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DILLWORTH - Cleveland, Ohio area

Lace_Lynch — 2012-01-09 17:10:37Z

Id#: 0477769
Name: Dillworth, Lucy
Date: Jun 12 1965
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland, Ohio Necrology File, Reel #104.
Notes: Dillworth. Lucy Dillworth, 9805 Cedar Ave., beloved sister of Anna M. Russell, George B. and Walter Allison and Adella Thomas of Clinton, Kentuckyy.
Funeral services Monday, at 1 p. m., at St. James A. M. E. Church.
Family will receive friends Sunday 7:30 8:30 P.M., at E. F. Boyd and Son Funeral Home, 2165 E. 89th St.

Id#: 0477768
Name: Dillworth, Elsa (Galleher)
Date: Nov 10 1955
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #104.
Notes: Dillworth, Elsa (Galleher), late residence, 403 Plymouth Dr., beloved mother of Marjorie Lewis, sister of Lillian Davidson, and grandmother.
Friends may call at Merle Owen & Son Funeral Home, 16049 Euclid at Noble Rd., where services will be held Friday, Nov. 11, at 3 p. m.
Interment Knollwood Cemetery.

Id#: 0078106
Name: Dillworth, Eddie Stone
Date: Mar 30 1945
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #020.
Notes: Dillworth: Eddie Stone, beloved husband of Nellie, father of Eddie, Arthur, Mary Dillworth and Marion Taylor; brother of Mrs. Harriet Cox of Washington, D.C.; Mrs. Lucy Harris, Clarence, Robert of Lawrenceville, Va.; Sumler of Philadelphia; Arthur of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; grandfather.
Funeral services will be held Friday, March 30, at 2 p. m. from the Antioch Baptist Church,
Body lying in state at home, 3300 E. 121 st. E. F. Boyd & Son in charge

Cuyahoga

DILLWORTH Verne 1921-2012 Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-01-09 17:03:50Z

Verne H. Dillworth, of Granger Twp. passed away on January 7, 2012 at the Hospice of Medina County at the Inn.

He was born October 24, 1921 in Akron, Ohio (Summit County) to William and Beulah Dillworth.

Verne leaves to miss him terribly, his son, Jerry Dillworth of Granger; daughter Niki (Joe) Hayes of Granger; his adored grandchildren, Joseph (JJ) and Jennifer Hayes; and his special buddy, Toby. He also leaves his sisters, Flora Jones and Margaret Williams of Copley, Ohio; and brother, Joe of Melrose, Florida.
He was preceded in death by his wife of nearly 68 years, Mae in 2010; his parents; brothers, Charles, Bernard and Gerald; sisters, Lotta Terry and Clara Ranallo.

Verne proudly served his country for three years in the 83rd Infantry Div. of the U.S. Army during World War II.
He received a Purple Heart Medal for wounds received in France on July 4, 1944. He loved to draw and was known as the company Cartoonist.

Verne and Mae moved from Akron, OH to Granger Twp. in 1956 and he truly loved being a ``Gentleman Farmer', growing crops, raising cattle and especially growing his special Corn King Silver Queen sweet corn.
He always kept busy and moving.
Verne retired as the Cleveland Branch Manager from Grange Mutual Insurance Co. in 1987 with 25 years of service.
He also enjoyed serving 30 years on the Granger Twp. Zoning Board.
He was past commander of the Polish Legion of American Veterans in Akron, OH.
Verne was always known for his kindness, quick wit and sense of humor; he will especially be remembered for his ``Verne-isms' such as ``I'll have a cup of coffee and a roll downstairs' or when being asked if he needed anything, replying: ``Just a few kind words.' We will especially remember his made up songs, which he sang whenever and wherever he wanted. Where have all the flowers gone, Dad?

