The Ancestors and Cousins of Tracy Lynn DeVault

Commodore Perry Dawalt^1,2,3,4,5

M, #12376, b. 15 May 1858, d. 19 November 1912

Parents

Father	John Gross Dawalt (b. 25 January 1817, d. 24 December 1895)
Mother	Mary Tatlock (b. 18 April 1826, d. 30 August 1878)

Pedigree Link

Family: Dora Isabell Cauble (b. 18 July 1861, d. 28 March 1902)

Son	Charles Gross "Charlie" Dawalt (b. 15 July 1884, d. 28 February 1949)
Son	Winsal Earl "Earl" Dawalt (b. 20 September 1885, d. 16 August 1981)
Son	Perre Commodore Dawalt+ (b. 5 December 1886, d. 21 March 1973)
Son	Bynum Dawalt (b. 11 November 1892, d. 27 January 1893)

BASIC FACTS

Commodore Perry Dawalt was born on 15 May 1858 in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.¹ He and Dora Isabell Cauble were married on 28 October 1883 in Washington Co., Indiana.^6,7 He and Minnie Katherine Kober were married on 31 October 1909 in Indiana.^8,9 He died on 19 November 1912, at age 54, in Washington Twp., Washington Co., Indiana.^1,10 He was buried in Franklin Cemetery, Washington Twp., Washington Co., Indiana.¹⁰

Commodore Perry Dawalt had reference number 12644. He was a Farm laborer (1880); farmer - general farming (1910.)^2,5 He was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Indiana (1860 - 1880, 1910.) Obituary - The Salem Leader or The Salem Democrat; Salem, Indiana; after Nov 19, 1912:

Commodore Perry Dawalt
Commodore Perry Dawalt, son of John and Mary Dawalt, was born May 15th, 1858, and died November 19th, 1912, of paralysis, aged 54 years, 6 months and 4 days.
He was united in marriage to Dora I. Cauble, of Washington county, October 28th, 1883, who died March 27th, 1902. To this union were born four sons, all of whom are living except one that died in infancy. They are Charles P., Earl W., Perry C. He was married to Minnie Katherine Kober on October 31st, 1909, who survives him.
He was an honored member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of South Boston and was a regular attendant until his first stroke on November 2rd, 1911. He was an honored and upright citizen with the confidence and respect of all who knew him, a loving father, a devoted husband and well loved by all his neighbors and friends. He was always ready and never too busy to lend a helping hand in time of need. He leaves to mourn his departure his beloved companion, three sons, one little granddaughter too small to realize her loss, besides a host of relatives and friends who regret that he has passed from their midst.
The funeral services were held at the Christian church at Canton on Thursday morning at 10:30 o’clock, conducted by Elder Marion Brock, of Borden, who paid a glowing tribute to the real worth of the man whom he had known for a number of years.
Many beautiful flowers and floral designs marked the appreciation of sorrowing friends who followed the body to its last resting place in Franklin cemetery.
Nannie Hinds and Elsie Anderson acted as flower girls, and his intimate lodge brothers, Messrs. Matthew Kinney, John Hinds, Theodore Retherford, Samuel Dawalt, Ezra Sease and John Neidiffer acted as pall bearers.

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to our neighbors and friends for the kindness and sympathy shown us during the sickness and since the death of our dear husband and father; also for the beautiful floral offerings. We will ever hold you in fond remembrance and God will bless you. The Family.

GRAVE MARKER

D
COMMODORE P.
MAY 15, 1858
NOV. 19, 1912

DORA I.
JULY 18, 1881
MAR. 28, 1902

DAWALT.

Citations

[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S273] 1880 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S153] 1870 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S81] 1860 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S826] 1910 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)
[S9037] Marriage Records: Indiana, 1845-1920 (Ancestry.com)
[S9754] Obituary - Commodore Perry Dawalt
[S8944] Marriage Records - Indiana, Marriages, 1810 - 2001 (Ancestry.com)
[S4043] Death Records, Indiana, Washington County 1882-1950

Family Explorer

Dora Isabell Cauble^1,2,3,4

F, #12377, b. 18 July 1861, d. 28 March 1902

Parents

Father	Charles P. Cauble (b. 8 October 1832, d. 15 August 1923)
Mother	Nancy Gee (b. 10 October 1838, d. 12 February 1932)

Pedigree Link

Family: Commodore Perry Dawalt (b. 15 May 1858, d. 19 November 1912)

Son	Charles Gross "Charlie" Dawalt (b. 15 July 1884, d. 28 February 1949)
Son	Winsal Earl "Earl" Dawalt (b. 20 September 1885, d. 16 August 1981)
Son	Perre Commodore Dawalt+ (b. 5 December 1886, d. 21 March 1973)
Son	Bynum Dawalt (b. 11 November 1892, d. 27 January 1893)

BASIC FACTS

Dora Isabell Cauble was born on 18 July 1861 in Indiana.¹ She and Commodore Perry Dawalt were married on 28 October 1883 in Washington Co., Indiana.^5,6 She died on 27 March 1902, at age 40, in Canton, Indiana.^3,5,7 She died on 28 March 1902, at age 40, in Canton, Washington Co., Indiana.^1,8 She was buried in Franklin Cemetery, Washington Twp., Washington Co., Indiana.

Dora Isabell Cauble was also known as Dora E. Cauble.⁹ She had reference number 12645. She was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Indiana (1880.) OBITUARY - The Salem Democrat, Salem Indiana; after March 27, 1902:

Death of Mrs. Dora Dawalt
Mrs. Dora Dawalt wife of Commodore Dawalt died at her home near Canton Thursday March 27 of pneumonia fever. Born in 1961. Aged 40 years and a few months. She was the daughter of Charles Cauble a well known citizen of Highland. Was married to Commodore Dawalt in 1883. To them were born four sons of whom three still survive. Joined Christian Church at the age of 16 and had been a faithful worker in the cause of Christ ever since. Funeral services were held at Canton Sunday morning at 11 o’clock conducted by Elder Parr after which the remains were conveyed to the old Franklin grave yard for interment, followed by a large concourse of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Dawalt was the Canton correspondent for the Democrat, and among all the names of our large corps of correspondents not one was more prompt, reliable and faithful than Mrs. Dawalt. We prized her items highly and it will be no easy task to fill this vacancy.
____________
A CARD
____________
To one and all. – I take this method of returning my most sincere and heartfelt thanks for the many, many acts of kindness and sympathy extended to my wife, Dora, during her illness. Friends, I can never repay you, but will remember you with gratitude.
COMMODORE DAWALT

GRAVE MARKER

D
COMMODORE P.
MAY 15, 1858
NOV. 19, 1912

DORA I.
JULY 18, 1881
MAR. 28, 1902

DAWALT.

