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William Jones¹

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Event	Date	Description
Marriage	1 Oct 1795	He married Elizabeth Buckner, daughter of Richard Buckner, on 1 Oct 1795.1,2
Death	15 Apr 1818	He died on 15 Apr 1818 in King George County, Virginia.3,2,4
Burial		He was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, King George County, Virginia.3

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Elizabeth Buckner¹

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Event	Date	Description
Marriage	1 Oct 1795	She married William Jones on 1 Oct 1795.1,2
Death	22 Feb 1818	She died on 22 Feb 1818 in Virginia.3,2

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Thomas James¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	about 1805	He was born about 1805.2
Marriage	7 Oct 1826	He married Elizabeth Higdon, daughter of Charles Higdon and Elizabeth Michell, on 7 Oct 1826 in King George County, Virginia.3
Death	1851	He died in 1851 in Virginia.4

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Elizabeth Higdon¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	about 1800	She was born about 1800.3
Marriage	7 Oct 1826	She married Thomas James on 7 Oct 1826 in King George County, Virginia.4

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Lelia Madison Dishman¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	4 Mar 1845	She was born on 4 Mar 1845 in King George County, Virginia.1
Death	1 Jan 1847	She died on 1 Jan 1847 in King George County, Virginia, at age 1.1

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Julia Augusta Dishman¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	21 Jan 1847 or 26 Jan 1847	She was born on 21 Jan 1847 or 26 Jan 1847 in King George County, Virginia.1,2
Marriage	say 1865	She married Robert G. Clarke say 1865 in Virginia.3
Death	18 Mar 1876	She died on 18 Mar 1876 in Virginia.1
Burial		She was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, King George County, Virginia.3

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Event	Date	Description
Census1850	1 Jun 1850	She was listed as a household member living with Addison Thornton Dishman on the 1850 census in King George County, Virginia.4
Census1860	1 Jun 1860	She was listed as a household member living with Addison Thornton Dishman on the 1860 census in Edge Hill, King George County, Virginia.5

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Asbury Cookman Dishman¹

Asbury Cookman Dishman

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	24 Aug 1849	He was born on 24 Aug 1849 in King George County, Virginia.1
Marriage	28 Sep 1871	He married Julia Calvert Alexander Potts, daughter of Hezekiah Potts and Ann Moore Price, on 28 Sep 1871 in Pharsalia, King George County, Virginia.2,3
Death	1 May 1875	He died intestate on 1 May 1875 in King George County, Virginia, at age 25.1,4,5,6
Burial		He was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, King George County, Virginia.2

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Event	Date	Description
Census1850	1 Jun 1850	He may be the 1 year old male named Addison that appeared in the census of 1 Jun 1850 in the household of Addison Thornton Dishman at King George County, Virginia.7
Census1860	1 Jun 1860	He was listed as a household member living with Addison Thornton Dishman on the 1860 census in Edge Hill, King George County, Virginia.8
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	He was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 census in King George County, Virginia.9
Occupation	1870	He was a dry goods merchant in 1870 in King George County, Virginia.9

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Millard Fillmore Dishman¹

Filmore "Philmon" Dishman

Courtesy of Julia Arnold Clews family

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	16 Jun 1851	He was born on 16 Jun 1851 in King George County, Virginia.1
Death	20 May 1880	He died of inflamation rheumatism on 20 May 1880 in King George County, Virginia, at age 28.1,2
Burial		He was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, King George County, Virginia.3

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Event	Date	Description
Occupation		He was cigar manufacturer.4
Name Variation		Millard Fillmore Dishman was also known as Philmon.5
Never Marr		He never married.2,3
Census1860	1 Jun 1860	He was listed as a household member living with Addison Thornton Dishman on the 1860 census in Edge Hill, King George County, Virginia.6
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	He was listed as a household member living with Addison Thornton Dishman on the 1870 census in King George County, Virginia.7
Resided	1878	He resided in 1878 in Baltimore, Maryland.4
Census1880	1 Jun 1880	He was listed as Addison Thornton Dishman's deceased son on the 1880 census in King George County, Virginia.8