FRIENDS MAY JOIN THE FAMILY FOR VISITATION ON Tuesday, January 10, 2012 from 6 to 8 P.M. AT CARLSON FUNERAL HOMES & CREMATION SERVICES, 3477 MEDINA ROAD, MEDINA, Ohio.
Mass of Christian Burial will be held Wednesday, January 11, 2012, 10 a.m. at St. Francis Xavier Church, 606 East Washington St., Medina.

Burial to follow in Granger Fairview Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Medina County, 5075 Windfall Road, Medina, Ohio 44256 or Granger Twp. Fire and Rescue, 3737 Ridge Rd., Medina, Ohio 44256.

ONLINE MEMORIALS AT www.carlsonfuneralhomes

Re: C. S. DILLWORTH

tcbellydancer1 — 2011-10-30 18:10:19Z

Interesting and fruistrating!!! Could you shar? I show that John, b 4/11/1790 Notation of N. Carolina/Dublin Ireland are both listed as birthplaces?? I have father as possible Randall Fleming no other information and mother as Mary Edwards Logue Fleming, 1st husband died in revelution war. That she is possibly the one that died at sea?

Re: C. S. DILLWORTH

dnehr1964 — 2011-10-27 14:32:23Z

I went down the list of John & Nancy Combs Fleming's children and checked the census and the ones that I found that list place of birth for father, all list that John was born in Kentucky or North Carolina.

Re: C. S. DILLWORTH

dnehr1964 — 2011-10-27 12:52:41Z

I have back to 1410 but would not say for sure that it is correct.
I have never seen any proof to who John's parents were. He is in Tennessee on the 1850 census, listing North Carolina as his birthplace. He dies in 1860. Samuel shows on the 1880 census that his father was born in Kentucky, the 1900 & 1910 as being born in North Carolina.
There is a family story that says that Samuel's grandmother was drowned on their way here from Ireland. When the story was told, which grandmother was he talking about, could it have been great-grandmother? That would make more sense.
My mother told me her grandfather was a twin, turned out to be her great-grandfather, Samuel Fleming. She told me this before I was doing research. Proving stories can be interesting. Most of them have truth in them, but also left out and added information. Makes researching interesting.

Re: C. S. DILLWORTH

tcbellydancer1 — 2011-10-27 08:16:05Z

Thank you very much. Do you have any information beyond John & Nancy Combs Fleming? I have some notations that John came from Dublin Ireland, the youngest of 11 sons, That he and Nancy married in 1812 in Van Buiren County, TN and he died 7/6/1860 in Spencer, Van Buren County TN. His Father possibly Randall Fleming; Mother Mary Edwards Logue Fleming???

Re: C. S. DILLWORTH

dnehr1964 — 2011-10-26 13:07:50Z

John & Nancy Combs Fleming are their parents. Have been researching this family for many years.
I just did some checking on ancestry.com. They show that William & C S Dillworth were married in Washington County Tennessee instead of Van Buren County. I then checked for Dillworth in Washington county and found on the 1860 census a James A Dillworth (b. abt. 1798) with wife Charlotte (b. abt. 1803). There is also information showing that James & Charlotte died at Jonesboro, Tennessee. I think this could possibly be the parents of C. S. Dillworth and her name may have been Charlotte.

Re: C. S. DILLWORTH

tcbellydancer1 — 2011-10-26 00:36:05Z

My part of the family also migrated to Texas. I am just getting started in the research. Do you know what the C.S. stands for? Do you have any mother or father for C.S. Dillworth? Parents for William and Samuel I show as John Fleming and Nancy Combs (parents Mason Combs Jr and Dorothy Mason)

Re: C. S. DILLWORTH

dnehr1964 — 2011-10-25 21:29:00Z

William Logue Fleming was the brother of my gg grandfather, Samuel Logan Fleming.
Samuel & family came to Texas in 1876, his mother also came with him.

