George was born in 1808. He passed away in 1898.[1]
George Dellinger was a beneficiary in his father's Lincoln County, North Carolina, will dated 2 October 1838. It entered probate Dec 1848 [ten years later].
first I give and bequest unto my son George Dellinger one hundred acres of land including the improvement where he now lives on the waters of the muddy fork except as hereafter mentioned
Sixth I give and bequeath unto my son [sons and daughters] George Dellinger, Daniel H. Dellinger, Rosanah Harriet Dellinger, Margaret Sophia Dellinger, Barbra Adaline Dellinger, Miriana Dellinger now wife of Elias Howser, Sarah Dellinger wife of Jacob Dellinger, Polly Dellinger wife of Frederick Dellinger all the personal property that is left after the death or widowhood of my beloved wife Margaret Dellinger to be equally divided between them the girls part to belong to them and the heirs of their own body[2]
George's inherited 100 acres was laid off for him on 12 December 1849.[3]
Children of George and Barbara (Anthony) Dellinger
Catherine Dellinger
Peter Franklin Dellinger
Dellinger son who did not survive childhood
Margaret Dellinger
Elizabeth Dellinger
Philip H. Dellinger
Daniel J. Dellinger
Harriet Dellinger
Joseph Dellinger
Sources
↑Find A Grave memorial page for George “Hoppy Kick” Dellinger (1 Nov 1808–11 Aug 1894); citing Mount Zion Baptist Church Cemetery, Cherryville, Gaston County, North Carolina; maintained by Richard Jordan (contributor 46497047).
↑ Lincoln County Original Wills, Peter Dellinger (1838); box no. CR.060.801.8. Recorded in Will Book 2: 315–317.
↑ Lincoln County, North Carolina, Deed Book 42: 9.
Paul H. Dellinger, Descendants of George and Jacob Dellinger (Lincolnton, North Carolina, 1995), 14.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with George by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with George:
Dellinger-116 and Dellinger-71 appear to represent the same person because: This merge is proposed simply to get rid of Dellinger-116. There is no evidence that Dellinger-116 ever existed, and the profile creates confusion.
I revised the 1766 birth year of Dellinger-116 (who did not exist) to 1808 to faciliate merging Dellinger-116 into Dellinger-71 who did exist.