Dymond, Charles E ‘Charlie’
Son of William & Anna Elisabeth (Greenslade)
Burial Date: 1885, 05/20 Age:8 Lot: 219 K
| Birth: | 1876 |
| Death: | May, 1885 |
 Age 8 son of William & Elizabeth `Emma’ (Grenslade) |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: 219 K |
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Dymond, Arthur James
Son of William & Anne Elisabeth (Greenslade)
Burial Date: 1883, 07/17 Age: 20 months Lot: 219 M
| Birth: | 1882 |
| Death: | Jul. 1883 |
Age 20 Months on of William & Mary Elisabeth `Emma'(Greenslade) |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: 219 M |
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Dougherty, Rebecca Isabell ‘Belle’ (Paul) 3rd wife of James Warnock
Burial Date: 1944, 01/16 Age: 90 Lot: 191 E
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Dougherty, Jane S (Jamieson) wife of Young Dougherty
Burial Date: 1931, 04/11 Age: 87 Lot: 454 D
Jane S. Jamieson was born on September 19, 1843, in Warren, Ohio. She married Young Dougherty on September 26, 1869, in Weeping Water, Nebraska. They had five children in 12 years. She died on April 8, 1931, in Sterling, Kansas, at the age of 87, and was buried there. Note – Jamieson was spelling of family name but some times it appears as Jameson.
| Birth: | Sep. 19, 1843 Warren, Ohio, USA |
| Death: | Apr.8, 1931 Sterling, Kansas, USA |
Age 87Family links: Parents: Janette Hamilton Jamieson (1820 – 1881)
Spouse: Siblings: *Calculated relationship |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: 045 D |
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Dougherty, Young husband of Jane S (Jamieson)
Burial Date: 1931, 07/23 Age: 89 Lot: 454 F
Civil War Co. E, 2nd Iowa Cav.
Complete Obituary STERLING BULLETIN 7/23/1931
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Belmont County, Ohio, USA
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| DEATH | Jul 20, 1931 (aged 89) Smith Center, KS |
| BURIAL |
Sterling, Rice County, Kansas, USA Add to Map |
| PLOT | 454 F |
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Young Dougherty was born on March 12, 1842, his father, Andrew, was 32 and his mother, Margaret, was 36. He married Jane S. Jamieson on September 26, 1869, in Weeping Water, Nebraska. They had five children in 12 years. He died on July 20, 1931, in Smith Center, Kansas, at the age of 89.
Dougherty, James Warnock husband of Mary “Connie’ (McConnell)/Mary Agnes (Woodburn) Patton and Rebecca Isabell (Paul)
Burial Date: 1921, 07/14 Age: 89 Lot: 191 C
War: Civil War Co. C, 68th Reg. PA militia
Full Obituary in STERLING BULLETIN 7/14/1921
| Birth: | May 6, 1832 Allegheny County Pennsylvania, USA |
| Death: | Jul. 12, 1921 Kansas, USA |
Husband of Mary McConnell(History of Appanoose Co., Ia.) Dougherty, J. W ., blacksmith, Walnut City; born in Allegheny Co., Penn., in 1832; his father, James, also a blacksmith, emigrated to America, settled in Pennsylvania; two or three years after, sent for the family, all of whom came and settled in Allegheny Co,, where J. W.’s grandfather died at the advanced age of 80 years; his mother was born in Ireland in 1804; when an infant, her parents emigrated to America, settled in Allegheny Co., Penn., and engaged in farming; moved to Mercer Co., where her father died. They married in Allegheny Co. in 1828, followed his trade until 1856, came to Louisa Co., Iowa, and engaged in farming until 1864, when he, at the age of 60, enlisted in the 11th Iowa V. I.; was with Sherman in his Southern campaign, also his march to the sea; mustered out at Washington in 1865, and returned to his home. He, with his son, moved to Monroe Co.; remained one year; came to this county, where he married Mrs. Patten; in 1874, he died at the advanced age of 73 years. J. W. remained at home with the exception of one year spent in Ireland; in 1856, married Miss Mary McConnell; she was born in Westmoreland Co., Penn., in 1836; her father, John McC., was born in Pennsylvania; her mother born in Ireland, died in Pennsylvania; her father died in this county, in March 1868. J. W. engaged in farming for ten years, except in 1862, in North Carolina; was drafted into the service for nine months; spring of 1865, came to Monroe Co., remained one year at his trade; in 1866, came to this county, farmed until 1869, when he removed to his present residence, still retaining his farm of eighty acres, valued at $1,800; also owns his residence and shop and lot, valued at $1,500; they have four children – Mary A. (now Mrs. Patton, a resident of Chariton Tp.), Lydia J., James M. and Sarah A. Neutral in politics; members of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, in which he holds the office of Ruling Elder.Family links: Spouses: Mary McConnell Dougherty (1836 – 1888)Mary Agnes(Woodburn)Patton Rebecca Isabel Paul Dougherty (1853 – 1944)*
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA |
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James Warnock Dougherty was born on May 6, 1832, in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. He was married three times and had two sons and four daughters. He died on July 12, 1921, in Sterling, Kansas, at the age of 89, and was buried there.
