Dawson - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Henry Dawson--Vinita, OK

crystalwhiteday — 2012-05-20 16:35:24Z

Hello, I am searching for any information about Benny Whiteday. My father is wayne whiteday. My grandfather is Melvin whiteday and great grandfather is morris b. whiteday. I have went back pretty far but i keep seeing other whitedays but can't place them on the genealogy line. Must be great aunts and uncles but can't place them. If anyone has anything. please let me know. thank you.

Re: Thomas and Margaret COWAN Dawson of Chester Co., PA

NiNe9805 — 2012-05-18 20:37:37Z

I've been working on your letter off and on all day. I'm picking up from where I left off over 3 yrs ago so it's really refreshing my memory. It's wonderful that you know so much about the family! While I continue and finish your letter, be thinking about whether there is even a remote possibility that there could be one more child after David (if I remember right he was the youngest) who may have left home to fight in the French-Indian War and kept on going south into VA after the war. Thanks!

Re: Thomas and Margaret COWAN Dawson of Chester Co., PA

tjohncowan — 2012-05-18 19:42:20Z

I look forward to hearing from you. Perhaps you descend from one of Thomas Jr.'s brothers. The record on Thomas Jr.'s sons is pretty clear. David was executed by the colonials in 1780 in Philadelphia. Thomas apparently died as a young man, as he never appears on the tax or census records, and is not mentioned in his mother Margaret's estate (1805), his brother William's estate (1806), or his sister Jane's estate (1846.) The heirs to William Dawson were his unmarried sisters and his male first cousins. So, no sons from any of them.

DAWSON Norman E Jr - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-18 13:53:18Z

DAWSON Norman E Jr - Vietnam Wall section 9E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,291 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Thomas and Margaret COWAN Dawson of Chester Co., PA

NiNe9805 — 2012-05-18 13:13:44Z

:( I think that is the worse genealogy news I have ever heard. I have always felt bad for others who have daughtered out and now it has happened to the one family I was most interested in. So...for anyone reading this, consider your own current family. If you have very few direct male relatives alive, consider getting their DNA so you'll have it for a while till you're really interested in pursuing it.

I will write you privately as to why I thought these families might be related, but without DNA I would never claim it on the net. Family trees built on circumstantial evidence can't be erased from the internet even though they are proven wrong by DNA or documented sources.
Thanks so much for this response even if it's not the one I was looking for.

Re: Cowan, Not Fleming

tjohncowan — 2012-05-18 01:27:50Z

This is an addendum to my previous post. Just discovered that Miss Jane Dawson (d. 1846) is buried in the Cowan plot at St. John's Episcopal Cemetery, Compass, West Caln Township, PA. But the time of her death, the old Dawson cemetery had apparently fell into disuse, and so Jane was buried with her mother's people at St. John's.

Re: Thomas and Margaret COWAN Dawson of Chester Co., PA

tjohncowan — 2012-05-18 01:20:23Z

There are no descendants through the Dawson sons. William, Thomas and David never married. Of the six sisters, Margaret, Elizabeth and Jane never married. Only Rachel Park Thomson, Mary McConnell and Ann Patton married.

William Maurice (Dawson) Masner married Georgia Lois Lake

katiesowers — 2012-05-10 19:07:56Z

Hello,

I'm looking for any information on a William Maurice (Dawson) Masner. William was adopted by George T Masner and Willie Alice Sanders in Texas. I have been told his real surname is Dawson. William married Georgia Lois Lake in Texas. William Masner died 16 Jul 1997 in Ridgecrest, Kern, California. I would be appreciative of any information especially his real parents.

Thanks,
Katie Sowers

Dawson-Grogan

esther_grogan — 2012-05-10 11:19:14Z

just wanted to know if there is anybody from Banksia or Ballyveranne area in Co Tipperary. My great grandmother was a Bridget Dawson who married a Grogan from Ballyveranne. I am a Grogan - named Esther from Australia. Just tracing up some family. I accidently went to the homestead in Ballyveranne looking for Grogans once, and I had a de joi vue feeling I had been there before, but I guess it was some ancestory thing or memory.

