Arthur David Dilbeck was born October 23, 1903 in Thomas, Oklahoma (Johnston County), son of William 'Will' Dilbeck (1864-1944) and Laura Inez Self (1868-1954).
Arthur's siblings were Walter Franklin Dilbeck, Mary Alice Dilbeck, Jesse Lee Dilbeck, Bertha Jane Dilbeck, William Henry Dilbeck, Sarah Nettie Dilbeck, Etta E. Dilbeck, Lela Myrtle Dilbeck, Ada Bell Dilbeck, Pearl Ruth Dilbeck, Floyd Alan Dilbeck, and Eugene Monroe Dilbeck.
Arthur's parents moved with some frequency and had children in various states. They lived in Georgia, and by 1900 were in Arkansas; then moved to Thomas, Oklahoma (Johnston County) where they were still living in 1910; and by 1920 had moved to Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County); and then moved to Texas where they lived the remainder of their lives.
The 1910 Federal Census for Thomas, Oklahoma (Johnston County) shows Arthur D. Dilbeck, age 6, born in Oklahoma; living with his father, William W. Dilbeck, a farmer, age 45, born in Georgia; and his mother, Laura I., age 42, born in Georgia. Also living in the household were Arthur's siblings, William H. Dilbeck, a farm laborer, age 15, born in Georgia; Sarah N. Dilbeck, age 13, born in Georgia; Lela M. Dilbeck, age 8, born in Oklahoma; Ada B. Dilbeck, age 4, born in Oklahoma; and Pearl R. Dilbeck, age 2, born in Oklahoma.
The 1920 Federal Census for Durant Ward 2, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Arthur Dilbeck, a farm laborer, age 16, born in Oklahoma; living with his father, William Dilbeck, a house carpenter, age 54, born in Georgia; and his mother, Laura, age 50, born in Georgia. Also living in the household were Arthur's siblings, Ada Dilbeck, age 15; and Pearl Dilbeck, age 12; both born in Oklahoma.
Arthur died April 3, 1923 in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County) and was buried there in the Highland Cemetery.
Arthur's siblings were Walter Franklin Dilbeck, Mary Alice Dilbeck, Jesse Lee Dilbeck, Bertha Jane Dilbeck, William Henry Dilbeck, Sarah Nettie Dilbeck, Etta E. Dilbeck, Lela Myrtle Dilbeck, Ada Bell Dilbeck, Pearl Ruth Dilbeck, Floyd Alan Dilbeck, and Eugene Monroe Dilbeck.
Arthur's parents moved with some frequency and had children in various states. They lived in Georgia, and by 1900 were in Arkansas; then moved to Thomas, Oklahoma (Johnston County) where they were still living in 1910; and by 1920 had moved to Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County); and then moved to Texas where they lived the remainder of their lives.
The 1910 Federal Census for Thomas, Oklahoma (Johnston County) shows Arthur D. Dilbeck, age 6, born in Oklahoma; living with his father, William W. Dilbeck, a farmer, age 45, born in Georgia; and his mother, Laura I., age 42, born in Georgia. Also living in the household were Arthur's siblings, William H. Dilbeck, a farm laborer, age 15, born in Georgia; Sarah N. Dilbeck, age 13, born in Georgia; Lela M. Dilbeck, age 8, born in Oklahoma; Ada B. Dilbeck, age 4, born in Oklahoma; and Pearl R. Dilbeck, age 2, born in Oklahoma.
The 1920 Federal Census for Durant Ward 2, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Arthur Dilbeck, a farm laborer, age 16, born in Oklahoma; living with his father, William Dilbeck, a house carpenter, age 54, born in Georgia; and his mother, Laura, age 50, born in Georgia. Also living in the household were Arthur's siblings, Ada Dilbeck, age 15; and Pearl Dilbeck, age 12; both born in Oklahoma.
Arthur died April 3, 1923 in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County) and was buried there in the Highland Cemetery.
