 28, 1871. Details of her line, both Riggle and Dollings, follow. They lived many years at Mt. Perry, Ohio, where their ten children were born. In 1920 they moved to Barberton, Ohio, and in 1929 they moved to Clinton, Ohio. Della Blanch Shiplett died Aug. 9, 1930 of a stroke (then known as Apoplexy). Ira lived with his daughter, Clyde, and her husband, Forest Dusenberry, until his death on Nov. 27, 1941, of cancer of the throat. =================================================== Children of Della Riggle and Ira Shiplett are: 146 i. Lulu May8 Shiplett, born 28 Jun 1891. 147 ii. Estella Golda Shiplett, born 10 Mar 1893. 148 iii. Cyril Oliver Shiplett, born 09 Nov 1894. 149 iv. Beatrice Marie Shiplett, born 17 May 1896. 150 v. Clyde Agnes Shiplett, born 31 Jan 1898. 151 vi. Laura Elnora Shiplett, born 06 Sep 1900. 152 vii. Della Irene Shiplett, born 25 Aug 1902. 153 viii. Nettie Iris Shiplett, born 08 Jan 1905. + 154 ix. Ira Rolfe Shiplett, born 27 Jan 1907; died 27 Jun 1986. 155 x. Thelma Juanita Shiplett, born 03 Sep 1909. 86. Earl W.7 Dollings (George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) He married Mary. Notes for Earl W. Dollings: Obituary taken from Zanesville Times-Recorder 01 JUN 1964: EARL DOLLINGS Earl Wayne Dollings, 83,of 746 Logan avenue, Newark died at Newark City Hospitalat 7:45 a.m. Sunday where he had been a patient three days. He was a former resident of East Fultonham. Mr. Dollingswas a son of George and Matilda Thomas Dollingsand was born Oct. 7, 1880. He was a retired Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fireman. Survivingare his widow, Mary; two sons, George Dollings of the home and William of Newark Route 1; two grandchildren; and a nephew, Opal Dollings of East Fultonham. The body is at William Thompson and Son Funeral Homein White Cottage where friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to p.m. today. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home with Rev. D. R. Johnson officiating. Burial will be in Fultonham Cemetery.--- ========================================================================== More About Earl W. Dollings: Census: 1930, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Child of Earl Dollings and Mary is: 156 i. George C.8 Dollings, born Abt. 1921. 92. Ople Guy "Shorty"7 Dollings (George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 17 Sep 1900, and died 05 Apr 1969 in East Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH. He married (1) Eva Williams. He married (2) Mary Isco Drake Abt. 1920, daughter of James Drake and Minnie Lenhart. She was born 21 Jul 1901 in Crooksville, Harrison Twp., Perry Co., OH, and died 10 Apr 1961. Notes for Ople Guy "Shorty" Dollings: Obit from 6 APR 1969 Times Recorder: O.G. DOLLINGS DIES; RETIRED RAILROAD CONDUCTOR O.G. (Shorty) Dollings, 68, of East Fultonham, retired New York Central railroad brakeman, died at 1:40 p.m. Saturday (April 5) at his home. He had been in ill health for the past year. Mr. Dollings was born Sept. 17, 1900, in East Fultonham, a son of Rosa Dollings. He lived in the Fultonham area all of his life. He retired five years ago as a conductor on the New York Central Railroad after working for the company 50 years. He was a member of the United Methodist Church and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. In his younger days he was well known in the area as a sandlot gaseball catcher and for a number of years he was catcher for the Tuxedo Brick Co. Surviving are his widow, the former Eva Williams; two sons, Harold L. (Bill) Dollings and William R. (Dick) Dollings, both of East Fultonham; two daughters, Mrs. Frank (Deloris) Black of Coopermill rad, and Mrs. William (Mary Louise) Dupler of East Fultonham; six step-daughters and six step-sons; 14 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. A son, James, preceded him in death. The body was taken to the William Thompson and Son Funeral Home at White Cottage where friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and Tuesday. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Funeral Home with Rev. Stanten Smith officiating. Burial will be in Fultonham Cemetery.--- ======================================================================= More About Ople Guy "Shorty" Dollings: Burial: Fultonham Cemetery, Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH Census: 1910, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH More About Mary Isco Drake: Burial: Fultonham Cemetery, Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH Census: 1930, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Children of Ople Dollings and Mary Drake are: + 157 i. Harold Leonard8 Dollings, Sr., born 07 Nov 1921; died 15 Oct 1993 in East Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH. + 158 ii. James Arthur Dollings, born 25 Jun 1922; died 02 Mar 1951 in During Korean War. + 159 iii. Delores Maxine Dollings, born 09 Mar 1924. + 160 iv. Mary Louise Dollings, born 13 Sep 1927. + 161 v. William Richard Dollings, born 19 Feb 1934; died 25 Jan 2005 in Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH. 95. Nettie Viola7 Dollings (Charles Felton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 05 Jun 1879 in Madison Twp., Perry Co., OH, and died 19 Jan 1963 in Muskingum Co., OH, buried in Fultonham Cemetery, Cardiac Decompensation due to Myocardial Damage12. She married Clarence Orville Shaw13 29 Nov 1898 in Muskingum Co., OH14, son of Jacob Shaw and Mary Mason. He was born 03 Jun 1877 in Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH15, and died 13 Mar 1945 in Muskingum Co., OH16,16. Notes for Nettie Viola Dollings: Nettie Viola Dollings SHAW lived on Old Fultonham Hill, Fultonham, OH. Her house was a big white two-story house on the right side of the road. I used to go up there often for the best all home-made bread, butter, and jelly sandwiches! ============================================================= Obituary: SHAW SERVICES Services will be held at 2:30pm Tuesday at William Thompson Funeral Home for Mrs. Nellie (sp: Nettie) Viola SHAW, 83, of Fultonham. The Rev. Harley Martin will officiate and burial will be in Fultonham Cemetery. Mrs. Shaw died at the home of her son, Forrest of Roseville road Saturday night. She was preceded in death by her husband, Clarence, a daughter and two sons.