Citations

[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S7256] Genealogy prepared by Shari Bennett, Source Medium: Book
[S6256] Genealogy prepared by Jerry Morris Mounts (email address)
[S273] 1880 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)
[S9037] Marriage Records: Indiana, 1845-1920 (Ancestry.com)
[S9873] Obituary - Dora Isabell (Cauble) Dawalt
[S2491] Bible of Commodore Perry Dawalt adn Dora Isabell Cauble
[S2812] Book: History of Lawrence, Orange and Washington Counties, Indiana copyright 1884 Goodspeed Brothers and Company, Chicago

Family Explorer

Charles Gross "Charlie" Dawalt^1,2,3,4,5

M, #12378, b. 15 July 1884, d. 28 February 1949

Parents

Father	Commodore Perry Dawalt (b. 15 May 1858, d. 19 November 1912)
Mother	Dora Isabell Cauble (b. 18 July 1861, d. 28 March 1902)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Charles Gross "Charlie" Dawalt was born on 15 July 1884 in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.¹ He died on 28 February 1949, at age 64, in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.^1,6 He died on 1 March 1949, at age 64, in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.⁷ He was buried in Franklin Cemetery, Washington Co., Indiana.⁶

Charles Gross "Charlie" Dawalt had reference number 12646. He was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Indiana (1910 - 1940.) He was a Farm laborer - general farming (1910); farming (1918); farmer - general farming (1920); farm hand - farm (1930); farmer - general farming (1940.)^2,3,4,8,5 He resided in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana (1918.)⁸ Broken bonr on right foot.⁹ GRAVE MARKER

CHARLES GROSS
DAWALT
1884 -- 1949.

Citations

[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S1206] 1920 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S826] 1910 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S2138] 1940 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S1664] 1930 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S4043] Death Records, Indiana, Washington County 1882-1950
[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)
[S12722] World War I Draft Registration Cards (Ancestry.com)
[S12482] U.S., World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 (Ancestry.com)

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Winsal Earl "Earl" Dawalt¹

M, #12379, b. 20 September 1885, d. 16 August 1981

Parents

Father	Commodore Perry Dawalt (b. 15 May 1858, d. 19 November 1912)
Mother	Dora Isabell Cauble (b. 18 July 1861, d. 28 March 1902)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Winsal Earl "Earl" Dawalt was born on 20 September 1885 in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.² He was born on 30 September 1885 in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.³ He and Murva L. Bressie were married on 22 March 1916 in Washington Co., Indiana.⁴ He and Murva L. Bressie were divorced before 1940.⁵ He and Gladys Lucille Day were married on 5 May 1943 in Washington Co., Indiana.⁶ He died on 16 August 1981, at age 95, in Seymour, Jackson Co., Indiana.^2,7,8 He was buried in Franklin Cemetery, Washington Twp., Washington Co., Indiana.⁷

Winsal Earl "Earl" Dawalt was also known as Earl Windson Dawalt.^3,9,10 He was also known as Earl Wincel Dawalt.¹¹ His Social Security Number was 314-40-7598, issued: Indiana, last residence: Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.² He was a Farm laborer - general farming (1910); farmer - general farming (1920 - 1940.)^10,1,5 He was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Indiana (1910 - 1940.) He had reference number 12647. A survey of the Dawalt Cemetery was conducted in 1942. Included as part of the survey was a listing of important relics and heirlooms. The list included the following:
Portrait of Colonel Henry Dawalt, Sr.
Picture of brothers John Gross Dawalt, Daniel Dawalt and their wives.
Well-preserved copy of "Historical Notes Concerning the Dawalt Family in Indiana."
A grandfather's clock brought from Germany. This is an immense clock which has some unusual features. It shows the changes of the moon; days of the month and days of the week; with second and minute hands, in fact about everything would ever need to know even to the changes of the season. The weights of the clock are 16 lb. weights and the key that winds up these weights resembles a crank more than a key.
Large German Family Bible -- from which Emanuel ? is able to read. This family bible was bought to this country by the first Henrich Dewalt, who became a Rev. soldier.

Note: Newland DeVault, in his report, stated that he doubted that this was the original Bible of Henry Dewald of Pennsylvania. That Bible most likely passed to Henry's widow, then to her daughter and granddaughter. It was eventually sold at an auction.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - The Salem Leader and Salem Democrat, September 6, 1978, page 8, section 1

Winsal Earl Dawalt . . .
The Roots Of Adventure Are At Home
By Frank S. Anderson, Leader-Democrat, Special Feature Correspondent

