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John Salmon^1,2

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Event	Date	Description
Marriage	about 1758	He married Naomi Depriest about 1758 in Goochland County, Virginia.3
Death	about Jan 1791	He died about Jan 1791 in Bedford County, Virginia.4

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Event	Date	Description
Will	2 Sep 1790	He made a will on 2 Sep 1790 in Bedford County, Virginia.1
Probate	24 Jan 1791	His estate was probated on 24 Jan 1791 in Bedford County, Virginia.4

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Naomi Depriest¹

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Event	Date	Description
Marriage	about 1758	She married John Salmon about 1758 in Goochland County, Virginia.2
Death	after 2 Sep 1790	She died after 2 Sep 1790.3

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Mildred Bell Dishman^1,2,3

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	10 Nov 1855	She was born on 10 Nov 1855 in Barren County, Kentucky.3,4
Marriage	25 Jun 1873	She married John D. Blakeman on 25 Jun 1873 in Kentucky.1
Death	26 Jul 1918	She died on 26 Jul 1918 in Warren County, Kentucky, at age 62.5,3,6
Burial	27 Jul 1918	She was buried on 27 Jul 1918 in Smiths Grove Cemetery, Smiths Grove, Warren County, Kentucky.5,3

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Event	Date	Description
Baptism	3 May 1856	She was baptized on 3 May 1856 in 1st Presbyterian Church, Glasgow, Barren County, Kentucky.7
Census1860	1 Jun 1860	She was listed as a household member living with Robert Callison Dishman on the 1860 census in Barren County, Kentucky.8
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	She was listed as a household member living with Robert Callison Dishman on the 1870 census in Barren County, Kentucky.9
Census1880	1 Jun 1880	She was listed as John D. Blakeman's wife on the 1880 census in Glasgow Junction, Barren County, Kentucky.10

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John D. Blakeman¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	24 Oct 1852	He was born on 24 Oct 1852 in Green County, Kentucky.1
Marriage	25 Jun 1873	He married Mildred Bell Dishman, daughter of Robert Callison Dishman and Mary Weaver Norman, on 25 Jun 1873 in Kentucky.1
Death	before 26 Jul 1918	He died before 26 Jul 1918.2

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Event	Date	Description
Census1880	1 Jun 1880	He was listed as the head of household on the 1880 census in Glasgow Junction, Barren County, Kentucky.3

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Sarah Fannie Dishman^1,2

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	1 Sep 1853	She was born on 1 Sep 1853 in Barren County, Kentucky.1,2,3
Marriage	1 May 1872	She married Crittenden M. Edmunds on 1 May 1872 in Barren County, Kentucky.1
Death	9 Apr 1921	She died on 9 Apr 1921 in Jefferson County, Kentucky, at age 67.2

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Event	Date	Description
Census1860	1 Jun 1860	She was listed as a household member living with Robert Callison Dishman on the 1860 census in Barren County, Kentucky.4
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	She was listed as a household member living with Robert Callison Dishman on the 1870 census in Barren County, Kentucky.5

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Samuel Duchemin^1,2

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	about 1640	He was born about 1640 in France.4,5
Marriage	3 Sep 1661	He married first Marie du Mont, daughter of Philippe du Mont and Elisabeth d'Eschalou, on 3 Sep 1661 in Fresnes, France.3,6
Marriage	say 1695	He married second Cornelia (?) say 1695 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.7
Death	between Nov 1726 and May 1727	He died between Nov 1726 and May 1727 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.8,9

Children with Cornelia (?):

Samuel Dishman Jr.³⁶ (a 1697 - bt 1718 - 1726)
John Dishman Sr.+ ³⁷ (a 1700 - a Nov 1739)
Elizabeth Dishman³⁸ (a 1702 - a May 1771)
Anne Dishman³⁹ (a 1704 - )
James Dishman Sr.+ ⁴⁰ (1712 - 1800)
David Dishman Sr.+ ^41,31 (a 1714 - Apr 1794)
Peter Dishman+^42,31 (a 1718 - a Nov 1763)
Mary Dishman⁴³ (a 1719 - a 31 Aug 1770)