--- ============================================================= More About Nettie Viola Dollings: Burial: Fultonham Cemetery, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Cause of Death: Cardiac Decompensation; Myocardial Damage Census: 1900 Census - Muskingum Co., OH in Hopewell Twp. Notes for Clarence Orville Shaw: Obituary in The Zanesville Signal 3-14-1945: FUNERAL FRIDAY FOR CLARENCE SHAW Funeral services for Clarence Orville SHAW, 66, of Fultonham wil be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Fultonham Methodist church. Burial will be in the Fultonham cemetery. Mr. Shaw died at his hom Tuesday afternoon following a long illness. He was born at Mt. Sterling, the son of Jacob and Mary Shaw. He had been employed by the Pittsburgh Plate Glass company for the past 20 years and had resided in the Fultonham vicinity for the past 46 years. Surviving are his widow, Nettie; three sons, Robert Shaw of Zanesville, Pfc. Forrest Shaw of Logan Field, MD., and Orville Shaw of Sylvania, O.; two daughters, Mrs. Glenn Hammer of Mt. Perry, and Mrs. Leona Stephenson of the home; two grandsons, Pfc. Robert Shaw in the South Pacific and Orville Shaw; seven granddaughters; two great-granddaughters; a half-brother, George Mason of East Fultonham; and several nieces and nephews. The body will be removed to the residence Thursday fro the Raymond C. Seat funeral home.--- ====================================================================================== More About Clarence Orville Shaw: Burial: Fultonham Cemetery, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Census: 1900, Muskingum Co., OH Children of Nettie Dollings and Clarence Shaw are: + 162 i. Charles Clayton8 Shaw, born 14 Dec 1899 in Mt. Sterling, OH; died 04 Mar 1931 in East Fultonham OH, Muskingum Co.. 163 ii. Robert Searle Shaw, born 29 Dec 190117,17; died 08 Jul 198217,17. + 164 iii. Thoburn T. Shaw, born 22 Aug 1904 in Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH; died 21 Jan 1938 in Columbus, Franklin Co., OH. + 165 iv. Orville F. Shaw, born Abt. 1908. + 166 v. Leona May Shaw, born 13 Mar 1910 in Muskingum Co., OH. 167 vi. Ramona Faye Shaw, born 13 Mar 1910 in Muskingum Co., OH; died 04 Aug 2000. She married Glenn George Hammer 18 May 1935 in Muskingum Co., OH; born 29 Jan 1914 in Sego, OH18,18; died 18 Sep 197618,18. Notes for Glenn George Hammer: Obituary taken from Zanesville Times-Recorder 19 SEP 1976: HAMMER Glenn G Hammer, 62. of Sego (Mount Perry route 1) retired cement company employee, died at 12:12 am Saturday, Sept I8 at Good Samaritan Medical Center shortly after being admitted. He was stricken ill suddenly at his home a short time earlier. Mr. Hammer was born Jan. 29, 1914 in Sego and had lived there all of his life. He retired from Columbia Cement Company at East Fultonharn in 1973 after 35 years service. He was a member of Zion United Methodist Church where he was secretary of the church and treasurer of the Sunday School. He was a member of Madison Grange. Surviving are his widow, Ramona Shaw Hammer and two sisters, Mrs Arminia Leckrone of Beverly and Mrs. Alice Carrell of Roseville Route 1. The body was taken lo the William Thompson and Son Funeral Home at White Collage where friends may call 7 to9 pm today and 2 lo 4 and 7 lo 9 pm Monday.--- ========================================================= 168 vii. Forrest Edward Shaw, born 29 Dec 191419,19; died 03 Nov 198219,19. He married Dorothy L.; born 15 Sep 192120; died 02 Aug 199221. Notes for Forrest Edward Shaw: Obituary: SHAW Forrest E. (Poddy) Shaw, 67, of Fultonham, died Wednesday, Nov. 3, at his home, the victim of an apparent heart attack. He was a lifetime resident of Newton Township and had worked at Columbia Cement for 45 years before retiring in 1979. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy Brown Shaw, whom he married March 6, 1947; a son James Shaw of 5150 Foxfire Drive; a stepdaughter, Gayle Fisher of New Lexington; a granddaughter, Erin Shaw of 5150 Foxfire Drive; a sister, Mrs. Ramona Hammer of Mount Perry; six stepgrandchildren and three step great-grandchildren. William Thompson and Son Funeral Home in White Cottage was in charge of arrangements.--- ============================================================================ 96. Vera E.7 Dollings (Charles Felton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born May 1882, and died 1962 in Muskingum Co., OH, buried in Fultonham Cemetery. She married Frederick O. Suttles. He was born Abt. 1890. More About Frederick O. Suttles: Census: 1930, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Children of Vera Dollings and Frederick Suttles are: 169 i. Charles M.8 Suttles, born Abt. 1910. 170 ii. Marion Suttles, born Abt. 1911. He married Edyth. 171 iii. Russell D. Suttles, born Abt. 1913. 172 iv. Virginia Suttles, born 24 May 192022,22; died Feb 1995 in Zanesville OH, Muskingum Co.22,22. She married (?) Shinn. 97. Lucy Ellen7 Dollings (Charles Felton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 10 Mar 1887, and died 31 Jul 1980. She married Ora Emerson Shrider, son of Noah Shrider and Martha. He was born 02 Jan 1879, and died 06 Dec 1955. More About Lucy Ellen Dollings: Burial: Old Fultonham Cemetery More About Ora Emerson Shrider: Burial: Old Fultonham Cemetery Census: 1930, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Children of Lucy Dollings and Ora Shrider are: + 173 i. Howard C.8 Shrider, born Abt. 1917. + 174 ii. Forest E. Shrider, born Abt. 1925. 175 iii. Gerald Shrider, born Abt. 1927. 99. Verna Ethel7 Dollings (Charles Felton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 08 Apr 1891, and died 01 Feb 1956 in Muskingum Co., OH, buried in Fultonham Cemetery. She married James Edward Berry. He was born 19 Oct 1886, and died 16 Feb 1966 in Muskingum Co., OH, Fultonham Cemetery. More About James Edward Berry: Census: 1930, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Children of Verna Dollings and James Berry are: 176 i. Harold8 Berry, born Abt. 1916. 177 ii. Derwood Berry, born Abt. 1919; died in 3W, Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH. 178 iii. William Berry, born Abt. 1925. 179 iv. Velda Berry, born Abt. 1928. 102. Joseph Logan7 Dollings (James J.6, Achilles D.5, David4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 07 May 1856 in Benton Twp., Franklin Co., IL, and died 16 Oct 1907 in Milford, KS. He married (1) Drusilla. He married (2) Linda Cleveland Abt. 1873 in Franklin Co., IL. She was born Abt. 1854 in IL, and died Abt. 1875 in Franklin Co., IL. He married (3) Missouri Ann Beck 13 Jun 1880 in Norris City, IL. She was born Abt. 1862 in Hamilton Co., IL, and died Aft. 1907. He married (4) Rosetta Bell 24 Jul 1898 in Concordia, KS. She was born Abt. 1874, and died Aft. 1908. Notes for Joseph Logan Dollings: The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- =============================================== Joseph Logan Dollins, the only son of James J. Dollins, was born on a farm east of Benton, IL. He was married four times. His first wife was Linda [spelled Elinda in the censuses of 1860 and 1870] Cleveland who probably died soon after the birth of their only child, Canalis. His second wife, Drusilla, whom he married in 1875, deserted him on 5 Sept 1877. He divorced her on grounds of desertion in June 1880. His first and second marriages undoubtedly took place in Franklin Co., IL. Unfortunately, Franklin Co. marriage records for 1873 through 1877 have been lost. The date of his marriage to Drusilla was given in his