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Mary Adelaide Dishman¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	17 Jul 1853	She was born on 17 Jul 1853 in King George County, Virginia.1
Marriage	after 1876	She married Robert G. Clarke after 1876 in Virginia.2
Death	1904	She died in 1904 in Fairfax County, Virginia.3

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Event	Date	Description
Census1860	1 Jun 1860	She was listed as a household member living with Addison Thornton Dishman on the 1860 census in Edge Hill, King George County, Virginia.4
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	She was listed as a household member living with Addison Thornton Dishman on the 1870 census in King George County, Virginia.5

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John Thomas Dishman¹

John Thomas Dishman

Courtesy of Julia Arnold Clews family

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	22 Sep 1855	He was born on 22 Sep 1855 in King George County, Virginia.1
Death	7 Jul 1889	He died on 7 Jul 1889 in Virginia at age 33.1
Burial		He was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, King George County, Virginia.2

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Event	Date	Description
Never Marr		He never married.2
Census1860	1 Jun 1860	He was listed as a household member living with Addison Thornton Dishman on the 1860 census in Edge Hill, King George County, Virginia.3
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	He was listed as a household member living with Addison Thornton Dishman on the 1870 census in King George County, Virginia.4

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Charles Hunter Dishman Sr.^1,2

Charles H. Dishman

Courtesy of Julia Arnold Clews family

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	16 Nov 1857	He was born on 16 Nov 1857 in King George County, Virginia.1
Marriage	6 Nov 1889	He married Ellen Deland Hodge on 6 Nov 1889 in Henderson County, Kentucky.3
Death	5 Jul 1913	He died of heart trouble on 5 Jul 1913 in Henderson, Henderson County, Kentucky, at age 55.4,5,6
Burial		He was buried in Fernwood Cemetery, Henderson, Henderson County, Kentucky.7

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Event	Date	Description
Census1860	1 Jun 1860	He was listed as a household member living with Addison Thornton Dishman on the 1860 census in Edge Hill, King George County, Virginia.8
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	He was listed as a household member living with Addison Thornton Dishman on the 1870 census in King George County, Virginia.9
Will	4 Aug 1894	He was named an executor in the will of Addison Thornton Dishman dated 4 Aug 1894 in King George County, Virginia.10
Census1900	1 Jun 1900	He was listed as the head of household on the 1900 census in Pensacola, Escambia County, Florida.11
Census1910	15 Apr 1910	He was listed as the head of household on the 1910 census in Henderson, Henderson County, Kentucky.12
Occupation	1913	He was railroad contractor in 1913.2

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Ann Elizabeth Dishman¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	12 Mar 1859	She was born on 12 Mar 1859 in King George County, Virginia.1
Marriage	3 Nov 1881	She married Lewis Rosser Boughton on 3 Nov 1881 in King George County, Virginia.2,3
Death	6 May 1930	She died on 6 May 1930 in Oakland, Alameda County, California, at age 71.4,5,6

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Event	Date	Description
Census1860	1 Jun 1860	She was listed as a household member living with Addison Thornton Dishman on the 1860 census in Edge Hill, King George County, Virginia.7
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	She was listed as a household member living with Addison Thornton Dishman on the 1870 census in King George County, Virginia.8
Census1880	1 Jun 1880	She was listed as Addison Thornton Dishman's daughter on the 1880 census in King George County, Virginia.9

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Genevieve Madison Dishman¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	27 Jul 1863	She was born on 27 Jul 1863 in King George County, Virginia.2,1
Marriage	27 Dec 1892	She married Hezekiah Potts, son of Hezekiah Potts Jr. and Ann Pratt Ball, on 27 Dec 1892 in Virginia.2,3,4,5
Burial		She was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, King George County, Virginia.4
Death	18 Nov 1940	She died on 18 Nov 1940 in King George County, Virginia, at age 77.2,6,4