DAWSON Clyde D - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-03 11:34:46Z

DAWSON Clyde D - Vietnam Wall section 6E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Charles Wesley Dawson

gregmorris11 — 2012-04-26 21:27:49Z

Looking for info on the death of Charles Wesley Dawson. From Texas, lived in Oakland, CA. Married Mary Ellen Clancy in 1906. Died in 1906 or 1907. Family story was that it was in cable car accident of some type. Child, also Charles Wesley Dawson, born Feb 1907 in Alameda County. Mary went to Texas with Dawson family after her husband's death and infant died in June.

Joshua DAWSON m. Amanda ROSS (Ohio?)

shathaway75 — 2012-04-25 01:17:20Z

Just learned the first wife of Joshua DAWSON (b. 1814 OH to William and Margaret [Hampton] DAWSON) was Amanda ROSS. She seems to have died about 1852.

It seems they had their several children in Ohio.

Joshua remarried Lucinda and he died in 1885.

Would very much appreciate ANY information on Amanda ROSS, first wife of Joshua DAWSON.

Re: Thomas Dawson

CIntihar — 2012-04-15 08:42:45Z

Durham England

Re: Thomas Dawson

megbaker571 — 2012-04-14 16:24:33Z

What state? or County?

Re: will do look-ups

Wheatermay — 2012-04-11 21:57:12Z

The only census I have that I AM sure (that it is him and the correct person) is the 1880 cenus. This is the info:

Name: William E. Dawson
Age: 35
Birth Year: abt 1845
Birthplace: West Virginia
Home in 1880: Mead, Belmont, Ohio
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Self (Head)
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Susan C. Dawson
Father's Birthplace: Ohio
Mother's Birthplace: Ohio
Neighbors: View others on page
Occupation: Coal Miner
Cannot read/write:

Blind:

Deaf and dumb:

Otherwise disabled:

Idiotic or insane:

View image
Household Members:
Name Age
William E. Dawson 35
Susan C. Dawson 35
Ella C. Conner 14
Albert Conner 12
William Dawson 6
Mary B. Dawson 4

Re: will do look-ups

my440sixpack — 2012-04-11 13:45:50Z

Hi ! Nothing in the book - SORRY... BUT, can you tell me wher you found him in the 1860 & 1870 census ??? Maybe I can find something :)

Re: will do look-ups

Wheatermay — 2012-04-11 02:39:42Z

First off, how wonderful that your taking the time to do this, just to help people out. Your amazing. I was wondering if anyone had asked you to look up my 3rd ggrandfather William E. Dawson b. 1845 Virginia, his parents were from Ohio. He was married to a Susan McFadden. I have him in Virginia (now WV) and Ohio from 1860-1880.

Re: Richard Joseph Dawson

VTNYDawson — 2012-04-02 16:05:02Z

Thanks.
Looks like there is no connection to my Dawson's who appear to have originated in Yorkshire, England, at least as far back as I've managed to get .... the 1770's.
I wish you the best of luck in your research.
Linda

Re: Richard Joseph Dawson

laurn9 — 2012-04-02 15:02:48Z

This Richard Dawson came from Ematris,Co Monaghan Ireland born around 1779 and died about 1822 around Mille Isles, Quebec ...It was believed he had come to Mille Isles area around 1820

DAWSONs with BEACH children OH, NE, IA

shathaway75 — 2012-04-01 20:15:46Z

Hello:

I have a bit of a mystery going on and thought this would be the place to ask for help.

In the 1850 Edinburg, Portage Co., OH, census Adaline BEACH, 10, b. Ohio, is with William and Margaret (Hampton) DAWSON (my relatives).

In the same census, Andrew BEACH, 8, b. Ohio, is two doors from Adaline with the Anson and Annette TUTTLE family.

In the 1850 Atwater, Portage, OH, census Lucy A BEACH, 8, b. Ohio, is with the Henry T. and Orpha WILLSEY family.

In 1860, Adaline, school teacher, is with the Jacob and Editha (Ross) DAWSON family (my relatives) in Wyoming, Otoe County, NE.

An AdEline, same vitals and also a school teacher, is also found with the Joshua and Lucinda DAWSON family in the Ross, Fremont County, IA, census. This is likely the same woman; censuses were taken more than a month apart. (And my g-g-uncle, S.A. HATHAWAY is living next door!)