divorce petition. His first and second marriages were not recorded in any of the other 22 counties of southern IL. His marriage certificate to Missouri Ann Beck states this was his third marriage. His third marriage [apparently] ended in divorce since Missouri Ann was living in St. Louis at the time of his death. In the census of 1880, Joseph L. Dollins was listed as a grocer living in White Co., IL with his mother and daughter, Canalis. Canalis's death certificate listed her date of birth as 11 December 1875, but this must be an error since J.L. Dollins married his second wife on 1 December 1875. The census, taken on 2 June 1880, listed Canalis as 6 years old and attending school, hence she must have been born not later than May 1874. Between 1886 and 1904 J.L. Dollins was a traveling salesman for the Hundley and Smith Dry Goods House of St. Joseph, MO. Newspaper articles reporting his death said he was associated with the dry goods firm of Burnham, Hannah and Munger; however, only Hundley and Smith was mentioned in his obituary. He lived in Concordia, KS, and owned a home there between 1899 and 1903. His health began failing in 1903 andhe resigned his traveling position and moved to Milford, KS, in January 1904. He commenced a general merchandise business in partnership with his wife under the firm name of The Spot Cash Store. He built a new store in1906 and expanded again in 1907 to accommodate his growing business. Apparently despondent over his failing health, he shot himself through the head with a pistol at noon on 16 Oct 1907. He left a business house worth $2000 and stock worh $6000. At the time of his death, John was living in San Francisco, James and Henry were in St. Louis with their mother, Maud (Weber) lived in Philadelphia, and Claudia (Jacobi) was in St. Louis. Canalis (Williams) lived in Parsons, KS. Only the youngest son, Thealfa, was at home. J.L. Dollins was survived by his mother, then living at McCune, KS, and a sister, Mary Browning, of Columbus, KS. Another sister, Delilah Cross, lived in Long Beach, CA. Joseph Dollins was a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge #292 in Milford, joining the order on 15 Jan 1907. The lodge officiated at his funeral. His widow disposed of the property and moved back to Concordia in 1908. The obituary of Joseph Logan Dollins was found on page 7, column 1, in the Thursday, October 24, 1907, issue of the "Republic," a weekly newspaper published in Junction City, KS. The obituary is available from the Kansas State Historical Society, Newspaper and Census Division, 10th and Jackson Streets, Topeka, KS 66612.-- ================================================ Child of Joseph Dollings and Linda Cleveland is: + 180 i. Canalis Ann8 Dollings, born May 1874 in IL; died 15 Dec 1958 in Denver, CO. Children of Joseph Dollings and Missouri Beck are: 181 i. Maud M.8 Dollings, born Abt. 1881. 182 ii. Claudia Pearl Dollings, born Abt. 1883. 183 iii. John L. Dollings, born Abt. 1885. 184 iv. James J. Dollings, born Abt. 1887. 185 v. Henry R. Dollings, born Abt. 1892. 186 vi. Thealfa Ewalt Dollings, born Abt. 1894. 119. Edward D.7 Dollings (James C.6, James Madison5, David4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 19 Sep 1873, and died 12 May 1954. He married Chloe Kirk 1895. She was born 27 Dec 1871, and died 20 Nov 1944. Notes for Edward D. Dollings: The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- =============================================== Edward D. Dollins' father died when he was 16 years of age. Therefore it was necessary for him to assume a great responsibility for a young boy in operating a large farm. He and his younger brothers worked hard and kept the farm business going in good order. He married at age 22. Since there were two farms to care for, he and his wife moved to the east farm called the O'Banion Farm. There was a log cabin on this farm so they began living in this cabin as a temporary arrangement until a better house would be available. In 1903, some adjoining land was bought. On this land there was a better and larger house into which they moved. A few years later a new house was built. The first four children were born in the log cabin. Edward, or Ed as he was called, continued to purchase adjoining farm land until he had acquired 380 acres. He bought the interest ofhis brothers and sisters in the 200 acres his father owned. He used a diversified system of farming, livestock, and grain. ================================================ More About Edward D. Dollings: Burial: Phillips Cemetery More About Chloe Kirk: Burial: Phillips Cemetery Children of Edward Dollings and Chloe Kirk are: 187 i. Claudia8 Dollings, born 30 Jan 1896. 188 ii. Stella Dollings, born 20 Sep 1897. 189 iii. Kirk Dollings, born 04 Mar 1899. 190 iv. Marie Dollings, born 02 Apr 1901. 191 v. Ruth Dollings, born 20 Feb 1903. 192 vi. Fay Dollings, born 02 Apr 1905. 193 vii. Alma Dollings, born 02 Feb 1907. 194 viii. James C. Dollings, born 26 Jul 1910. 195 ix. Hazel Dollings, born 19 Oct 1912. 196 x. Opal Dollings, born 10 Nov 1914. 120. George B.7 Dollings (James C.6, James Madison5, David4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 14 Sep 1875, and died 14 May 1948. He married Elsie Britton, daughter of John Britton. She was born 26 Mar 1878 in Ewing, IL, and died 07 Mar 1951. Notes for George B. Dollings: The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- ================================================= George B. Dollins was a young boy, almost 14 years of age, when his father, James C. Dollins died. After his marriage in 1900, he continued to live on the home farm with his mother. After several years his mother remarried and moved away. His mother married the father of his wife, John Britton. In 1911 George moved to Benton, IL, where he lived the remainder of his life. At difficult times, he was engaged in several business enterprises including and insurance company, banking, and automobile loan company, and his last business was the ownership of the Ford Automobile Agency in Benton. He continued to own the Dollins farm. After his death, his daughter, Edna and her husband, bought out the other heirs to the farm. In 1955, it was sold to a neighbor. This farm had remained in the Dollins family for 118 years.--- ================================================= More About George B. Dollings: Burial: Masonic and Oddfellows Cemetery More About Elsie Britton: Burial: Masonic and Oddfellows Cemetery Children of George Dollings and Elsie Britton are: 197 i. Blanche8 Dollings, born 20 Jul 1902. 198 ii. Edna Dollings, born 10 May 1904. 199 iii. Mary Dollings, born 18 Sep 1905. 200 iv. Helen Dollings, born 06 Jun 1912. 