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Event	Date	Description
Biography		Samuel Duchemin (Dishman) was a French Protestant (Huguenot) who emigrated from France to North America at the end of the 17th century. He is the progenitor of all the Dishmans that can trace their ancestry to the Northern Neck of Virginia.10
Name Variation		Dishman is the anglicized version of Duchemin. Between 1693 and 1717, the records of colonial Virginia show various spellings of Duchemin, including Decymee, Duchemein, Duchemen, Duchiminia, Duchimin, and Dishmon. After 1717, only the variation Dishman appears in reference to the immigrant Samuel and his children. In his will, Samuel Duchemin uses Dishman when referring to himself and his family, but signs the will "Sam'l. Duchmein". Since only the county clerk's copy of the will survives, we don't know if this spelling is Samuel's or the clerk's.11
Succession	20 May 1661	He was named an heir in the Act in Advance of Succession of Jean Duchemin dated 20 May 1661 in Tinchebray, France.1
Exhibit		Signature of Samuel Duchemin taken from the Act in Advance of Succession of 1661.1 Samuel Duchemin signature 1661
Event-Misc	25 Feb 1667	He and Isaac Duchemin were mentioned in an agreement related to tax collection on 25 Feb 1667 in Tinchebray, France.12
Misc	10 Mar 1686	After the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685, Samuel Duchemin and Isaac Duchemin were required to renounce the Protestant religion with an abjuration of heresy. on 10 Mar 1686 in the Catholic Church of Saint-Quentin-les-Chardonnets, Tinchebray, France.6,13
Emigration	about 1687	He and Isaac Duchemin emigrated from Landisacq, Flers, Orne, France, about 1687 possibly going to Jersey in the Channel Islands.14,15
Immigration	prior to 1693	He and Isaac Duchemin immigrated from France to Westmoreland County in the Colony of Virginia prior to 1693, possibly by way of England.16,17
Deed-Land	28 Feb 1693/94	He and Isaac Duchemin received approximately 75 acres of land in Westmoreland County, Virginia, from Malachai Peale on 28 Feb 1693/94. This is the first known record of Samuel and Isaac in Virginia and is found in the Westmoreland County Virginia Court Order Book (1690-98), page 119a, February 28, 1693: At a Court held for the sd. County the twenty Eight day of ffeby.1693 (Capt. Wm Pierce, Mr. Wm Horton, Capt. Thos. Gouct, Mr. Henry Rosse, Justices), Mr. Malachy Peele came into Court and acknowledged a Deed of sale of Land from him to Saml. Decymee & Isaac Decymee to bee his proper Act & Deed and the Lands & premesses thereby conveyed to bee the just right and Inheritance of the sd. Saml. and Isaac Decymee. Ordered the same be Recorded.18
Deed-Land	1 Oct 1701	He received 200 acres of land for 3,500 pounds of "good sound tobacco in caske" in Richmond County, Virginia, from Robert Peck on 1 Oct 1701. His name was recorded as Samuel Duchemine. This land became part of King George County after 1721.19
LandGrant	27 Feb 1705/6	Samuel Duchemin had a claim for land approved for the importation of six persons into Virginia under the headright system on 27 Feb 1705/6 in Westmoreland County, Virginia. The persons transported were Henry Stapleton, William Mean, William Duff, Margrett Collins, Pierce Cale and Michaell Spiller. This claim was not fulfilled until 1714.20
LandGrant	18 Dec 1710	He was granted 440 acres escheat land on 18 Dec 1710 in Upper Machotique, Westmoreland County, Virginia. His name was recorded as Samuel Duchiminia.21
LandGrant	30 Aug 1711	He was granted 202 acres on the lower side of the Occoquan River at the mouth of Broad Run on 30 Aug 1711 in Stafford County, Virginia. His name was recorded as Samuel Duchiminia. After Samuel's death, son John inherited this land, and it passed to John's widow Frances after John's death in 1739. Frances sold the land to Samuel Davis in 1740.22,23
LandGrant	16 Jun 1714	He was granted a patent for 816 acres about 2 miles from the Rappahannock River on 16 Jun 1714 in Essex County, Virginia. The patent was issued for the transportation of six persons to Virginia under the headright system. The patent was requested in 1705. His name was recorded as Samuel Duchimin.24,25
Will	15 Nov 1726	He made a will on 15 Nov 1726 in Westmoreland County, Virginia. In his will, he refers to himself and his family using the surname Dishman, but he signs the will "Samuel Duchmein".11
Probate	31 May 1727	His estate was probated on 31 May 1727 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.26
Inventory	26 Jul 1727	An inventory of the estate of Samuel Duchemin was recorded on 26 Jul 1727 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.27,28
Deposition	13 Jun 1796	He was mentioned in the deposition of James Dishman Sr. in an Essex County court case (Dishman et al vs. Fitzhugh) on 13 Jun 1796 in King George County, Virginia.29,30
Court Chancery	17 Dec 1798	He was mentioned in a Chancery Court case on 17 Dec 1798 in Essex County, Virginia. In his will, Samuel Dishman (d. 1726) left his land in Essex County to his sons David and Peter, to be equally divided. David did not take possession of his share of the land, and Peter maintained possession of the entire property. David died without mentioning the land in his will. David's heirs sued Peter's son Samuel, who was then in possession of the land, for their share.31

