Norman John Dye ^{1 2 3 4}

  General Notes:

Norman and his family moved to Tillamook, Tillamook County, Oregon somewhere around 1900.

Kathie Dye grew up in the home that Norman's son, Connie Lee Dye, built. Her parents still live there.
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  Noted events in his life were:

• He appeared on the 1860 US Census in Boone Township, Porter, IN on 12 September 1860. ²

1860 US Census
Page 148, Roll 289, Dwelling 1114, Family 1082
Boone Township, Porter County, Indiana
Norman Dye..3..IN
(Living with parents.)
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• He appeared on the 1870 US Census in Hurricane Township, Carroll, MO on 11 August 1870. ³

1870 US Census
Page 6, Dwelling 41, Family 44
Hurricane Township, Carroll County, Missouri
Norman J. Day..13..IN
(Living with parents.)
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• He appeared on the 1880 US Census in Wood Township, Carroll County, MO on 8 June 1880. ¹

1880 US Census
Page 343A, District 143, Family 18, Roll 678
Wood Township, Carroll County, Missouri
N. J. Dye..Head..23..IN..Farmer
(Living with wife and son.)
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• He was buried after 24 July 1930 in the IOOF Cemetery & Mausoleum in Tillamook, OR.

Find A Grave Memorial #78073047
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• His obituary was published in the Unknown newspaper after 24 July 1930.

Norman J. Dye was born in Porter County, Indiana on February 10, 1857, and died in Tillamook, Oregon, on July 24, 1930. At 12 years of age, he moved with his parents to Sheldon, Missouri, where on November 6, 1877, he was married to Nannie Woods. Four children were born the this union, of whom two are still living and reside in Tillamook. Mrs. O. W. Kinnaman and Mr. Connie Dye. He also leaves one brother, Ithamer Dye of Amsterdam, Missouri.

The family moved to Tillamook in 1900.

Mr. Dye was converted early in life and was a member of the Christian church during his residence in Missouri. He united with the United Brethren church at Beaver several years ago and was for many years an earnest Christian worker. He was also a member of the fraternal society, the Woodmen of the World.

His funeral was held (??)nday with services in the United Brethren church conducted by Rev. E. (Ross?). The quartette, Ira White, (?), C. W. Barrick, and C. H. (?) assisted in the services.

Interment was made (?)I.O.O.F. cemetery.

(Source: newspaper clipping, no date or name of newspaper; photocopy supplied by Kathie Dye-Ordal)
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• His obituary was published in the Unknown newspaper after 24 July 1930.

Another old resident of this county has answered the summons to the great beyond. Norman J. Dye, who for 30 years has assisted in the development of the, was buried Sunday from the United Brethren Church in Tillamook, Rev. B. Ross Evans reading the service, and interment was made in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery.

He was born in Porter County, Indiana, February 10, 1857, and moved with his parents from Indiana to Sherman, Missouri at the age of 12 years. Growing to manhood here, he married Nannie Woods on November 6, 1877, and to this union four children were born. He was a member of the Christian church in Missouri, but united with the United Brethren church in Beaver several years ago and has remained an active worker in the church during his life. He was also a member of the W.O.W.

He is survived by two children, Mrs. O. W. Kinnaman and Connie Dye, both of Tillamook, and one brother, Ithamer Dye of Amsterdam, Missouri.

(Source: newspaper clipping, no date or name of newspaper; photocopy supplied by Kathie Dye-Ordal)
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Norman married Nancy Ann Woods, daughter of Burvadus. C. Woods and Susan E. Calloway, on 6 November 1877 in Triplett, MO.¹ (Nancy Ann Woods was born on 6 July 1860 in , Dallas County, MO,⁷ died on 13 April 1922 in , Tillamook County, OR ^{6 7} and was buried on 15 April 1922 in Tillamook, OR ^{6 7}.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• They appeared on the 1880 US Census in Wood Township, Carroll County, MO on 8 June 1880. ¹

1880 US Census
Page 343A, District 143, Family 18, Roll 678
Wood Township, Carroll County, Missouri
N. J. Dye..Head..23..IN..Farmer
Nannie Dye..Wife..20..TX..House Keeper
Jesse Dye..Son..2..MO..At Home
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