"We will call him Earl". So it was at the east edge of Washington Township almost ninety-three years ago that a chubby little rascal, Winsal Earl Dawalt, one of four sons belonging to Commodore Perry and Dora Isabel Cauble Dawalt saw his first light of day. Deep down go the roots of this good natured man of dry wit. Today he lives alone on the spot where he was born. Fantastic.
From these roots he has listened to the sound of the whippoorwill, the croak of the frog, the mocking bird, felt the thrill of a freshly turned furrow. He is a friendly man. You can call him Earl. There are those who say he would be friendlier if he weren't such a died-in-the-wool Democrat, but Earl doesn't think being a devout party man detracts one whit from friendship.
Winsal Earl Dawalt born September 20, 1885, is the way the listing reads in the old family bible. The listing includes three brothers: Perry, Charlie and Bynam; the last died in infancy.
1885 -- It was the year Daimler developed the internal combustion engine and Congress prohibited unauthorized fencing of public lands. There was an increase in the number of immigrants from Southern and Eastern Europe. The Post Office established special delivery service. Cleveland recommended suspension of silver-dollar coinage; relations were strained with Britain over Canadian fisheries.
Waterman perfected the fountain pen and Chicago's Home Insurance Building inspired the term "skyscraper". Leland Standford University was chartered and it was the year for the dedication of the Washington Monument.
Grandfather Henry Dawalt, man of influence, bore himself well in newly established Washington County. Within the family file today there are six "sheepskin" deeds indicating extensive land ownership. One of these dated 1826 with the heading John Quincy Adams, President of the United States, reads: "No. 2164 -- To all to whom these presents shall come, Greetings, Know Ye that Henry Dawalt assignee of George Holsa, had deposited in the general land office a certificate of the Register of the land office of Jeffersonville. It appears full payment has been paid for the east half of the northeast quarter of Section Thirty-Three in Township Three north of range three east containing eighty acres --- signed, John Quincy Adams.
But, direct family information shows that Henry became a land holder in 1814 when Salem had just become established as a town.
"I was born in Quaker Country," Commodore Perry's second son reflected pride from his modest living room. This meant much was going for him from the beginning: The community concern, industry of the Quakers plus the Dawalt drive. How could he miss?
After he learned to toddle it was no time till he came on strong, was assigned the family chore of watering the horses. It was natural that he should learn to ride just like his brothers. Commodore had a good strain of horses.
Mrs. Harvey, teacher, had a direct bearing on his coping with life and learning the 3 R's at Canton School. His mother, hardworking, instilled compassion within him. She gave him desire.
Quite suddenly, one Sunday morning an accident occurred at the family group prepared to attend the Methodist Church at Canton. Childlike and ready the youngsters hustled to a ringside seat, namely the upstairs window to watch Grandpa harness the horse to the family wagon. In the clamor for first to this high perch Earl was accidently shoved out fourteen feet to the ground below.
Church attendance was cancelled that day as little Earl got family first aid prior to the doctor's arrival. He lay unconscious for several days with a head concussion. After many weeks he improved. The scar remains on his head today. He lost time at school but nature mends well and once again the horse's mane was flying in his face as he raced into the wind.
He has a small pictorial book given to him by his Mother when he was ten as she returned from a Colorado visit. The book's name is "Out West". It contains vivid sketches of Buffalo Bill, Colorado scenes, Indian pictures: High Hawk, Little Wound, Spotted Elk, Ouray, the great Ute chief, etc. To Earl the book is priceless.
Outside and inside Quaker ranks there was a united community respect for the Friends -- the good Church-School quality they projected. The Dawalt boys attended Quaker High School (razed in 1956). It was located next to the now Orthodox Church location between Salem and Canton just off Highway 56. Adrenalin flowed within the battle-brittle football team of which Earl was a fullback. He learned the meaning of teamwork and played an aggressive game on a winning team.
Quaker scheduled and trounced Salem High and according to Earl, Salem never scheduled the Friends again. This was in the early 1900's. R. B. Handley was Quaker's gusty coach. He produced gutsy teams.
Earl remembers some of his teammates of yesterday: Jesse Dennany, Duris Howell, Osborne McLemore, Howard and Fred Newby, B. F. and Grover Grimes, Joe Albertson, Dick Newlon, Pratt and Jim Parker, Claude and Otis Shields, brother Perry.
He commented about Lee Mitchell and brother Perry, "they were the last two graduates of Quaker High School -- after that the school operated as a grade school."
Farming was Earl's life in good measure. He did it all. The Dawalts started with horse-drawn plow and kept pace with the threshing machine then the more sophisticated tractor. They had one of the first hay-balers in Washington County. They have had their roots in corn, oats, wheat, rye, hogs, cattle, horses, change and rolled with the punches.
Earl took great pride in the quality of his Red Hogs. He pampered and placed them on display at Washington County Fairs. He had a great interest in cattle. He deals on top the table with a talk turkey and put you money where your mouth is approach. He has served on the Board of Deacons in the Christian Church, dabbled in politics, built silos, tobacco barns, layed concrete block buildings, shown carpenter expertise, elected to the County Council; helped lay a new floor in the Washington County Courthouse. He has been versatile. His church background has been varied but today his heart beats for the Old Franklin Church.
In the early days he gained a reputation as a hunter, fisherman and trapper -- coons a specialty. An open invitation took him to a camp on the Kankakee River just south of Chicago about forty miles, a good spot for a sportsman. At the two-acre camp owned by Charlie Dusler and wife, campers became impressed with Earl's hunting, trapping and fishing proficiency.
Ironically, one day at camp, Earl was introduced to a man whose name was Al Capone. Winsal Earl played it cool and sensed immediately that he and the King of Chicago's Underworld were there for different reasons. Capone was a different kind of trapper and had no interest in coons. The big Honcho from Chicago was curious about the man from Washington County. What was his mission? But Quaker Country friendliness paid off for Earl. It melted Capone's suspicion and he too, was impressed by this man's special knack at hunting, fishing and trapping. The narrator tapped with emphasis as he told the story.
One evening they had a big supper. Fourteen coons that Earl had caught provided the main course. About 50-75 people were on hand to enjoy the delicacy. Some were Capone's hand-picked "businessmen" of few words. Earl concluded traffic was there that did not meet the eye though the only bottle of alcohol he ever saw was on Charlie Dusler's hip. It wasn't Earl's nature to feel uneasy, but shaking hands and skedaddling back to Washington County seemed like a sensible move. This is what he did.
He has been married two time, first to Merva Bracy, then to Gladys Day. Gladys died in 1958. Altogether with life's ups and downs he reflects how good the big picture has been. He has traveled, been over much of the United States and into Canada. In 1963 he and brother Perry went to the Rose Bowl at Pasadena. Perry died in 1973.
Today Earl enjoys visits from family members. Pete and Bernice Dawalt Hilton, Gladys Dawalt Colglazier check him out during the week. Harvey Hinds puts in a regular appearance. There are those who reflect tender loving care. Earl has a good appetite and enjoys a joke.
The life of Commodore Perry Dawalt's second son exemplifies a lesson -- a shining example. It could be viewed as the closing of the Dawalt dynamic stage as he hobbles from room to room, out to the mail box before settling down to T.V. His joints react stiffly but one detects a twinkle and a certain freshness of attitude. There is a glimmer of youth. He shifts quickly in his chair. Beauty is in he eye of one who sees.
It happened as the interview began. Warmth developed fast. A climate of gloom was totally absent. Sunshine was inside. Earl Dawalt is surrounded by things that have been precious to him for years. What a privilege! Family furniture retained becomes suddenly alive to provide companionship.
A huge grandfather clock keeping excellent time reaches close to the ceiling. It has been in the center of family fellowship and frolic for a long time. An electric clock synchronizes alongside to verify the accuracy of the older timepiece.
He rambled, "You can take scrawny cattle, feed 'em fast and they'll be tender. Remember that."
In 1965 it was a difficult decision when the property was sold to the late Harry Day. It marked the end of an ambitious family era that began in 1814. But with alternatives so few, it seemed sensible and the agreement provides for his use of the home during his lifetime.
A move from the family living room to the front porch found the weather ideal. An easy breeze tossed branches of two large maple trees in the front yard. The road ran close by. One of the trees is truly huge. "I remember when that tree was no bigger than a broom-stick and its growth was in doubt," said the man with hospitality as big as out-doors. He steadied his gaze on the big tree. "I don't have an enemy in the world -- I've outlived every damn one of them!"
Earl Dawalt is a friendly fellow, he lives to talk, to visit, but here's a tip -- don't visit during a T.V. football game.
Again he steadied his gaze on the big tree. There was so much more Quaker Country life he could have talked about. So much more.