121. Charlie William7 Dollings (James C.6, James Madison5, David4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 19 Dec 1877, and died 07 Jan 1902. He married Ollie Hall. She was born 06 Aug 1880 in Benton Twp., Franklin Co., IL, and died 03 Feb 1903. More About Charlie William Dollings: Burial: Sullens Cemetery near the Dollins home farm More About Ollie Hall: Burial: Sullens Cemetery near the Dollins home farm Children of Charlie Dollings and Ollie Hall are: 201 i. Clifford8 Dollings, born 14 Jul 1898; died 10 Oct 1898. 202 ii. William Dollings, born 12 Mar 1900. 122. Ollie7 Dollings (James C.6, James Madison5, David4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 11 Feb 1880, and died 07 Dec 1961. She married James D. Smith 05 Oct 1898. He was born 27 Oct 1875, and died 25 Feb 1938. Notes for Ollie Dollings: The following data was taken from "Descendants of Richards Dollins of Albemarle County, Virginia" authored by Williams, M. Coburn (Miles Coburn). This document in on microfilm at the LDS-FHL under Film #928617 Item 5, which can be ordered through a local LDS-FHC for your viewing.-- =============================================== Ollie Dollins was born on the Dollins ancestral farm near Benton, IL. The earliest memory the author has ofher was when she and her family lived on North McLeansboro Street near the Benton High School. Her husband was in the cattle slaughtering business. He bought cattle, slaughtered them, processed the beef and distributed it to various stores in the area. Ollie was a widow the last 23 years of her life. Her daughter, Ethel died during the enfluenza epidemic of 1918. =============================================== More About Ollie Dollings: Burial: Masonic and Oddfellows Cemetery More About James D. Smith: Burial: Masonic and Oddfellows Cemetery Children of Ollie Dollings and James Smith are: 203 i. Ethel8 Smith, born Sep 1900. 204 ii. Earl Smith, born 09 Feb 1901. 205 iii. Clyde Smith, born 24 Jul 1902. 206 iv. Lavo Smith, born 20 Apr 1904. 207 v. Lucelle Smith, born 02 Oct 1906. 208 vi. Myretta Smith, born 31 Jul 1910. 209 vii. William Smith, born 12 May 1912. 210 viii. Mary Smith, born 01 Aug 1915. 211 ix. Leora Smith, born Sep 1916. Generation No. 8 141. Whipple Marion8 Shiplett (Cyrus Marion7, Martha S.6 Dollings, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 04 Oct 1894 in OH, and died 09 May 1944. He married Catherine Bormuth 09 Sep 1919. She was born Abt. 1894, and died 14 Oct 1976. Children of Whipple Shiplett and Catherine Bormuth are: 212 i. Joseph9 Shiplett, born 07 Aug 1920. 213 ii. William Frederick Shiplett, born 07 Sep 1921. 214 iii. Mary L. Shiplett, born Abt. 1923. 215 iv. Helen Odilia Shiplett, born 24 Feb 1926. 216 v. Charles Eugene Shiplett, born 23 Jun 1927. 217 vi. Wanda M. Shiplett, born Abt. 1928. 218 vii. Patricia Louise Shiplett, born 14 Feb 1931. 219 viii. Gerald Louis Shiplett, born 09 Aug 1932. 144. Arthur B.8 Shiplett (Charles7, Sarah6 Dollings, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 1901. He married Lucille Abt. 1925. She was born Abt. 1905. More About Arthur B. Shiplett: Census: 1930, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Child of Arthur Shiplett and Lucille is: 220 i. James A.9 Shiplett, born Abt. 1928. 154. Ira Rolfe8 Shiplett (Della Blanche7 Riggle, Henrietta6 Dollings, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 27 Jan 1907, and died 27 Jun 1986. He married Mary Loretta Hansen Schmitt 05 Oct 1927. She was born 21 Jun 1896, and died 21 Apr 1993. Children of Ira Shiplett and Mary Schmitt are: 221 i. Margaret Ann9 Shiplett, born 13 Sep 1928. 222 ii. Jane Elizabeth Shiplett, born 27 Mar 1931. 223 iii. Rite Mary Shiplett, born 27 Aug 1933. 224 iv. Raymond Rolfe Shiplett, born 03 Jul 1936. 157. Harold Leonard8 Dollings, Sr. (Ople Guy "Shorty"7, George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 07 Nov 1921, and died 15 Oct 1993 in East Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH. He married Catherine Tubman 25 Mar 1939, daughter of John Tubman and Madge Hunter. She was born 01 Jul 1919 in Sapulpa, OK, and died 10 Nov 2003 in East Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH. Children of Harold Dollings and Catherine Tubman are: 225 i. Robert Lee9 Dollings, born Mar 1940. + 226 ii. Mary Etta Dollings, born 11 Jul 1941. + 227 iii. Brenda Kay Dollings, born 01 Aug 1944. + 228 iv. Harold Leonard "Bud" Dollings, Jr., born 01 Mar 1947. + 229 v. Jodi Dollings, born 21 Apr 1958. 158. James Arthur8 Dollings (Ople Guy "Shorty"7, George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 25 Jun 1922, and died 02 Mar 1951 in During Korean War. He married Mary Hawkhurst 09 Nov 1941. She was born 29 Jan 1921. Notes for James Arthur Dollings: Obituary taken from the Zanesville Signal 28 MAR 1951: LOCAL SOLDIER KILLED IN KOREA First Lt. James A. Dollings, 28, of Military road, was killed in Korea on March 2 according to a telegram received by his wife. No details were contained in the message. Lt. Dollings, who enlisted in the army on Nov. 27, 1940, had been in service 10 years and three months. At the time of his enlistment he was 17 and the youngest Muskingum County resident in service. He was first assigned to Fort Custer, Mich., and attended OTC in Paris where he was commissioned. He was in combat in Europe during World War II and following the war served three years with the occupation army in Germany. He left for Korea on Oct 9. Surviving are his widow, three children, James Jeffrey, three, Michele Lorain, one, and Jamie Cecile, born Feb. 8; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ople G. Dollings of East Fultonham; two brothers, Harold and William, and two sisters, Mrs. Delores Dupler and Mrs. Mary Louise Dupler, and a grandmother, Mrs. Rosie Street, all of East Fultonham. Lt. Dollings attended East Fultonham schools and Roosevelt junior high school. While in Korea he received two silver stars, one from General Arnold and the other from General McClure.--- =================================================== Children of James Dollings and Mary Hawkhurst are: + 230 i. Jeffrey9 Dollings, born 08 Jun 1948. + 231 ii. Michele Dollings, born 21 Feb 1950. + 232 iii. Jamie Cecile Dollings, born 08 Feb 1951. 159. Delores Maxine8 Dollings (Ople Guy "Shorty"7, George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 09 Mar 1924. She married Lester Dupler 30 Nov 1940. He was born 22 Nov 1919. Children of Delores Dollings and Lester Dupler are: + 233 i. Lester9 Dupler, Jr., born 23 Sep 1941. + 234 ii. Eleanor Dupler, born 13 Sep 1942. 160. Mary Louise8 Dollings (Ople Guy "Shorty"7, George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 13 Sep 1927. She married William Dupler, Jr. 06 Nov 1943, son of William Dupler and Cynthia. He was born 14 Feb 1924. More About William Dupler, Jr.: Census: 1930, Muskingum Co., OH Children of Mary Dollings and William Dupler are: 235 i. James9 Dupler, born 22 Nov 1947; died Abt. 1950. + 236 ii. Randy Dupler, born 22 Jun 1950. 