DILLON, Albert Gilliton

Newspaper Unknown May 1914 Over The Divide Goes Another Pioneer Summons Comes Unexpectedly To A. G. Dillon After A Brief Illness Albert G. Dillon, for over forty years a resident of this city and county, passed away yesterday morning at his home in Miller Valley, following an illness of less than two hours, which was attributed to heart trouble. On arising in the morning he complained of not feeling well, and refused to partake of any food. His general health for several months, however, had been poor, owing to his age of 77 years and his debilitated condition. The deceased until recent years was a sturdy farmer of Williamson valley, as well was he a useful citizen in many ways, being industrious and one of the early-day builders of this country. He leaves to sons, David and Harley Dillon, at whose home he resided in recent years. He came to this section overland early in the 70's and was a native of Missouri. ------------------------------- Prescott Journal-Miner, Prescott, Arizona Thursday, May 28, 1914, page 6, column 3 Funeral Notice - The funeral services for A. G. Dillion will be held at Ruffner's mortuary chapel this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Friend and acquaintances are invited. Burial at Citizens cemetery.