At
Hicksville, Sacramento County, June 18th, Margaret F., wife of C.E.
Dillard,
a native of Missouri, aged 57 years, 9 months, and 11 days.
Near
Hicksville, April 17,1901, Mary J. Dillard, wife of C.W. Dillard,
mother
of Annie Bandeen, Maggie Greeno, Frankie LeRoy, Millie, Hazel,
Columbus, Irving, Eddie, and Alonzo Dillard; a native of Boston, aged 55 years.
“Sacramento
Union” 26 Jul. 1897, pg.3
Near
this city, July 24th, Napoleon B., husband of Sarah Dillard and
father of Mabel Dillard, a native of Arkansas, aged 48 years and 6 months.
Friends
and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this (Monday)
afternoon at 1 o’clock from the Hicksville Church.
Interment
Hicksville
Cemetery.
“San
Francisco Call” (off the internet;
Vital Records for 1875-1884, page 3 of 10)
Dillard,
C.E. married in 1884 to Weindrick, Dora 1884M-1153
In
this city, August 10, by Rev. J. Cummins, Columbus W.H. Dillard to Mrs.
M.J.
McGinn, both of Sacramento County.
DILLARD—SPRINGSTED—In
this city, in the parsonage of the First
Baptist
Church,
Ninth Street, L and M, on the 2d instant by Rev. A.B. Banks ,
“San
Francisco Call” (off the internet, Vital Records for 1875 -1884, pg.3 of 10)
Dillard,
twin daus. of C.W. born in 1878---1878B-523
In
Hicksville, December 16, to the wife of C.E. Dillard, a son. MSL
“San
Francisco Call” 4 Jan. 1888, pg.4
(Galt Gazette)
Mr.
Dillard of Hicksville, aged 71 years while driving from Galt to his home in a
four-horse farm wagon. last Saturday, and accidentally fell from the elevated seat
to the ground, alighting on his head. The old gentleman received serious
injuries to his head and spine, and a severe shock to his nervous system. His
condition is precarious and it is feared that his injuries will prove fatal.
“Sacramento
Bee” 22 Jul. 1909, pg.5
J.
C. Dillard was arrested today and released on $1000 bail for not supporting his
aged mother, Mrs. Dora Dillard. Warrants are out for the arrest of two other
sons, Fred and George W. Windrick, on the same charge.
Mrs.
Dillard complained to the District Attorney that she is getting old and her
sons refuse to support her.
“Merced
Star” 1 Aug. 1908, pg. 1
---------Mrs
Peter Bouchet, who with her family resided near the sewer farm west of town,
died suddenly last night of heart disease aggravated by the warm weather.
----Mrs Bouchet died about 11 o’clock at her home-----
Note:
Mrs Peter Bouchet (formerly, Nancy E. Frazer of IL) was the mother of Alta B.
(Bouchet) Dillard of Merced, CA.
“Merced
Express” 29 Apr.1916, pg.3
Peter
A. Bouchet, for many years a resident of Merced and vicinity, died at Fresno
Tuesday after an illness of sesveral months from ailments due to old age. The
deceased was a native of France and was aged 60 years and 8 months.
He
had resided in California for over forty years, during the greater portion of
which time he was engaged in farming and well-boring in Merced county. He was
an up-right and honorable man of genial disposition and was respected and
esteemed by a large circle of friends and acquaintances. He leaves three daughters and one son---Mrs
Pearl Gristy of Fresno, Mrs Alta Dillard of Merced,, Miss Bernice Bouchet of
Glen Ellen, and Elmer Bouchet of Merced. The remains were brought to this city
and the funeral was held at 10 o’clock Thursday morning from the residence of
Mrs Dillard at 21 Twentieth street, the service being conducted by Rev. J.A.
Wailes. Interment was made in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Donated
by Sharon Carpenter sharonl@citlink.net
This information was located by Nancy Ehler for Sharon Carpenter.
© 2004 Sharon
Carpenter.
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