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Robert H DeKay was born 11 July 1910 in Illinois.^1,2

Robert married Doris L Lambert, daughter of Jefferson D Lambert Jr and Maude Lafever, 21 October 1937 in Bel Air, Harford Co, Maryland, (her marriage announcement said "Mrs Maude Lambert has announced the marriage of her daughter, Miss Doris Lambert, to Robert H DeKay, son of Mr and Mrs Henry E DeKay, of Ashburn, Va. The ceremony was performed on Wednesday by the Rev J H Gott, at the Methodist parsonage in Bel-Air, Md. Mr and Mrs DeKay will make their home in Ashburn.")^1,3

His Social Security Number was 490-24-2284, issued before 1951 in Missouri.²

Robert H DeKay died in November 1980 at age 70 (last residence was Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina.)²

Jesse Munro Demasters was born 22 August 1876 in Oregon (1920 census lists Wyoming.)^1,3,2

Jesse married Addie Jane Bowman, daughter of William Bowman and Nancy Ann Caylor, 7 June 1909 in Weiser, Washington Co, Idaho.⁴

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Boise Co, Idaho, enumerated 11 May 1910. Household: Jesse M Demasters (33), Ida (wif - 26), and S Oliver Bowman (bil - 21), residing in Upper Squaw Creek precinct where Jesse was a farmer. They lived 11 dwellings from Thomas J Bowman.¹

Jesse registered for the World War I Selective Service Draft 12 September 1918 in Emmett, Gem Co, Idaho, where he lived and worked as a farmer in Ola. He named Addie Demasters as nearest relative; medium height, medium build, had gray eyes and black hair.³

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Gem Co, Idaho, enumerated 18 April 1930. Household: Jesse Demasters (53) and Addie (wif - 46), residing near the Lafayette National Forest, Gross precinct where he was a farmer, raising stock.²

Jesse Munro Demasters died 8 April 1939 in Emmett, Gem Co, Idaho, at age 62.⁵

Frank Demosky was born in Austria.¹

Frank married Caroline Glock.¹

Frank Demosky died before 1921.¹

Mary Demosky was born between 1897 and 1898 in Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of Frank Demosky and Caroline Glock.¹

Mary married Stanley Wonsiewicz, son of Witold Wonsiewicz and Josephine Dowgiallo, 11 September 1921 in Luzerne Co, Pennsylvania.¹

Eva M Denault was born between 1903 and 1904 in Connecticut.¹

Eva married Charles Edmond Storey, son of Charles Winget Stoy and Agnes Anastasia O'Keefe.¹ Eva M Denault appeared on the 1940 federal census of Worcester Co, Massachusetts, in the household of Charles Edmond Storey; she had completed the 4th grade.¹

Eva M Denault died 12 February 1974 in Worcester, Worcester Co, Massachusetts, (certificate 022973.)²

Eva was buried in Pine Grove Cemetery, Boylston, Worcester Co, Massachusetts.³

Emaline Dennis was born in May 1898 in California.¹ She was the daughter of John M Dennis and Hattie O Hobart.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Siskiyou Co, California, in her parent's household.¹ Emaline Dennis appeared on the 1910 federal census of Shasta Co, California, in the household of William McMullen, her step-grandfather.²

John M Dennis was born in February 1871 in Wisconsin.¹

John married Hattie O Hobart between 1896 and 1897.¹

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Siskiyou Co, California, enumerated 23 June 1900. Household: John M Dennis (29), Hattie (wif - 19), Emmaline (dau - 2), 12 boarders, residing in Mountain Township where John M was a miner. They were enumerated next to the household of Lyman and Lucy Hobart, likely Hattie's parents.¹

Marizie Hartgrove Dennis was born 11 February 1805 in Virginia.¹

Marizie married Samuel Rusk circa 1824.²

Marizie Hartgrove Dennis died 29 September 1888 at age 83.¹

Marizie was buried in Rusk Family Cemetery, Watson, Loudoun Co, Virginia.¹

[-?-] married Mary Ann Hampton, daughter of Jonathan Hampton and Mary Ann [-?-].¹

Abigail Dent was born circa 1684. She was the daughter of John Dent and Mary Hatch.^1,2

Abigail Dent was named in the will of John Dent as his daughter 25 September 1711 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^3,1

Ann Dent was born 7 May 1737 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Hatch Dent and Ann Chapman.^2,1

Ann married Thomas Swann 11 January 1757 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.³

Anne Dent was born circa 1682. She was the daughter of John Dent and Mary Hatch.^1,2

Anne Dent was named in the will of John Dent as his daughter 25 September 1711 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^3,1

Anne married John Cadle before 1720.⁴

Anne Dent was born perhaps circa 1745.¹ She was the daughter of John Dent.¹

Anne and Charles removed to Henry County, Virginia, circa 1786.¹

Anne Dent was named in the will of John Dent as his daughter 1 December 1788 in Charles Co, Maryland.²

Anne Dent died after 1807 in Henry Co, Virginia.¹

Anne Dent was born in 1762 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of John Dent and Margaret Dyson.¹

Benjamin Dent was born circa 1709 likely in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.² He was the son of John Dent.¹

Bennett Dent was the son of John Dent and Mary [-?-].¹

Bennett Dent died in 1779.¹

Catherine Dent was born 4 November 1734 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Hatch Dent and Ann Chapman.^2,1

Charity Dent was born after 1726 (based on being unmarried at home in 1746.)¹ She was the daughter of George Dent.²

Charity Dent was named in the will of George Dent as his daughter 5 April 1746 in St Mary's Co, Province of Maryland.^1,2

Christian Dent was born circa 1686. She was the daughter of John Dent and Mary Hatch.^1,2

Christian Dent was named in the will of John Dent as his daughter 25 September 1711 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^3,1

Drusilla Dent was born 1 November 1781 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Hatch Dent and Judith Poston.¹

Drusilla Dent died 15 December 1781 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹

Esther Dent was born 10 May 1742 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Hatch Dent and Ann Chapman.^2,1

Esther married Thomas Dyson, son of Thomas Dyson and Margaret [-?-], 17 February 1760 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^3,4

George Dent was born circa 1676 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ He was the son of John Dent and Mary Hatch.^2,3

George married first Elizabeth Short, daughter of George Short.²

George Dent was named in the will of John Dent as his son 25 September 1711 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^4,5

George Dent, planter of Charles County, on 12 Mar 1721 sold to Samuel Johnson of St Mary's County a parcel called Haphazard, containing 50 acres, for 3000 pounds of tobacco. Witnesses were Sam Chunn, John Datch and Geo Brett. Acknowledged by Dent and wife Elizabeth during the March term 1721.⁶

George married second Mary [-?-].²

George Dent witnessed the inventory of John Dent 8 June 1733 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^7,8