Nothing definitive for Lucy or Andrew in the 1860.

I am trying to sort out all three children, especially Adaline as she is with my family in the 1860.

I have been unable to satisfactorily sort out the DAWSONs but feel they must all be connected (Jacob and Joshua likely brothers and born in Ohio).

Does anyone have Adaline, Lucy, or Andrew BEACH? Or William (1787 - 1868), Jacob (1820 - 1869), or Joshua (46 in the 1860) DAWSON?

Any help very much appreciated!

Re: Richard Joseph Dawson

VTNYDawson — 2012-03-31 05:43:16Z

Did Richard Joseph Dawson come from England, and if so, do you know where in England? I have English Dawsons, and we think a few of them, besides by ggrandfather, came to North America at some point in the 1800's, if not earlier.
Thanks,
Linda

Richard Joseph Dawson

laurn9 — 2012-03-30 22:09:35Z

Hello everyone I'm another descendent of the Richard Joseph Dawson family tree .... my line is Richard, then William then Samuel, then Cyrus, then my father who is 78 years old this year then myself
Has anyone gained any new information on Joseph as well as possibly William his son, as I have found out that his house is still standing and being used as the ecology center at Camp Tamaracouta boy scout camp just outside of Mille Isles Quebec ...would anyone have information or pictures if this is correct
Does anyone else fall into this line ?
Thank you

Re: Looking for information on MARY DAWSON who married OWEN CUMISKEY in 1861

stevecumiskey — 2012-03-26 16:09:50Z

I know your post is old. please e-mail me at stevecumiskey@yahoo.com. Owen and mary are my grandparents thru Thomas Cumiskey. Steve.

Re: Elizabeth Dawson of Yorkshire, England

RobertDawson1944 — 2012-03-20 10:01:22Z

I am also descended from Rillington Dawsons and can take them back several more generations. My email bob@robertdawson.co.uk

Mrs. Otto Dawson - 1934

xd22577 — 2012-03-18 23:04:54Z

Rockport Democrat, Spencer Co, Ind
12 October 1934

GRANDVIEW
(by Ethel Murray)

Mrs. Otto DAWSON and Mrs. C.E. CHANCELLOR, Owensboro, visited here Sunday.

Re: Richard Dawson

corahlf — 2012-03-17 09:24:14Z

Is there an Australian connection to this query?
You have posted to the Australian Capital Territory Board.

Leanne

Richard Dawson

paigekimberley — 2012-03-14 17:33:44Z

Looking for relatives of Richard Dawson born early 1900. Believed born in Ireland emigrated to America. Joined canadian forcdes in 2nd world war. Visited London during war.

Re: Iowa Dawsons

classof84 — 2012-03-11 01:41:37Z

Hi. My maternal grandfather was Herman Walters his mother was Gerturde Stark, another daughter of Ferdinand Stark. Do you know the name of Herman's father/Gertrude's husband? I have no information. Thanks, Dennis Presson dmenace4life@yahoo.com

Dawson's in india

giselle_c1 — 2012-03-10 10:00:56Z

Hi there

I'm looking for my fiance's family. They are Dawson's from India but came to South Africa as indentured labourers probably some time in the late 1800's. I've also been told that there was a Canadian in the family. The canadian from were the Dawson surname is apparently from is my fiance's(26years old) great, great, great, great, great,great (that's 6) grandfather. That should place his time of birth some where in the mid to late 1700's. I'll try and get more information but that's all I have right now.

Isaac E. Dawson Obit

VictoriaCrayne — 2012-03-03 06:33:55Z

Have Obit pasted in book: Palmyra Farmer is Found Dead in Field, article dated June 7, 1940. He was 67 years old. Parents Adaline and Albert W. Dawson, married to Ella Clark. I am not related but will send a copy of the article to any family members.

Re: will do look-ups

my440sixpack — 2012-02-29 14:42:36Z

Found him !!!
Please see attached jpg file. This can be found at Familysearch.org

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my440sixpack — 2012-02-29 12:32:32Z

Wish I could've found more !
Am wondering if he didn't die while in the service? I couldn't find anything on-line.
Wishing you the best in tracking him down.
Marlene

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york911 — 2012-02-29 00:51:49Z

He only had one legitimate child plus my father in law who was illegitimate.