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Cornelia (?)¹

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Event	Date	Description
Marriage	say 1695	She married Samuel Duchemin, son of Jean Duchemin and Anne Le Noir, say 1695 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.2
Death	about Feb 1729/30	She died intestate about Feb 1729/30 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.3,4,5

Children with Samuel Duchemin:

Samuel Dishman Jr.⁸ (a 1697 - bt 1718 - 1726)
John Dishman Sr.+ ⁹ (a 1700 - a Nov 1739)
Elizabeth Dishman⁹ (a 1702 - a May 1771)
Anne Dishman⁹ (a 1704 - )
James Dishman Sr.+ ⁹ (1712 - 1800)
David Dishman Sr.+ ¹⁰ (a 1714 - Apr 1794)
Peter Dishman+⁹ (a 1718 - a Nov 1763)
Mary Dishman⁹ (a 1719 - a 31 Aug 1770)

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Event	Date	Description
Will	15 Nov 1726	She was named executrix and an heir in the will of Samuel Duchemin dated 15 Nov 1726 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.6
Inventory	27 May 1730	An inventory of the estate of Cornelia (?) was recorded on 27 May 1730 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.7

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James Dallas Dishman¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	17 Nov 1926	He was born on 17 Nov 1926 in Ninde, King George County, Virginia.4,3,5,6
Marriage	11 Sep 1954	He married Joan Marie Bennett, daughter of Paul G. Bennett and Mary A. Hando, on 11 Sep 1954 in First Baptist Church, Richmond, Virginia.1,7
Death	7 Jan 2021	He died on 7 Jan 2021 in Lynchburg, Virginia.6
Burial	11 Jan 2021	He was buried on 11 Jan 2021 in Round Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, King George County, Virginia.6

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Elizabeth Dishman^1,2

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	about 1702	She was born about 1702 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.5
Marriage	about 1726	She married Original Brown about 1726.6
Death	about May 1771	She died about May 1771 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.7,8

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Event	Date	Description
Will	15 Nov 1726	She was named an heir in the will of Samuel Duchemin dated 15 Nov 1726 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.9
Will	29 Jan 1744	She was named executrix and an heir in the will of Original Brown dated 29 Jan 1744 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.10,11
Will	31 Aug 1770	She made a will on 31 Aug 1770 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.12,13,7
Probate	28 May 1771	Her estate was probated on 28 May 1771 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.7,14

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Anne Dishman^1,2,3

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	about 1704	She was born about 1704 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.6,7
Marriage	25 Nov 1729	She married Thomas Grigsby on 25 Nov 1729 in Stafford County, Virginia.3,8,1

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Event	Date	Description
Will	15 Nov 1726	She was named an heir in the will of Samuel Duchemin dated 15 Nov 1726 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.6
Num Child		She was the mother of no known children.9

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Peter Dishman¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	about 1718	He was born about 1718 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.4
Marriage	about 1749	He married Sarah (?) about 1749.5,6
Death	about Nov 1763	He died intestate about Nov 1763 in Essex County, Virginia.7,8

Children with Sarah (?):

Samuel Dishman^14,15 (a 1749 - a Jun 1807)
James Dishman+ ¹⁶ (b 1751 - 16 Oct 1820)
Jeremiah Dishman+ ¹⁷ (22 Apr 1752 - 17 Aug 1829)
William Dishman+ ¹⁷ (26 Sep 1754 - 4 Dec 1833)
John Dishman ¹⁷ (a 1755 - a Jul 1819)
Anne Dishman+¹⁸ (s 1756 - )
Sarah Dishman+¹⁹ (a 1758 - s 1840)