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Event	Date	Description
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	She was listed as a household member living with Addison Thornton Dishman on the 1870 census in King George County, Virginia.7
Census1880	1 Jun 1880	She was listed as Addison Thornton Dishman's daughter on the 1880 census in King George County, Virginia.8
Census1920	1 Jan 1920	She was listed as Hezekiah Potts's wife on the 1920 census in King George County, Virginia.9
Census1930	1 Apr 1930	She was listed as Hezekiah Potts's wife on the 1930 census in King George County, Virginia.10

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Addison Thornton Dishman II^1,2

Addison T. Dishman II

Courtesy of Julia Arnold Clews family

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	25 Jan 1865	He was born on 25 Jan 1865 in King George County, Virginia.1
Marriage	29 Jan 1900	He married first Jeanne Wilson, daughter of William Wilson and Ann Prond, on 29 Jan 1900 in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington. They had no known children.3
Marriage	1 Apr 1908	He married second Ann Moore Bevan, daughter of William F. Bevan and Frances Jane Potts, on 1 Apr 1908 in Baltimore, Maryland. They had no known children.4,5,6
Death	31 Jul 1954	He died on 31 Jul 1954 in Dishman, Spokane County, Washington, at age 89.2,6

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Event	Date	Description
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	He was listed as a household member living with Addison Thornton Dishman on the 1870 census in King George County, Virginia.7
Census1880	1 Jun 1880	He was listed as Addison Thornton Dishman's son on the 1880 census in King George County, Virginia.8
Moved	1887	He moved to Spokane, Spokane County, Washington, in 1887.6,9
Occupation	1900	He was a contractor in 1900 in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington.3,9
Census1900	1 Jun 1900	He was listed as the head of household on the 1900 census in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington.10
Occupation	1910	He was a brick manufacturer in 1910 in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington.11
Census1910	15 Apr 1910	He was listed as the head of household on the 1910 census in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington.11
Census1920	1 Jan 1920	He was listed as the head of household on the 1920 census in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington.12
Census1930	1 Jan 1930	He was listed as the head of household on the 1930 census in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington.13
Biography		EARLY HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF DISHMAN Mr. A. T. Dishman, affectionately known as the "Father of Dishman came to the Spokane area in 1888 from Kentucky. His native state was Virginia. The town of Dishman took its name when Mr. Dishman started his operation in 1889. At that time, the Valley was entirely covered with bunch-grass, liberally interspersed with sunflowers. There were only 3 or 4 farms between Dishman and Spokane at that time. The road from Dishman to Spokane Bridge, corresponded almost exactly with the old Mullen Trail. The farmers tried raising apples but found difficulty in sourcing the correct variety of apples for the climate and soil and therefore they gradually discontinued apple growing except for home use and began to grow those edibles which the soil was better adapted to, as they then believed. Berries, grapes and melons grew remarkably well in the Valley and later the area farmers found the apple industry a flourishing enterprise. Mr. Dishman’s first business venture was a livery stable at Riverside and Post which burned during the Spokane Fire in 1889. He was able to save his horses which he later traded for a heavy team of horses and since he had had considerable experience in quarrying rocks, building derricks and blasting, he purchased the Granite Hills at Dishman, hauling many thousands of tons of building rocks to Sprague and Riverside Avenue buildings in Spokane which were erected to replace the frame buildings that had burned in the Spokane Fire and also the Lewis & Clark Building, Spokane County Court House, Sacred Heart Hospital, Great Northern Depot, Fort Wright buildings and many others. Mr. Dishman later set up a partnership with John R. Carson and incorporated the East End Granite Co. and they proceeded to manufacture cement which they could sell at $1.50 per barrel instead of $9.00 a barrel for the cement that had to be shipped in. Mr. Dishman later bought property at Argonne and the Appleway, present site of the Lambert Tourist Camp and erected a beautiful 3 story building. This building housed a hotel, a store and a post office. Mrs. L. L. Tyner was the first postmistress. The building was destroyed by fire a few months after completion. Mr. Dishman continued with his building program and later built the Boyd Conleo Building, the Ice Plant, the Jackson Seed Co. and also the Dishman Out-Door Arena, later to become famous by the personal appearance of fistio notables like Dempsey, Stribling, Sohmeling, Ketchell and many others. Later a dance hall, roller-skating rink and rodeo grounds were built and Mr. Dishman’s last construction work was the erection of the Dishman Theatre building in 1938, seating 550 people, beautifully furnished throughout, and having an arrangement for free parking for capacity of house. This was built of concrete from his own gravel pit. The town of Dishman grew rapidly in the early 1900s after completion of Valley irrigation projects and the Inland Empire Electric railway. Mr. Harrington was the first man to homestead land in the Valley and was the second dairyman. Dishman and Patterson who had the first lumber mill in the Valley, delivered lumber by horse and wagon on a dirt road that was none too good to Spokane at $7.50 per thousand feet. Dishman and Patterson also operated a grist mill. Mr. Milmer operated a pool hall and barber shop. Other early business men of the Dishman area were J. F. Brod, C. P. Price, Oscar Reinemer, L. L. Tyner, J. B. Felts, George Felts, W. F. McCana, George D. Grant, Frank Roger, J. C. Fortune and Charles Harden. There were many others who helped to make Dishman and the Spokane Valley. In fact, every early resident had a part in developing the Valley from a grass-covered waste to the Garden of Eden-like place it is now.14

