History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 653.
[Harrison County]   [Cynthiana City and Precinct]

DR. N. C. DILLE, deceased, was born in Cuyahoga County, O. [sic], May 21,
1819.  He was a son of Calvin Dille and Naomi Hendershot, both of the State
of Virginia, the former born April 11, 1785, the latter August 15, 1784.
While still a youth he went to West Virginia, where he remained several
years.  He afterward entered the High School at Bardstown, Ky., to which
institution he was indebted for his general education.  He chose the
science of medicine as his profession, and after receiving his diploma
from the University of Louisville, returned to his home in Harrison County,
where he built up an extensive and lucrative practice.  On the 16th of
August, 1849, he married Miss Mildred F. Varnon, daughter of John and
Elizabeth (Williams) Varnon; the former of Delaware, the latter of
Virginia.  Four children were born to them; one boy, Lycurgus, who died,
and three daughters, Adelaide, Eugenia and Elizabeth.  The Doctor was a
liberal patron of education, and his daughters are accomplished and
refined.  He represented Harrison County twice in the lower house of the
General Assembly of Kentucky, and acquitted himself in a statemanlike
manner.  He was successful in business and leaves a very handsome estate
of 300 acres, called "Mount Ida."  His friends were numerous, and he was
noted for his kindness and acts of charity.  On the 2d day of January,
1881, he was borne to his final resting place by the Knights Templar of
Cynthiana, he having been a member of the Commandery in good standing.
His widow is a member of the Christian Church at Buena Vista.

Dille Varnon Williams Hendershot
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Louisville-Jefferson-KY Bardstown-Nelson-KY Cuyahoga-OH VA

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