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Event	Date	Description
Will	15 Nov 1726	He was named an heir in the will of Samuel Duchemin dated 15 Nov 1726 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.9
GuardianChoose	23 Nov 1739	He chose David Dishman Sr. as his guardian on 23 Nov 1739 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.10
Inventory	20 Feb 1764	An inventory of the estate of Peter Dishman was recorded on 20 Feb 1764 in Essex County, Virginia.7
Division	21 Jun 1773	His estate was divided on 21 Jun 1773 in Essex County, Virginia.5,11
Deposition	13 Jun 1796	He was mentioned in the deposition of James Dishman Sr. in an Essex County court case (Dishman et al vs. Fitzhugh) on 13 Jun 1796 in King George County, Virginia.12,13
Court Chancery	17 Dec 1798	He was mentioned in a Chancery Court case on 17 Dec 1798 in Essex County, Virginia. In his will, Samuel Dishman (d. 1726) left his land in Essex County to his sons David and Peter, to be equally divided. David did not take possession of his share of the land, and Peter maintained possession of the entire property. David died without mentioning the land in his will. David's heirs sued Peter's son Samuel, who was then in possession of the land, for their share.2

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Crittenden M. Edmunds¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	8 Apr 1849	He was born on 8 Apr 1849 in Glasgow, Barren County, Kentucky.1
Marriage	1 May 1872	He married Sarah Fannie Dishman, daughter of Robert Callison Dishman and Mary Weaver Norman, on 1 May 1872 in Barren County, Kentucky.1

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Isaac Duchemin¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	about 1623	He was born about 1623 in France.2,3
Marriage	5 Feb 1645	He married Jacqueline Onfrey, daughter of Guillaume Onfrey and Jeanne Chretien, on 5 Feb 1645 in Tinchebray, France.4
Marriage	say 1695	He married Martha (?) say 1695.5
Death	about Mar 1699	He died intestate about Mar 1699 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.6

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Event	Date	Description
Biography		Isaac Duchemin was a French Protestant (Huguenot) who emmigrated from France to North America at the end of the 17th century.7
Succession	20 May 1661	He was named an heir in the Act in Advance of Succession of Jean Duchemin dated 20 May 1661 in Tinchebray, France.1
Event-Misc	25 Feb 1667	He and Samuel Duchemin were mentioned in an agreement related to tax collection on 25 Feb 1667 in Tinchebray, France.8
Event-Misc	2 Apr 1683	He and David Duchemin were identified as elders in the Reformed Church in an agreement recorded on 2 Apr 1683 in Thorière, Fresnes, France.9
Misc	10 Mar 1686	After the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685, Isaac Duchemin and Samuel Duchemin were required to renounce the Protestant religion with an abjuration of heresy. on 10 Mar 1686 in the Catholic Church of Saint-Quentin-les-Chardonnets, Tinchebray, France.4,10
Abjuration	26 Jun 1686	He was a witness when Daniel Duchemin abjured Protestantism on 26 Jun 1686 in Church of Notre-Dame of Montiers, Tinchebray, France.7
Emigration	about 1687	He and Samuel Duchemin emigrated from Landisacq, Flers, Orne, France, about 1687 possibly going to Jersey in the Channel Islands.11,12
Immigration	prior to 1693	He and Samuel Duchemin immigrated from France to Westmoreland County in the Colony of Virginia prior to 1693, possibly by way of England.13,14
Deed-Land	28 Feb 1693/94	On 28 Feb 1693/94, Isaac Duchemin and Samuel Duchemin bought approximately 75 acres of land in Westmoreland County, Virginia. This is the first known record of Samuel and Isaac in Virginia and is found in the Westmoreland County Virginia Court Order Book (1690-98), page 119a, February 28, 1693: At a Court held for the sd. County the twenty Eight day of ffeby.1693 (Capt. Wm Pierce, Mr. Wm Horton, Capt. Thos. Gouct, Mr. Henry Rosse, Justices), Mr. Malachy Peele came into Court and acknowledged a Deed of sale of Land from him to Saml. Decymee & Isaac Decymee to bee his proper Act & Deed and the Lands & premesses thereby conveyed to bee the just right and Inheritance of the sd. Saml. and Isaac Decymee. Ordered the same be Recorded.15
Deed-Land	22 Feb 1696	He received 100 acres of land from Charles Ashton for 4000 pounds of tobacco in Westmoreland County, Virginia, on 22 Feb 1696. His name was recorded as Isaac Duchmine.16
Name-Oth		His name was recorded as Isaac Duchemen in a petition for an estate inventory filed by Martha Duchemen, "relic of Isaac Duchemen", before the Westmoreland County Court after his death.17

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Matilda E. Dishman¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	14 Jul 1858	She was born on 14 Jul 1858 in Barren County, Kentucky.1,2