Arthur David Dilbeck was born October 23, 1903 in Thomas, Oklahoma (Johnston County), son of William 'Will' Dilbeck (1864-1944) and Laura Inez Self (1868-1954).
Arthur's siblings were Walter Franklin Dilbeck, Mary Alice Dilbeck, Jesse Lee Dilbeck, Bertha Jane Dilbeck, William Henry Dilbeck, Sarah Nettie Dilbeck, Etta E. Dilbeck, Lela Myrtle Dilbeck, Ada Bell Dilbeck, Pearl Ruth Dilbeck, Floyd Alan Dilbeck, and Eugene Monroe Dilbeck.
Arthur's parents moved with some frequency and had children in various states. They lived in Georgia, and by 1900 were in Arkansas; then moved to Thomas, Oklahoma (Johnston County) where they were still living in 1910; and by 1920 had moved to Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County); and then moved to Texas where they lived the remainder of their lives.
The 1910 Federal Census for Thomas, Oklahoma (Johnston County) shows Arthur D. Dilbeck, age 6, born in Oklahoma; living with his father, William W. Dilbeck, a farmer, age 45, born in Georgia; and his mother, Laura I., age 42, born in Georgia. Also living in the household were Arthur's siblings, William H. Dilbeck, a farm laborer, age 15, born in Georgia; Sarah N. Dilbeck, age 13, born in Georgia; Lela M. Dilbeck, age 8, born in Oklahoma; Ada B. Dilbeck, age 4, born in Oklahoma; and Pearl R. Dilbeck, age 2, born in Oklahoma.
The 1920 Federal Census for Durant Ward 2, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Arthur Dilbeck, a farm laborer, age 16, born in Oklahoma; living with his father, William Dilbeck, a house carpenter, age 54, born in Georgia; and his mother, Laura, age 50, born in Georgia. Also living in the household were Arthur's siblings, Ada Dilbeck, age 15; and Pearl Dilbeck, age 12; both born in Oklahoma.
Arthur died April 3, 1923 in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County) and was buried there in the Highland Cemetery.
Arthur's siblings were Walter Franklin Dilbeck, Mary Alice Dilbeck, Jesse Lee Dilbeck, Bertha Jane Dilbeck, William Henry Dilbeck, Sarah Nettie Dilbeck, Etta E. Dilbeck, Lela Myrtle Dilbeck, Ada Bell Dilbeck, Pearl Ruth Dilbeck, Floyd Alan Dilbeck, and Eugene Monroe Dilbeck.
Arthur's parents moved with some frequency and had children in various states. They lived in Georgia, and by 1900 were in Arkansas; then moved to Thomas, Oklahoma (Johnston County) where they were still living in 1910; and by 1920 had moved to Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County); and then moved to Texas where they lived the remainder of their lives.
The 1910 Federal Census for Thomas, Oklahoma (Johnston County) shows Arthur D. Dilbeck, age 6, born in Oklahoma; living with his father, William W. Dilbeck, a farmer, age 45, born in Georgia; and his mother, Laura I., age 42, born in Georgia. Also living in the household were Arthur's siblings, William H. Dilbeck, a farm laborer, age 15, born in Georgia; Sarah N. Dilbeck, age 13, born in Georgia; Lela M. Dilbeck, age 8, born in Oklahoma; Ada B. Dilbeck, age 4, born in Oklahoma; and Pearl R. Dilbeck, age 2, born in Oklahoma.
The 1920 Federal Census for Durant Ward 2, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Arthur Dilbeck, a farm laborer, age 16, born in Oklahoma; living with his father, William Dilbeck, a house carpenter, age 54, born in Georgia; and his mother, Laura, age 50, born in Georgia. Also living in the household were Arthur's siblings, Ada Dilbeck, age 15; and Pearl Dilbeck, age 12; both born in Oklahoma.
Arthur died April 3, 1923 in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County) and was buried there in the Highland Cemetery.
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