161. William Richard8 Dollings (Ople Guy "Shorty"7, George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 19 Feb 1934, and died 25 Jan 2005 in Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH. He married Dorothy Cottrell 12 May 1956. She was born 02 May 1935. Notes for William Richard Dollings: Obituary taken from Zanesville Times-Recorder 1-27-05: William Dollings, 70 EAST FULTONHAM -- William R. "Dick" Dollings, 70, of East Fultonham, died at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2005, at Genesis Good Samaritan emergency room. Born Feb. 19, 1934, in East Fultonham, Mr. Dollings was a lifelong resident of East Fultonham and retired from Kaiser Aluminum in Heath after 41 years of service. He was a member of the Zanesville Eagles 302 and Newton American Legion. He was formerly a well-known fastpitch softball player for several local teams and coached a men's slowpitch softball team and was an avid golfer at Green Valley and Burning Tree courses. Surviving are his loving wife of 48 years, Dorothy Cottrell Dollings of the home; three daughters, Tammy (Mike) Yahn of Newark, Tina (Lonnie) Perdue of South Zanesville and Tonya (Bob) Rasor of Fultonham; grandchildren, Jason Yahn, Keli Ault, Michelle, Mike and Aaron Cottrell, Mark Allen, Travis, Toby and Kip Pletcher, and Chasta, Bobby and Shannon Rasor; great-grandchildren, Derek and Damon Yahn, Seth Ault, Courtney and Christina Campbell, Vince and Angel Cottrell, Kody, Kyle and Kadden Kinley, Lexi, Logan and Kyle Pletcher, Chancey, Chelsey and Camey Mohler, and Zachary Worden; one sister, Mary Louise (Junior) Dupler; several close nieces and nephews; and two special friends, Sonny Wilson and Clint Mohler. He was preceded in death by his parents, Opal and Mary Drake Dollings; two brothers, James and Bill Dollings; a sister, Dee "Sis" Black; and a son, William R. "Billy" Cottrell. Calling hours will be held from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 p.m. today, Thursday, Jan. 27, at William Thompson & Son Funeral Home, 5765 Gladstone Drive, White Cottage. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, Jan. 28, 2005, at the funeral home with the Rev. Alice Baldwin officiating. Burial will be in Fultonham Cemetery. =================================================== More About William Richard Dollings: Burial: Fultonham Cemetery Children of William Dollings and Dorothy Cottrell are: 237 i. Tammy Jo9 Dollings, born 10 Jan 1958. She married Michael Yahn. 238 ii. Tina Dollings, born 22 Jan 1959. She married (1) Skipper Pletcher. She married (2) Lonnie Perdue. 239 iii. Tonya Dollings, born 20 Jul 1961. She married Robert Rasor. 162. Charles Clayton8 Shaw (Nettie Viola7 Dollings, Charles Felton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 14 Dec 1899 in Mt. Sterling, OH, and died 04 Mar 1931 in East Fultonham OH, Muskingum Co.23,24,25. He married Mary Ellen Stein 03 Mar 1921 in Muskingum Co., OH26, daughter of Philip Stein and Loretta Dickerson. She was born 12 Jun 1899 in East Fultonham, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co.27, and died 07 Jan 1995 in Somerset OH, Perry Co.28. Notes for Charles Clayton Shaw: Obituary for Charles Clayton SHAW, taken from the Times-Recorder of Zanesville, Muskingum County, OH. CHARLES CLAYTON SHAW Funeral services were held Saturday at East Fultonham M.E. church for Charles Clayton Shaw, 31, who died Thursday [5 MAR 1931] at Good Samaritan Hospital. He was an employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad and had spent his entire life at East Fultonham. Surviving are his widow and one son, Robert at home, one daughter, Marilyn of the home; his parents Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Shaw of Fultonham; two sisters Lamona [Leona] and Ramona, and four brothers Robert, Thoburn, Orville and Forrest Shaw, and his grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dollings, all of Fultonham.-- ================================================== Obituary taken from Zanesville Signal, 5 MAR 1931: CHARLES C. SHAW DIES AT HOSPITAL FROM PNEUMONIA Charles Clayton SHAW, 31, died early Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital where he was taken Wednesday, after a serious illness from pneumonia at his home in [East] Fultonham. He was an employee of the Pennsylvania railroad and had spent his entire life at [East] Fultonham. Surviving are his wife and one son, Robert, and one daughter, Marilyn, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shaw, Fultonham; two sisters Lamona [sp: Leona] and Ramona and four brothers, Robert, Thoburn, Orville and Forrest Shaw. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge at Fultonham and the Grotto. The body is at the Thompson funeral home in White Cottage.--- =================================================== More About Charles Clayton Shaw: Burial: Fultonham Cemetery, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Cause of Death: Lobar Pnemonia Census: 1900, Census - Muskingum Co., OH More About Mary Ellen Stein: Burial: Fultonham Cemetery, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Cause of Death: Cerebroraicular Accident; Dementia, Hypertension Census: 1910, East Fultonham, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Children of Charles Shaw and Mary Stein are: + 240 i. James Robert9 Shaw, born 14 Dec 1925 in East Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH; died 12 May 2000 in Alva, FL. + 241 ii. Marilyn Jane Shaw, born 25 May 1928 in Zanesville OH, Muskingum Co.. 164. Thoburn T.8 Shaw (Nettie Viola7 Dollings, Charles Felton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 22 Aug 1904 in Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH, and died 21 Jan 1938 in Columbus, Franklin Co., OH. He married Edith Wagner 17 Oct 1925 in Muskingum Co., OH. She was born 1901. Notes for Thoburn T. Shaw: Obituary: Zanesville Signal, 22 Jan 1938 SHAW FUNERAL Funeral services for Thoburn T. Shaw, 33, former resident of Fultonham, will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at Fultonham M.E. church. Rev. Mr. Harding will officiate. Burial will be at Fultonham. Mr. Shaw died Thursday night at his home in Columbus. The body was removed Saturday noon to the residence of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Clayton Shaw, East Fultonham, from Seat funeral home, this city.