George left a will 5 April 1746 in St Mary's Co, Province of Maryland, where he stated he was George Dent of St Marys County:
Bequeathed to son John Dent 100 acres where he now dwells;
Bequeath to son George Dent 50 acres where he now dwells;
Bequeathed the remainder of his land to three youngest sons (Peter Dent, Thomas Dent and William Dent) and William to have his part where “I now dwell”; if one of the three dies without heirs, the other two to have an equal part;
Bequeathed to daughter Mary Armstrong one pound?;
Bequeathed to daughter Lidia Dent a bed and covering;
Willed that daughter Charity Dent abide where he now lives as long as she keeps the name Dent;
Bequeathed to wife Mary Dent all moveable estate not before disposed of during her life; after her death property to be equally divided between Peter Dent and Thomas Dent and William Dent and Charity Dent;
Wife Mary Dent to be sole executrix.
Witnesses were John Hiltun, Marget Hiltun and Mary Hiltun [Hilton].^9,2

George Dent died between 5 April 1746 and 7 June 1750 in St Mary's Co, Province of Maryland.^9,2

His will was proved 7 June 1750 in St Mary's Co, Province of Maryland, by John Hiltun, Marget Hiltun and Mary Hiltun [Hilton].^9,2

George Dent was born before 1725 (based on dwelling on his own plantation in 1746.)¹ He was the son of George Dent.²

George Dent was named in the will of George Dent as his son 5 April 1746 in St Mary's Co, Province of Maryland.^1,2

Hatch Dent was born circa 1707 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^1,2 He was the son of John Dent.^3,2

Hatch married Ann Chapman circa 1728 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland, based on birth of son John.²



Hatch left a will 19 May 1781 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland, in which he stated:
He was Hatch Dent Senior of Charles County, planter;
Son Hezekiah bequeathed plantation called Dents Palace;
Wife to enjoy use of plantation during her life;
Son Hatch bequeathed four slaves named Alie, Esther, Ann & Jacob;
Heirs of son John bequeathed a Negro boy named Henry;
Granddaughter Margaret Dyson bequeathed a Negro girl named Bess;
If Margaret has no heirs, Bess to go to granddaughter Ann Dyson;
Other children not mentioned to share equally all movable effects, goods and chattels not already bequeathed, excepting a Negro boy called Coffee;
Daughter Rody Turner bequeathed Coffee;
His still is to go with his plantation;
Hezekiah named executor;
Witnesses were Bennett Dyson, Michael Dent, Thomas Dent. Thomas Hatch Dent, heir-at-law did not object to the probate.⁵

Hatch Dent died between 19 May 1781 and 10 September 1781 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹

His will was proved 10 September 1781 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.⁵

Hatch Dent was born 20 May 1751 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ He was the son of Hatch Dent and Ann Chapman.^2,1

Hatch married Judith Poston 17 December 1778 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^3,4

Hatch Dent was named in the will of Hatch Dent as his son 19 May 1781 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.⁵

Hatch Dent died 30 December 1799 in Charles Co, Maryland, at age 48.⁶

Hatch was buried in Dent Memorial Chapel Cemetery, Dentsville, Charles Co, Maryland.⁶

Hatch Dent is the son of John Dent.^1,2

Hezekiah Dent was born 2 August 1747 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ He was the son of Hatch Dent and Ann Chapman.^2,1



Hezekiah Dent was named in the will of Hatch Dent as his son and executor 19 May 1781 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.⁴

James Dent was born 15 January 1767 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ He was the son of John Dent and Margaret Dyson.¹

John Dent was born circa 1673 in Chaptico Hundred, St Mary's Co, Province of Maryland.^1,2 He was the son of John Dent and Mary Hatch.³

The John Dent family is well researched by Leon Wilde at his website and is worth reading for the considerable material on the family.⁴

John was married perhaps circa 1703.^5,3,2

John Dent was named in the will of John Dent as his son and executor 25 September 1711 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^6,7

John Dent died before 10 March 1732/33.^5,8

The estate of John Dent was inventoried 8 June 1733 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland, by John Burch and Jn^o Chunn and appraised at £95.11.2; Benjamin Edwards and John Haw signed as creditors and George Dent and Edw^d Turner were nearest relatives. The inventory was given in court on 12 Jun 1733 by Catherine Dent, administratrix.^1,8

John Dent was born circa 1645 in England.¹

John Dent and Thomas Dent were both early immigrants to Maryland and may be related, although this is only conjecture - they may have been brothers or John may have been a nephew of Thomas (see Charles County Gentry for a good discussion.)²

John married Mary Hatch, daughter of John Hatch, before 1678 in St Mary's Co, Province of Maryland.³

John left a will 25 September 1711 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland, in which he stated: To son John tract of land called Cumberton containing 200 acres, a tract called Barnaby (60 acres), a tract called Reading (300 acres), a tract called Evans Addition (100 acres), and my lot of land and house at Newport Town. Also that tract of land called Providence (215 acres), a tract called Pearls Progress (200 acres), and a tract called Harrisons Adventure (250 acres) and all the land given to me by John Harrison by his will only except Haphazard (50 acres). When my son is duly posest (possessed?) with all Harrisons lands then to pay Lords Rents and not before. If son Peter comes to Maryland, he may settle on any above named lands or else lands to remain with son John. To daughter Mary the tract called Ashmans Freehold. To daughter Lidia tract of land called St Ann (100 acres). To daughter Anne tract called St Stephens Colman (200 acres) and that tract called Evans Reserve (100 acres). To daughter Abigail that tract called Loves Adventure (136 acres). To daughter Christian that tract called Coldwels (332 acres) and a tract or parcel of land bought out of Troutforke (25 acres) and a tract called Horse Rainge (200 acres) only if son Peter comes to Maryland then I give Horse Rainge to him. To disobedient son George that tract called Haphazard (50 acres) and a tract called Freestone Point (324 acres) only if Peter comes to Maryland then I give the one half of Freestone Point to Peter. All the rest of my personal estate goes to wife and son John and they are appointed executors. Wife to hold all the land and housing and mill or mills already built or hereafter built upon it during her life and at her death to dispose of her half of my personal estate. Dated 25 September 1711. Witnessed by Saml Williamson, James Keech, John Price, and Henry Davis.^4,5

John Dent died between 25 September 1711 and 5 May 1712 likely in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^1,4

His will was proved 5 May 1712 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland, and Samuel Williamson, James Keech and Henry Davis swore to the validity of the document.⁵

The estate of John Dent was inventoried 5 May 1712 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.⁴

John Dent was born 2 December 1729 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ He was the son of Hatch Dent and Ann Chapman.^2,1

John married Margaret Dyson, daughter of Thomas Dyson and Margaret [-?-], 3 February 1757 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland, (or 3 Feb 1757.)^3,4,5,6

He was of Bryan Town Hundred in Charles County.⁵

John Dent witnessed the inventory of John Dyson 30 March 1761 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.⁷



John Dent died before 1 August 1778.³

On 1 Aug 1778 the Charles County court granted letters of administration to Margaret Dent, his widow, and at her request Hezakiah Dent. Securities were Oliver Burch and Peter Dent.⁹