OBITUARY - The Salem Leader or The Salem Democrat, Salem Indiana; August 19, 1981:

Earl W. Dawalt
Earl W. Dawalt, 96, of Salem Rt. 2, died Sunday, 2:25 a.m., at the Jackson County Hospital in Seymour.
Funeral services were Tuesday afternoon in the chapel of the Dawalt Funeral Home, Salem, with burial following in the Franklin Cemetery. Brother Joe Hollrah officiated.
Mr. Dawalt was born in Washington County September 20, 1885, a son of the late Commodore and Dora Cauble Dawalt. He was a member of the Canton Christian Church and was a retired farmer.
He was preceded in death by his wife, the former Gladys Day, who died in 1958.
Surviving are three nieces: Bernice Hilton and Gladys Colglazier, both of Salem, and Evelyn Trueblood of Speedway, Indiana.

GRAVE MARKER

EARL W.
SEPT. 20 1885
AUG. 16, 1981

DAWALT

GLADYS L.
JAN. 5, 1900
APR. 29, 1958. He and Gladys Lucille Day had children in No Children.³ Gladys' brother, Charles Francis Day, married Isalene Anderson, a great-great-grandaughter of Henry Dawalt. He and Murva L. Bressie had children in No Children.³

Citations

[S826] 1910 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S12398] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book
[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S9037] Marriage Records: Indiana, 1845-1920 (Ancestry.com)
[S2138] 1940 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S9040] Marriage Records: Indiana, Washington County (1940 - 1949)
[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)
[S9923] Obituary - Earl Windson Dawalt
[S1206] 1920 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S1664] 1930 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S10303] Obituary - Gladys Lucille (Day) Dawalt

Family Explorer

Perre Commodore Dawalt^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7}

M, #12380, b. 5 December 1886, d. 21 March 1973

Parents

Father	Commodore Perry Dawalt (b. 15 May 1858, d. 19 November 1912)
Mother	Dora Isabell Cauble (b. 18 July 1861, d. 28 March 1902)

Pedigree Link

Family: Ethel Clara Hinds (b. 16 May 1885, d. 6 January 1972)

Daughter	Gladys Alberta Dawalt+ (b. 5 September 1910, d. 15 November 1996)
Daughter	Bernice Fry Dawalt+ (b. 2 November 1913, d. 23 December 2003)
Daughter	Evelyn Lucille Dawalt+ (b. 18 April 1920, d. 13 September 2003)

BASIC FACTS

Perre Commodore Dawalt was born on 5 April 1886 in Washington Co., Indiana.² He was born on 5 December 1886 in Washington Co., Indiana.^8,9,2 He was born on 6 December 1886 in Washington Co., Indiana.⁴ He and Ethel Clara Hinds were married on 26 January 1908 in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.^8,10,9,11 He died on 21 March 1973, at age 86, in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.^12,9,13 He was buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.^9,1

Perre Commodore Dawalt had reference number 12648. He was a Refrigeration; farmer - general farming (1910, 1920); salesman - appliance (1940); salesman - electric company (1930); Dawalt Sales and Service (death certificate.)^8,13,7 His Social Security Number was 317-03-5732, issued: Indiana, last residence: Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.¹² He was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Indiana (1910 - 1940.) Rupture and piles.¹⁴ NEWSPAPER ARTICLE _ The Salem Leader and The Salem Democrat, Salem Indiana; Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1968; page 4 section 1

Mr. and Mrs. Perre Dawalt had their three daughters for dinner, Sunday. They were Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Trueblood of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hiton and Mrs Gladys Colglazier all of Salem.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - The Salem Leader and The Salem Democrat, Salem Indiana; Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1968; page 5 section 1

Dawalts Entertain With Birthday Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Perre Dawalt entertained with a birthday picnic supper at their home Thursday night. Those enjoying the occasion were Mrs. Gladys Colglzier, Mrs. Carolyn Ann Wesner and daughter Tammy, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Colglazier and daughter, Sherri, of Jeffersonville. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hilton, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hilton, Pamela, Danny and Stevie and Mr. Earl Dawalt.
The honored guests, whose birthdays were in September, were Mrs. Gladys Colglazier, Roger and Danny Hilton, Sherri Colglazier and Earl Dawalt.
They enjoyed cake, ice cream, punch and home-made candy. NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Democrat - February 7, 1968

Dawalts observe 60th Anniversary
HONORED COUPLE - Mr. and Mrs. Perre Dawalt, 301 South High St. Salem observed their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday, Jan 28, with a gathering of family and friends at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Dawalt were married January 26, 1908, and have lived in this county all their lives. Pictured here with the Dawalts are their three daughters, Mrs. Gladys Colglazier and Mrs. Walter Hilton, both of Salem, and Mrs. Kenneth Trueblood, Indianapolis.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - The County Press, January 28, 1970

Dawalts Celebrate 62nd Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Perre E. Dawalt had the distinct pleasure of celebrating their 62nd Wedding Anniversary, Monday, January 26th, at their home on South High Street, Salem.
The couple, Perre C. Dawalt and the former Ethel Hinds Dawalt, were married January 26, 1908, by the Reverend W. G. Allen, and have always lived in Washington County.
The Dawalts are the parents of three daughters; Mrs. Gladys Colglazier, Mrs. Bernice Hilton, both of Salem, and Mrs. Evelyn Trueblood of Indianapolis. They are also very proud of their seven grandchildren and thirteen great-grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hilton took Mr. and Mrs. Dawalt, Mrs. Gladys Colglazier, and Earl Dawalt to the Stage Coach Inn near Palmyra for dinner, and later Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Trueblood joined them at the Dawalt home where all were served punch, ice cream, candy, and fruit, along with a beautifully-decorated cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Dawalt expressed their sincere appreciation to all for the lovely flowers, gifts, and cards.

