Two well-known versions regarding Chesley's death; one was that he was killed by Indians, and other was that he was killed by horse thieves, and it was made to look like an ambush by Indians.
Burial at the Dobbs Valley Cemetery was a 1936 re-interment undertaken by the youngest daughter, Columbia. Chesley is my 2g-grandfather.
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DALTON, GEORGE
Mr. George Dalton, a well-known cattleman of Palo Pinto county, died in Bell county Sunday and was buried at his home yesterday. Dalton was one of the most successful cattlemen in this portion of Texas. [Fort Worth Daily Gazette (Fort Worth, Texas) August 20, 1889.
Two well-known versions regarding Chesley's death; one was that he was killed by Indians, and other was that he was killed by horse thieves, and it was made to look like an ambush by Indians.
Burial at the Dobbs Valley Cemetery was a 1936 re-interment undertaken by the youngest daughter, Columbia. Chesley is my 2g-grandfather.
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DALTON, GEORGE
Mr. George Dalton, a well-known cattleman of Palo Pinto county, died in Bell county Sunday and was buried at his home yesterday. Dalton was one of the most successful cattlemen in this portion of Texas. [Fort Worth Daily Gazette (Fort Worth, Texas) August 20, 1889.
Family Members
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Sarah Elizabeth Dobbs Ivey
1844–1893
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Leannah Tennessee Dobbs Jowell
1846–1898
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Amanda Fitzallen Dobbs Conner
1848–1928
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Clinton Bradford "G. B." Dobbs
1851–1904
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Martha Ann Dobbs Shields
1855–1947
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Oliver Celing "Dick" Dobbs
1857–1877
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Valina Dobbs Palm
1858–1951
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Sabrina "Mollie" Dobbs Jackson
1861–1950
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Columbia Dobbs Holcombe
1863–1956
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