John Dent was named in the will of Hatch Dent as his son (deceased) 19 May 1781 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹⁰

John Dent was born before 1725 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland, (based on dwelling on his own plantation in 1746.)¹ He was the son of George Dent and Elizabeth Short.^2,1

John Dent was named in the will of George Dent as his son 5 April 1746 in St Mary's Co, Province of Maryland.^3,2

On 23 Jul 1748 he conveyed to William Cooksey "Simpson's Supply" a tract that had been possessed by his maternal grandfather, George Short, and which had been willed to Elizabeth Short.¹

John married Mary [-?-].⁴

John left a will 13 October 1778 in St Mary's Co, Province of Maryland, in which he named his wife Mary, only son John, and daughters Judith Wood, Elizabeth Chappelear, Rebecca Dent, Susan Dent, Tabithy Dent and Sarah Harrison.¹

John Dent died between 13 October 1778 and 12 August 1779 likely in St Mary's Co, Province of Maryland.¹

His estate was probated 12 August 1779 in St Mary's Co, Province of Maryland.¹

John Dent was born circa 1705 likely in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ He was the son of John Dent.^1,2

On 14 Aug 1733 he conveyed to Benjamin Dent "in consideration of natural love and brotherly affection which he hath and beareth towards the said Benjamin Dent" 143 acres of Dent's Inheritance. At the same date he conveyed to Michael Dent "in consideration of natural love and brotherly affection which he hath and beareth towards the said Benjamin Dent" 144 acres of Dent's Inheiritance.¹

On 13 Jun 1753 John and wife Mary sold to Thomas Dent 150 acres of Dent's Inheiritance for payment of 5000 lbs of tobacco. At the same time John and Mary sold 150 acres to Peter Dent, also for 5000 lbs of tobacco.¹

John sold on 7 Aug 1777 21 acres of Dent's Addition to Michael Dent; at the same time he sold 14 acres of the tract to Thomas Dent.¹

John left a will 1 December 1788 in Charles Co, Maryland, John Dent Sinior of Charles County
Bequeathed to son John Dent 200 acres, part of Dents Inheritance and part of Dents Addition to be laid off where his dwelling plantation now lies;
Bequeathed to daughter Mary 100 acres, part of Dents Inheritance and part of Dents Addition, adjoining son John’s part and son Hatch’s part; also one Negro girl named Jin, a bed and furniture along with various items including livestock;
Bequeathed to son Hatch the remaining part of his land in Dents Inheritance and Dents Addition;
Bequeathed to daughter Mary his water mill and hand mill along with the land on which the water mill stands;
Bequeathed to daughter Sarah Clark one Negro boy named Clem;
Bequeathed to four daughters (Tabitha Moreland, Anne Davis, Mary Dent, and Sarah Clark) one Negro woman named Bess or the value of her to be equally divided amongst them;
All remaining estate to be divided among four daughters;
Named Mary Dent executrix 20 Dec 1788.
Witnesses were James Waters, Peter Dent and Charles Albrittain.³

John Dent died between 1 December 1788 and 22 August 1791 likely in Charles Co, Maryland.³

His will was proved 22 August 1791 in Charles Co, Maryland, by Mary Dent, executrix, and witnesses Peter Dent, Charles Allbrittain, and James Watson.³

John Dent was born circa 1737 likely in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ He was the son of John Dent.¹

John married first Violetta Winnett circa 1760 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹

John Dent was named in the will of John Dent as his son 1 December 1788 in Charles Co, Maryland.²

John Dent died before November 1799 in Charles Co, Maryland.¹

John Baptist Dent was born in 1771.¹ He was the son of John Dent and Margaret Dyson.¹

John married [-?-] [-?-] circa 1795 in Rowan Co, North Carolina.¹

John Baptist Dent died in 1816.¹

Lucinda Dent was born 22 January 1780 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Hatch Dent and Judith Poston.¹

Lydia Dent was born 22 December 1739 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of Hatch Dent and Ann Chapman.^4,1

Lydia married first John Dyson, son of Thomas Dyson and Margaret [-?-], circa 1757.^3,5

Lydia Dent witnessed the inventory of John Dyson 30 March 1761 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.⁵



This may be the Lydia Dent who married John Myvert Barber circa 1763 but I have yet to find a record that supports this. I have found no marriage record other that a family tree (by Melissa Thompson Alexander) record stating the marriage with no source. The timing of her marriage to John Dyson and his death circa 1761 suggest this connection is possible. The children's names show no pattern from prior generations in order to provide some indirect evidence. For now, I'll assume they are not the same person.

Lydia Dent was born circa 1680 (estimated from marriage date.)¹ She was the daughter of John Dent and Mary Hatch.^1,2,3

Lydia married Samuel Turner before 1701.¹

Lydia Dent was named in the will of John Dent as his daughter 25 September 1711 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^4,5

Lydia received in her father's will of 25 Sep 1711 100 acres of a tract called "St Ann" in St Mary's County. In her husband's will of 1746, he distributed a tract called "St Anne" to his son Edward.⁵

Lydia Dent was named in the will of Samuel Turner as his wife and co-executor circa 1746 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.⁶

Lydia Dent died after 1746.⁷

Lydia Dent was born circa 1740.

This may be the Lydia Dent who married John Dyson. If so, then Francis Davis would then have been her second marriage after the decease of John circa 1761.

Lydia married Francis Davis 2 December 1764 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^2,3



She appeared on the 1790 federal census of Charles Co, Maryland, on census date 2 Aug 1790. Household of Lyddia Davis: one male >16 and three females.¹

Lydia Dent died after 2 August 1790.

Lydia Dent was born after 1726 (based on being unmarried at home in 1746.)^1,2 She was the daughter of George Dent.¹

Lydia Dent was named in the will of George Dent as his daughter 5 April 1746 in St Mary's Co, Province of Maryland.^2,1

She received a bed and covering in her father's will of 5 Apr 1746 in St Mary's County and was listed as Lidia Dent, apparently single. This might put her birth about 1725-1740.¹

This may be the Lydia Dent who married Francis Davis in 1764, but I have found no record confirming this conjecture.

Lydia Dent was born before 1743 (based on marriage circa 1763.)

Lydia married second John Myvert Barber, son of Edward Barber and Sarah Myvert, circa 1763.¹

This may be the Lydia Dent who married John Dyson circa 1757 but I have yet to find a record that supports this. I have found no marriage record other that a family tree (by Melissa Thompson Alexander) record stating the marriage with no source. The timing of her marriage to John Dyson and his death circa 1761 suggest this connection is possible. The children's names show no pattern from prior generations in order to provide some indirect evidence. For now, I'll assume they are not the same person.

