Henry Dixson, Jr.: The Lost Creek Settlement

Pioneer Histories

Family Research

Community Links

Print Bookmark

1790 - 1840 (50 years)

More detail

Generation: 1

1.	Henry Dixson, Jr. was born 24 Apr 1790 (son of Henry Dixson and Elizabeth Ramey); died 24 Oct 1840, Greene, Indiana, USA. Henry married Elizabeth Dixson. Elizabeth was born Abt 1798, Ohio, USA. [Group Sheet] Children: John H. Dixson was born 1822, Indiana, USA.

Generation: 2

2.	Henry Dixson was born 14 Sep 1771 (son of Solomon Dixson and Sarah Pryor); died 1812, Tennessee, USA. Henry married Elizabeth Ramey 10 Jun 1799, Wilkes, Georgia, USA. Elizabeth died , USA. [Group Sheet]

3.
Elizabeth Ramey died , USA.
Children:

1. Henry Dixson, Jr. was born 24 Apr 1790; died 24 Oct 1840, Greene, Indiana, USA.

Generation: 3

4.	Solomon Dixson was born 4 Oct 1721, New Castle, New Castle, Delaware, USA; died 11 Mar 1798, Columbia, Georgia, USA. Solomon married Sarah Pryor 30 Nov 1758, Chester, Pennsylvania, USA. Sarah was born 1735, Chester, Pennsylvania, USA; died 11 Mar 1788, Loudoun, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet]

Sarah Pryor was born 1735, Chester, Pennsylvania, USA; died 11 Mar 1788, Loudoun, Virginia, USA.

Children:

2. Henry Dixson was born 14 Sep 1771; died 1812, Tennessee, USA.
Eli Dixson was born 14 Aug 1769, Virginia, USA; died 9 Mar 1836, Greene, Indiana, USA.

This site maintained by Jim Shepard, Larry and Vicki Russell................All Rights Reserved © 2010-2024.
For the privacy protection of living indiduals, full names are replaced by initials and no personal data is displayed.

Due to the nature of transcription and potential human error we cannot guarantee the information presented is 100% accurate. Every effort was made to ensure the quality of material presented. The information presented is not intended to be used as a source document. Instead the information is a place to find clues and information to aid in further research. You are strongly encouraged to check the primary source for accuracy and validity as mistakes are made by all of us (especially the early record keepers). If you find an error or discrepancy in the information provided, please contact the webmasters. We will then make an attempt to correct the error or note your discrepancy along with the original data. We do not change history, therefore we will not change our original transcriptions unless we are absolutely certain that the data posted is a transcription error.