Re: C. S. DILLWORTH

tcbellydancer1 — 2011-10-25 20:21:48Z

My GG Grandfather, William Logue Fleming married a C.S. Dillworth presumably in Tennessee. His b year is 1816 1 child, William Dow Fleming b 1836

Dillworth of NYC Boroughs

MeganTDC — 2011-03-01 23:33:42Z

I'm looking for anyone related to James Dillworth & Margaret Gregg Dillworth. Arrived from Ireland prior to 1850.

James Dilworth

hmdilworth — 2010-05-20 20:02:37Z

I am looking for any information on James Dilworth and his wife Ann Waln. I know that they came to the United States circa 1682 on a ship named The Lamb.

If anyone has any information please let me know thank you

Re: Dillworth UK

hurleym_1 — 2009-08-12 18:16:55Z

Hi

Yes I believe we are related. My mother was Hilda Cheetham Dillworth and was Harry's sister. Was your father Maurice?

best wishes

Myra Hurley

Re: Dillworth UK

pauldillworth — 2009-08-08 20:12:52Z

hi my grandfather was harry dillworth im sure he was from malvern or worcester this is brief it may help

African American Dillworth/Dilworth family from Massachusetts

elsiegarf — 2009-07-15 19:15:56Z

Please see my posting on the Dilworth surname Board concerning information I'm seeking on family of Ernest Mark Dilworth. Thanks.

Re: These Dilworth and Parchman familes came to texas in 1830's elliottworth@drbcom.com

LenaPapina — 2006-04-29 16:41:31Z

I'm researching the Parchman & Calloway Families in Bee County, Texas. I would like to exchange information & pictures.

Re: These Dilworth and Parchman familes came to texas in 1830's elliottworth@drbcom.com

LenaPapina — 2006-04-29 16:40:57Z

I'm researching the Parchman & Calloway Families in Bee County, Texas. I would like to exchange information & pictures.

William Dilworth/Dillworth, Eng>CN>MI>OH

@@BFlora3443@aol.com — 2005-01-04 02:44:48Z

Still looking for info on Charlotte (Lottie) Dilworth/Dillworth m. Jesse Scott. Have a bit more info to add:

Charlotte's father was William Dilworth/Dillworth m. Mary Ann Fisher. The census sheets of 1880 Hicksville, OH list the following:

DILLWORTH, Wm. W M 43 Drygoods Merchant Conn. (F) Eng. (M) Conn.
Mary A. W F 33 Keeping House Ohio (F) Penn (M) Penn
Charlotte W F 12 Daughter Mich. (F) Conn (M) O
William H. W M 10 Son Mich. (F) Conn (M) O
Homer W M 8 Son W. Virginia (F) Conn (M) O
Hiram W M 2 Son Ohio (F) Conn (M) O

Charlotte was b. Sept. 20, 1867 possibly in Hubbardston, Ionia Co, MI. She m. Jesse Ellsworth Scott in 1887 in Hicksville, Defiance Co, Ohio.

This is all the information I have on the Dilworth/Dillworth line.

Any chance you have come across any of these Dilworths/Dillworths? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You,
Berta Flora

C. S. DILLWORTH

2004-07-06 17:17:41Z

Does anyone have a female who would fit the initials C. S. Dillworth who would have been born around the 1820 era?

Mary Dillworth

BRENDACLARK658 — 2004-05-04 02:18:39Z

I'm looking for the parents of Mary (Sallie) Dillworth born abt 1818 in NC. She married Michael Coffman, 1842 in Knox County, Tn and probably lived there most of her life. Would appreciate any help at all in locating information on the Dillworth family.. Thanks..

Brenda

Re: Looking for relatives

2003-04-24 18:05:38Z

Thomas H. Dillworth

2003-03-16 20:47:55Z

Searching for information concerning Thomas H. Dillworth,
b.1795, New York, New York. Married Susan Williams, b.
1787, Virginia. Married Sep 1818 Nashville, Tn., believe
that they lived most of their life in Paducah, Ky. where he
was a doctor. They had children as follows: Ann America,
b.1819, William H. 1819 (?), Christopher H., b. 1823,
Felix G., b. abt 1824, Mary, b. 1827, Martha, b. 1828,
Isiah, b. 1830, David J., b. 1832, Sarah, b. 1833, Lucy,
b. 1837,

Would appreciate any information that anyone might have
on this family.

