husband of 1)Julia Elizabeth Nollinger
and 2)Lottie E Moore Peiffer
- married Sept 30, 1910
"Durward Ayling, aged 80, was found dead in bed at the home of his step-daughter, Mrs J L Litzinger, at Enterprise yesterday morning. He had been receiving treatment for a heart ailment from a physician, who said Mr Ayling died from natural causes while sleeping. He had been living at the Litzinger home since last Thanksgiving, prior to which he lived in Titusville. Mr Ayling was a son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Ayling and was born in Warren county on Sept 14, 1865. He spent his early life in the McGraw community and later lived at Mt Hope. He taught school as a young man and later was a railroad telegraph operator. He had also worked as a head sawyer in various mills in this region. His first wife was Miss Julia Nollinger and after her death he married Mrs Lottie Peiffer in 1910. She died in 1930. He leaves a daughter by the first marriage, Mrs Fred Gage of Essexville, Mich; a step-daughter, Mrs Litzinger; a stepson, Clayton Peiffer, also of Enterprise; four grandchildren; three brothers: Charles Ayling of Detroit, Andrew and Guy Ayling of Oklahoma, and one sister, Mrs Benjamin Davis of Jamestown, NY. The body is at the Flanders-Arnold funeral home, where friends may call. Arrangements for services will be made today after arrival of the daughter."
(Titusville Herald, Feb 21, 1946, p.2)
"FUNERALS - Services for Durward Ayling will be conducted at the Flanders-Arnold funeral home this afternoon at 1 o'clock. Rev K B Lininger of the Pleasantville Methodist church will officiate and interment will be in Oakland cemetery in Warren."
(Titusville Herald, Feb 23, 1946, p.8)
and 2)Lottie E Moore Peiffer
- married Sept 30, 1910
"Durward Ayling, aged 80, was found dead in bed at the home of his step-daughter, Mrs J L Litzinger, at Enterprise yesterday morning. He had been receiving treatment for a heart ailment from a physician, who said Mr Ayling died from natural causes while sleeping. He had been living at the Litzinger home since last Thanksgiving, prior to which he lived in Titusville. Mr Ayling was a son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Ayling and was born in Warren county on Sept 14, 1865. He spent his early life in the McGraw community and later lived at Mt Hope. He taught school as a young man and later was a railroad telegraph operator. He had also worked as a head sawyer in various mills in this region. His first wife was Miss Julia Nollinger and after her death he married Mrs Lottie Peiffer in 1910. She died in 1930. He leaves a daughter by the first marriage, Mrs Fred Gage of Essexville, Mich; a step-daughter, Mrs Litzinger; a stepson, Clayton Peiffer, also of Enterprise; four grandchildren; three brothers: Charles Ayling of Detroit, Andrew and Guy Ayling of Oklahoma, and one sister, Mrs Benjamin Davis of Jamestown, NY. The body is at the Flanders-Arnold funeral home, where friends may call. Arrangements for services will be made today after arrival of the daughter."
(Titusville Herald, Feb 21, 1946, p.2)
"FUNERALS - Services for Durward Ayling will be conducted at the Flanders-Arnold funeral home this afternoon at 1 o'clock. Rev K B Lininger of the Pleasantville Methodist church will officiate and interment will be in Oakland cemetery in Warren."
(Titusville Herald, Feb 23, 1946, p.8)
husband of 1)Julia Elizabeth Nollinger
and 2)Lottie E Moore Peiffer
- married Sept 30, 1910
"Durward Ayling, aged 80, was found dead in bed at the home of his step-daughter, Mrs J L Litzinger, at Enterprise yesterday morning. He had been receiving treatment for a heart ailment from a physician, who said Mr Ayling died from natural causes while sleeping. He had been living at the Litzinger home since last Thanksgiving, prior to which he lived in Titusville. Mr Ayling was a son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Ayling and was born in Warren county on Sept 14, 1865. He spent his early life in the McGraw community and later lived at Mt Hope. He taught school as a young man and later was a railroad telegraph operator. He had also worked as a head sawyer in various mills in this region. His first wife was Miss Julia Nollinger and after her death he married Mrs Lottie Peiffer in 1910. She died in 1930. He leaves a daughter by the first marriage, Mrs Fred Gage of Essexville, Mich; a step-daughter, Mrs Litzinger; a stepson, Clayton Peiffer, also of Enterprise; four grandchildren; three brothers: Charles Ayling of Detroit, Andrew and Guy Ayling of Oklahoma, and one sister, Mrs Benjamin Davis of Jamestown, NY. The body is at the Flanders-Arnold funeral home, where friends may call. Arrangements for services will be made today after arrival of the daughter."
(Titusville Herald, Feb 21, 1946, p.2)
"FUNERALS - Services for Durward Ayling will be conducted at the Flanders-Arnold funeral home this afternoon at 1 o'clock. Rev K B Lininger of the Pleasantville Methodist church will officiate and interment will be in Oakland cemetery in Warren."
(Titusville Herald, Feb 23, 1946, p.8)
and 2)Lottie E Moore Peiffer
- married Sept 30, 1910
"Durward Ayling, aged 80, was found dead in bed at the home of his step-daughter, Mrs J L Litzinger, at Enterprise yesterday morning. He had been receiving treatment for a heart ailment from a physician, who said Mr Ayling died from natural causes while sleeping. He had been living at the Litzinger home since last Thanksgiving, prior to which he lived in Titusville. Mr Ayling was a son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Ayling and was born in Warren county on Sept 14, 1865. He spent his early life in the McGraw community and later lived at Mt Hope. He taught school as a young man and later was a railroad telegraph operator. He had also worked as a head sawyer in various mills in this region. His first wife was Miss Julia Nollinger and after her death he married Mrs Lottie Peiffer in 1910. She died in 1930. He leaves a daughter by the first marriage, Mrs Fred Gage of Essexville, Mich; a step-daughter, Mrs Litzinger; a stepson, Clayton Peiffer, also of Enterprise; four grandchildren; three brothers: Charles Ayling of Detroit, Andrew and Guy Ayling of Oklahoma, and one sister, Mrs Benjamin Davis of Jamestown, NY. The body is at the Flanders-Arnold funeral home, where friends may call. Arrangements for services will be made today after arrival of the daughter."
(Titusville Herald, Feb 21, 1946, p.2)
"FUNERALS - Services for Durward Ayling will be conducted at the Flanders-Arnold funeral home this afternoon at 1 o'clock. Rev K B Lininger of the Pleasantville Methodist church will officiate and interment will be in Oakland cemetery in Warren."
(Titusville Herald, Feb 23, 1946, p.8)
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