Daughter of Rev. George Jones Bitler and Rebecca Ann Clayton. Married Francis M. "Frank" Daulton 31 DEC 1860 in Knox County, Missouri; married Philip Bruce "Bruce" Linville 01 NOV 1883 in Knox County, Missouri by Rev. Thomas H. Tatlow, Jr., Minister of Gospel in Edina presiding. J.M.Hardman recording clerk. Bride a resident of Columbus, Ohio.
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Quincy Resident Died in Jamaica
According to word received here by James E. Adams, Mrs. Philip B. Linville, a former resident of this city, has passed away in Jamaica, where she had been visiting her brother, a missionary in that country. Her remains will be brought to Edina, Mo., her home, for burial. The word did not give the cause of death. She is survived by her step-son, Charles.D. Linville, cashier of the Edina bank.
The Quincy Daily Journal
Quincy, Illinois
Thursday, May 14, 1914; Page: 7
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Mrs. Anna V. Linville
C. B. Linville, of this city, received a telegram Saturday evening stating that Mrs. Anna V. Linville was seriously ill at a hospital in New Jersey. On Sunday morning he received another message stating that Mrs. Linville was dead. Mrs. Linville was for several years a resident of this county and after her marriage to P. B. Linville was a resident of Edina.
She had made her home with a son in New York after the death of Mr. Linville but lately had been visiting her brother, Rev. Bitler, in the Island of Cuba. The remains were taken to New York for interment.
Transcribed as printed in
The Edina Democrat
Edina, Missouri
May 15, 1914
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MRS. LINVILLE DEAD IN EAST
Became Seriously Ill Aboard Ship—Had Been To Cuba.
Mrs. Anna V. Linville, who for many years lived in Edina, Died in New York at 5:20 o'clock Sunday morning, May 10.
Since the death of her husband, P. B. Linville, about four years ago, Mrs. Linville had lived with relatives in the east, spending part of her time in traveling. Last fall she went to Cuba to visit her brother, the Rev. Jimmy Bitler, at LaGloria. She had good health there the past winter, greatly enjoyed the trip, and was returning home on the Atlas Line Steamship Prinz Joachim, which, however, before heading for New York would take her to Columbia, the Panama Canal and Kingston, Jamaica, on a sight-seeing trip.
It was while on this boat that she became ill. Mrs. Linville herself dispatched a wireless message to a cousin, whom she had planned to visit in Mountclair, New Jersey, before going on to Dayton, Ohio, where she intended to make her home, to be sure and meet her at the pier when the boat docked in New York. This message was sent from the boat by way of Hatteras, and was acknowledged by the cousin that she would not fail. The next day another message was received by the cousin by was of Cape May stating Mrs. Linville was seriously ill. This one was signed "Seymour."
On the same trip with Mrs. Linville were Mr. Seymour, a newspaper man, of the New York Sun, and his wife. These people rendered all the assistance possible and with the ship's surgeon and a kind little German stewardess devotedly attended her.
Upon arrival into port she was removed from the boat by her cousin in an automobile ambulance to a private sanitarium. Complications of the liver appeared and death came easily. That Mrs. Linville did not realize the end was near is evident from the fact that she spoke of many gifts which she was bringing back for her friends.
Mrs. Linville was married to P. B. Linville about thirty years ago, before that being Mrs. Annie V. Daulton. She was born in Fairfield County, Ohio.
Simple funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the Funeral Church, 241 W. 23d St., New York, and burial was made according to her wish by the side of her son, George Daulton, in Moravian Cemetery on Staten Island.
The Edina Sentinel
Edina, Missouri
May 14, 1914
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1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Anna V Bittler
Age: 9
Birth Year: abt 1841
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1850: Lancaster, Fairfield, Ohio
Gender: Female
Household Members: Name Age
George J Bittler 40
Rebecca Bittler 30
Anna V Bittler 9
Mellville C Bittler 7
Clara C Bittler 5
Virginia F Bittler 3
Elmira E Bittler 0
Ema Clayton Bittler 20
Charles Clashill 18
George Wilkeson 20
William Nye 21
1860 Census, Center, Knox, Missouri, United States--Age: 20, marriage to Francis Daulton Knox County Missouri possibly
On 1860 census, Bitler family is in Knox County but Anna V is by herself at Hotel run by the Robinson family, as is 28 year old printer Francis Daulton, born Kentucky.