There is a family tree with him listed but it is private and the "owner" of the tree is not responding to emails.

I will look up the information you supplied about the headstone.

The information about him in Virginia is him. He was stationed there in the military. Don't know why it lists his parents as being born in VA but it is definitely him (we do have that much information).

Thanks for your help!

Re: will do look-ups

my440sixpack — 2012-02-28 15:53:21Z

Hi there - am afraid the book only goes to the late 1800's, so your Joshua isn't in there, BUT, I did look around for info.
I first found his burial on FindAGrave for Pasq. Co. NC, and his stone did say 1903-1932.
Then I found his birth record showing he was b. 2 Mar 1903 to Joshua White Dawson and Clara Bray.
I found him in the 1810, and 1820 censuses without any problem.
I found who I believe to be his parents in the 1930 census of Pasq. Co. NC indexed as JUSHIA DAROSS at Ancestry (w/ wife Clara and dau. Hellen).
I found his marriage record to Blanche Sutton in 1923, but no death record for her.
Of interest is the 1930 census of Chesapeake, Elizabeth City, Virginia where there is a Joshua Dawson listed as a private at the military base. However, it shows his parents as being born in VA, and he in NC (your Joshua's parents are shown in census data to be born in NC).
Regardless, there is a record showing a Joshua Dawson, Jr. departing for Honolulu on 31 July 1930 on the ship President Pierce.
Is there anything else you can share about him, his wife, or children that might help?
All my best,
Marlene

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york911 — 2012-02-28 01:18:02Z

I am trying to locate information regarding Joshua Julian Dawson, Pasquotank, NC. He was born in 1903 and died 1932.

We recently found out that this is the name of my deceased father in law's biological grandfather.

I have been able to locate some information but am trying to locate a death record.

Re: will do look-ups

my440sixpack — 2012-02-27 18:19:26Z

You're quite welcome!
As always, I advise everyone to satisfy themselves with anything I might find for them.
I CAN be wrong !!!
But am always willing to lend a hand- as a new set of eyes on a lineage can bring out a new bit of a clue.
You have a wonderful rich family tree, and am glad to be able to see all the work you've done!
Marlene

Re: will do look-ups

nanacarriejo — 2012-02-27 17:34:49Z

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I have been desperate to find my grandmother's parents. She is the reason I began my family search back in November in the first place, and I hate blank spaces on the family tree. I'm also preparing a history book an ancestry and would love to fill in all the spaces. And - as you can see, I LOVE old pictures. I really appreciate your help with this and I agree with you that this is my Sarah, especially since my Dad always referred to her as "Sallie." Sure wish I had asked him more questions. My Grandfather was quite a character. Keep up the good work. It's wonderful that you are helping people find their family members. I'll see if I can find out anything about the bank in Afton. I do know that when he moved the family to Inverness, Citrus County, Florida (where I was born) he was into real estate. He married his 3rd wife when he was in his 80's.

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my440sixpack — 2012-02-27 16:45:54Z

Me again-
Just an observation or two...
George Abbott was married to Amelia by a Justice of the Peace of the township of Sarcoxia in the county of Jasper MO. Marriages were generally performed in the county where the bride resided.
I’ve learned that when the time came for giving birth, a LOT of women went home to their parents to have the children, and have grandma look after the rest of the kids. Point being, if Amelia Coats, dau of Clement is your Sarah’s mother, I think her (Sarah) being born in Sarcoxia would be likely.
Also – I had to look at some maps to get my bearings. I was surprised by the direct routes from Afton OK into MO. From Afton to Newtonia is under 50 miles on Rt60, and George Abbott’s P.O. in 1870 was Newtonia.
Another observation, or perhaps line of questions- is what bank did Albert work for ??? Did they have a branch near to George Abbott ??? I’m thinking perhaps Albert did some training at a nearby branch of the bank ?
All in all, I can’t find anything to abuse the suppositions on who your Sarah was. I got nowhere with Missouri City TX.
By the way – I saw you had some great pictures on-line – GOOD JOB !!!
All my best,
Marlene

Re: will do look-ups

nanacarriejo — 2012-02-26 23:43:20Z

Thank again for your help and let me know if you come up with anything. I just wish I could find some of my Dad's brothers family members. Maybe they would have info, but I have lost track of them. I think it's great that you help people find their loved ones.

