- Hosea DILLON with Clarence and C H Dillon (13 KB)
Hosea was a Civil War Vet - Why he is dressed in a Doughboy's uniform, I haven't a clue. Clarence and Clinton were sons of his brother Abner. Taken in Montana, where he lived with Clinton and Mae Rose (and where he died at 88 yrs.)
- C H DILLON - and 1935 Farm Census crew (31 KB)
C H Dillon (age 49 yrs), 2nd from right, working on Farm Census, 21 FEB 1935, at Butte, Jefferson Co., MT
- C H and Mae Rose DILLON (84 KB)
Clinton H Dillon with wife Mae Rose Kelly, in Montana in the 1930's.
- Max DILLON's 70th birthday (29 KB)
Max DILLON's 70th birthday, in June 1987. He would die of cancer before his next birthday, Feb., 1988.
- Barry with Blake and Lainey FISHER (352 KB)
Taken during a visit to San Diego in summer of 2000, where his kids live with their mom, Lori.
- Dawson Manchester DILLON - 2 photos (359 KB)
As close as we get to a Marshal Dillon - He was Deputy Sheriff in Moorhead, Ky - 1885. Married 3 times - Elizabeth Frances LOGAN, Mary Elizabeth LITTLETON, and Elizabeth 'Betty' HEFLIN. He had 16 children. His decendants still live around Moorhead, Rowan Co., KY
- Sale of Abner DILLON's Farm (34 KB)
Public Auction Of Abner DILLON's Farm on 25 NOV 1914 at Orleans, Harlan Co., NE. The poster mentions that the sale is due to his advancing age and ill health. He died about 8 months later, 9 JUN 1915, at 68 yrs.
- Mildred Peterson JEPSON and Emma Nelson PETERSON (5 KB)
Taken in Emerson, Nebraska in 1942. Mil (35 yrs.) was Emma's (78 yrs.) middle daughter.
- Margaret TODD and Elizabeth 'Betty' HEFLIN (331 KB)
Early Kentucky DILLON women - Margaret was Dawson Manchester DILLON's mother (10 kids) and Betty was his 3rd wife (8 kids).
- Sale of Emma PETERSON's farm (37 KB)
Emma PETERSON had to sell off the farm after the death of her husband, Peter, at 48 yrs., in 1919.
- Clint and Viv with Mae and C H DILLON (96 KB)
Taken during a visit to Oakland, where C H and Mae lived, in 1945, while Max was overseas.
- 1956 Article about Michael DILLON in Kentucky-1824 (365 KB)
Taken from the Centennial Edition May 10, 1956 of the Rowan County News, Morehead, KY newspaper article about his arrival in KY in 1824 and his family history in Fleming and Rowan Cos., KY.
- C H DILLON - Graduation Picture? (23 KB)
Not knowing anyone else, C H is in back, in this picture, our best guess is it was C H's graduation picture.
- Amos Congdon BAILEY, about 1912 (133 KB)
After wife Mariam Catherine Dillon BAILEY died in JAN 1912, at 68 yrs., Amos returned to visit St. Lawrence Co., NY and Guthrie Co., IW. He died at 68 yrs., back in FL in 1913. The obituary in 'DeFuniak Springs Breeze' read that he 'had been in bad health ever since his return here last fall from an extended trip though the North, but at times hope was expressed that he would recover. He was buried, next to his wife, in the DeFuniak Springs Cemetery'.
- Article about Mike Espinosa's D-Day reunion (462 KB)
From McAllen, TX, The Monitor, June 29, 2001. About volunteering to fight, even thought he was a Mexican citizen (until 1994). He landed on Utah beach, 3 days after D-Day, with 357th Regiment, Company A, of the 90th Division, US Army.
- Hosea Reed DILLON's Grave Marker (27 KB)
Hosea served in the Civil War, Co. E, 29th Volunteer Infantry from Iowa (Union), with brother P.D. He lived with Mae Rose and C H for 18 years. She said that he helped her raise the children. He died in Montana, buried in Polson. Survived by younger brother, John Fremont DILLON of Arnold, NE., the last of George's children.