1870 Census, Piqua Ward 3, Miami, Ohio, United States--Age: 30
Age in 1870: 29 and Anna is back in Ohio, with her son (Daulton rather than Dalton this record), her (widowed) mother and her youngest brother S Bitler 18.
1880 Census, Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, United States--Age: 40
Age: 39; Marital Status: Single; Relation to Head of House: Daughter
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Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Anna V Dalton
Marriage Date: 1 Nov 1883
Marriage Location: Edina, Knox, Missouri
Marriage County: Knox
Spouse Name: Philipp B Linville
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1900 Census, Edina City, Knox, Missouri--Age: 60
Her son from her first marriage, George Dalton (in 1900, 39) is living with them. Since she is listed as having only one child, presumably none with P.B. Linville
1910 United States Federal Census
Name: Anna V Linville
Age in 1910: 69
Birth Year: abt 1841
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1910: Edina Ward 2, Knox, Missouri
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Phillip B Linville
Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Mother's Birthplace: Maryland
Household Members: Name Age
Phillip B Linville 95
Anna V Linville 69
Clara Amack 66
Eddie Ackerman 36
U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
Name: Anna V Linville
Gender: Female
Residence Year: 1913
Street address: 333 N Wilkinson
Residence Place: Dayton, Ohio, USA
Spouse: P B Linville
Publication Title: Dayton, Ohio, City Directory, 1913
New York, New York, Death Index, 1862-1948
Name: Annie Linville
Birth Year: abt 1840
Age: 74
Death Date: 10 May 1914
Death Place: Manhattan, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 15281
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Annie V. Linville
New York, New York City Municipal Deaths
Name: Annie V. Linville
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 10 May 1914
Event Place: Manhattan, New York, New York, United States
Residence Place: Edina, Mo.
Gender: Female
Age: 74
Marital Status: Widowed
Race: White
Occupation: None
Birth Date: 1840
Birthplace: Ohio
Burial Date: 12 May 1914
Burial Place: Maravian, L.I.
Father's Name: George Bitler
Father's Birthplace: U.S.
Mother's Name: Rebecca Ann Clayton
Mother's Birthplace: U.S.
Reference ID: cn 15281 , GS Film Number: 1323356
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Quincy Resident Died in Jamaica
According to word received here by James E. Adams, Mrs. Philip B. Linville, a former resident of this city, has passed away in Jamaica, where she had been visiting her brother, a missionary in that country. Her remains will be brought to Edina, Mo., her home, for burial. The word did not give the cause of death. She is survived by her step-son, Charles.D. Linville, cashier of the Edina bank.
The Quincy Daily Journal
Quincy, Illinois
Thursday, May 14, 1914; Page: 7
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Mrs. Anna V. Linville
C. B. Linville, of this city, received a telegram Saturday evening stating that Mrs. Anna V. Linville was seriously ill at a hospital in New Jersey. On Sunday morning he received another message stating that Mrs. Linville was dead. Mrs. Linville was for several years a resident of this county and after her marriage to P. B. Linville was a resident of Edina.
She had made her home with a son in New York after the death of Mr. Linville but lately had been visiting her brother, Rev. Bitler, in the Island of Cuba. The remains were taken to New York for interment.
Transcribed as printed in
The Edina Democrat
Edina, Missouri
May 15, 1914
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MRS. LINVILLE DEAD IN EAST
Became Seriously Ill Aboard Ship—Had Been To Cuba.
Mrs. Anna V. Linville, who for many years lived in Edina, Died in New York at 5:20 o'clock Sunday morning, May 10.
Since the death of her husband, P. B. Linville, about four years ago, Mrs. Linville had lived with relatives in the east, spending part of her time in traveling. Last fall she went to Cuba to visit her brother, the Rev. Jimmy Bitler, at LaGloria. She had good health there the past winter, greatly enjoyed the trip, and was returning home on the Atlas Line Steamship Prinz Joachim, which, however, before heading for New York would take her to Columbia, the Panama Canal and Kingston, Jamaica, on a sight-seeing trip.