--- ============================================================ Obituary: Zanesville Signal, Jan. 23, 1938 Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at Fultonham M. E. Church by Rev. Mr. Harding of Thoburn T. Shaw, 33, former resident of Fultonham, who died at his home in Columbus, Thursday evening. Burial will be made in Fultonham Cemetery. He was a member of the church at Fultonham where he resided until he moved to Columbus to enter the electrical business. Mr. Shaw is survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith Shaw, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O. Shaw, Fultonham, and Orville Shaw of Sylvania, O., and two sisters, Mrs. Raymond Hammer of Sego; and Miss Leona Shaw of East Fultonham. =========================================================== Obituary from 22 Jan 1938 Times Recorder: THOBURN T. SHAW FUNERAL SUNDAY Funeral service for Thoburn T. Shaw, 33, former well known resident of Fultonham, who died Thursday night at his home in Columbus, will be conducted Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Fultonham M.E. church. Rev. Mr. Harding will officiate and interment will be in the Fultonham cemetery. Although the deceased resided in Columbus he still maintained his home in Fultonham. He was a member of the Fultonham M.E. church and was an electrician. His work took him to Columbus. Mr. Shaw is survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith Shaw; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O. Shaw, Fultonham; one daughter, Maxine Shaw; three brothers, Forest and Robert, both of Fultonham, and Orville Shaw, of Sylvania, O., and two sisters, Mrs. Ramona Hammer, of Sego, and Miss Leona Shaw, of East Fultonham. The body will be removed to the home of his sister, Miss Leona Shaw in East Fultonham Saturday at noon from the Seat funeral home.--- =========================================================== More About Thoburn T. Shaw: Burial: Fultonham Cemetery, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Census: 1930, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Child of Thoburn Shaw and Edith Wagner is: 242 i. Maxine Eldora9 Shaw, born 11 Oct 1926 in Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH. 165. Orville F.8 Shaw (Nettie Viola7 Dollings, Charles Felton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 190829,29, and died 29,29. Notes for Orville F. Shaw: Data obtained from Ancestry.com, Ohio Military Men, 1917-1918: Name: Orville C. Shaw Serial Number: 3531531 Race: W Residence: Athens St., Roseville, O. Enlistment Division: National Army Enlistment Location: Somerset, O. Enlistment Date: 27 Jun 1918 Birth Place: Sego, O. Birth Date / Age: 17 May 1895 Assigns Comment: 158 Depot Brigade to 17 July 1918; Co B 336 Infantry to Discharge Private Honorable discharge 28 Nov 1918. Volume #: 15 =================================================== Children of Orville F. Shaw are: 243 i. Edith9 Shaw, born Abt. 1917. 244 ii. Ruth Shaw, born Abt. 1920. 166. Leona May8 Shaw (Nettie Viola7 Dollings, Charles Felton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 13 Mar 1910 in Muskingum Co., OH. She married (1) Edward Stephenson 24 Mar 1934 in Muskingum Co., OH. She married (2) Otto W. Gilmore Oct 1957 in Ohio. Notes for Leona May Shaw: Obituary taken from Zanesville Signal 11 FEB 1958: WARWICK AV. WOMAN DIES AT AGE OF 47 Mrs. Otto W. Gilmore, 47, of 843 Warwock avenue, died in Good Samaritan Hospital shortly after 8 o'clock Tuesday morning. She had been ill for several months and a hospital patient since Friday. Mrs. Gilmore, the former Leona May SHAW, was born in Fultonham, March 13, 1910, the daughter of the late Clarence Shaw and Mrs. Nettie Dollings Shaw, of Fultonham, who survives. Mrs. Gilmore was a member of Fultonham Methodist Church. Surviving in addition to her husband, whom she married last October, and her mother, are two daughters, Mrs. Patty Stephenson Clayton of Fultonham and Mrs. Jean Stephenson Sims of 714 Hall avenue; one granddaughter, Pamela Sims; a twin sister, Mrs. Ramona Hammer of Sego; three brothers, Forrest Shaw of Roseville Route 1, Orville Shaw of Sylvania, O., and Robert Shaw of Grove avenue; four stepchildren, Shirley Gilmore of Grayson, Ky., Ethel, Larry, and Otto, Jr., of the home. The body is at DeLong and Baker Funeral home where friends may call after 6 o'clock Wednesday evening.--- =================================================== Children of Leona Shaw and Edward Stephenson are: 245 i. Patty9 Stephenson. She married // Clayton. 246 ii. Jean Marie Shaw Stephenson, born 06 Jun 1937. Children of Leona Shaw and Otto Gilmore are: 247 i. Shirley9 Gilmore. 248 ii. Ethel Gilmore. 249 iii. Larry Gilmore. 250 iv. Otto Gilmore, Jr.. 173. Howard C.8 Shrider (Lucy Ellen7 Dollings, Charles Felton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 1917. He married Bonita Mock, daughter of Lorren Mock and <Unnamed>. Children of Howard Shrider and Bonita Mock are: 251 i. Danny Eugene9 Shrider, born 05 Apr 1944. 252 ii. Jerry Lee Shrider, born 12 Jan 1950. 174. Forest E.8 Shrider (Lucy Ellen7 Dollings, Charles Felton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born Abt. 1925. He married Ellie Sode. Children of Forest Shrider and Ellie Sode are: 253 i. Pamela Misty9 Shrider. 254 ii. Darel Albert Shrider. 180. Canalis Ann8 Dollings (Joseph Logan7, James J.6, Achilles D.5, David4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born May 1874 in IL, and died 15 Dec 1958 in Denver, CO. She married (1) Thomas L. Williams. He was born 20 Nov 1870 in Coffey Co., KS. She married (2) James I. Richcreek. He was born 05 Nov 1876 in KY, and died 10 Jan 1957 in Englewood, CO. She married (3) C. L. Sampson 14 Feb 1911 in Erie, KS. Notes for Canalis Ann Dollings: Canalis Ann Dollins lived for many years with her grandmother, Susan Ann Dollins. She married Thomas L. Williams in 1894. They had two children. Thomas Williams disappeared about the turn of the century and was never heard from again. There is no record of his death after 1911 in Kansas, according to Vital Statistics in Topeka. After her husband disappeared, Canalis worked in a dry goods store in Parsons. She married C.L. Sampson in 1911, and following the dissolution of this marriage she moved to Denver where she later married James Richcreek, a motorman on the Denver Tramway. Both died in the late 1950's and are buried near Denver. =================================================== More About James I. Richcreek: Burial: Fairmont Cemtery, Arapahoe Co., CO Child of Canalis Dollings and Thomas Williams is: 255 i. Harry Gilbert9 Williams, born 04 Dec 1895. Generation No. 9 226. Mary Etta9 Dollings (Harold Leonard8, Ople Guy "Shorty"7, George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 11 Jul 1941. She married George Campbell 05 Feb 1959. He was born 23 Aug 1938, and died 05 Aug 1972. Children of Mary Dollings and George Campbell are: 256 i. George Thomas10 Campbell, born 15 Feb 1960. 257 ii. Robert Campbell, born 04 Oct 1963. 258 iii. Melissa Campbell, born 01 Jun 1965. 227. Brenda Kay9 Dollings (Harold Leonard8, Ople Guy "Shorty"7, George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 01 Aug 1944. She married Joe Roberts. Children of Brenda Dollings and Joe Roberts are: 259 i. Teira10 Roberts, born 06 Feb 1963. She married James Patterson. 260 ii. Berona Roberts, born 24 Jun 1964. She married Ronald Thompson. 261 iii. Tammy Roberts, born 12 Jun 1968. She married Charles Dannemiller. 228. Harold Leonard "Bud"9 Dollings, Jr. (Harold Leonard8, Ople Guy "Shorty"7, George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 01 Mar 1947. He married (1) Cathy Bowen. He married (2) Cheryl. Child of Harold Dollings and Cathy Bowen is: 262 i. Tonya Salisbury10 Dollings. 