- Elihue 'Eli' Jonathan DILLON and Family (68 KB)
Eli Dillon with 11 of his 13 children (2 died young), taken in Nebraska, ABT 1911. He was about 61 yrs., and over 60 when the youngest was born!
- Wakefield Reunion of the PETERSONS (15 KB)
August 2001 reunion at Warren Peterson's.
- C H and Mae DILLON - 1969/70 (33 KB)
Taken in front of their Iris St. home in Oxnard. C H died in May of 1970, at 83 yrs.
- Warren PETERSON and his family. (554 KB)
Warren and his family, taken at his Nebraska home. Warren and family did most of the work on the PETERSON part of my family tree.
- 4 Generations - Abt. 1918 (369 KB)
Great Grandmother Bengta Nelson, Grandmother Emma, Mother Amanda (Elvira) Stipp, and Verna Stipp
- Elias Stone DILLON's 1857 Letter (26 KB)
In a letter written October,1857 to his step-brother George DILLON from St.Louis, MO he comments about his failures in business; his not being able to settle in one place for long; and his desire to go south to look for new employment. He mentions that he had been to the Kansas Territory in March of 1886 and found it a 'wild place'. He would die alone two years later, in New Orleans in DEC 1859, at age 27 yrs.
- Clint and Nancy DILLON's Marriage (355 KB)
Taken in 1978, shows the marriage in their yard, in Thousand Oaks, CA. Married by Rev. Monte Davis, right, Ty Clark, 2nd right and Terryl Merrell, left, standing up for Clint and Nancy, center.
- Derrick & Hannah Rammerman, Steven Klug (58 KB)
Derrick & Hannah Rammerman, Steven Klug, - Sherry Klug's grandchildren
- C H and Mae DILLON - 1959 & 1965 (21 KB)
Top photo was in 1959, at Mae's 68th birthday, and the bottom photo was 6 years later.
- Mike & Myno Espinosa with cousin Nancy Dillon (183 KB)
During a Aug 2002 visit to the Danbury,CT home of Mike and Myno, Nancy's cousins on the KEEFER side.
- Max DILLON Family - 1945 (25 KB)
Family portrait, taken after Max had returned home, after WW II. Linda and Clint in front with Max and Vivian in back.
- Sally & David (Michael Yates) Holian (230 KB)
During Aug 2002 visit to Chicago (Lake Forest), where Dave and his wife Sally live. In 1949 Nancy's brother (Michael Yates) was given away for adoption by their mother, Betty Grimm, and was raised as David Holian in Chicago.
- Vinnie Irene Keefer EAGER (873 KB)
Taken arount the turn of the 20th century, she being in her 20's. She lived well into her 90's. She was Elizabeth 'Betty' Grimm's mother and Nancy Dillon's grandmother.
- Max and Vivian DILLON (914 KB)
Max and Vivian on a cruise to Alaska. Max retired from Raytheon AeoSpace, due to inner ear problems in 1974. They then traveled across the US and to Europe and the Holy Land.
- That 'Old Gang Of Mine' (622 KB)
Clint Dillon and the guys he grew up with. Taken just before their graduation from Oxnard High in 1959, at the Max Dillon home.
- Swan and Bergeta NELSON (19 KB)
Swan and Bergeta NELSON, the parents of Emma Nelson PETERSON. They were born and married in Sweden, but died, at 67 and 76 yrs., in Nebraska.
- Max and Vivian DILLON (24 KB)
Top photo from 1965 and bottom photo is from their anniversary Abt. 1986.
- The Peter PETERSON Family (28 KB)
Family photo , about 1918-19, of the family. Peter died in JAN 1919. Marian, the youngest in Mama Emma's lap, was born MAY 1918.