It was while on this boat that she became ill. Mrs. Linville herself dispatched a wireless message to a cousin, whom she had planned to visit in Mountclair, New Jersey, before going on to Dayton, Ohio, where she intended to make her home, to be sure and meet her at the pier when the boat docked in New York. This message was sent from the boat by way of Hatteras, and was acknowledged by the cousin that she would not fail. The next day another message was received by the cousin by was of Cape May stating Mrs. Linville was seriously ill. This one was signed "Seymour."
On the same trip with Mrs. Linville were Mr. Seymour, a newspaper man, of the New York Sun, and his wife. These people rendered all the assistance possible and with the ship's surgeon and a kind little German stewardess devotedly attended her.
Upon arrival into port she was removed from the boat by her cousin in an automobile ambulance to a private sanitarium. Complications of the liver appeared and death came easily. That Mrs. Linville did not realize the end was near is evident from the fact that she spoke of many gifts which she was bringing back for her friends.
Mrs. Linville was married to P. B. Linville about thirty years ago, before that being Mrs. Annie V. Daulton. She was born in Fairfield County, Ohio.
Simple funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the Funeral Church, 241 W. 23d St., New York, and burial was made according to her wish by the side of her son, George Daulton, in Moravian Cemetery on Staten Island.
The Edina Sentinel
Edina, Missouri
May 14, 1914
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1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Anna V Bittler
Age: 9
Birth Year: abt 1841
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1850: Lancaster, Fairfield, Ohio
Gender: Female
Household Members: Name Age
George J Bittler 40
Rebecca Bittler 30
Anna V Bittler 9
Mellville C Bittler 7
Clara C Bittler 5
Virginia F Bittler 3
Elmira E Bittler 0
Ema Clayton Bittler 20
Charles Clashill 18
George Wilkeson 20
William Nye 21
1860 Census, Center, Knox, Missouri, United States--Age: 20, marriage to Francis Daulton Knox County Missouri possibly
On 1860 census, Bitler family is in Knox County but Anna V is by herself at Hotel run by the Robinson family, as is 28 year old printer Francis Daulton, born Kentucky.
1870 Census, Piqua Ward 3, Miami, Ohio, United States--Age: 30
Age in 1870: 29 and Anna is back in Ohio, with her son (Daulton rather than Dalton this record), her (widowed) mother and her youngest brother S Bitler 18.
1880 Census, Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, United States--Age: 40
Age: 39; Marital Status: Single; Relation to Head of House: Daughter
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Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Anna V Dalton
Marriage Date: 1 Nov 1883
Marriage Location: Edina, Knox, Missouri
Marriage County: Knox
Spouse Name: Philipp B Linville
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1900 Census, Edina City, Knox, Missouri--Age: 60
Her son from her first marriage, George Dalton (in 1900, 39) is living with them. Since she is listed as having only one child, presumably none with P.B. Linville
1910 United States Federal Census
Name: Anna V Linville
Age in 1910: 69
Birth Year: abt 1841
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1910: Edina Ward 2, Knox, Missouri
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Phillip B Linville
Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Mother's Birthplace: Maryland
Household Members: Name Age
Phillip B Linville 95
Anna V Linville 69
Clara Amack 66
Eddie Ackerman 36
U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
Name: Anna V Linville
Gender: Female
Residence Year: 1913
Street address: 333 N Wilkinson
Residence Place: Dayton, Ohio, USA
Spouse: P B Linville
Publication Title: Dayton, Ohio, City Directory, 1913
New York, New York, Death Index, 1862-1948
Name: Annie Linville
Birth Year: abt 1840
Age: 74
Death Date: 10 May 1914
Death Place: Manhattan, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 15281
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Annie V. Linville
New York, New York City Municipal Deaths
Name: Annie V. Linville
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 10 May 1914
Event Place: Manhattan, New York, New York, United States
Residence Place: Edina, Mo.
Gender: Female
Age: 74
Marital Status: Widowed
Race: White
Occupation: None
Birth Date: 1840
Birthplace: Ohio
Burial Date: 12 May 1914
Burial Place: Maravian, L.I.
Father's Name: George Bitler
Father's Birthplace: U.S.
Mother's Name: Rebecca Ann Clayton
Mother's Birthplace: U.S.