Citations

[S2901] Cemetery Records - Crown Hill Cemetery, Salem, Washington Co., Indiana
[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)
[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S1206] 1920 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S826] 1910 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S1664] 1930 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S2138] 1940 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S7521] Genealogy prepared by Unknown (email address)
[S7256] Genealogy prepared by Shari Bennett, Source Medium: Book
[S9037] Marriage Records: Indiana, 1845-1920 (Ancestry.com)
[S12398] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book
[S3766] Death Certificate - Perre Commodore Dawalt
[S12722] World War I Draft Registration Cards (Ancestry.com)

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Murva L. Bressie^1,2,3

F, #12381, b. 21 September 1896, d. 19 May 1993

Parents

Father	Luke Henry Bressie (b. 21 October 1857, d. 10 March 1948)
Mother	Mary Jane MaudLin (b. 1858, d. 1900)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Murva L. Bressie was born on 10 October 1886.¹ She was born on 21 August 1896 in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.⁴ She was born on 21 September 1896 in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.^5,3,6 She and Winsal Earl "Earl" Dawalt were married on 22 March 1916 in Washington Co., Indiana.¹ She and Winsal Earl "Earl" Dawalt were divorced before 1940.⁷ She died on 19 May 1993, at age 96, in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.^5,6 She was buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.⁵

Murva L. Bressie was also known as Merva Brassie.⁸ She was also known as Merva Bressie.^5,3 She had reference number 12649. She was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Indiana (1900 - 1930.) Murva later married Emmett Lee Lovelace.

GRAVE MARKER

LOVELACE
MURVA B. EMMETT L.
AUG. 21, 1896 APR. 12, 1902
MAY 19, 1993 DEC. 7, 1970

Note: The birth month on Murva's stone does not agree with other records. She and Winsal Earl "Earl" Dawalt had children in No Children.⁸

Citations

[S9037] Marriage Records: Indiana, 1845-1920 (Ancestry.com)
[S1664] 1930 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S1206] 1920 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book
[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)
[S3718] Death Certificate - Murva (Bressie) Dawalt-Lovelace
[S2138] 1940 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book

Family Explorer

Gladys Lucille Day^1,2,3

F, #12382, b. 5 January 1900, d. 29 April 1958

Parents

Father	William Albert Day (b. 13 August 1869, d. 24 May 1941)
Mother	Margaret Lenna Morris (b. 11 January 1872, d. 28 September 1965)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Gladys Lucille Day was born on 5 January 1900 in Washington Co., Indiana.^4,3 She and Winsal Earl "Earl" Dawalt were married on 5 May 1943 in Washington Co., Indiana.⁵ She died on 29 April 1958, at age 58, in Louisville, Jefferson Co., Kentucky.^4,3 She was buried in Franklin Cemetery, Washington Twp., Washington Co., Indiana.⁴

Gladys Lucille Day had reference number 12650. She was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Indiana (1900 - 1940.) OBITUARY - Genealogy prepared by wanderlust60us; 1958 (Ancestry.com)

Mrs. Gladys Dawalt funeral is today
Mrs. Gladys Lucille Day Dawalt, 58-year-old wife of Earl Wincel Dawalt, passed away Tuesday, April 29, in St. Joseph Infirmary, Louisville, after seven months' illness. She was a member of the Canton Methodist Church and the Friendly Home Demonstration Club.
A lifelong resident here, she was born in Washington county, Jan. 5, 1900, the daughter of William Albert and Lenna Morris Day. On May 5, 1943, she was married to Earl Wincel Dawalt.
Surviving besides the husband are three brothers, Charles, Ralph and Harry Day, all of Salem; three sisters, Mrs. Maysel Day Meek, Louisville; Mrs. Florence Day Williams, Salem, and Miss Mary Day, South Bend, and a large number of nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m. today (Thursday) in Canton Methodist Church with Rev. James BonDurant officiating, assisted by Bro. Esten Martin and the Dawalt Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Burial was in the Franklin Cemetery.

GRAVE MARKER

EARL W.
SEPT. 20 1885
AUG. 16, 1981

DAWALT

GLADYS L.
JAN. 5, 1900
APR. 29, 1958. She and Winsal Earl "Earl" Dawalt had children in No Children.¹ Gladys' brother, Charles Francis Day, married Isalene Anderson, a great-great-grandaughter of Henry Dawalt.

Citations

[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S7942] Grave Marker - Gladys L. (Day) Dawalt, Franklin Cemetery, Washington Twp., Washington Co., Indiana
[S6832] Genealogy prepared by monlday (Ancestry.com)
[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)
[S9040] Marriage Records: Indiana, Washington County (1940 - 1949)

Family Explorer

Ethel Clara Hinds^1,2,3,4,5,6

F, #12383, b. 16 May 1885, d. 6 January 1972

Parents

Father	John Clinton Hinds (b. 14 January 1864, d. 24 March 1955)
Mother	Effie Dell Cauble (b. 16 December 1866, d. 25 July 1947)

Pedigree Link

Family: Perre Commodore Dawalt (b. 5 December 1886, d. 21 March 1973)

Daughter	Gladys Alberta Dawalt+ (b. 5 September 1910, d. 15 November 1996)
Daughter	Bernice Fry Dawalt+ (b. 2 November 1913, d. 23 December 2003)
Daughter	Evelyn Lucille Dawalt+ (b. 18 April 1920, d. 13 September 2003)

BASIC FACTS

Ethel Clara Hinds was born on 16 May 1885 in Borden, Clark Co., Indiana.^7,2 She was born on 16 May 1885 in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.^1,8 She and Perre Commodore Dawalt were married on 26 January 1908 in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.^7,9,1,10 She died on 6 January 1972, at age 86, in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.¹ She was buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.^11,2

Ethel Clara Hinds was also known as Clara Ethel "Ethel" Hinds.⁷ She had reference number 12651. She was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Indiana (1910 - 1940.) She resided in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana (1966.)¹² NEWSPAPER ARTICLE

Queen Of The Week
WSLM's Queen of the Week was Mrs. Perre Dawalt, of 301 South High Street in Salem. She was honored on the Koffee Klub program Sat. morning. Mrs. Dawalt is the mother of three daughters, Mrs. Marshall (Gladys) Colglazier, Mrs. Walter (Bernice) Hilton, both of Salem and Mrs. Kenneth (Evelyn) Trueblood of Indianapolis. She is the grandmother of eight and has seven great-grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Dawalt have lived in Salem since 1919 and have spent most of their lives in Washington County. She is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hinds.
Ethel, as she is known to everyone, collects dishes, enjoys flowers and likes to cook. She is active in several organizations and in spite of her age, always does her share and more too. She adds much to these groups with her zest and joyous outlook on life. She is a very kind and generous person.
She is a member of the First Christian Church of Salem, the Christian Womens Fellowship and the Loyal Daughters of that church, the Christopher Harrison chapter of the DAR, the Mothers Club, Garden Club, Canton Home Demonstration club and the Hospital Auxiliary of which she has been recognized for having worked over 2000 hours in the local hospital.
Mr. Dawalt is a semi-retired refrigeration serviceman and they have been married for 57 years.
The Queen of the Week will receive a 32 piece dinnerware set from McKnight's Home Center, dinner for two at Jerry's Drive In, a corsage from Florence's Flowers, and airplane ride from WSLM and a shampoo and set from the Tash Insurance Agency. NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Democrat - February 7, 1968

