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Lanny Nunn?Potter/McKean County, Pennsylvania Genealogy
Visual Storyteller · February 3 · 2019

Aug. 25 1897

A PIONEER GONE
On Thursday, the 19th inst., death came to the relief of Henry Dingman, one of the oldest settlers of Hebron township, after a long and painful sickness.
Mr. Dingman was 72 years of age and he had lived on the farm where he died about forty years. He was a man of rugged character, respected by all his neighbors and acquaintances for his integrity and benevolence. He enlisted in Co. G. 53 P.V., under Capt. Arch F. Jones and served to the end of the War. His health was almost destroyed while in the service and for a number of years has been a constant sufferer from the effects of his disabilitites. A devoted wife and one son, Isaac, are the only survivors of the family.

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Tina Johnson Daughenbaugh
Lanny Nunn thank you...I didn't have this one...:)
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John Christy Wetzel
Nor did I; my 3rd great grandfather.
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Lanny Nunn
Just found this Morning.
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Patricia Neilly Vella
My 2nd-great uncle !
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Londa Wilson
Lanny Nunn is this Issac Andrew Dingman father that was married to Effie Snyder?
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Belinda DeFlorian Green
Does anyone know where his farm was located in Hebron Township ?
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Larry Johnson
Found this a few years ago: from Page No. 1 Eleventh Census of the United States
Supervisor's District. 6 Special Schedule Enumeration District No. 236 Surviving Soldiers, Sailors, Marines and Widows, Etc.
Persons who served in the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps of the United States during the war of the rebellion (who are survivors), and widows of such persons, in Township of, Hebron, County Of POTTER, State of Pennsylvania.
Dingman, Henry
Hebron Township, Potter Co., PA
Nervous Prostration Caused By Sunstroke Priv. G 53 PA
INF March 30, 1864 June 7, 1865 1 Year, 2 Months,
7 Days
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Tim Chase
Belinda DeFlorian Green Can you see this query thread? https://www.ancestry.com/boards/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=59...

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Belinda DeFlorian Green
Tim Chase yep :)
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Tim Chase
There is also a Jeff Irvin of Olean. You might want to take a look at his profile-trees on ancestry. I've found some ebooks and histories with a google search, no exact locations other than a gristmill built by a Henry Dingman at the mouth of Dingman Run.
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John Christy Wetzel
For anyone who would like a transcription: Aug. 25 1897
A PIONEER GONE
On Thursday, the 19th inst., death came to the relief of Henry Dingman, one of the oldest settlers of Hebron township, after a long and painful sickness.
Mr. Dingman was 72 years of age and he had lived on the farm where he died about forty years. He was a man of rugged character, respected by all his neighbors and acquaintances for his integrity and benevolence. He enlisted in Co. G. 53 P.V., under Capt. Arch F. Jones and served to the end of the War. His health was almost destroyed while in the service and for a number of years has been a constant sufferer from the effects of his disabilities. A devoted wife and one son, Isaac, are the only survivors of the family.
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