Reference ID: cn 15281 , GS Film Number: 1323356
Daughter of Rev. George Jones Bitler and Rebecca Ann Clayton. Married Francis M. "Frank" Daulton 31 DEC 1860 in Knox County, Missouri; married Philip Bruce "Bruce" Linville 01 NOV 1883 in Knox County, Missouri by Rev. Thomas H. Tatlow, Jr., Minister of Gospel in Edina presiding. J.M.Hardman recording clerk. Bride a resident of Columbus, Ohio.
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Quincy Resident Died in Jamaica
According to word received here by James E. Adams, Mrs. Philip B. Linville, a former resident of this city, has passed away in Jamaica, where she had been visiting her brother, a missionary in that country. Her remains will be brought to Edina, Mo., her home, for burial. The word did not give the cause of death. She is survived by her step-son, Charles.D. Linville, cashier of the Edina bank.
The Quincy Daily Journal
Quincy, Illinois
Thursday, May 14, 1914; Page: 7
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Mrs. Anna V. Linville
C. B. Linville, of this city, received a telegram Saturday evening stating that Mrs. Anna V. Linville was seriously ill at a hospital in New Jersey. On Sunday morning he received another message stating that Mrs. Linville was dead. Mrs. Linville was for several years a resident of this county and after her marriage to P. B. Linville was a resident of Edina.
She had made her home with a son in New York after the death of Mr. Linville but lately had been visiting her brother, Rev. Bitler, in the Island of Cuba. The remains were taken to New York for interment.
Transcribed as printed in
The Edina Democrat
Edina, Missouri
May 15, 1914
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MRS. LINVILLE DEAD IN EAST
Became Seriously Ill Aboard Ship—Had Been To Cuba.
Mrs. Anna V. Linville, who for many years lived in Edina, Died in New York at 5:20 o'clock Sunday morning, May 10.
Since the death of her husband, P. B. Linville, about four years ago, Mrs. Linville had lived with relatives in the east, spending part of her time in traveling. Last fall she went to Cuba to visit her brother, the Rev. Jimmy Bitler, at LaGloria. She had good health there the past winter, greatly enjoyed the trip, and was returning home on the Atlas Line Steamship Prinz Joachim, which, however, before heading for New York would take her to Columbia, the Panama Canal and Kingston, Jamaica, on a sight-seeing trip.
It was while on this boat that she became ill. Mrs. Linville herself dispatched a wireless message to a cousin, whom she had planned to visit in Mountclair, New Jersey, before going on to Dayton, Ohio, where she intended to make her home, to be sure and meet her at the pier when the boat docked in New York. This message was sent from the boat by way of Hatteras, and was acknowledged by the cousin that she would not fail. The next day another message was received by the cousin by was of Cape May stating Mrs. Linville was seriously ill. This one was signed "Seymour."
On the same trip with Mrs. Linville were Mr. Seymour, a newspaper man, of the New York Sun, and his wife. These people rendered all the assistance possible and with the ship's surgeon and a kind little German stewardess devotedly attended her.
Upon arrival into port she was removed from the boat by her cousin in an automobile ambulance to a private sanitarium. Complications of the liver appeared and death came easily. That Mrs. Linville did not realize the end was near is evident from the fact that she spoke of many gifts which she was bringing back for her friends.
Mrs. Linville was married to P. B. Linville about thirty years ago, before that being Mrs. Annie V. Daulton. She was born in Fairfield County, Ohio.
Simple funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the Funeral Church, 241 W. 23d St., New York, and burial was made according to her wish by the side of her son, George Daulton, in Moravian Cemetery on Staten Island.
The Edina Sentinel
Edina, Missouri
May 14, 1914
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1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Anna V Bittler
Age: 9
Birth Year: abt 1841
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1850: Lancaster, Fairfield, Ohio
Gender: Female
Household Members: Name Age
George J Bittler 40
Rebecca Bittler 30
Anna V Bittler 9
Mellville C Bittler 7
Clara C Bittler 5
Virginia F Bittler 3
Elmira E Bittler 0
Ema Clayton Bittler 20
Charles Clashill 18
George Wilkeson 20
William Nye 21
1860 Census, Center, Knox, Missouri, United States--Age: 20, marriage to Francis Daulton Knox County Missouri possibly
On 1860 census, Bitler family is in Knox County but Anna V is by herself at Hotel run by the Robinson family, as is 28 year old printer Francis Daulton, born Kentucky.