Dawalts observe 60th Anniversary
HONORED COUPLE - Mr. and Mrs. Perre Dawalt, 301 South High St. Salem observed their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday, Jan 28, with a gathering of family and friends at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Dawalt were married January 26, 1908, and have lived in this county all their lives. Pictured here with the Dawalts are their three daughters, Mrs. Gladys Colglazier and Mrs. Walter Hilton, both of Salem, and Mrs. Kenneth Trueblood, Indianapolis.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - The County Press, January 28, 1970

Dawalts Celebrate 62nd Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Perre E. Dawalt had the distinct pleasure of celebrating their 62nd Wedding Anniversary, Monday, January 26th, at their home on South High Street, Salem.
The couple, Perre C. Dawalt and the former Ethel Hinds Dawalt, were married January 26, 1908, by the Reverend W. G. Allen, and have always lived in Washington County.
The Dawalts are the parents of three daughters; Mrs. Gladys Colglazier, Mrs. Bernice Hilton, both of Salem, and Mrs. Evelyn Trueblood of Indianapolis. They are also very proud of their seven grandchildren and thirteen great-grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hilton took Mr. and Mrs. Dawalt, Mrs. Gladys Colglazier, and Earl Dawalt to the Stage Coach Inn near Palmyra for dinner, and later Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Trueblood joined them at the Dawalt home where all were served punch, ice cream, candy, and fruit, along with a beautifully-decorated cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Dawalt expressed their sincere appreciation to all for the lovely flowers, gifts, and cards.

Citations

[S7521] Genealogy prepared by Unknown (email address)
[S2901] Cemetery Records - Crown Hill Cemetery, Salem, Washington Co., Indiana
[S1206] 1920 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S826] 1910 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S1664] 1930 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S2138] 1940 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)
[S7256] Genealogy prepared by Shari Bennett, Source Medium: Book
[S9037] Marriage Records: Indiana, 1845-1920 (Ancestry.com)
[S12398] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book
[S9596] Obituary - Carl Webster Hines

Family Explorer

John Clinton Hinds^1,2

M, #12384, b. 14 January 1864, d. 24 March 1955

Pedigree Link

Family: Effie Dell Cauble (b. 16 December 1866, d. 25 July 1947)

Daughter	Ethel Clara Hinds+ (b. 16 May 1885, d. 6 January 1972)
Son	Carl Webster Hinds+ (b. 4 August 1886, d. 4 February 1966)

BASIC FACTS

John Clinton Hinds was born on 14 January 1864 in Orleans, Orange Co., Indiana.² He and Effie Dell Cauble were married on 28 April 1885 in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.³ He died on 24 March 1955, at age 91, in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.² He was buried in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.²

John Clinton Hinds had reference number 12652.

Citations

[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S7521] Genealogy prepared by Unknown (email address)
[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)

Family Explorer

Gladys Alberta Dawalt^1,2,3

F, #12385, b. 5 September 1910, d. 15 November 1996

Parents

Father	Perre Commodore Dawalt (b. 5 December 1886, d. 21 March 1973)
Mother	Ethel Clara Hinds (b. 16 May 1885, d. 6 January 1972)

Pedigree Link

Family: Marshall Ray "Mike" Colglazier (b. 19 January 1912, d. 11 May 1961)

Daughter	Marsha Dell Colglazier+
Son	John Perre Colglazier+
Daughter	Carolyn Ann Colglazier+
Son	Byron Ray Colglazier+ (b. 3 December 1941, d. 7 July 1988)

BASIC FACTS

Gladys Alberta Dawalt was born on 5 September 1910 in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.¹ She and Marshall Ray "Mike" Colglazier were married on 2 December 1934 in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.^1,4,5 She died on 15 November 1996, at age 86, in South Bend, St. Joseph Co., Indiana.^6,5 She was buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.⁵

Gladys Alberta Dawalt had reference number 12653. She was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Indiana (1920, 1930.) Her Social Security Number was 304-40-0633, issued: Indiana, last residence: Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.⁶ She resided in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana (1968, 1981.)^7,8

Citations

[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S1206] 1920 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S1664] 1930 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S7521] Genealogy prepared by Unknown (email address)
[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)
[S12398] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book
[S9287] Newspaper Article - The Salem Leader and The Salem Democrat, Salem Indiana; Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1968; page 5 section 1
[S9923] Obituary - Earl Windson Dawalt

Family Explorer

Bernice Fry Dawalt^1,2,3

F, #12386, b. 2 November 1913, d. 23 December 2003

Parents

Father	Perre Commodore Dawalt (b. 5 December 1886, d. 21 March 1973)
Mother	Ethel Clara Hinds (b. 16 May 1885, d. 6 January 1972)

Pedigree Link

Family: Walter Francis "Pete" Hilton (b. 30 April 1911, d. 18 March 1999)

Son	Roger Francis Hilton+ (b. 22 September 1933, d. 25 July 1985)
Son	James Arthur Hilton+

BASIC FACTS

Bernice Fry Dawalt was born on 2 November 1913 in Washington Co., Indiana.^4,5,6 She was born on 2 December 1913.¹ She and Walter Francis "Pete" Hilton were married on 9 November 1932 in Washington Co., Indiana.^1,4 She died on 23 December 2003, at age 90, in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.^5,7,8 She was buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.⁸

Bernice Fry Dawalt had reference number 12654. She was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Indiana (1920, 1930.) Her Social Security Number was 303-56-8860, issued: Indiana, last residence: Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.⁵ She resided in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana (1968, 1981.)^9,10 OBITUARY - The Salem Leader and The Salem Democrat, Salem Indiana; Dec. 2003:

BERNICE F. HILTON, 90, Salem, died Wednesday, December 24, at her home.
She was a homemaker and a member of Salem First Christian Church. She was a member of Christopher Harrison Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution and Salem Chapter #286 Order of Eastern Star.
Survivors include a son, Dr. James A. Hilton of Clearwater, Florida; five grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held on Saturday, December 27, at Hughes-Taylor Funeral Home with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery.