- Clint and Dot DILLON (33 KB)
Top photo shows them ready for Clint's 1968 CLC Alumni party, the bottom one is of Clint's last game in a Cal Lu uniform, Alumni Game, 1969. They were divorced in 1978.
- Betty GRIMM, Mike ESPINOSA, Nancy and Clint DILLON (14 KB)
Visit with Mike and Myno Espinosa in Santa Barbara, early in 2001. They were away from the cold winter in Connecticut, visiting friends and relatives in California. Betty and Mike are cousins, on the KEEFER side.
- Clint DILLON - 1970 & 1977 (23 KB)
Old West Foto taken in 1970 at Conejo Valley Days celebration, The other photo was taken after Clint's return from Sabatical leave in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East in 1977
- Clint's Cars (30 KB)
Clint's first and last sports cars. The 1962 X-Type Jaguar was his first car after graduation from college. The 1960 MGA, that he bought to replace it in 1966, he still owns and drives.
- Scott FISHER - Barry and Lori FISHER (21 KB)
Scott at Vivian Dillon's for 1997 Christmas. Barry and Lori's wedding photo Abt. 1989.
- Mae Rose Kelly DILLON and her son, Max (32 KB)
Mae Rose Kelly DILLON and her son, Max. Taken outside her home in Oxnard, in the late 1970's. She died there in 1982, at 91 yrs.
- Page 19 of George DILLON's notebook (33 KB)
George kept Family Records dating back to AMOS DILLON in a notebook that he was also using as the executor of his brother Abner DILLON's estate (1846-53). Most of the my close family history is taken from those records. He had 10 children. This page shows information about their births.
- Steve THOMPSON (27 KB)
1952 Birth telegram to C H DILLON, giving Steve's birthweight at 8 lb. (C H had only weighed 4 1/2 lbs. at birth!). Bottom photo shows Steve at 4 mo. with Max DILLON. No one has heard from Steve, since the death of his mother, Doris Dillon THOMPSON, in 1989.
- A.H. WELLS' 1860 Letter (37 KB)
Letter from A.H. Wells to George DILLON (April 16,1860 - received April 28,1860) "Dear Brother" - bemoaning the death of brother, Elias Stone DILLON, in December 1859, in New Orleans "... away from friends, poor fellow had no home... He wrote me November last from New Orleans informing me of his sickness. Said he had been sick for almost a year with chronic diorreah, of which he died." (at 27 yrs.) ... and how few of the family is still alive. (George died 7 months later, at 50 yrs.)
- Debbie Little BAILEY's Wedding - 1979 (17 KB)
Top photo shows Debbie and father, Jack Little (Her mother Marian Peterson Little, had died in 1977). Bottom photo shows Brent BAILEY's mother Anne Bailey, with the happy couple. They are now divorced.
- A.H. WELLS' 1861 Letter (40 KB)
Letter to Augustine Wells DILLON (he was 24 yr.)from A. H. WELLS (Aug. 5,1861) "Dear Nephew" - about the mortgage that his now dead father (for 10 mo.), George, owed to him. He mentions how sad he was with his passing - "I have never thought there was any thing left for me to live for, until my oldest child is quite sick. I now find that I have a great deal to live for....". He offered to settle for half. ".. you had better make arrangements to pay it as soon as you can in order to save trouble ... but if I should drop off suddenly my administrator might make trouble that you and I would never have." (He was 43 yrs. when he wrote this)
- Debbie and Steve and The LITTLEs (19 KB)
Top photo is Debbie Little and Steve Thompson, Abt. 1956. Bottom photo shows Jack, Marian and Debbie Little at Christmas, 1957
- Amos Congdon BAILEY family (38 KB)
Photo taken Abt. 1893. Only three of Mariam Catherine Dillon BAILEY's seven children lived to be adults, Orin, Merilla, and Lola, all pictured here.
- Charles LEAVELL, Taxidermist (30 KB)
Charles LEAVELL, Perine's father, was a Taxidermist in Polson, MT. Photos left by Nina Dillon Leavell, Perine's wife.
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