Lydia Dent was named in the will of John Myvert Barber as his wife and executrix 30 November 1802 in St Mary's Co, Maryland.²

Lydia Dent was named in the proving of John Myvert Barber's will 7 September 1803 in St Mary's Co, Maryland.³

Lydia Dent died likely between 7 September 1803 and 12 February 1806 because there was no mention of her in the final distribution of the estate of husband John; only children were listed.^2,4

Mary Dent was born 13 April 1732 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Hatch Dent and Ann Chapman.^2,1

Mary Dent was born before 1726 (based on being married in 1746.)¹ She was the daughter of George Dent.²

Mary married James Armstrong.²

Mary Dent was named in the will of George Dent as his daughter 5 April 1746 in St Mary's Co, Province of Maryland.^1,2

Mary Dent was born circa 1681. She was the daughter of John Dent and Mary Hatch.^1,2

Mary Dent was named in the will of John Dent as his daughter 25 September 1711 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^3,1

Mary Dent was born 5 October 1782 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Hatch Dent and Judith Poston.¹

Mary Dent was born likely circa 1756 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of John Dent.¹

Mary Dent was named in the will of John Dent as his daughter 1 December 1788 in Charles Co, Maryland.²

Mary Dent was named in the proving of John Dent's will 22 August 1791 in Charles Co, Maryland.²

Michael Dent was the son of John Dent and Mary Hatch.^1,2

Michael Dent died before 25 September 1711 (not named in father's will.)³

Michael Dent was born in 1712 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.² He was the son of John Dent.¹





In a deposition of Jun 1779, made in Charles County, he stated he was 66.²

Peter Dent was the son of John Dent and Mary Hatch.^1,2

Peter Dent was named in the will of John Dent as his son 25 September 1711 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^3,4

Peter Dent was born circa 1727 (based on being unmarried young son in 1746.)² He was the son of George Dent.¹

Peter Dent was named in the will of George Dent as his son 5 April 1746 in St Mary's Co, Province of Maryland.^2,1

Peter Dent was born in 1718 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ He was the son of John Dent.¹



Peter Dent was named in the proving of John Dent's will 22 August 1791 in Charles Co, Maryland.²

Rebeckah Dent was born 2 December 1764 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of John Dent and Margaret Dyson.¹

Rhoda Dent was born 4 November 1744 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Hatch Dent and Ann Chapman.^2,1

Rhoda married William Turner, son of Edward Turner and Elinor Wilson, 1 July 1764 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.³

Rhoda Dent was named in the will of Hatch Dent as his daughter 19 May 1781 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.⁴

Sarah Dent was born likely circa 1754.¹ She was the daughter of John Dent.¹

Sarah Dent was named in the will of John Dent as his daughter 1 December 1788 in Charles Co, Maryland.²

Sarah and John removed first to Rockingham County, Virginia, then to Indiana.¹

Sarah Dent died in 1830 in Indiana perhaps in Clark County or Scott County.¹

Tabitha Dent was born in 1742 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of John Dent.¹

Tabitha Dent was named in the will of John Dent as his daughter 1 December 1788 in Charles Co, Maryland.²

Thomas Dent was born circa 1727 (based on being unmarried young son in 1746.)² He was the son of George Dent.¹

Thomas Dent was named in the will of George Dent as his son 5 April 1746 in St Mary's Co, Province of Maryland.^2,1

Thomas Dent was born circa 1715 likely in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.¹ He was the son of John Dent.¹

Thomas Hatch Dent was born 23 July 1760 in Trinity Parish, Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^1,2 He was the son of John Dent and Margaret Dyson.¹

Thomas Hatch Dent was named in the will of Hatch Dent as an heir-at-law 19 May 1781 in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.³

He removed to Rowan County, North Carolina, circa 1795.² Thomas Hatch Dent and Anne Trott were subject to a marriage bond 21 November 1796 in Rowan Co, North Carolina.¹

Thomas Hatch Dent died before May 1817 in Rowan Co, North Carolina.^1,2

Townsend Dent was born in 1776.¹ He was the son of John Dent and Margaret Dyson.¹

Townsend married Mary Hightower in May 1797 in Rowan Co, North Carolina.¹

William Dent was born circa 1727 (based on being unmarried young son in 1746.)² He was the son of George Dent.¹

William Dent was named in the will of George Dent as his son 5 April 1746 in St Mary's Co, Province of Maryland.^2,1

James Denton was born circa 1770.¹

James married Winifred Alley, daughter of Shadrick Alley and Mary Price, in 1791 in Prince George Co, Virginia.¹

James Denton died in 1855.¹

Jacobús married Magdalena Bagúer.¹

Edwin Landis Detweiler was born in August 1860 in Virginia.^2,1

Edwin married first Elvira P Lawrence between 1892 and 1893.¹

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, enumerated 4 June 1900. Edwin L Detwiler (39), Elvira P (wif - 33), Ruth (dau - 5), E Laurence (son - 3), Charles P (son - 10/12), Mary M Bailey (serv - 15), and Theodore Neal (serv - 15), residing in Herndon where Edwin L was a physician who owned his home free of mortgage.¹

Edwin married second Imogene Elizabeth "Genie" Stoy, daughter of Charles Stoy and Phoebe Ann Kelley, 9 October 1912 in Richmond, Virginia.³

Edwin Landis Detweiler died 29 February 1916 in Dranesville (near), Fairfax Co, Virginia, at age 55.^4,2

Edwin was buried in Chestnut Grove Cemetery, Herndon, Fairfax Co, Virginia.^2,5

Filora DeWitt was born in March 1878 in Ohio.¹ She was the daughter of Fleming DeWitt and Lucinda Jane "Jennie" Caylor.²

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Jay Co, Indiana, in her parent's household.¹

Fleming DeWitt was born 14 March 1852 in Fayette Co, Ohio.⁴

Fleming married Lucinda Jane "Jennie" Caylor, daughter of Peter Caylor and Rhoda Smith, 20 September 1874 in Fayette Co, Ohio.⁵

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Fayette Co, Ohio, enumerated 9 June 1880. Household: Fleming Dewitt (28), Jane (wif - 24), George (son - 4), and Ida (dau - 2), residing in Wayne Township where Fleming was a farmer.¹

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Jay Co, Indiana, enumerated 3 June 1900. Household: Fleming F Dewitt (48), Jennie (wif - 44), Filora (dau - 22), Ray (son - 12), Willie (son - 6), and Paul (son - 2/12), residing in Richland Township, Red Key, where Fleming F was a laborer who rented his home.²

He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Clark Co, Ohio, enumerated 6 January 1920. Household: Fleming Dewitt (66), Jennie (wif - 63), Paul (son - 20), and Waldon (son - 18), residing at 707 Kelly Avenue, Springfield, where Fleming was a trucker for a road roller plant [compactor].³

Fleming DeWitt died 29 December 1929 at age 77.⁴

Fleming was buried in Ferncliff Cemetery, Springfield, Clark Co, Ohio.⁴

George DeWitt was born 7 July 1875 in Wayne Township, Fayette Co, Ohio.^1,2 He was the son of Fleming DeWitt and Lucinda Jane "Jennie" Caylor.^1,2