1870 Census, Piqua Ward 3, Miami, Ohio, United States--Age: 30
Age in 1870: 29 and Anna is back in Ohio, with her son (Daulton rather than Dalton this record), her (widowed) mother and her youngest brother S Bitler 18.
1880 Census, Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, United States--Age: 40
Age: 39; Marital Status: Single; Relation to Head of House: Daughter
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Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Anna V Dalton
Marriage Date: 1 Nov 1883
Marriage Location: Edina, Knox, Missouri
Marriage County: Knox
Spouse Name: Philipp B Linville
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1900 Census, Edina City, Knox, Missouri--Age: 60
Her son from her first marriage, George Dalton (in 1900, 39) is living with them. Since she is listed as having only one child, presumably none with P.B. Linville
1910 United States Federal Census
Name: Anna V Linville
Age in 1910: 69
Birth Year: abt 1841
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1910: Edina Ward 2, Knox, Missouri
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Phillip B Linville
Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Mother's Birthplace: Maryland
Household Members: Name Age
Phillip B Linville 95
Anna V Linville 69
Clara Amack 66
Eddie Ackerman 36
U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
Name: Anna V Linville
Gender: Female
Residence Year: 1913
Street address: 333 N Wilkinson
Residence Place: Dayton, Ohio, USA
Spouse: P B Linville
Publication Title: Dayton, Ohio, City Directory, 1913
New York, New York, Death Index, 1862-1948
Name: Annie Linville
Birth Year: abt 1840
Age: 74
Death Date: 10 May 1914
Death Place: Manhattan, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 15281
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Annie V. Linville
New York, New York City Municipal Deaths
Name: Annie V. Linville
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 10 May 1914
Event Place: Manhattan, New York, New York, United States
Residence Place: Edina, Mo.
Gender: Female
Age: 74
Marital Status: Widowed
Race: White
Occupation: None
Birth Date: 1840
Birthplace: Ohio
Burial Date: 12 May 1914
Burial Place: Maravian, L.I.
Father's Name: George Bitler
Father's Birthplace: U.S.
Mother's Name: Rebecca Ann Clayton
Mother's Birthplace: U.S.
Reference ID: cn 15281 , GS Film Number: 1323356
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Quincy Resident Died in Jamaica
According to word received here by James E. Adams, Mrs. Philip B. Linville, a former resident of this city, has passed away in Jamaica, where she had been visiting her brother, a missionary in that country. Her remains will be brought to Edina, Mo., her home, for burial. The word did not give the cause of death. She is survived by her step-son, Charles.D. Linville, cashier of the Edina bank.
The Quincy Daily Journal
Quincy, Illinois
Thursday, May 14, 1914; Page: 7
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Mrs. Anna V. Linville
C. B. Linville, of this city, received a telegram Saturday evening stating that Mrs. Anna V. Linville was seriously ill at a hospital in New Jersey. On Sunday morning he received another message stating that Mrs. Linville was dead. Mrs. Linville was for several years a resident of this county and after her marriage to P. B. Linville was a resident of Edina.
She had made her home with a son in New York after the death of Mr. Linville but lately had been visiting her brother, Rev. Bitler, in the Island of Cuba. The remains were taken to New York for interment.
Transcribed as printed in
The Edina Democrat
Edina, Missouri
May 15, 1914
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MRS. LINVILLE DEAD IN EAST
Became Seriously Ill Aboard Ship—Had Been To Cuba.
Mrs. Anna V. Linville, who for many years lived in Edina, Died in New York at 5:20 o'clock Sunday morning, May 10.
Since the death of her husband, P. B. Linville, about four years ago, Mrs. Linville had lived with relatives in the east, spending part of her time in traveling. Last fall she went to Cuba to visit her brother, the Rev. Jimmy Bitler, at LaGloria. She had good health there the past winter, greatly enjoyed the trip, and was returning home on the Atlas Line Steamship Prinz Joachim, which, however, before heading for New York would take her to Columbia, the Panama Canal and Kingston, Jamaica, on a sight-seeing trip.