229. Jodi9 Dollings (Harold Leonard8, Ople Guy "Shorty"7, George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 21 Apr 1958. She married John Kiser 18 Apr 1980. He was born 05 Apr 1956. Children of Jodi Dollings and John Kiser are: 263 i. Hayley10 Kiser, born 09 Aug 1986. 264 ii. Chase Kiser, born 10 Sep 1990. 230. Jeffrey9 Dollings (James Arthur8, Ople Guy "Shorty"7, George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 08 Jun 1948. He married Elizabeth Whikehart 31 May 1972. She was born 20 Feb 1954. Children of Jeffrey Dollings and Elizabeth Whikehart are: 265 i. Jeremy10 Dollings, born 29 Sep 1972. 266 ii. Sean Dollings, born 09 Sep 1973. 267 iii. Brian Dollings, born 05 Sep 1975. 268 iv. Matthew Dollings, born 28 Jan 1979. 269 v. Adam Dollings, born 02 Apr 1982. 270 vi. Sarah Dollings, born 10 Feb 1985. 271 vii. Megan Dollings, born 19 Nov 1987. 272 viii. Caitlin Dollings, born 11 Jun 1990. 273 ix. Daniel Dollings, born 16 Jun 1992. 274 x. Abby Dollings, born 20 Oct 1994. 275 xi. Jenna Dollings, born 08 Jul 1997. 231. Michele9 Dollings (James Arthur8, Ople Guy "Shorty"7, George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 21 Feb 1950. She married Danny Johnson 22 Apr 1972. He was born 09 Jul 1950. Children of Michele Dollings and Danny Johnson are: + 276 i. Benjamin10 Johnson, born 08 Feb 1975. 277 ii. Samuel Johnson, born 17 Jun 1977. 232. Jamie Cecile9 Dollings (James Arthur8, Ople Guy "Shorty"7, George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 08 Feb 1951. She married Albert Jordan 14 Mar 1981. He was born 12 May 1949. Notes for Jamie Cecile Dollings: Taken from the Zanesville Signal 02 MAR 1951: The daughter born at Good Samaritan hospital to Lt. and Mrs. James A. Dollings of Military road has been named Jamie Cecile. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ople Dollings of East Fultonham and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hawkhurst of Military road. Great grandparents are Mrs. Sophia Mason of 224 North Seventh street and Mrs. Rosa Street of East Fultonham. Lt. Dollings is serving with the armed forces in Korea.--- =================================================== Child of Jamie Dollings and Albert Jordan is: 278 i. Joshua10 Jordan, born 15 Jul 1981. 233. Lester9 Dupler, Jr. (Delores Maxine8 Dollings, Ople Guy "Shorty"7, George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 23 Sep 1941. He married Sally. Child of Lester Dupler and Sally is: 279 i. Douglas10 Dupler, born 29 Jul 1961. 234. Eleanor9 Dupler (Delores Maxine8 Dollings, Ople Guy "Shorty"7, George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 13 Sep 1942. She married Jerry Porter. He was born Apr 1932. Child of Eleanor Dupler and Jerry Porter is: 280 i. Earl10 Porter, born 15 Nov 1979. 236. Randy9 Dupler (Mary Louise8 Dollings, Ople Guy "Shorty"7, George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 22 Jun 1950. He married Janice Ansel 12 Oct 1968. Child of Randy Dupler and Janice Ansel is: 281 i. Kevin10 Dupler, born 13 Sep 1978. 240. James Robert9 Shaw (Charles Clayton8, Nettie Viola7 Dollings, Charles Felton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 14 Dec 1925 in East Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH, and died 12 May 2000 in Alva, FL. He married (1) Cleo B. Cowan, daughter of Orville Cowan and Elma Tippie. She was born 30 Jan 1911 in Athens, Athens Co., OH, and died 01 Sep 1960 in Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH. He married (2) Lucille Ellen. More About Cleo B. Cowan: Burial: Fultonham Cemetery, Newton Twp., Muskingum Co., OH Census: 1930, Powhatan Pt., York Twp., Belmont Co., OH Child of James Shaw and Cleo Cowan is: 282 i. Orvella10 Welch. Child of James Shaw and Lucille is: 283 i. Scott10 Shaw. 241. Marilyn Jane9 Shaw (Charles Clayton8, Nettie Viola7 Dollings, Charles Felton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 25 May 1928 in Zanesville OH, Muskingum Co.30. She married Keith Donald Moore 02 Feb 1949 in Greenup Co., Greenup, KY31, son of Charles Moore and Jennie Stickel. He was born 29 Dec 1907 in Roseville, Clay Twp., Perry Co., OH32,32, and died 06 Jan 1987 in Port Charlotte, FL, PC Care Center. Notes for Marilyn Jane Shaw: From the Zanesville Times Recorder of Friday, Dec. 3, 1948: EMPTY STOLEN PURSE FOUND IN COURTHOUSE "A purse stolen from Mrs. Keith Moore of East Fultonham in a downtown store Wednesday afternoon was recovered early Thursday in the washroom of the courthouse but the $110 it contained was missing. "Mrs. Moore said she was in a crowded store and felt she had been bumped or shoved by another woman shopper, but did not see the woman who had grabbed the purse and fled."--- Now this article wouldn't have interested me near as much if it hadn't mentioned that Mrs. Keith Moore was from East Fultonham. As far as I know there was only one Keith Moore in East Fultonham and that was my father. According to their marriage certificate they were married in Greenup Co., KY on February 2, 1949. However, the date of this article is Dec 3, 1948.--- Another mystery to solve..... =================================================== More About Marilyn Jane Shaw: Census: 25 May 1928, Birth Certificate issued Notes for Keith Donald Moore: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO Azile Moore; an infant ) No. 19736 by Getta Anneshansley ) her next friend ) ) Plaintiff ) ) DECREE -vs- ) ) Keith Moore, ) ) Defendant ) This cause coming on to be heart on the petition and proofs, the court finds the defendant, Keith Moore, has been duly served with summons personally. The court further finds that plaintiff, Azile Moore, was a resident of this State for a year before filing the petition, and had a bona fide residence in this county for thirty days before filing the same; that the parties were intermarried as alleged in the petition, and that defendant, in violation of his marital duties, has been guilty of extreme cruelty towards plaintiff, and that said plaintiff is entitled to a divorce. It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that the marriage relation subsisting between said parties be and hereby is, dissolved, and both parties released from the obligation of the same, and that the custody, care, education and control of Patricia Ann Moore, daughter of said Azile Moore and Keith Moore, be given exclusively to the plaintiff, Azile Moore. It is further considered and order by the Court that the defendant pay to the plaintiff herein as alimony the sum of Four Dollars ($4.00) each week, the first payment to be made Oct. 13, 1934, and also the unpaid temporary alimony heretofore ordered by this Court, amounting the $57.00, and the same are made a charge of defendant's (Keith Moore) undivided interest in the estate of C.F. Stickel, deceased, which includes real property located