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WILLIAM F. DILL, retired farmer; P.O. Lebanon; was born in Turtle Creek Township Nov. 11, 1813; his father, William Dill, was born in Kentucky to which State his parents emigrated in 1790, and remained until 1798, when they came to Warren Co., Ohio, and settled on the farm east of Lebanon, where our subject now lives. Our subject’s father was of Irish descent and was a Lieutenant in the war of 1812; our subject was educated in the subscription schools of his day and early engaged in farming, which he has since followed until his recent retirement; he was married Oct. 13, 1837, to Eveline Bone, of Turtle Creek Township; she died August, 1848, leaving four children, viz., Alletta M., the wife of Alexander Booth; Mary E., Adrian and John M. Mr. and Mrs. Dill were members of the Cumberland Church, in which he was for fourteen years, a Ruling Elder; he is a Republican, and is now serving his fourth year as Director of the County Infirmary; he is widely known and highly respected throughout his section of the country.