Re: will do look-ups

my440sixpack — 2012-02-26 22:44:04Z

Let me look at this a while longer - the Missouri City is a new tangle...
My husband is a Dawson, and his line can be traced back to dirt! Very definately European male genes in that line of Dawsons.The line starts here in Maryland & settles in Missouri. Google "HUNTER-DAWSON HOUSE, Cape Gerardeau MO" - that's my hubby's family.
Anything else you can think of that might help in the quest?

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nanacarriejo — 2012-02-26 22:13:55Z

I was wondering if it was a mistake. It is handwritten and FamilySearch.org interpreted it as Sarah Cootes but I think it was meant to be Sarah Coates. Yes the informant was my grandfather. That's why I thought maybe the sister named Sarah had helped raise my grandmother and he used her name. My grandmother died the year before I was born and of course I never knew her and only recently found the only picture my Mom had of her. My Dad was the baby of the family and very close to her and she also died pretty young. My Grandfather married 2 more times before he died at 91. I have wondered how they met also. He was born in CA and moved to Afton OK and another problem is that the death cert says she was born in Sarcoxie MO and the census says Missouri City in Texas. I know they had 7 children. I have lots of info on the Dawsons and nothing on the Abbotts. My Dad had one Cherokee grandmother and one German grandmother. I hope these are the correct Abbotts because I can trace them back to the 1700's. What would you suggest? Also, I am curious. What is your connection to the Dawsons? Are we related?

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my440sixpack — 2012-02-26 21:52:00Z

I can't say that I'm 100% positive - but I'm pretty sure of what I've found. As for names on death certificates... I love to tell the story of my eldest sister, born in 1948. Her birth record shows my mother's name as LOUISE...My Mom's name is ELIZABETH !!!
An honest error could have been made when the info was being taken down, or perhaps it was one of those "I think her mother's name was...and she was from....I think"
Was it her husband as the informant? Anyone else was likely not to really know. Her children were away from her side of the family all of their lives.
What I'd like to know is how & where Sarah Abbott met her husband - any family tales ???

Re: will do look-ups

nanacarriejo — 2012-02-26 21:24:02Z

Thank you so much for your help. I have been searching for my grandmother's parents for 3 months. I had actually researched Amelia Coates because I saw her name on another family tree. The problem is that Sarah F. Abbott Dawson's death certificate (which I paid to get) shows her mother as Sarah and born in Sarcoxie MO. Of course there are several George Abbotts born in TN. To further complicate the search, Amelia had a younger sister named Sarah who was actually born in MO. Amelia was born in Michigan. On Family Search this is shown on the 1850 census. Since Amelia died so young I wonder if her sister Sarah helped raise my Sarah. I do know that George Abbott is shown as her father on her death cert and also on the Cherokee Indian Roll Card and was apparently still living at that time. Any further thoughts? I want to be very sure since they are my grandparents. I have hit a roadblock and appreciate your help more than you will ever know. This is the info I need to complete our family tree.

Re: will do look-ups

my440sixpack — 2012-02-26 18:27:23Z

I found quite a bit, but this isn't in order (sorry, was taking notes as I went along). I don't think Sarah's mother's name was Sarah....

See George Abbott in the 1880 census of Newton Missouri. He’s there with his 2nd wife named Ada Taubland who he married on 1 Jun 1879 in Newton county Missouri.
Your Sarah is listed as Sallie, age 5 in this census.
There’s also a marriage record in Jasper county Missouri for George Abbott and Amelia Coats on 20 Aug 1856.
In the 1850 census of Lawrence county Missouri are TWO George Abbott’s (b. 1832 TN), in the HH of Benjamin (b. 1802 in VA) and Elizabeth Abbott (b. 1799 in NC). I don’t know if this is an error, or if there’s actually 2 (cousin ?).
There’s a marriage record for Benjamin Abbot and Elizabeth Wood dated 19 Oct 1819 in Stokes NC:
Groom: Benjamin Abbott
Bride: Elizabeth Wood
Bond date: 19 Oct 1819
Bond #: 000136968
Level Info: North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868
ImageNum: 008860
County: Stokes
Record #: 01 001
Bondsman: Pettus Priddy
Witness: Matt R Moore, C

The 1860 census of Lawrence County Missouri has George and Amelia ABBIT with mother Elizabeth in the HH, as does the 1870 census in Newton County Missouri.