in the Village of Someset, Perry County, Ohio, owned and occupied as his home by said C.F. Stickel, grandfather of said defendant, at the time of his death; said estate is still in the process of settlement. And it is further ordered that plaintiff recover her costs of defendant, and that defendant pay to her attorney, Esther H. Brocker, a counsel fee of Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00). F.M. Acton Judge =================================================== Military Service: U.S. Army during WWII, 10 Jun 1942 to 17 Nov 1945. Staff Sargent. He was wounded, shot through the shoulder by Japanese, received Purple Heart. Received disability due to shell shock. Places of residence: East Fultonham & Canton, OH; Ayer, WA; Houston, TX; Kansas; Punta Gorda, FL More About Keith Donald Moore: Cause of Death: Cardio-respiratory failure Census: 1910, Roseville, Clay Twp., Perry Co., OH Military service: 10 Jun 1942, Enlisted in U.S. Army - Staff Sargeant at highest rank Social Security Number: 29 Mar 1940, Social Security number issued in Houston, TX, living at Children of Marilyn Shaw and Keith Moore are: + 284 i. Mary Jane10 Shaw, born 19 Apr 1944. + 285 ii. Charles Clayton Moore, born 15 May 1950 in Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH. Generation No. 10 276. Benjamin10 Johnson (Michele9 Dollings, James Arthur8, Ople Guy "Shorty"7, George Creighton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 08 Feb 1975. He married Thersa Lee 02 Aug 1997. Child of Benjamin Johnson and Thersa Lee is: 286 i. Marianna11 Johnson, born 22 Feb 1998. 284. Mary Jane10 Shaw (Marilyn Jane9, Charles Clayton8, Nettie Viola7 Dollings, Charles Felton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 19 Apr 1944. She married Roger David Wolfe 02 Feb 1963 in Methodist Church, East Fultonham OH, Muskingum Co., son of Marion Wolfe and Wanda Hankinson. Children of Mary Shaw and Roger Wolfe are: + 287 i. Rhonda Ellen11 Wolfe, born 19 Jul 1967 in Zanesville, OH. 288 ii. Kimberly Anne Wolfe, born 23 May 1970 in Zanesville, OH. 285. Charles Clayton10 Moore (Marilyn Jane9 Shaw, Charles Clayton8, Nettie Viola7 Dollings, Charles Felton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1)33,33 was born 15 May 1950 in Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH34. He married Doreen Belle Simons 27 Apr 1974 in Cape Coral, Lee County, FL35, daughter of Glenn Simons and Lois Stoewhaas. She was born 29 Aug 1951 in Wilkesburg, PA. Notes for Charles Clayton Moore: Taken from the Zanesville Times Recorder dated May 29, 1950: NAME SON "The son born in Good Samaritan hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moore of 2025 Hoge Avenue, has been named Charles Clayton Moore. Mrs. Clayton Shaw of East Fultonham is the grandmother. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Stine of East Fultonham."--- ================================================== Military Service: U.S. Navy 23 Oct 1968 to 16 Oct 1972, Radioman 3C. Served aboard two destroyers. USS Theodore E. Chandler (DD717) and USS Everett F. Larson (DD813). Made three 6-month tours of duty to Viet Nam. Places of residence: East Fultonham, OH; Punta Gorda, FL; Cape Coral, FL; Asheville, NC; Sapphire, NC. ================================================== More About Charles Clayton Moore: Education: 06 Jun 1968, Graduated high school 1968 - Charlotte HS, Punta Gorda, FL Military service: Bet. 1968 - 1972, Honorable Discharge - U.S. Navy 1968-1972 Children of Charles Moore and Doreen Simons are: + 289 i. Melissa Lois11 Moore, born 27 Jan 1977 in Ft. Myers, Lee Co., FL. 290 ii. Matthew Clayton Moore, born 13 Jun 1979 in Ft. Myers FL, Lee Co.36. 291 iii. Michael Jacob Moore, born 14 Nov 1983 in Brevard NC, Transylvania Co.36. Generation No. 11 287. Rhonda Ellen11 Wolfe (Mary Jane10 Shaw, Marilyn Jane9, Charles Clayton8, Nettie Viola7 Dollings, Charles Felton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 19 Jul 1967 in Zanesville, OH. She married Adrian Lock 21 Nov 1996. Child of Rhonda Wolfe and Adrian Lock is: 292 i. Sarah Grace12 Lock, born Aug 1998. 289. Melissa Lois11 Moore (Charles Clayton10, Marilyn Jane9 Shaw, Charles Clayton8, Nettie Viola7 Dollings, Charles Felton6, William H.5, John4, Presley3, Richard2, John1) was born 27 Jan 1977 in Ft. Myers, Lee Co., FL36. She married Ronald Brandon Arnold 16 Mar 1996 in Lake Toxaway, NC (L.T. Baptist Church), son of Marc Landreth and Karen McCall. He was born 19 Apr 1978 in Brevard, Transylvania Co., NC. Children of Melissa Moore and Ronald Arnold are: 293 i. Quinten Gabriel12 Arnold, born 21 Mar 1997 in Brevard, Transylvania Co., NC; died 22 Mar 1997 in Brevard, Transylvania Co., NC. 294 ii. Adelynn Grace Arnold, born 29 May 1998 in Brevard, Transylvania Co., NC. 295 iii. Jared Vincent Arnold, born 13 Nov 2001 in Brevard, Transylvania Co., NC. 296 iv. Hayley Anne Arnold, born 11 May 2004 in Brevard, Transylvania Co., NC. Endnotes 1. Death Record, Probate Court, Muskingum Co., OH 2. Marriage Index. 3. Death Record. 4. Death Certificate. 5. Descendents of James Madison Dollins. Information provided by Kirk Dollins of Benton, Illinois in 1972. 6. 1900 Census - Muskingum Co., Newton Twp., pg 14B, Elizabeth is not listed, as John is shown as a widower. 7. 1880 Census - Muskingum Co., Newton Twp., pg 223B. 8. Death Certificate. 9. Record of Deaths, Probate Court, Muskingum Co., OH 10. 1900 Census - Hopewell Twp., Muskingum Co., OH - pg101B. 11. Marriage Record. 12. Death Certificate. 13. 1900 Census - Muskingum Co., Uniontown/Newton Twp.. 14. Marriage Record. 15. Birth Record. 16. Obituary, The Zanesville Signal, 14 MAR 1945 17. Br�derbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: 6 Apr 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.71586.71 18. Br�derbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from A through L, Date of Import: 16 Apr 1997, Internal Ref. #1.111.4.96199.124 19. Br�derbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: 30 Mar 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.71499.113 20. SSDI. 21. Social Security Death Index. 22. Br�derbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: 31 Mar 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.72740.94 23. Death Certificate. 24. Obituary - Zanesville Times Recorder. 25. Obituary, (Scioto Gazette - Chillicothe). 26. Marriage License. 27. Birth Certificate (delayed). 28. Death Certificate. 29. Br�derbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: 30 Mar 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.71576.152 30. Birth Record. 31. Marriage License and Certificate. 32. Br�derbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: 16 Apr 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.23705.83 33. Birth Certificate for Charles Clayton Moore, Reg. #854, birth #134, Ohio Historical Society, Columbus Ohio. 34. Marriage Record. 35. Marriage License and Certificate. 36. Birth Record. |