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Event	Date	Description
Baptism	29 Aug 1858	She was baptized on 29 Aug 1858 in 1st Presbyterian Church, Glasgow, Barren County, Kentucky.3
Census1860	1 Jun 1860	She was listed as a household member living with Robert Callison Dishman on the 1860 census in Barren County, Kentucky.4
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	She was listed as a household member living with Robert Callison Dishman on the 1870 census in Barren County, Kentucky.1
Census1880	1 Jun 1880	She was listed in George T. Parker's household on the 1880 census in Glasgow Junction, Barren County, Kentucky.5

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Mary Ann Fitzhugh^1,2

Mary Ann Fitzhugh
(circa 1880)

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	26 Jan 1823	She was born on 26 Jan 1823 in King George County, Virginia.3,4
Marriage	29 Jul 1841	She married Frederick McGinniss, son of Samuel McGinnis and Rebecca (?), on 29 Jul 1841 in Washington, District of Columbia.5,6
Death	6 Dec 1897	She died from a paralytic stroke on 6 Dec 1897 in King George County, Virginia, at age 74.3,7
Burial		She was buried in Jonesville Farm, Index, King George County, Virginia.3

Children with Frederick McGinniss:

Samuel Andrew McGinniss+¹⁰ (22 Feb 1844 - 29 May 1912)
William Frederick McGinniss+^10,16,17 (11 Jul 1845 - 27 Jul 1927)
Susan J. McGinniss^10,16 (May 1847 - a May 1905)
Sarah Nicholas McGinniss^10,18 (1 Jul 1848 - 3 Nov 1930)
Thomas Roy McGinniss^10,19,20 (29 Aug 1849 - 19 Aug 1923)
William Donald McGinniss+^11,21 (11 Jun 1851 - 9 Apr 1917)
George W. McGinniss^11,16 (10 Jun 1852 - 28 Mar 1886)
Unnamed McGinniss²² (21 Sep 1854 - 5 Oct 1854)
Mary Elizabeth McGinniss¹¹ (a Jul 1855 - )
Richard Fitzhugh McGinniss¹¹ (27 Feb 1856 - 21 Jul 1876)
John Seddon McGinniss^23,11,24 (7 Jul 1859 - 21 Feb 1937)
Caroline Virginia McGinniss+ ^25,16 (23 Sep 1860 - 21 May 1891)
Carolinus Edgar McGinniss+ ^16,26 (23 Sep 1860 - 16 Sep 1936)

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Event	Date	Description
Will	13 Apr 1823	She was named an heir in the will of Daniel McCarty Fitzhugh dated 13 Apr 1823 in King George County, Virginia.1
Census1830	1 Jun 1830	She was probably the female, age 5 to 9, in Elizabeth Cullom's household on the 1830 census in King George County, Virginia.8
Census1840	1 Jun 1840	She was probably the female, age 15 to 19, in Elizabeth Cullom's household on the 1840 census in King George County, Virginia.9
Census1850	1 Jun 1850	She was listed as a household member living with Frederick McGinniss on the 1850 census in King George County, Virginia.10
Census1860	1 Jun 1860	She was listed as a household member living with Frederick McGinniss on the 1860 census in King George County, Virginia.11
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	She was listed as a household member living with Frederick McGinniss on the 1870 census in King George County, Virginia.12
Census1880	1 Jun 1880	She was listed as Frederick McGinniss's wife on the 1880 census in King George County, Virginia.13
Death	27 May 1886	She was an informant for the death of Frederick McGinniss on 27 May 1886 in King George County, Virginia.14,15

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John Edward Dishman¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	about 1866	He was born about 1866 in Barren County, Kentucky.1

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Event	Date	Description
Baptism	30 Jul 1866	He was baptized on 30 Jul 1866 in 1st Presbyterian Church, Glasgow, Barren County, Kentucky.2
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	He was listed as a household member living with Robert Callison Dishman on the 1870 census in Barren County, Kentucky.1
Census1880	1 Jun 1880	He was listed in John D. Blakeman's household on the 1880 census in Glasgow Junction, Barren County, Kentucky.3

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Frederick McGinniss

Frederick McGinniss
(circa 1880)

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	27 Sep 1812	He was born on 27 Sep 1812 in Virginia.4
Marriage	29 Jul 1841	He married Mary Ann Fitzhugh, daughter of Daniel McCarty Fitzhugh and Elizabeth Cullom, on 29 Jul 1841 in Washington, District of Columbia.5,6
Death	27 May 1886	He died of blood poisoning on 27 May 1886 in King George County, Virginia, at age 73.7,8
Burial		He was buried in Jonesville Farm, Index, King George County, Virginia.4