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Fayette Co, Ohio, in his parent's household.¹

Ida DeWitt was born 7 September 1876 in Wayne Township, Fayette Co, Ohio.^2,3,1 She was the daughter of Fleming DeWitt and Lucinda Jane "Jennie" Caylor.^2,3

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Fayette Co, Ohio, in her parent's household.¹

Paul DeWitt was born in March 1900 in Ohio.^2,1 He was the son of Fleming DeWitt and Lucinda Jane "Jennie" Caylor.²

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Jay Co, Indiana, in his parent's household.¹ Paul DeWitt appeared on the 1920 federal census of Clark Co, Ohio, in his parent's household; he worked as an assembler at a tool works.²

Ray Vernon DeWitt was born 1 April 1888 in Indiana.^1,2 He was the son of Fleming DeWitt and Lucinda Jane "Jennie" Caylor.¹

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Jay Co, Indiana, in his parent's household.¹

He saw military service when he was a private in the infantry during WWI.²

Ray Vernon DeWitt died 10 May 1963 at age 75.²

Ray was buried in Ferncliff Cemetery, Springfield, Clark Co, Ohio.²

Viola DeWitt was born 10 February 1882 in Wayne Township, Fayette Co, Ohio.¹ She was the daughter of Fleming DeWitt and Lucinda Jane "Jennie" Caylor.¹

Waldon DeWitt was born 23 July 1903 in Indiana.^1,2 He was the son of Fleming DeWitt and Lucinda Jane "Jennie" Caylor.¹ Waldon DeWitt appeared on the 1920 federal census of Clark Co, Ohio, in his parent's household; he was a lathe hand for a gas engine manufacturer.¹

His Social Security Number was 283-18-8471, issued before 1951 in Ohio.²

Waldon DeWitt died 20 September 1980 at age 77³. He resided in Springfield, Clark Co, Ohio, at the time of his death.²

Waldon was buried in Ferncliff Cemetery, Springfield, Clark Co, Ohio.³

Willie DeWitt was born in June 1893 in Ohio.¹ He was the son of Fleming DeWitt and Lucinda Jane "Jennie" Caylor.¹

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Jay Co, Indiana, in his parent's household.¹

[-?-] DeWitt was born in February 1896 in Washington Court House, Fayette Co, Ohio.¹ He was the son of Fleming DeWitt and Lucinda Jane "Jennie" Caylor.¹

Caroline Dillard was born 21 August 1817 in Buncombe Co, North Carolina.¹

Caroline married William McDowell Lambert 2 March 1837.¹

Caroline Dillard died 30 December 1842 in Franklin, Macon Co, North Carolina, at age 25.²

Aaron married Elizabeth Rutan, daughter of Samuel Rutan and Eleanor Bedell.¹

Amos Dille was born in 1789.¹

Amos married Anne DeCamp, daughter of Moses DeCamp and Martha Rutan.¹

Amos Dille died in 1845.¹

John Rutan Dille was the son of Aaron Dille and Elizabeth Rutan.¹

John married Nancy Rogers.¹

Paul A DiMarzo is the son of Paul DiMarzo Jr and Anna Louise Etcher.¹

Paul DiMarzo Jr was born between 1902 and 1903.²

Paul married Anna Louise Etcher, daughter of Peter Jefferson Etcher and Sarah Ann Rochford, 16 February 1927 in The Nativity Chapel, Washington, DC, (by Rev Enoch M Thompson.)^2,3

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Washington, DC, enumerated June 1930. Household: Paul DiMarzo (28), Anna L (wif - 23), Paul A (son - 11/12), and Mary E Walters (sil - 18), where Paul was an auto mechanic for the Washington Railway who owned his home valued at $5,500 and had a radio.¹

Paul DiMarzo Jr was listed as informant on the death certificate of Anna Louise Etcher.³

Brandee Alison Dishner is the daughter of Jess Allen Dishner and Kathy Lee Stoy.¹

Brittney Caylor Dishner is the daughter of Jess Allen Dishner and Kathy Lee Stoy.¹

Marge Disson was born in Indiana.¹

Marge married Jacob May in Iowa.¹

Mary Jane Divens was born in January 1847 in Ohio.^6,2

Mary married John A Wright, son of Anthony Wayne Wright and Mary "Polly" Caylor, between 1871 and 1872.^6,2

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Fayette Co, Ohio, in the household of John A Wright.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Fayette Co, Ohio, in the household of John A Wright, where two of her three children were alive in 1900.²

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Fayette Co, Ohio, in the household of John A Wright, where two of her three children were alive in 1910.³

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Fayette Co, Ohio, in the household of John A Wright.⁴

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Fayette Co, Ohio, in the household of John A Wright.⁵

Mary Jane Divens died in 1934.⁶

Mary was buried in Good Hope Cemetery, Wayne Township, Fayette Co, Ohio.⁶

Edith Dixon was born 9 November 1878 in Canada.^5,6 She was the daughter of James Dixon.²

Edith married George Franklin Caylor, son of George Henry Caylor and Ann Amelia "Annie" Sexton, 28 July 1909 in Fairfax Co, Virginia.^1,7

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in the household of George Franklin Caylor.²

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of George Franklin Caylor.³

She was mentioned in the obituary of George Franklin Caylor 29 October 1925.^8,9

On 29 Nov 1928 a fire in Purcellville destroyed the Case Brothers' lumber yard, but the nearby home of Mrs G F Caylor was saved by firemen from Purcellville and Leesburg.¹⁰

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 30 April 1930. Household: Edith D Caylor (46), G Marion (son - 19), and A Elizabeth (dau - 15), residing in the Mt Gilead district, Purcellville town.⁴

Edith Dixon died 16 November 1963 in Loudoun County Hospital, Leesburg, Loudoun Co, Virginia, at age 85.^5,11

Her obituary stated: "On Saturday, November 16, 1963, at Loudoun County Hospital, Leesburg, Va, Edith D Caylor, age 85 of 303 Church Rd, Sterling, Va, wife of the late George F Caylor; mother of Marion Caylor and Elizabeth Page of Sterling, Va; grandmother of George Richard Caylor of Manassas, Va, Mary Gardner of Arlington Va, and Ernest G Caylor Sterling, Va; great-grandmother of Kevin Gardner and Cynthia Caylor. Survived by four nieces and one nephew in Binghampton, NY. . . ."¹¹

Edith was buried 18 November 1963 in Sterling Cemetery, Sterling, Loudoun Co, Virginia.¹¹

James Dixon was born between 1849 and 1850 in England.¹

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in the household of George Franklin Caylor, his son-in-law.¹

Jennie married Robert Griffin.¹

George Doan was born circa 1730 (estimated.)¹

George married Luce Kinnan, daughter of Joseph Kinnan and Anne [-?-], circa 27 October 1756 in Monmouth Co, Province of New Jersey.¹