Citations

[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S1206] 1920 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S1664] 1930 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S7521] Genealogy prepared by Unknown (email address)
[S12398] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book
[S2729] Birth Records - Indiana, "Indiana Births, 1880-1920 (Ancestry.com)
[S9944] Obituary - Edward Burton Walker
[S9488] Obituary - Bernice Fry (Dawalt) Hilton
[S9287] Newspaper Article - The Salem Leader and The Salem Democrat, Salem Indiana; Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1968; page 5 section 1
[S9923] Obituary - Earl Windson Dawalt

Family Explorer

Evelyn Lucille Dawalt^1,2,3

F, #12387, b. 18 April 1920, d. 13 September 2003

Parents

Father	Perre Commodore Dawalt (b. 5 December 1886, d. 21 March 1973)
Mother	Ethel Clara Hinds (b. 16 May 1885, d. 6 January 1972)

Pedigree Link

Family: Kenneth E. Trueblood (b. 3 May 1918, d. 24 June 1983)

Daughter	Beverly Jean Trueblood+
Daughter	Billy Jo Trueblood (b. 11 June 1947, d. 11 June 1947)

BASIC FACTS

Evelyn Lucille Dawalt was born on 18 April 1920 in Washington Co., Indiana.^1,4,5 She and Kenneth E. Trueblood were married on 25 October 1939 in Washington Co., Indiana.^1,4 She died on 13 September 2003, at age 83.⁶ She was buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.⁷

Evelyn Lucille Dawalt had reference number 12655. Her Social Security Number was 305-16-1743, issued: Indiana, last residence: Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana.⁶ She resided in Speedway, Indiana (1981.)⁸ She was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Indiana (1930, 1940.) She was a Beautician - beauty shop (1940.)³ NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Jackson County Banner; Brownsville, Indiana; Wednesday; March 15, 1944; Page 2 (Newspapers.com)

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Floyd entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of Sgt. Kenneth E. Trueblood, who is home from overseas. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Trueblood of Canton. The following relatives were there: Mr. and Mrs. Otto Trueblood and daughter Elinor Jane of Canton, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fleenor and son Junior, Mrs. Lina Huckleberry, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robertson and Mrs. Kenneth E. Trueblood and daughter Beverly of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robertson and family of Little York.

GRAVE MARKER

TRUEBLOOD
KENNETH E. EVELYN L.
MAY 3, 1918 - JUNE 24, 1983 APR. 18, 1920 - SEPT. 13, 2003.

Citations

[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S1664] 1930 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S2138] 1940 Census, Indiana, Washington County
[S7521] Genealogy prepared by Unknown (email address)
[S2729] Birth Records - Indiana, "Indiana Births, 1880-1920 (Ancestry.com)
[S12398] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book
[S2901] Cemetery Records - Crown Hill Cemetery, Salem, Washington Co., Indiana
[S9923] Obituary - Earl Windson Dawalt

Family Explorer

Marshall Ray "Mike" Colglazier^1,2

M, #12388, b. 19 January 1912, d. 11 May 1961

Parents

Father	John Morton Colglazier (b. 7 August 1864, d. 20 January 1952)
Mother	Lillie Edwina "Della" Marshall (b. 15 July 1870, d. 20 February 1941)

Pedigree Link

Family: Gladys Alberta Dawalt (b. 5 September 1910, d. 15 November 1996)

Daughter	Marsha Dell Colglazier+
Son	John Perre Colglazier+
Daughter	Carolyn Ann Colglazier+
Son	Byron Ray Colglazier+ (b. 3 December 1941, d. 7 July 1988)

BASIC FACTS

Marshall Ray "Mike" Colglazier was born on 19 January 1912 in Washington Co., Indiana.^3,1,4 He was born on 9 June 1912 in Washington Co., Indiana.⁵ He and Gladys Alberta Dawalt were married on 2 December 1934 in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.^3,5,1 He died on 11 May 1961, at age 49, in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.^3,1,2 He died on 5 May 1962, at age 50, in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.⁵ He was buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.³

Marshall Ray "Mike" Colglazier had reference number 12656.

Citations

[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book
[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S2729] Birth Records - Indiana, "Indiana Births, 1880-1920 (Ancestry.com)
[S7521] Genealogy prepared by Unknown (email address)

Family Explorer

John Perre Colglazier¹

M, #12389

Parents

Father	Marshall Ray "Mike" Colglazier (b. 19 January 1912, d. 11 May 1961)
Mother	Gladys Alberta Dawalt (b. 5 September 1910, d. 15 November 1996)

Pedigree Link

Family: Nancy Jean Purkheiser

Son	Michael Alan Colglazier

Citations

[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book

Family Explorer

Carolyn Ann Colglazier

F, #12390

Parents

Father	Marshall Ray "Mike" Colglazier (b. 19 January 1912, d. 11 May 1961)
Mother	Gladys Alberta Dawalt (b. 5 September 1910, d. 15 November 1996)

Pedigree Link

Family: Larry J. Wesner

Daughter

Tamela Lynn "Tammy" Wesner+

Family Explorer

Byron Ray Colglazier¹

M, #12391, b. 3 December 1941, d. 7 July 1988

Parents

Father	Marshall Ray "Mike" Colglazier (b. 19 January 1912, d. 11 May 1961)
Mother	Gladys Alberta Dawalt (b. 5 September 1910, d. 15 November 1996)

Pedigree Link

Family: Carolyn Sue "Sue" Voyles (b. 25 December 1940, d. 15 March 2008)

Daughter

Sherry Ray Colglazier+

BASIC FACTS

Byron Ray Colglazier was born on 3 December 1941 in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.^1,2 He was born on 3 December 1942.² He and Carolyn Sue "Sue" Voyles were married before 1988. He died on 7 July 1988, at age 46, in Auburn, DeKalb Co., Indiana.² He was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Auburn, DeKalb Co., Indiana.

Byron Ray Colglazier had reference number 12659. GRAVE MARKER

Colglazier
Sue V. Byron R.
December 25, 1940 December 3, 1941
March 15, 2008 July 7, 1988.

Citations

[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)

Family Explorer

Nancy Jean Purkheiser¹

F, #12392

Parents

Father	Noel Purkheiser (b. 13 August 1908, d. 23 March 1998)
Mother	Helen Hoar

Pedigree Link

Family: John Perre Colglazier

Son	Michael Alan Colglazier

Citations

[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)

Family Explorer

Michael Alan Colglazier^1,2

M, #12393

Parents

Father	John Perre Colglazier
Mother	Nancy Jean Purkheiser

Pedigree Link

Citations

[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)

Family Explorer

Larry J. Wesner¹

M, #12394

Pedigree Link

Family: Carolyn Ann Colglazier

Daughter

Tamela Lynn "Tammy" Wesner+

Citations

[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)

Family Explorer

Tamela Lynn "Tammy" Wesner¹

F, #12395

Parents

Father	Larry J. Wesner
Mother	Carolyn Ann Colglazier

Pedigree Link

Family: Edwin Charles Quebe

Son	Christopher Edwin Quebe
Daughter	Casey Elizabeth Quebe
Daughter	Carli Ann Quebe

