David Ewing Baily was the son of Milton Baily, b. 23 Apr 1799 New Market MD - d. 30 Jul 1855 Sidney OH, and Eleanor Ewing, b. abt 1803 PA - d. abt 1835 probably in Green Co. PA.

David had a younger sister, Margaret E. Bailey, b. 26 Jan 1832, probably PA - d. 29 May 1864, Sidney, Shelby Co. OH.

Milton Baily married 2nd, 10 Oct 1836, Baltimore, MD, Lydia G. (Day) Burson, b. 28 Dec 1806, near Dublin, Harford Co. MD - d. 14 Apr 1899, Troy, Miami Co. OH; the widow of Thomas Burson and the daughter of John Day, b. 1760, Chester PA - d. 1842, Dublin MD, and Sarah Ann Fisher, b. 1768, Chester PA - d. 4 Oct 1841.

The children of Milton & Lydia G. (Day) Baily (David's half-siblings) were:

i. Sarah Eleanor Baily
      b. 25 Jul 1837 Sidney, Shelby Co. OH
      d. 27 Aug 1838 Sidney, Shelby Co. OH
ii. Amanda Walker (Baily) Harker
      b. 9 Aug 1839 Sidney, Shelby Co. OH
      d. 1909 [Wilmington, Will Co. IL]
iii. Eliza (Baily) Burns
      b. 4 Jun 1841 Sidney, Shelby Co. OH
      d. 31 Oct 1924 Troy, Miami Co. OH
iv. William Ellis Baily
      b. 23 Jan 1843 Sidney, Shelby Co. OH
      d. 30 Jul 1919 [Cumberland Co. TN]
v. Mary Rebecca (Baily) Wilkinson
      b. 15 Jun 1844 Sidney, Shelby Co. OH
      d. 6 May 1887 Sidney, Shelby Co. OH
vi. Lydia L. (Baily) DeWeese
      b. 11 Jan 1847 Sidney, Shelby Co. OH
      d. 1931 [Sidney, Shelby Co. OH]
vii. Hugh Milton Baily
      b. 24 Aug 1849 Sidney, Shelby Co. OH
      d. aft 1903 Chattanooga, Hamilton Co. TN

In 1860, David Ewing Baily was Tax Collector for Virginia City NV; in 1861 he was City Marshall, Street Commissioner, and at 6' 1", one of the "Jury of Tall Men" summoned by the 1st sheriff of Storey Co. NV, Sheriff William Henry Howard.

David E. Baily, attorney, married 30 Nov 1867, Virginia City, Anna J. [--?--] Frazell, who had divorced her 1st husband, Lucius H. Frazell.

Anna J. and Lucius H. Frazell had two daughters, Clara O. Frazelle, and Viola H. Frazell.

In the 1870 Census, David E. & Anna J. Baily are enumerated in Virginia City.   In 1871 the Baily's moved east to Eureka NV.

                          DAV.   E.   BAILY,
         ATTORNEY AT LAW.   OFFICE OVER
      Clark's Store, Eureka, Nevada, corner
                of Main and Clark streets.
          Eureka, April 20, 1878.     ap21-tf

- EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL, Eureka, Nevada, Tuesday, July 19, 1881. - page 2, column 4:

NOTICE.
MRS. D. E. BAILEY OBTAINED A DIVORCE from D. E. Bailey July 9, 1881.

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"The General Statutes of the State of Nevada: In Force. From 1861 to 1885, Inclusive. With citations of the decisions of the Supreme Court relating thereto." - arranged and annotated by David Ewing Baily & John D. Hammond; published 1885 in Carson City, Nevada; Josiah C. Harlow, Superintendent of State Printing.

In 1884-1889, Judge Baily was Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Nevada.   He then moved to San Diego, was First Master of Silver Gate U. D. in 1889 and Silver Gate Lodge No. 296 in 1890.   Judge Baily went to Seattle, Washington, for a brief time and by 1892 settled in Olympia WA.   He is a Past Master of Olympia Lodge No. 1

      Abbreviations:
      M. W. = Most Worshipful
      U. D. = Under Dispensation
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1900 U.S. Census, Olympia, Thurston Co. WA,
sheet #4B, household #103, line 91:

 Name  Race  Gender  Birthdate  Age  M/S  Bp  Fbp  Mbp

BAILY David E., w m Aug 1829 70 div PA MD PA
Occupation: Lawyer

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David Ewing Baily passed away at Lane Hospital in San Francisco, of catarrhal pneumonia.

The San Francisco Call, Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1901. - page 13, column 3:

BAILY--In this city, November 30, 1901, Judge David E. Baily of Olympia, Wash.
Funeral services will take place tomorrow (Wednesday), at 10 o'clock, at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street, under the auspices of Pacific Lodge No. 136, F. and A. M.
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"Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of New York," by Freemasons.   Grand Lodge of the State of New York, p. 104:

WASHINGTON.

45th Communication. TACOMA. June 10, 1902.

A beautiful memorial was adopted in honor of M. W. David E. Baily, and an appropriation made "for the purpose of depositing the ashes of our late brother in an urn in a niche in the Columbarium in San Francisco, and marking the spot by a suitable slab and inscription."
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Crematory, Odd Fellows' Cemetery,
Book D, p. 171:

No.: 2136
Name: Baily, David E.
Sex: Male
Race: White
Age: 72 Years _ Months _ Days
Place of Birth: Unknown
Date of Death: Nov 30, 1901
Place of Death: Lane Hospital
Cause of Death: Catarrhal Pneumonia
Autopsy by: _____
Remains Received: Dec 4, 1901
Remains Incinerated: Dec 4, 1901
Time: 11:35 a.m.
Name of Physician: G. W. Fuller
Funeral Director: Gray and Co.
[stamped on page]: TRANSF'R'D
Disposition of Ashes:
2nd Floor, Col. A, Tier 1, Niche 5, June 23/03.
[newspaper death notice pasted on page]
NAME AND ADDRESS
of Nearest Relative or Friend:
Name: George Pendington
Address: 614 Sutter St.
Name: J. Deutsch
Address: 863 Folsom St.

1900 U.S. Census, San Francisco:
George Pendington, 57, boarder, Sutter St., b. England, occupation: Secretary, Odd Fellow Cemetery
Jacob Deutch, 64, lodger, Folsom St., b. Germany, occupation: Insurance Agent
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