Person:Charles Dailey (3)

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Charles Edward Dailey
b.Abt 1863 Indiana
d.Dec 1942 Fort Wayne, IN
Parents and Siblings
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m. 22 Aug 1858
  1. Dora B. Dailey1862 - 1937
  2. Charles Edward DaileyAbt 1863 - 1942
  3. Franklin J Dailey1864 - 1896
  4. William M. Dailey1865 - 1925
  5. Sarah Dailey1871 -
  6. Nevada Dailey1873 - 1948
  7. Abner Thomas Dailey1876 - 1963
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Charles Edward DaileyAbt 1863 - 1942
  • W.  Nellie MaxfieldAbt 1868 - 1935
m. 22 Mar 1891
  1. George Orange Dailey1896 -
  2. Marjorie Dailey1897 -
  3. Ronald Edward Dailey1901 - 1981
  4. Adah Dean Dailey1906 - 1962
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Facts and Events
Name[1] Charles Edward Dailey
Gender Male
Birth[2][3] Abt 1863 Indiana
Marriage 22 Mar 1891 Allen Co., INto Nellie Maxfield
Occupation[5] Blacksmith, Retired 1915
Other? 1910 Cedar Creek Twp., Allen Co., IN (See Notes)1910 Federal Census
Death[4] Dec 1942 Fort Wayne, IN
Burial? Old Leo Cemetery, Leo, IN
Other[6] Served as township trusteeFact:

1910 Federal Census - Cedar Creek Twp., Allen Co., Ind (Roll 338 2 40A)

Charles Dailey41Age does not agree with 1880 census for Samuel Dailey which would indicate his birth would be 43

From the "Pictorial History of Fort Wayne, Vol., 2 “Charles E. Dailey followed the blacksmith business in Leo, Cedar Creek township, from 1892 to 1915, when he retired from active labors and settled down to a life of comparative ease. He was born in Cedar Creek Township on July 1, 1867, son of Samuel and Mary (McCrory) Dailey, both of Pennsylvania birth . . . . Mr. Dailey stayed on the home farm up to the age of twenty-five, when he went to St. Joe, Indiana, and there learned the trade of a blacksmith. He worked there for two years, then returned to Allen County and, settling in Leo, built and equipped a modern blacksmith shop, which he operated with all success until he retired in 1915. . . . Mr. Dailey is a Democrat, active in local politics, and was one of the township trustees from 1908 to 1916. He is a Mason and member of the Eastern Star, his wife also having membership in that branch of Masonry.”

References
  1. ↑ Index to Births - Allen County, IN.
  2. ↑ 1880 Federal Census for family of Samuel Dailey.

    Birth year calculated from Obituary.

  3. ↑ Obituary for Charles E. Dailey, Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, Dec 6, 1942.
  4. ↑ Obituary for Charles E. Dailey, Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, Dec 6, 1942.
  5. ↑ Pictorial History of Fort Wayne, Griswald (1917).
  6. ↑ Obituary for Nellie Dailey.
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