It was while on this boat that she became ill. Mrs. Linville herself dispatched a wireless message to a cousin, whom she had planned to visit in Mountclair, New Jersey, before going on to Dayton, Ohio, where she intended to make her home, to be sure and meet her at the pier when the boat docked in New York. This message was sent from the boat by way of Hatteras, and was acknowledged by the cousin that she would not fail. The next day another message was received by the cousin by was of Cape May stating Mrs. Linville was seriously ill. This one was signed "Seymour."
On the same trip with Mrs. Linville were Mr. Seymour, a newspaper man, of the New York Sun, and his wife. These people rendered all the assistance possible and with the ship's surgeon and a kind little German stewardess devotedly attended her.
Upon arrival into port she was removed from the boat by her cousin in an automobile ambulance to a private sanitarium. Complications of the liver appeared and death came easily. That Mrs. Linville did not realize the end was near is evident from the fact that she spoke of many gifts which she was bringing back for her friends.
Mrs. Linville was married to P. B. Linville about thirty years ago, before that being Mrs. Annie V. Daulton. She was born in Fairfield County, Ohio.
Simple funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the Funeral Church, 241 W. 23d St., New York, and burial was made according to her wish by the side of her son, George Daulton, in Moravian Cemetery on Staten Island.
The Edina Sentinel
Edina, Missouri
May 14, 1914
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1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Anna V Bittler
Age: 9
Birth Year: abt 1841
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1850: Lancaster, Fairfield, Ohio
Gender: Female
Household Members: Name Age
George J Bittler 40
Rebecca Bittler 30
Anna V Bittler 9
Mellville C Bittler 7
Clara C Bittler 5
Virginia F Bittler 3
Elmira E Bittler 0
Ema Clayton Bittler 20
Charles Clashill 18
George Wilkeson 20
William Nye 21
1860 Census, Center, Knox, Missouri, United States--Age: 20, marriage to Francis Daulton Knox County Missouri possibly
On 1860 census, Bitler family is in Knox County but Anna V is by herself at Hotel run by the Robinson family, as is 28 year old printer Francis Daulton, born Kentucky.
1870 Census, Piqua Ward 3, Miami, Ohio, United States--Age: 30
Age in 1870: 29 and Anna is back in Ohio, with her son (Daulton rather than Dalton this record), her (widowed) mother and her youngest brother S Bitler 18.
1880 Census, Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, United States--Age: 40
Age: 39; Marital Status: Single; Relation to Head of House: Daughter
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Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Anna V Dalton
Marriage Date: 1 Nov 1883
Marriage Location: Edina, Knox, Missouri
Marriage County: Knox
Spouse Name: Philipp B Linville
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1900 Census, Edina City, Knox, Missouri--Age: 60
Her son from her first marriage, George Dalton (in 1900, 39) is living with them. Since she is listed as having only one child, presumably none with P.B. Linville
1910 United States Federal Census
Name: Anna V Linville
Age in 1910: 69
Birth Year: abt 1841
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1910: Edina Ward 2, Knox, Missouri
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Phillip B Linville
Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Mother's Birthplace: Maryland
Household Members: Name Age
Phillip B Linville 95
Anna V Linville 69
Clara Amack 66
Eddie Ackerman 36
U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
Name: Anna V Linville
Gender: Female
Residence Year: 1913
Street address: 333 N Wilkinson
Residence Place: Dayton, Ohio, USA
Spouse: P B Linville
Publication Title: Dayton, Ohio, City Directory, 1913
New York, New York, Death Index, 1862-1948
Name: Annie Linville
Birth Year: abt 1840
Age: 74
Death Date: 10 May 1914
Death Place: Manhattan, New York, USA
Certificate Number: 15281
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Annie V. Linville
New York, New York City Municipal Deaths
Name: Annie V. Linville
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 10 May 1914
Event Place: Manhattan, New York, New York, United States
Residence Place: Edina, Mo.
Gender: Female
Age: 74
Marital Status: Widowed
Race: White
Occupation: None
Birth Date: 1840
Birthplace: Ohio
Burial Date: 12 May 1914
Burial Place: Maravian, L.I.
Father's Name: George Bitler
Father's Birthplace: U.S.
Mother's Name: Rebecca Ann Clayton
Mother's Birthplace: U.S.
Reference ID: cn 15281 , GS Film Number: 1323356
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