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In 1900 Clay County, Nebraska, Dwyer Gillette born July 1845 is married 31 years to Ida May 1846, both New York. Willis March 1875 New York, Emma June 1885 Nebraska, Rosa M. March 1887, Julia B. twin of Ida H. October 1889 Nebraska. Dyer B. and Ida A. (Howe) Gillette were both born in New York and came to Nebraska in 1880. There they purchased a good farm and thereon resided until 1890, when they removed to Clay Center. His removal to Clay Center was the outcome of his being elected to the office of clerk of the district court. His death occurred there on the 16th of April, 1912. Mrs. Gillette is still making her home in Clay Center. Seven children were born to their union: Watson, a merchant of Holdrege; Frances; Willis, a retired farmer of Clay Center; Emma A., who is the wife of Albert Talbott, editor of a newspaper; Rose, who is the wife of Ray Boerland, a rancher and oil man of Casper, Wyoming: Julia, the wife of Bruce C. Robinson, an electrician of Superior; and Ida, who is the wife of Carl Lynch of Haigler. Throughout his life Mr. Gillette was a stanch republican and was likewise a member of the Congregational church and fraternally was a Mason. He was a veteran of the Civil war, having served in the One Hundred and Third Ohio Regiment three years. Ida was still with parents in Clay County, a saleswoman in a dry goods store. |
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