Children with Mary Ann Fitzhugh:

Samuel Andrew McGinniss+¹¹ (22 Feb 1844 - 29 May 1912)
William Frederick McGinniss+^11,17,18 (11 Jul 1845 - 27 Jul 1927)
Susan J. McGinniss^11,17 (May 1847 - a May 1905)
Sarah Nicholas McGinniss^11,19 (1 Jul 1848 - 3 Nov 1930)
Thomas Roy McGinniss^11,20,21 (29 Aug 1849 - 19 Aug 1923)
William Donald McGinniss+^13,22 (11 Jun 1851 - 9 Apr 1917)
George W. McGinniss^13,17 (10 Jun 1852 - 28 Mar 1886)
Unnamed McGinniss¹² (21 Sep 1854 - 5 Oct 1854)
Mary Elizabeth McGinniss¹³ (a Jul 1855 - )
Richard Fitzhugh McGinniss¹³ (27 Feb 1856 - 21 Jul 1876)
John Seddon McGinniss^23,13,24 (7 Jul 1859 - 21 Feb 1937)
Caroline Virginia McGinniss+ ^25,17 (23 Sep 1860 - 21 May 1891)
Carolinus Edgar McGinniss+ ^17,26 (23 Sep 1860 - 16 Sep 1936)

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Event	Date	Description
Census1820	7 Aug 1820	He was probably one of the males, age under 10, in an unknown person 's household on the 1820 census in Richmond County, Virginia.9
Deed-Land	1 Apr 1824	He and Richard F. McGinniss, Samuel Nicholas McGinnis, Harriott McGinnis and James McGinnis received 100 acres of land for love and affection in Richmond County, Virginia, from Samuel McGinnis on 1 Apr 1824.2
Census1830	1 Jun 1830	He was probably the male, age 10 to 14, in Samuel McGinnis's household on the 1830 census in Richmond County, Virginia.10
Census1850	1 Jun 1850	He was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 census in King George County, Virginia.11
Death	5 Oct 1854	He was an informant for the death of Unnamed McGinniss on 5 Oct 1854 in King George County, Virginia.12
Census1860	1 Jun 1860	He was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 census in King George County, Virginia.13
Poll	23 May 1861	He voted affirmative in a poll supporting sucession of Virginia on 23 May 1861 in King George County, Virginia. The poll was to determine the sense of qualified voters regarding "an ordinance to repeal the ratification of the Constitution of the United States of America, by the State of Virginia, and to reserve all the rights and powers granted under said Constitution" as adopted at a convention in Richmond on 17 Apr 1861. The poll results were 130 for, 1 against.14
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	He was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 census in King George County, Virginia.15
Census1880	1 Jun 1880	He was listed as the head of household on the 1880 census in King George County, Virginia.16

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James Samuel Dishman¹

James Samuel Dishman
(circa 1945)

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	21 Dec 1885	He was born on 21 Dec 1885 in King George County, Virginia.2,3
Marriage	23 Nov 1916	He married Bettie Bell Grigsby, daughter of James Dallas Grigsby and Caroline Virginia McGinniss, on 23 Nov 1916 in Shiloh Baptist Church, King George County, Virginia, by Pastor W. E. Warren.4,5
Death	8 Apr 1979	He died intestate at the home of his son, James Dallas Dishman, on 8 Apr 1979 in Campbell County, Virginia, at age 93.6,7,8,9
Burial		He was buried in Round Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, King George County, Virginia.10,11

Children with Bettie Bell Grigsby:

Virginia Rae Dishman+^12,50 (9 Sep 1918 - 7 Apr 2006)
Hazel Grigsby Dishman+⁵¹ (15 Sep 1920 - 26 Jun 2013)
Anna Carolyn Dishman+⁵² (24 May 1922 - 1 Jan 2007)
Betty 'Mae' Dishman+⁵³ (18 May 1924 - 8 Jun 1996)
James Dallas Dishman+^54,55 (17 Nov 1926 - 7 Jan 2021)
William Kenneth Dishman+ ^56,57 (2 Sep 1928 - 7 Jul 2019)