Lizzie married Jas C Fisher.¹

Jasper Clyde Dobson was born 19 July 1882 in Tennessee.^1,4

Jasper married Mary S Stafford, daughter of Edward Lukens Stafford and Emma Louisa Shaw, between 1908 and 1909.¹

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Duval Co, Florida, enumerated 19 April 1910. Household: J C Dobson (26) and Mary (wif - 25), residing at 620 Tallyrand Avenue, Jacksonville, where he was a compositor for a printing office.¹

Jasper registered for the World War I Selective Service Draft 12 September 1918 in Green Cove Springs, Clay Co, Florida, where he lived in Orange Park and worked as a shipping clerk. He named Mary S Dobson as nearest relative; medium height, slender build, had grey eyes and two toes were missing on his right foot.⁴

He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Clay Co, Florida, enumerated 8 January 1920. Household: Jasper C Dobson (35) and Mary (wif - 35), residing on River Blvd, Orange Park, where he was delivery man for a printing firm.²

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Clay Co, Florida, enumerated 10 April 1930. Household: Clyde J Dobson (47), Mary (wif - 46), William (son - 8), and Emma Stoford (lodger - 80), residing in Orange Park where Clyde was a printer.³

Jasper Clyde Dobson died in 1956.⁵

Jasper was buried in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park, Tampa, Hillsborough Co, Florida.⁵

Janet Cornell Dockendorff is the daughter of Noyes Cornell Dockendorff and Isabel Janet Goldthwaite.¹

John Eufemio Dockendorff was born 20 March 1866 in Lima, Peru.^1,3,4,5 He immigrated in 1875 to the United States, however, because his parents were citizens, he was also.¹

Jno E was a resident of New York City and age 33 at his marriage; Mrs Florence Stallings was a resident of Augusta, Georgia, age 26, and this was her second marriage.⁶ John and an unknown person obtained a marriage license 31 January 1900 in Bibb Co, Georgia.⁷

John married second Florence Cornell, daughter of Clarence H Cornell and Elizabeth Noyes, 1 February 1900 in Macon, Bibb Co, Georgia, (ceremony performed by Robert R White.)^8,1,9

He appeared on the 1 June 1905 state census of New York Co, New York. Household: John E Duckendorff (39), Florence (wif - 31), John E Jr (son - 2/12), Persis Stallings (dau - 13), residing at West 86th Street, Manhattan, where John E was a banker.²

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Westchester Co, New York, enumerated 15 April 1910. Household: John E Dockindorff (44), Florence (wif - 36), Persis Stallings (stepdau - 18), John E (son - 5), Cornell (son - 3), and three servants, residing on Bayside Avenue, Larchmont village, where John was a banker.¹

J E Dockendoff ran into a lot of payoff and bribery issues during his ownership of the Black Diamond Steamship compnay. The cited newspaper item is just one example of "cooking the books" and there are many more news items in The Evening Star of Washington DC for more serious matters.¹⁰

John Eufemio Dockendorff died 2 April 1934 in his home, Mayfair House, 610 Park Ave, New York City, New York, at age 68.³

His obituary stated: "John E Dockendorff, president of the American Diamond Lines, Inc, and the Black Diamond Steamship Corporation, died following a long illness of bronchial-pneumonia yesterday morning at 10:30 o'clock at Mayfair House, 610 Park Avenue, where he made his home. He was 68 years old. . . . Mr Dockendorff was born in Lima, Peru, on March 20, 1866, the son of John and Caroline (Fanning) Dockendorff. His father went from Maine to Peru to engage in business. When the family returned to the United States Mr Dockendorff entered the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, from which he was graduated in 1885. Later he attended the Sheffield Scientific School at Yale, from which he was graduated in 1888. . . . He is survived by his widow, who was the former Miss Florence Cornell of Macon, Ga, and two sons, John E Dockendorff Jr and Noyes Cornell Dockendorff. . . ."³

The probate of John Dockendorff's will indicated an estate with gross assets of about $170,000 and net, a deficit. The trust estate was to go to his wife, Florence Cornell Dockendorff and sons John E Dockendorff, Jr and Noyes Cornell Dockendorff, both of New York City. Noyes Cornell was one of the executors.^11,12

John Eufemio Dockendorff Jr was born 3 April 1905 in Manhattan, New York Co, New York.^2,3,4 He was the son of John Eufemio Dockendorff and Florence Cornell.^2,5

He appeared on the 1 June 1905 state census of New York Co, New York, in the household of John Eufemio Dockendorff, with his parents.¹

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Westchester Co, New York, in his parent's household.²

He was mentioned in the obituary of John Eufemio Dockendorff 3 April 1934.⁶



John Eufemio Dockendorff Jr died in June 1973 at age 68.

John Goldthwaite Dockendorff is the son of Noyes Cornell Dockendorff and Isabel Janet Goldthwaite.¹

Noyes Cornell Dockendorff was born 15 October 1906 in New York.^1,2 He was the son of John Eufemio Dockendorff and Florence Cornell.^1,3

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Westchester Co, New York, in his parent's household.¹

He was mentioned in the obituary of John Eufemio Dockendorff 3 April 1934.⁴



An engagement announcement 9 May 1944 stated: "Brig Gen Ralph H Goldthwaite, USA, and Mrs Agnes Pruyn Goldthwaite of San Francisco have announced here the engagement of their daughter, Isabel Janet, to Lieut Noyes Cornell Dockendorff, JSNR, son of Mrs John E Dockendorff of Cos Cob, Conn, and the late Mr Dockendorff of New York. The prospective bride attended Miss Burke's School in San Francisco and was graduated from Stanford University. She is residing in this city, where she is with a radio network. Lieutenant Dockendorff is an alumnus of the Taft School and Yale University and is a member of the Yale Club of New York and the West Side Tennis Club, Forest Hills. He is the brother of Mrs Robert A Young and John E Dockendorff of Weston, Conn."⁷

Noyes married Isabel Janet Goldthwaite.^8,9

His Social Security Number was 056-10-1259, issued before 1951 in New York.¹⁰

Noyes Cornell Dockendorff died 9 January 2003 in Concord, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, at age 96.⁸

His obituary stated: "In Concord, formerly of New Canaan, CT, Jan 9, husband of Isabel Janet (Goldthwaite). Father of John G Dockendorff of Minneapolis, MN, Janet Ballou and her husband Fred of Sudbury. Grandfather of Abigail and Caleb Ballou, both of Sudbury. . . . Navy Veteran WWII."⁸

John married Elizabeth Ann Forsythe.²

He appeared on the 1860 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 19 September 1860. Household: John B Dodd (22), Eliza A (22), and Laura A (2/12), residing in the Southern district, Leesburg post office, where John B was a farmer with personal property valued at $160.¹

Laura A Dodd was born in April 1860 in Virginia.³ She was the daughter of John B Dodd and Elizabeth Ann Forsythe.³

