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| Birth: | 10 MAY 1844 in Okehampton, Devon, England 2 |
| Death: | 6 JUL 1919 in Grand Island, Hall, Nebraska |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Edward Dearing b. 8 FEB 1815 in Okehampton, Devon, England |
| Mother: | Mary SUTTON b. in Petertavy, Devon, England |
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Burial: Phillips, Hall, Nebraska
Baptism (LDS): 26 OCT 1991
Endowment: 27 FEB 1992
Child Sealing: 27 FEB 1992
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| Lydia WILSON (Wife) b. 20 FEB 1849 in Pecek, Lincoln, England |
| Marriage: 22 FEB 1868 in Greenfield, Green, Illinois 1 |
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 William Thomas Dearing b. 21 NOV 1868 in , Scott, Illinois
- Lilly MAY Dearing b. 2 FEB 1870 in , Morgan, Illinois
 Edward Benjamin Dearing b. 9 FEB 1873 in , Morgan, Illinois
- Mary Jane Dearing b. 12 JAN 1875 in , Hamilton, Nebraska
- Murnie Hope Dearing b. 10 DEC 1876 in , Hamilton, Nebraska
- Joseph Alvin Dearing b. 19 AUG 1879 in , Hamilton, Nebraska
- Mabel Augusta Dearing b. 11 AUG 1881 in , Hamilton, Nebraska
- Martha Agnes Dearing (Mattie) b. 15 AUG 1883 in , Hamilton, Nebraska
- Kathryn Lee Dearing (Kattie) b. 13 AUG 1885 in , Hamilton, Nebraska
- Opal Dearing b. 13 SEP 1890 in , Hamilton, Nebraska
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Text:
Golden Anniversary of Edward Dearing & Lydia Wilson
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dearing at 315 East Second street on February 22, 1918, occurred a most enjoyable event, the celebration of their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
Edward Dearing was born in Oakhampton, Devonshire, England in 1844. In 1855 he, with his family, came to Canada. He came to Illinois in 1865.
Lydia Wilson was born in Pecek, Lincolnshire, England, in 1849. She came to America with her family in 1853. She was united in marriage to Edward Dearing February 22, 1868, in Greenfield, Illinois.
In 1872 Mr. Dearing homesteaded in Hamilton county, Nebraska, and the year following he brought his family to reside there. From that home, made precious to them by their united efforts to withstand the trials of pioneer life and because they made the home, this highly estimable couple radiated good cheer and gave assistance in times of both joy and sorrow to all about them until now, from ocean to ocean, there are those reside, of whom the writer is one, who are glad to say they have been benefited and are happier for having known them.
Several years ago they retired from active life and came to the present home in Grand Island, where they are well and favorably known in church, social and business circles. Truly it must be a great satisfaction to one to have ave so lived that at his golden anniversary those who know them best gladly say of them, "Their word is golden."
Seven creditable sons and daughters from as many different homes, whose names follow, were with them to add pleasure to the happy day, some of them having visited here for several weeks. They are: W. T. Dearing, Phillips, Neb.: Mrs. L. B. Underwood, Strevell, Ida.: E. B. Thomas. Green, North Platte, Neb.: Mrs. J. H. Irvin, Los Angeles, CA.: Mrs. Jos. M. Whalen, Glendo, Wyo., and Mrs. W. F. Dugan, Campbell, Neb.
They were also present the following grandchildren: Muriel Helen and Carma, children of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Dearing; Catherine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Green; William, son of Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Dugan, and Marvel, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Dearing.
Mr. Whalen, of Glendo Wyo., arrived on Wednesday, and Mrs. Head, the only sister of Mr. Dearing, made the far trip from Central Point, Ore., to be here upon this pleasant occasion.
Mr. Dearing moved to Grand Island from Hamilton county late in the 90's, or about twenty ago. In the first few years of this period he was very active in civic and political matters, having for a number of years served faithfully and well on the city council as alderman for the third ward, finally declining again to become a candidate. He was also active in other lines.
The many friends of these admirable people from far and near unite in wishing them many more anniversaries with all the peace and joy that can be bestowed upon them so that each year may in truth seem happier than the last.
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- Title: Personal Knowledge
Page: Carma Dearing Udall, Laguna Beach, California
- Title: Personal Knowledge
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