Citations

[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)

Family Explorer

Carolyn Sue "Sue" Voyles^1,2

F, #12396, b. 25 December 1940, d. 15 March 2008

Parents

Father	Martin Marshall Voyles (b. 15 February 1915, d. 28 July 1993)
Mother	Anna Marie Rutherford (b. 23 March 1915, d. 19 November 1968)

Pedigree Link

Family: Byron Ray Colglazier (b. 3 December 1941, d. 7 July 1988)

Daughter

Sherry Ray Colglazier+

BASIC FACTS

Carolyn Sue "Sue" Voyles was born on 25 December 1940.^1,3 She and Byron Ray Colglazier were married before 1988. She died on 15 March 2008, at age 67.³ She was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Auburn, DeKalb Co., Indiana.³

Carolyn Sue "Sue" Voyles had reference number 12664. Sue was previously married to Bill Lepper

GRAVE MARKER

Colglazier
Sue V. Byron R.
December 25, 1940 December 3, 1941
March 15, 2008 July 7, 1988.

Citations

[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book

Family Explorer

Sherry Ray Colglazier¹

F, #12397

Parents

Father	Byron Ray Colglazier (b. 3 December 1941, d. 7 July 1988)
Mother	Carolyn Sue "Sue" Voyles (b. 25 December 1940, d. 15 March 2008)

Pedigree Link

Family: Robert Allen Roy

Daughter

Kellie Lynn Roy

Citations

[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)

Family Explorer

Walter Francis "Pete" Hilton¹

M, #12398, b. 30 April 1911, d. 18 March 1999

Parents

Father	William Arthur "Arthur" Hilton (b. 17 January 1880, d. 4 April 1966)
Mother	Alice Johnson (b. 20 August 1887, d. 2 February 1960)

Pedigree Link

Family: Bernice Fry Dawalt (b. 2 November 1913, d. 23 December 2003)

Son	Roger Francis Hilton+ (b. 22 September 1933, d. 25 July 1985)
Son	James Arthur Hilton+

BASIC FACTS

Walter Francis "Pete" Hilton was born on 4 April 1911 in Washington Co., Indiana.² He was born on 30 April 1911 in Washington Co., Indiana.¹ He and Bernice Fry Dawalt were married on 9 November 1932 in Washington Co., Indiana.^1,3 He died on 18 March 1999, at age 87.⁴

Walter Francis "Pete" Hilton had reference number 12666. He was Purchasing agent for a firm in Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.¹ His Social Security Number was 310-01-1958, issued: Indiana, last residence: Salem, Washington Co., Indiana.⁴ NEWSPAPER ARTICLE

Historical Society Enlightened With History Of Dawalt Family
The Washington County Historical Society met at 2 p.m. on Saturday, July 31, assembling for the first time in the Assembly Room in the Steven Memorial Museum. President Clara Marie Burns called the meeting to order and the minutes of the May meeting were read and approved, there having been no June meeting.
Mr. Everet Dean reported that some painting and minor repairs are to be made on the Hay House. Also plans are being made for the installation of the John L. Morrison Gateway, a memorial commemorating the many Revolutionary soldiers buried in Washington County, and a wrought iron railing on the porch of the museum.
Mrs. Lennie Berkey reported that work is still being done on the interior of Hay House and some help is needed.
A committee consisting of Eugene Cook, Helen Burgess, William Ferguson, and Jack Mahuron was appointed to work on amending the by-kaws.
The program was presented by Mr. Walter Hilton. He spoke of the arrival and early history of the Dawalt family in America. In 1763 there lived in the Palatine Country, west of the Rhine River in Germany, one Heindrick DerWaldt. Since the French controlled this land at times, the name was often spelled Devault. There are some 32 spellings of the name. About 1765 Heindrich, his wife Maria and at least one child left Rotterdam and came to America. There trip on the ship "Chance" lasted six months and they suffered many hardships. Just imagin spending such a long period on shipboard with no sanitation, probably no fresh fruit or vegetables and lacking all the comforts of the modern day ships.
Heindrich and his family settled in Manheim Township, York Co., Pennsylvania. A follower of Martin Luther, Heindrich took an active part in the Lutheran Church, helping build the Third Lutheran Church. He and Maria were buried in the cemetery there but in 1918 the entire cemetery was removed to the Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Heindrich rests there under a tombstone bearing the following inscription: "Death is a blessing to all mankind. It is the evening to that restless day which we call life."
During the Revolution Heindrick enlisted in the Continental army with a good record. In 1790 he took four sons to east Tennessee where he purchased 1000 acres in Sullivan County. Frederick and Valentine were given one farm and Henry and Gabriel the other. Frederick built the Devault Tavern at Leesburg and Valentine built one at Wautagua (sic) near Johnson City. Today the Devaults in Tennessee still carry the French spelling of the name.
Henry married Kitty Gross and came to Washington County about 1810. Much has been written about him both tht Tri-County and Stevens' Histories. He helped in the naming of Salem, was captain of the first militia, led the pursuit after the Pidgeon Roost Massacre and helped in the rescue of the Menaugh and Hemsley boys. Henry and Kitty had seven children, and from sons David and John Gross Dawalt are descended the Dawalt family of Salem today.

Citations

[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)
[S7521] Genealogy prepared by Unknown (email address)
[S12398] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book

Family Explorer

William Arthur "Arthur" Hilton^1,2

M, #12399, b. 17 January 1880, d. 4 April 1966

Pedigree Link

Family: Alice Johnson (b. 20 August 1887, d. 2 February 1960)

Son	Walter Francis "Pete" Hilton+ (b. 30 April 1911, d. 18 March 1999)

BASIC FACTS

William Arthur "Arthur" Hilton was born on 17 January 1880.² He died on 4 April 1966, at age 86.² He was buried in Olive Branch Cemetery, Polk Twp., Washington Co., Indiana.²

William Arthur "Arthur" Hilton had reference number 12667.

Citations

[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)

Family Explorer

Alice Johnson^1,2

F, #12400, b. 20 August 1887, d. 2 February 1960

Pedigree Link

Family: William Arthur "Arthur" Hilton (b. 17 January 1880, d. 4 April 1966)

Son	Walter Francis "Pete" Hilton+ (b. 30 April 1911, d. 18 March 1999)

BASIC FACTS

Alice Johnson was born on 20 August 1887. She died on 2 February 1960, at age 72.² She was buried in Olive Branch Cemetery, Polk Twp., Washington Co., Indiana.²

Alice Johnson had reference number 12668.

Citations

[S12380] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S6095] Genealogy prepared by Herbert Arkin (email address)