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Wesley Jenkins.¹ Laura A Dodd appeared on the 1880 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Charles T Jenkins, her step-father.²

June L Dodson was born 6 June 1887 in McMinn Co, Tennessee.^4,5,6 She was the daughter of William C Dodson and Caroline Ballard.⁵

June married Bina Crawford Young Jr, son of Bina Crawford Young and Ella Elizabeth Rudd, between 1905 and 1906.⁴ June L Dodson appeared on the 1910 federal census of Monroe Co, Tennessee, in the household of Bina Crawford Young Jr; her one child was alive in 1910.¹ June L Dodson was listed in the WWI draft registration record of Bina Crawford Young Jr 12 September 1918.⁷

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Monroe Co, Tennessee, in the household of Bina Crawford Young Jr.²

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Hamilton Co, Tennessee, in the household of Bina Crawford Young Jr.³

She was mentioned in the obituary of Bina Crawford Young Jr 2 April 1944.⁸

June L Dodson died 8 April 1956 in Knoxville, Knox Co, Tennessee, at age 68.⁵

Her obituary stated: "Young - Mrs June Dodson, 69, widow of Bina C Young, died Saturday afternoon in Knoxville, where she had made her home eight years. She was born in McMinn County, the daughter of the late William C Dodson and Mrs Caroline Ballard Dodson. She was a member of Sweetwater Presbyterian Church. She is survived by her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Young, Knoxville; son Glenn Young, Mountain Home, Tenn; two sisters, Mrs J A Rayl, Tampa, Fla, and Mrs R H Gibbins, Fountain City, Tenn; brother, Frank Dodson, Athens. . . ."⁵

June was buried 10 April 1956 in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Athens, McMinn Co, Tennessee.^5,9

William married Caroline Ballard.¹

Lizzie married Reuben Bridwell, son of Samuel Bridwell and Hannah Clough, 3 September 1882 in Morgan Co, Illinois.¹

Margaret married Walter R Hesser, son of James Oscar Hesser and Maggie Van Epern, 17 January 1940 in Pella Church, Adams, Gage Co, Nebraska.¹

James married Flo Ettie Houser, daughter of William Thomas Houser and Sarah Elizabeth Benge, 13 February 1896 in Centerville, Appanoose Co, Iowa.¹

John married Sarah Emma Taylor, daughter of Robert Taylor and Rebecca Caylor, 24 August 1899 in Grant Co, Indiana.^1,2

John J "Jack" Dolan was listed in records of the death of Sarah Emma Taylor 28 July 1940.¹

Helen R Doll was born between 1903 and 1904 in New York.¹

Helen married Maurice Ward, son of Thomas P Ward and Charlotte Bathgate, 12 January 1924 in Bronx Co, New York, (certificate 738.)^2,1

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Bronx Co, New York, in the household of Maurice Ward.¹

[-?-] married Helen Rose, daughter of Lewis Edward Rose and Rhua J Lyon.¹

Alice Catherine Donnelly was born in 1891 in New York.^1,2

Alice married Dr Claude Carlisle Caylor, son of Joseph John Caylor and Edith Cockerille, 18 November 1914 in St Stephens Catholic Church, Washington, DC, (a marriage announcement stated: "After a courtship lasting five years, Dr Claude Carlisle Caylor, chief of the X-ray department at Providence Hospital, and Miss Alice Donnelly, a nurse of the hospital, were married. . . by Father James Donnelly. . . . ." Another announcement stated: "The marriage of Miss Alice C Donnelly, of Scranton, Pa, and Dr Claude Carlyle Caylor, of this city was solemnized Wednesday morning at St Stephen's Church with nuptial mass. The Rev James F Donnelly, of Scranton, Pa, uncle of the bride, performed the ceremony. The Rev [?] Winters of Scranton, Pa, cousin of the bride, and the Rev J Cassidy were in the sanctuary. The bride was becomingly gowned in a brown traveling suit with a large picture hat. Miss Catherine C Crowley was the bridesmaid, and Dr Michael Haley was the best man. The ceremony was attended by a large number of friends and acquaintances. Immediately after the ceremony breakfast was served for the bridal party at the Raleigh Hotel, the bridal couple left on an early train for an extended trip in the North.")^1,3,4

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Washington, DC, in the household of Dr Claude Carlisle Caylor.¹

Alice Catherine Donnelly died 21 November 1926 in Providence Hospital, Washington, DC, (likely as a result of childbirth.)^5,2

Alice was buried 24 November 1926 in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Suitland, Prince George's Co, Maryland.²

Linnie Elizabeth Donohoe was born 2 January 1883 in Virginia.^1,2

Linnie married Tyler Fenton Maffett, son of Peter Fenton Maffett and Ellen Virginia Davis, between 1914 and 1915.¹

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in the household of Tyler Fenton Maffett.¹

Her obituary stated: ". . .of Falls Church. . . ."³

Nancy L Dooley was born 22 May 1818 in South Carolina.^5,6

Nancy married William Coleman Alley, son of William Wilburn Alley and Martha Jane Poston, 3 October 1838 in Habersham Co, Georgia.^7,8

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Habersham Co, Georgia, in the household of William Coleman Alley.¹

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of White Co, Georgia, in the household of William Coleman Alley.²

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of White Co, Georgia, in the household of William Coleman Alley.³

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of White Co, Georgia, in the household of William Coleman Alley.⁴

Nancy L Dooley died 10 May 1885 in Georgia at age 66.^5,6

Nancy was buried in Old Clarkesville Cemetery, Clarkesville, Habersham Co, Georgia.⁶

Zetta married Carlos Fletcher Beers 4 July 1897.¹

Zetta Doolittle died in 1926.¹

Carolyn Doran is the daughter of Pat Doran and Veda Hyatt.¹

Raymond Leslie Doran was born 21 February 1925.

Raymond Leslie Doran died 3 April 2003 at age 78.

Raymond was buried in Saint Luke Cemetery, Beecker, Will Co, Illinois.

Theora married Lester Thayne.¹

Clarnce T Dorrell was born between 1870 and 1871 in Virginia.¹

Clarnce married Martha E Presgraves, daughter of Burr W Presgraves and Rose Ellen Havener, between 1928 and 1929.¹

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 12 April 1930. Household: Clarnce T Dorrell (49), Martha E (wif - 54), and Virginia T Havener (aunt - 80), residing in Broad Run district where he was a farmer.¹

Walter married Sarah B Stonestreet, daughter of Basil Stonestreet and Elizabeth [-?-].¹

Amelia M Dorsey was born between 1804 and 1805 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.³

Amelia married James Whaley.⁵

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of James Whaley.²

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of James Whaley.³

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of James Whaley.⁴

Drucilla Dotson was born between 1833 and 1834 in Virginia.¹

Drucilla married first [-?-] Mitchell.²

Drucilla married second Simeon Simpson Sayre, son of Montgomery Sayre and Sarah Tharp, 3 September 1879.^1,2

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Harrison Co, West Virginia, in the household of Simeon Simpson Sayre.¹

Sarah married John Clark.¹

Margaret E "Maggie" Dougherty was born in November 1857 in Pennsylvania (said to be age 84 on death certificate.)^1,3 She was the daughter of James Dougherty.³

Margaret married Maurice Stoy, son of John Stoy and Rebecca H Fish, in 1888 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, (license 23080.)^4,1,5

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Atlantic Co, New Jersey, in the household of Maurice Stoy, where she had no children.¹

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Maurice Stoy, where she had no children.²

Margaret E "Maggie" Dougherty died 16 July 1940 in Lansdown Borough, Delaware Co, Pennsylvania, at age 82³ and had the following medical condition noted at death: generalized arterio-sclerosis.³

Margaret was buried 19 July 1940 in Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.³

Jonathan Douglass was born perhaps in 1715.