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Event	Date	Description
Nickname		James Samuel Dishman was also known as Sam Dishman.12
Biography		He was educated in a one-room school, attending five or six months each year, and only reached seventh grade.13
Census1900	1 Jun 1900	He was listed as James William Dishman's son on the 1900 census in Shiloh District, King George County, Virginia.14
Census1910	15 Apr 1910	He was listed as James William Dishman's son on the 1910 census in King George County, Virginia.15
Death	6 Nov 1912	He was an informant for the death of James William Dishman on 6 Nov 1912 in his home, Nindes Store, King George County, Virginia.16,17,18,19
WWI Draft Card	12 Sep 1918	During World War I, James Samuel Dishman registered for the draft on 12 Sep 1918 in King George County, Virginia.20
Description		He was described as tall and of medium build, with blue eyes and light colored hair.20
Occupation	1918	He was a farmer in 1918.20
Residence	12 Sep 1918	He and Bettie Bell Grigsby resided in Alden, King George County, Virginia, on 12 Sep 1918.20
Occupation	Jan 1920	He was a census enumerator in Jan 1920 in Shiloh District, King George County, Virginia.21
Census1920	1 Jan 1920	He was listed as the head of household on the 1920 census in King George County, Virginia.22
Event-Misc	from 23 Sep 1924 to 26 Sep 1924	He was an exhibitor in the single farm category at the Fredericksburg Fair from 23 Sep 1924 to 26 Sep 1924 in Fredericksburg, Virginia.23
Will	1 Mar 1927	He was named an heir in the will of Anna Edwards Suttle dated 1 Mar 1927 in King George County, Virginia.24
Event-Misc	5 Jan 1930	He was appointed to the Electoral Board to fill the vacancy formed by the resignation of Ashby Frank on 5 Jan 1930 in King George County, Virginia. Unexpired term ending 28 Feb 1931.25
Census1930	1 Apr 1930	He was listed as the head of household on the 1930 census in King George County, Virginia.26
Event-Misc	10 May 1930	He was appointed to the Board of Equalization of Real Estate Assessments on 10 May 1930 in King George County, Virginia. For the term ending 31 Dec 1930.27
Occupation	Apr 1940	He was a census enumerator in Apr 1940 in Shiloh District, King George County, Virginia.28
Census1940	2 Apr 1940	He was listed as the head of household on the 1940 census in Shiloh District, King George County, Virginia. He was owner of a farm worth $2000.28
WWII Draft Card	27 Apr 1942	During World War II, James Samuel Dishman registered for the draft on 27 Apr 1942 in Nindes Store, King George County, Virginia.29
Employment	27 Apr 1942	He was self employed on 27 Apr 1942 in King George County, Virginia.29
Description	27 Apr 1942	He was described as 6 ft tall, 176 lbs, with blue eyes, bald, and a light complexion on 27 Apr 1942.29
Biography		While Sheriff, he used the juror room at the county courthouse as his office, which means he did not have use of the office when a jury trial was being conducted. Shortly after taking office, the state condemned the jail building and he had to make arrangements with the nearby town of Fredericksburg to house his prisoners for the remainder of the term. He initially worked alone, but was allowed to hire a part time deputy starting in 1944. He purchased a second-hand radio with $100 of his own monel and installed it in his car. During his career as Sheriff no serious crimes occurred in the county, mainly only misdemeanors and other petty crimes. He frequently pulled over speeders, and among the people he stopped were the Reverend Michaux, and famous radio evangelist from Washington, and State Senator Robert O. Lowery. He let the Reverend go with a warning, but gave the Senator a ticket.13
Employment	from 1 Dec 1942 to 31 Dec 1959	He was Sheriff of King George County, Virginia from 1 Dec 1942 to 31 Dec 1959.13
Event-Misc	1 Dec 1942	He was appointed Sheriff by Judge Leon M. Bazille on 1 Dec 1942 in King George County, Virginia. The previous sheriff resigned the office and he served the unexpired term of 13 months.30,31
Event-Misc	2 Nov 1943	He was elected Sheriff on 2 Nov 1943 in King George County, Virginia. He was unopposed in the election.32
Event-Misc	4 Nov 1947	He was elected sheriff on 4 Nov 1947 in King George County, Virginia.33
Event-Misc	6 Nov 1951	He was elected Sheriff on 6 Nov 1951 in King George County, Virginia. He received 553 votes and he was opposed in the election by Frank T. Hudson (313 votes), Alfred L. Meade (69 votes), and Floyd D. Hudson (139 votes).34
Event-Misc	29 May 1954	He was a defendant in a trial in King George County Circuit Court on 29 May 1954 in King George, Virginia. Horace T. Morrison, the Commonwealth Attorney for the County, was attempting to oust from office, James Samuel Dishman, the Sheriff of the County. The conflict had its origin in the desire of the Commonwealth Attorney to dominate the constitutional officers of the County and thereby attempt to have political control of the activities of the local Democratic Party Committee. All of the County Officers at that time were either elected as Democrats or were appointed with the Democratic Committee approval. The trial transcript covers the actual proceedings of the all day trial and is concluded by the written opinion of Circuit Court Judge Leon M. Bazile. The opinion of Judge Bazile adequately sets forth the result and the tone of the trial: "None of the proof of the charges made against the Sheriff here measure up to the requirements of the law. For the most part they are frivolous and emanate from the mind of a Commonwealth's Attorney, who is a bitter enemy of the Sheriff, and who attributes corrupt or unlawful motives to any one who disagrees with him. For the good of himself and those who he has to deal with it is unfortunate that he is so constituted. For the foregoing reasons Sheriff Dishman is found not guilty of the charges made against him."35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42
Event-Misc	8 Nov 1955	He was elected Sheriff on 8 Nov 1955 in King George County, Virginia. He received 659 votes and he was opposed in the election by Warren Purks who received 550 votes.43
Event-Misc	May 1959	He announced his retirement as Sherriff of King George County, Virginia, in May 1959.44,45,46
Death	5 Dec 1964	He was an informant for the death of Bettie Bell Grigsby on 5 Dec 1964 in Mary Washington Hospital, Fredericksburg, Virginia.47,48,49