Dillworth/Dilworth, Elizabeth m. Unknown Buzby

2003-01-30 20:31:16Z

Dillworth UK

hurleym_1 — 2002-10-23 11:50:53Z

I'm looking for members of the Dillworth family from Malvern, Worcestershire. My grandfather was William Dillworth who was born in 1862 and died in 1933. I know that hismother was Elizabeth Russell but I do not know his father. Can anyone help me?

Re: Dr. George Anson Dilworth bn.1825 in Monroe Co Miss. parents George A. Dilworth bn.NC. and Mary Parchman Bn. GA. elliottworth@drbcom.com

2002-01-18 03:46:05Z

Do you have information about Mary Polly Elliot and William Chapman family or Geo. Chapman and Diana Durett Family?

Charlotte (Lottie) Dillworth m. Jesse Scott/Hicksville, OH

BertaFlora — 2001-11-11 01:15:59Z

I am only just beginning to search my family tree. Charlotte, or Lottie, Dillworth and Jesse Ellsworth Scott are my great-grandparents. They lived in Hicksville, OH in the early 1900's. Jesse died there in 1907. They had 6 children: Ruth, Hershel, Leo, Damon (my grandfather), Paul (died as an infant), Homer and John. Lottie & the kids left Hicksville in 1911 or 1912 & moved to Eugene, OR. Any one with any info or connection, please email me. Thank You, Berta

Re: These Dilworth and Parchman familes came to texas in 1830's elliottworth@drbcom.com

2001-10-24 20:52:27Z

I am trying to trace my mothers family, i have very limited information. What I do have is a note about my grandmother with the name rosalie dillworth, that is crossed out and rosalie conley is written dob 3-3-1906. My mothers maiden name is inez secrest. Do you know of any rosalie dillworth???
Thanks

Looking for relatives

pineview8850 — 2001-06-24 04:00:32Z

Looking for info on great grandfather:
William Oliver Dillworth, aka: Dummy Decker Dillworth. He was a deaf - mute boxer born in Savannah Georgia (?) Late 1800's.
Married Catherine Anna Martini (also a deaf-mute) in 1910. Live in the Baltimore, Maryland area until their deaths.

Dummy Decker - Wm. O. Dillworth (Dilworth)

pineview8850 — 2001-06-24 04:00:32Z

Am looking for information regarding great grandfather. He was a boxer who went by the name "Dummy Decker" because he was a deaf-mute. Born William Oliver (?) Dillworth.

C.E. Dillworth

2000-06-19 12:00:00Z

I am a Goodson researcher, but thought that someone may be interested in some tax receipts that I got from E-bay. These are tax receipts made out to a C.E. Dillworth of Goodson, Virginia. I will also be posting scans of these at http://goodson-family.com/pictures.html.

These Dilworth and Parchman familes came to texas in 1830's elliottworth@drbcom.com

2000-04-26 03:21:35Z

E-mail me

These Dilworth and Parchman familes came to texas in 1830's elliottworth@drbcom.com

2000-04-26 03:21:34Z

E-mail me

Dr. George Anson Dilworth bn.1825 in Monroe Co Miss. parents George A. Dilworth bn.NC. and Mary Parchman Bn. GA. elliottworth@drbcom.com

2000-04-26 03:20:44Z

E-mail me

Dr. George Anson Dilworth bn.1825 in Monroe Co Miss. parents George A. Dilworth bn.NC. and Mary Parchman Bn. GA. elliottworth@drbcom.com

2000-04-26 03:20:42Z

E-mail me