Jonathan was married perhaps in 1740 (based on daughter Naomi's birth date.)¹

Jonathan and Jemima were of Augusta County, Virginia, and later of Sullivan County, Tennessee.¹

Nicholas Maese and wife Ann sold 34 acres on a branch of Broad Run (a branch of the North Fork of the Shenandoah River) near Linvell's Creek in Augusta County to Michael and George Kinder on 16 Nov 1762, noting that this was part of 400 acres surveyed for Thomas Beal and conveyed to Jonathan Douglas 3 Jul 1750.²

On 2 Jul 1755 Jonathan Douglass purchased 400 acres on a branch of Broad Run on a "draft of Brock's Creek" in Augusta County, Virginia, from Thomas Beall of Frederick County, Maryland. Thomas was noted as a planter and Jonathan as a weaver.³

Jonathan Douglass was witness to the will of John Harrison Jr in Augusta County 23 Aug 1758 and he proved the will 16 Nov 1763.⁴

On 19 Aug 1760 Jonathan Douglas and Jemima sold 160 acres on Broad Run near Linvell's Creek, to Nicholos Mase for 15 pounds. This was part of 400 acres suurveyed for Thos Beal and conveyed to Jonathan in 1755.⁵

He was witness to a deed on 9 Nov 1760 in which John and Lydde Wright and John and Margaret Cravens sold 510 acres at the head of the east fork of Cook's Creek and a "draft of Smith's Creek" to Daniel Pouder for 40 pounds.⁶

John Douglass purchased items from the sale of the estate of William Claypole - recorded at Augusta County court 19 Aug 1761 by Mary Jackson (late Mary Claypole.)⁷

In Augusta County on 18 Nov 1761, Jonathan Douglass and Jemima sold to Patrick Quin, for 20 pounds, 350 acres at the head of Broad Run, a branch of the North River of the Shenandoah, part of two tracts, one of 400 acres patented to Jonathan 11 Jul 1761; the other of 400 acres also patented to Jonathan, adjoining the first tract. Broad Run is a stream in today's Augusta County, located about two miles west of Stokesville with Broad Run joining the North River 500 feet north of the Staunton Reservoir and running northwest to its head about two miles.⁸

He was a witness to a deed 19 Apr 1763 wherein William and Mary McMullin sold to John Hinds 120 acres on Woods Creek, a north branch of the North River.⁹

Jonathan sold to Daniel Harrison on 23 Jun 1763 306 acres for 40 pounds, part of two tracts of 400 acres each (Nicholas and Henry Mace and Patrick Quin possessed the other part), the one tract granted to Jonathan by Thomas Beal of Frederick County, Maryland, in 1755; the other patented to Jonathan 11 Jul 1761 on the head of Broad Run whereon Jonathan then lived. A mortgage was arranged.¹⁰

He was a witness to a deed 20 May 1765 where James and Sarah Thomas sold to Reece Thomas property conveyed to James by Reece Thomas, deceased, father of James and Reece.¹¹

Jonathan failed to pay the mortgage debt on the property conveyed 23 Jun1763 to Daniel Harrison so Daniel brought bill in Augusta County Court with a decree rendered 25 Mar 1769 and Harrison sold the land to Felix Gilbert. It seems likely that this is about the time that Jonathan and family migrated south to the Carter's Valley area of western North Carolina.¹²

Jonathan was granted 200 acres in Carter's Valley, Sullivan County, Tennessee, 10 Nov 1784 (grant # 335, Book 69:189.)¹³

Jonathan Douglass was born 25 April 1751 in Linville Creek, Augusta Co, Virginia Colony.¹ He was the son of Jonathan Douglass and Jemima [-?-].²

Jonathan married first Mary Young, daughter of Robert Young Sr and Mary [-?-], 12 August 1773.¹

Jonathan Douglass was listed in records of the death of Robert Young Jr between 20 October 1804 and May 1806.²

Jonathan married second Elizabeth Doyle 26 January 1809.¹

Jonathan Douglass died 9 November 1840 in Calhoun Co, Alabama, at age 89.¹

Jonathan Douglass was born 20 May 1791.¹ He was the son of Jonathan Douglass and Mary Young.¹ Jonathan and Jane Crockett "Jenny" Young obtained a marriage license 31 July 1816 in Washington Co, Tennessee.²

Jonathan married Jane Crockett "Jenny" Young, daughter of Joseph Young and Esther Crockett, 5 August 1816 in Washington Co, Tennessee, (J C Harris, MG, performed the marriage.)^3,4

Jonathan Douglass died 21 June 1841 at age 50.¹

Naomi "Amy" Douglass was born in 1743 (inscribed on tombstone.)^1,2 She was the daughter of Jonathan Douglass and Jemima [-?-].³

Naomi married Valentine Sevier, son of Valentine Sevier and Joanna Goade.^3,4

She applied for a pension 1 May 1837 in Greene County, Tennessee, where she lived with John Rector (a son-in-law), that was a result of Valentine's Revolutionary War service.^5,4,6

Naomi "Amy" Douglass died 17 June 1844 likely in Greene Co, Tennessee, (inscribed on tombstone.)^4,1

Naomi was buried in Cedar Hill Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Cedar Hill, Greene Co, Tennessee.^1,2

Phebe Douglass was born circa 1743 in Virginia Colony.¹ She was the daughter of Jonathan Douglass and Jemima [-?-].¹

Phebe married Robert Young Jr, son of Robert Young Sr and Mary [-?-].¹

Phebe Douglass was listed in records of the death of Robert Young Jr between 20 October 1804 and May 1806.¹

Phebe left a will 26 February 1810 in Washington Co, Tennessee.²

Phebe Douglass died between 27 February 1810 and 31 May 1810 in Washington Co, Tennessee.¹

Her will was proved in May 1810 in Washington Co, Tennessee.³

Edward Dount was born in December 1875 in Pennsylvania.¹

Edward married Della Ossie Summers, daughter of David Summers and Alice Lucas, between 1897 and 1898.¹

Amily Dove was the daughter of Joseph Dove.¹

Ann Dove was the daughter of Joseph Dove.¹