James Warnock Dougherty married Mary McConnell about 1856, when he was 24 years old.
His wife Mary Agnes passed away in November 1904 in Sterling, Kansas, at the age of 69. They had been married for 19 years.
James Warnock Dougherty married Rebecca Isabel Paul in 1904 when he was 72 years old.
James Warnock Dougherty died on July 12, 1921, in Sterling, Kansas, when he was 89 years old.
Dotson, Harriett ‘Hattie’ Stith (Osgood) wife of James Louis Dotson
Burial Date: 1928, 07/03 Age: 70 Lot: 506 E
Harriett “Hattie” Stith (Osgood)Dotson was born on June 12, 1858, in Missouri, her father, Aaron, was 49 and her mother, Mary, was 44. She married James Louis Dotson on February 10, 1876, in St Charles, Missouri. They had five children in 11 years. She died on July 1, 1928, in Sterling, Kansas, at the age of 70.
| BIRTH | June 12, 1858 Missouri |
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| DEATH | July 1, 1928 Sterling, KS |
| BURIAL |
Sterling, Rice County, Kansas, USA Add to Map |
| PLOT | 506 E |
Birth: 1858 Death: 1928
Age 70
Family links:
Spouse:
James Louis Dotson (____ – 1912)*
Children:
Fannie L Dotson Carter (1877 – 1935)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Sterling Cemetery
Sterling
Rice County
Kansas, USA
Plot: 506 E
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Dotson, James Louis husband of Harriett “Hattie’ Stith (Osgood)
Burial Date: 1912, 07/10 Age: 61 Lot: 506 G
James Louis Dotson was born on November 15, 1850, in Fleming, Kentucky. He married Harriett “Hattie” Stith Osgood Dotson on February 10, 1876, in St Charles, Missouri. They had five children in 11 years. James had lost his left arm preventing him from participating in the 1861-1865 war. He died on July 12, 1912, in Sterling, Kansas, at the age of 61.
| BIRTH | Nov 15, 1850 Fleming, Kentucky |
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| DEATH | Jul 12, 1912 Sterling, Kansas |
| BURIAL |
Sterling, Rice County, Kansas, USA Add to Map |
| PLOT | 506 G |
Birth: Nov. 15, 1850 Death: Jul. 12, 1912
Age 62
Family links:
Spouse:
Harriett S Osgood Dotson (____ – 1928)
Children:
Fannie L Dotson Carter (1877 – 1935)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Sterling Cemetery
Sterling
Rice County
Kansas, USA
Plot: 506 G
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His daughter Fannie Louella was born on February 21, 1877, in St Charles, Missouri.
1877–1935
16 AUG
1879
AGE 28
His daughter Lula May was born on August 16, 1879, in Missouri.
1879–1954
1880
AGE 30
James Louis Dotson lived in St Charles, Missouri, in 1880.
Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Self
6 OCT
1884
AGE 33
His son Arthur E was born on October 6, 1884, in Mountain Grove, Missouri.
1884–1884
14 NOV
1884
AGE 33
His son Arthur E passed away on November 14, 1884, in Mountain Grove, Missouri, at less than a year old.
1884–1884
21 NOV
1885
AGE 35
His daughter Georgia Edith was born on November 21, 1885, in Mountain Grove, Missouri.
1885–1960
19 JUL
1888
AGE 37
His daughter Minnie Lee was born on July 19, 1888, in Mountain Grove, Missouri.