Of note is Armistead Abbott who married Francis Priddy (on 23 May 1797) and are in the 1820 census for Stokes NC. Armestead was b. 1775 in Maresville VA, the son of Benjamin Abbott and Nancy Anne Brown. Francis Priddy (b. 1778 Hanover VA) was the daughter of George Priddy and Penelope Ann Davis.

The 1850 census of Jasper Missouri shows Amelia M. Coats (b. 1838 in Michigan), dau of Clements and Elizabeth Coats. Clements & Elizabeth Coats were b. in Delaware.
George and Amelia Abbott named one of their children Clement.
Hope this helps,
Marlene

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nanacarriejo — 2012-02-26 17:16:17Z

Thank you so much. They were my grandparents. Albert Henry Dawson (husband of Sarah F. Abbott Dawson) was the son of Samuel Riley Dawson and Katie Lietz Snyder Dawson, who was the son of Robert B Dawson, who was the son of Samuel Riley Dawson SR and Polly Ann Rogers. My father, Waymond H. Dawson was Albert and Sarah's son. They were both born in 1874 and he was born in CA and she in MO and they married and lived in Afton, OK for many years. Both died in Citrus County Florida. I have her death cert that shows her father was George Abbott and mother was Sarah Cootes (or Coates). I can't find her parents. He was born in TN and she in MO.

Re: will do look-ups

my440sixpack — 2012-02-26 16:33:36Z

Hi !
Didn't see anything in the book. Can you tell me more about this couple? Where they resided, or died? I'll see if I can come up with anything.
All my best, Marlene

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nanacarriejo — 2012-02-26 15:50:30Z

I AM SEARCHING FOR INFORMATION ON SARAH F. DAWSON, WIFE OF ALBERT HENRY DAWSON, BORN 1874 IN MISSOURI

Theodore Dawson/Charlotte S"Lottie"Lassater

Debbie_mick — 2012-02-23 13:27:51Z

I'm Looking For Info On This Family,Needing Help On Children's Info.

Theodore Dawson
B: 13 April,1867 Knox Co,Knoxville,Tenn
D: 18 Aug,1950 " " " "
Parents: Edward Dawson/Emily Jones
M: 15 May,1888 Knox Co,Knoxville,Tenn
Too: Charlotte S "lottie" Lassater
B; 09 Aug,1869 Knox Co,Knoxville,Tenn
D: 02 Jan,1940 " " " "
Parents: Joseph Lassater/Margaret Whitaker
Childern,
1st/ Margaret E (Emma?) B: June,1889 Knox Co,Tenn
2nd/ Harry B B: 09 Mar,1891 Knox Co,Tenn
D; 14 Aug,1914 " " "
Say On Death Cert As Being Married
3rd/ Earnest John B; 06 Dec,1894 Knox Co,Tenn
D: 15 Dec, 1953 " " "
4th/ Grace L B; Oct,1896 Knox Co,Tenn
M: ?
Too: Clarence Wilhite
5th/Mary E B: Dec,1898 Knox Co,Tenn
M: ?
Too: William Oran Cate
6th/ Pauline B: 1901 Knox Co,Tenn

7th/Loretha Ruth B: 1905 Knox Co,Tenn (If I Speeled It Right)

8th/ Reba/Rena B: 1906 Knox Co,Tenn

Need Help.

Debbie

Re: will do look-ups

Debbie_mick — 2012-02-21 19:23:45Z

Thank You So Much,I Didn't Know For Sure If It Was Him Cos That Edward Did Have The Same Birthdate & Place Ohio.

Debbie

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my440sixpack — 2012-02-21 16:54:29Z

Edward Dawson, prisoner, was pardoned on 12 May 1870 in Wisc. this link:
http://www.linkstothepast.com/milwaukee/waupun.php

SO - this Edward (prisoner) can NOT be the father of your Edward Jr. or Theodore.

Edward, b. 1829 is in the 1870 census for Knox TN and is indexed as Edward DANSON
I'm still looking....