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Wilton Baton Dishman^1,2

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	16 Jun 1867	He was born on 16 Jun 1867 in King George County, Virginia.3,2
Marriage	about 1889	He married first Nancy Olene Doss about 1889.4,5
Marriage	15 Dec 1951	He married Emma L. Christensen on 15 Dec 1951 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California.6,5
Death	24 Mar 1961	He died on 24 Mar 1961 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, at age 93.2,5
Burial		He was buried in Inglewood Park Cemetery, Inglewood, Los Angeles County, California.7

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Event	Date	Description
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	He was listed as a household member living with Addison Thornton Dishman on the 1870 census in King George County, Virginia.8
Census1880	1 Jun 1880	He was listed as Addison Thornton Dishman's son on the 1880 census in King George County, Virginia.9
Moved	1887	He moved with Addison Thornton Dishman II to Spokane, Spokane County, Washington, in 1887.5,10
Census1900	1 Jun 1900	He was listed as the head of household on the 1900 census in Spokane County, Washington.11
Census1910	15 Apr 1910	He was listed as the head of household on the 1910 census in Opportunity, Spokane County, Washington.12
Census1920	1 Jan 1920	He was listed as the head of household on the 1920 census in Opportunity, Spokane County, Washington.13
Census1930	1 Apr 1930	He was listed as the head of household on the 1930 census in Inglewood, Los Angeles County, California.14

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Samuel Roland Dishman¹

Samuel Roland Dishman

Courtesy of Julia Arnold Clews family

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	26 Nov 1871	He was born on 26 Nov 1871 in Cherry Hill estate, King George County, Virginia.2,1,3
Marriage	11 Nov 1896	He married Nellie May Vincent, daughter of William F. Vincent and Sinah Ann Simpson, on 11 Nov 1896 in Alexandria, Alexandria County, Virginia.4,5
Death	29 Apr 1946	He died on 29 Apr 1946 in San Francisco, California, at age 74.6,4,7
Burial	3 May 1946	He was buried on 3 May 1946 in Presidio National Cemetery, San Francisco, California.8,9,6,3