1888–1932
12 JUL
1912
AGE 61
Donoho, Rolland Clifford ‘Donnie’
husband of Mary Margaret(Henry)
Burial Date: 1986, 02/26 Age: 76 Lot: 966 G
| Birth: | Mar. 13, 1909 Elsmore Allen County Kansas, USA |
| Death: | Feb. 22, 1986 Spring Valley San Diego County California, USA |
Son of Lawrence Thompson Donoho and Lulu May Pence Donoho Gutheridge. Lawrence and Lulu married in 1902 and then Lawrence died in 1912.Family links: Parents: Lawrence Thompson Donoho (1882 – 1912) Lulu May Pence Guthridge (1887 – 1973) Spouse: Siblings: *Calculated relationship |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: 966 G |
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Donoho, Mary Margaret (Henry) w/Rolland Clifford’Donnie’
Burial Date: 1983, 03/08 Age: 67 Lot: 966 E
| Birth: | Dec. 27, 1916 Kansas, USA |
| Death: | Mar. 8, 1983 Spring Valley San Diego County California, USA |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: 966 E |
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Dix, Lydia Hunt (Stubbs) wife of Samuel Stubbs Dix
Burial Date: 1898, 11/24 Age: 68 Lot: 380 F
Obituary appears
Piqua, Ohio · Thursday, December 01, 1898
Lydia’s remains were transferred from Lot 317 to 380 in 1909, 09/10 to be buried near Samuel Stubbs Dix.
| Birth: | 1830 |
| Death: | Nov. 22, 1898 |
Age 68 Trans from 317, 1909, 09/10
Family links: Spouse:
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: 380 F |
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Dix, Samuel Stubbs husband of Lydia Hunt (Stubbs)
Burial Date: 1909, 09/05 Age: 75 Lot: 380 H
War: Civil War Co. F, 156th Ohio Vol.
Lengthy obituary STERLING BULLETIN, 9/10/1909
Samuel Stubbs Dix anonymously wrote a weekly column in the Sterling Bulletin, under the heading “Peek-A-Boo.” The column reported things seen on the streets of Sterling that if you were the subject of the embarrassing event, you would wish no one had seen! It was a very popular column, probably the first thing read in the paper each week. No one knew who ‘Peek-A-Boo’ was until the column no longer appeared after Samuel Dix’s death.
Samuel was a Quaker, a teacher, a postmaster, a carpenter, and a newspaper man.
| BIRTH | Feb. 20. 1834 |
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| DEATH | Sep 3, 1909 |
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Sterling, Rice County, Kansas, USA Add to Map |
| PLOT | 380 H |
| Birth: | 1834 |
| Death: | Sep. 1909 |
Age 75 Co. F, 156th Ohio Vol. Veteran of: Civil WarFamily links: Spouse: Lydia Hunt Stubbs Dix (____ – 1898) *Children: Dr. Isaac H. Dix, the only brother of S.S. Dix is buried in Gypsum Hill Cemetery. |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: 380 H |
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Dix, Sarah Belle daughter of Samuel Stubbs & Lydia Hunt(Stubbs) Dix
Burial Date: 1935, 06/29 Age: 78 Lot: 380 E
Sarah grew up in Ohio, graduated from Oxford College, taught school in Ohio and then in Sterling, Kansas.
She has one brother, Charles Dix living in Los Angeles, California.
Birth: 1857 Death: Jun. 1935
Age 78
Family links:
Parents:
Samuel Stubbs Dix (____ – 1909)
Lydia Hunt Stubbs Dix (____ – 1898)
Burial:
Sterling Cemetery
Sterling
Rice County
Kansas, USA
Plot: 380 E
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Dilley, Samantha Taylor ‘Mantie’
Daughter of Thomas Anderson & Caroline Margaret (Condit)
Burial Date: 1888, 12/11 Age: 11 Lot: 216 E
| Birth: | 1877 |
| Death: | Dec. 11, 1888 Rice County Kansas, USA |
Samantha “Mantie” Taylor Dilley, was adopted by Thomas Anderson Dilley and Caroline Margaret ConditFamily links: Parents: Thomas Anderson Dilley (1843 – 1913) Caroline Margaret Condit Dilley (1842 – 1938) Siblings: |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: Lot 216 E |
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Dill, Olla Anna ‘Olie’ Daughter of David Richard & Rebecca Elizabeth (Kinton)
Burial Date: 1897, 11/13 Age: 20 Lot: 068 H
Transferred from Lot 067, died in 1891
| Birth: | June 3, 1871 |
| Death: | Nov. 13, 1891 |
Age 20 daughter of David Richard & Rebecca Elizabeth (Kinton)Trans from Lot 067, died in 1891Family links: Parents: David R Dill Rebecca Elizabeth Kinton Dill (____ – 1920) Siblings: *Calculated relationship |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: 068 H |
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