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Event	Date	Description
Census1880	1 Jun 1880	He was listed as Addison Thornton Dishman's son on the 1880 census in King George County, Virginia.10
Occupation	from 1898 to 1908	He was a clerk at the Army Quartermaster Department from 1898 to 1908 in Washington, District of Columbia.11
Residence	1900	He lived in 1900 in 810 Prince Street, Alexandria, Alexandria County, Virginia. His occupation is listed as clerk.12
Residence	1903	He resided in 810 Prince Street, Alexandria, Alexandria County, Virginia, in 1903.13
Event-Misc	1903	He joined the Sons of the American Revolution in 1903 in Washington, District of Columbia. He applied using patriots John Jones and Charles Higdon and his membership number was 15896.14
Moved	about 1908	He and Nellie May Vincent moved from Alexandria, Virginia to Spokane, Spokane County, Washington, about 1908.15
Occupation	from 1908 to 1917	He was an ice manufacturer and fuel merchant from 1908 to 1917 in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington.11
Census1910	15 Apr 1910	He was listed as the head of household on the 1910 census in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington.16
Residence	27 Apr 1910	He and Nellie May Vincent lived on 27 Apr 1910 in 616 Fifteenth Avenue, Spokane, Spokane County, Washington.16
Military	from 27 May 1917 to 31 Oct 1919	He served in the U.S. Army Quartermaster's Corp from 27 May 1917 to 31 Oct 1919. He was honorably discharged from active service with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel.17
Military	4 Apr 1919	He was a Major in the U.S. Army Quartermaster's Corp and was awarded the title of Chevalier ("Knight") in the French Legion of Honour in recognition of "efficient and distinguished services in building up and maintaining Model Artillery Camp, Prison and Labor Camps and operating French trains" during World War 1 on 4 Apr 1919. The award was conferred by General Petain, Marshal of France.11,18 Chevalier, French Legion of Honor
Census1920	1 Jan 1920	He was listed as the head of household on the 1920 census in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington.19
Census1930	1 Apr 1930	He was listed as the head of household on the 1930 census in San Francisco, San Francisco County, California.20
Retirement	30 Nov 1935	He retired from the U. S. Army Quartermaster Corp on 30 Nov 1935.17

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John Jackson¹

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Event	Date	Description
Marriage	about 1815	He married Susanna Baker Dishman, daughter of Samuel Dishman Jr. and Susanna Baker, about 1815 in Virginia.1
Burial		He was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, King George County, Virginia.1
Death	after 1817	He died after 1817.2

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Capt. Richard Sanford Sr.^1,2,3

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	about 1683	He was born about 1683.2
Marriage	about 1700	He married Susanna Franklin about 1700 in Virginia.5,1
Death	1759	He died in 1759 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.2,6

Child with Susanna Franklin:

Frances Sanford+ ¹ (a 1703 - a 1757)

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Event	Date	Description
Will	25 Jul 1757	He made a will on 25 Jul 1757 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.6
Probate	30 Oct 1759	His estate was probated on 30 Oct 1759 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.6

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Susanna Franklin¹

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Event	Date	Description
Marriage	about 1700	She married Capt. Richard Sanford Sr., son of Robert Sanford Sr and Anne Smith, about 1700 in Virginia.2,1

Child with Capt. Richard Sanford Sr.:

Frances Sanford+ ¹ (a 1703 - a 1757)

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Will	25 Jul 1757	She was named an heir in the will of Capt. Richard Sanford Sr. dated 25 Jul 1757 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.3

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George Weedon¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	about 1699	He was born about 1699 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.1
Marriage	about 1720	He married Frances Sanford, daughter of Capt. Richard Sanford Sr. and Susanna Franklin, about 1720 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.2,3,1
Death	about 1723	He died intestate about 1723 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.3,4

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Lara Emma Wesson¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	about 1852	She was born about 1852 in Tennessee.4
Marriage	31 Jul 1867	She married first Eugene Dishman, son of Bluford Dishman and Rachel Lackey, on 31 Jul 1867 in Marshall County, Kentucky.5,1,6
Marriage	4 Nov 1878	She married second John Powers on 4 Nov 1878 in Marshall County, Kentucky.7

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Census1860	1 Jun 1860	She was listed as a household member living with Benjamin Isaac Wesson on the 1860 census in Henry County, Tennessee.8,9
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	She was listed as a household member living with Eugene Dishman on the 1870 census in Marshall County, Kentucky.10
Census1880	1 Jun 1880	She was listed as John Powers's wife on the 1880 census in Marshall County, Kentucky.4

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George Weedon¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	about 1632	He was born about 1632 in United Kingdom.2
Marriage	about May 1659	He married Sarah Turner about May 1659 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.2
Death	Feb 1681/82	He died in Feb 1681/82 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.1,2

Children with Sarah Turner:

Thomas Weedon+ ² ( - 1709)
Benjamin Weedon+³ ( - 1711)

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Martha (?)¹

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William Butler¹

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