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James William Dishman

James William Dishman
(circa 1890)

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	12 Sep 1852	He was born on 12 Sep 1852 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.2,1
Marriage	25 Jan 1876	He married Anna Edwards Suttle, daughter of Edwin Samuel Suttle and Sarah Catherine Baker, on 25 Jan 1876 in the home of Robert Suttle, Westmoreland County, Virginia.2,3
Death	6 Nov 1912	He died of tuberculosis on 6 Nov 1912 in his home, Nindes Store, King George County, Virginia, at age 60.4,1,5,6
Burial	7 Nov 1912	He was buried on 7 Nov 1912 in Dishman-Suttle Family Cemetery, Round Hill, King George County, Virginia.4,7

Children with Anna Edwards Suttle:

John Asbury Dishman+² (8 Nov 1876 - 10 Dec 1936)
Blanche Sarah Dishman+^16,2 (10 Oct 1878 - 18 Dec 1936)
(unnamed) Dishman¹² (20 Aug 1880 - 20 Aug 1880)
Jessie Wyatt Dishman^2,17 (19 Apr 1882 - 12 May 1966)
Nina Virginia Dishman+^18,2 (2 Jul 1884 - 23 Jan 1919)
James Samuel Dishman+ ² (21 Dec 1885 - 8 Apr 1979)
Mary Alice Dishman^2,19 (5 Oct 1889 - 12 Mar 1974)

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Event	Date	Description
Census1860	1 Jun 1860	He was listed as a household member living with John Triplett Dishman on the 1860 census in Kinsale, Westmoreland County, Virginia.8
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	He was listed as a household member living with Mary Harlowe McDaniel on the 1870 census in Westmoreland County, Virginia.9
Death	10 Jun 1877	He was an informant for the death of Mary Harlowe Dishman on 10 Jun 1877 in King George County, Virginia.10
Census1880	1 Jun 1880	He was listed as the head of household on the 1880 census in King George County, Virginia.11
Death	20 Aug 1880	He was an informant for the death of (unnamed) Dishman on 20 Aug 1880 in King George County, Virginia.12
Census1900	1 Jun 1900	He was listed as the head of household on the 1900 census in Shiloh District, King George County, Virginia.13
Census1910	15 Apr 1910	He was listed as the head of household on the 1910 census in King George County, Virginia.14
Misc		He was a member of the Junior Order, United American Mechanics.15

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Anna Edwards Suttle^1,2

Anna Suttles Dishman
(1914)

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	7 Mar 1853	She was born on 7 Mar 1853 in King George County, Virginia.2
Marriage	25 Jan 1876	She married James William Dishman, son of John Triplett Dishman and Mary Harlowe McDaniel, on 25 Jan 1876 in the home of Robert Suttle, Westmoreland County, Virginia.4,5
Death	30 May 1929	She died on 30 May 1929 in Ninde, King George County, Virginia, at age 76.4,3,6
Burial	1 Jun 1929	She was buried on 1 Jun 1929 in Dishman-Suttle Family Cemetery, Round Hill, King George County, Virginia.7,8

Children with James William Dishman:

John Asbury Dishman+⁴ (8 Nov 1876 - 10 Dec 1936)
Blanche Sarah Dishman+^18,4 (10 Oct 1878 - 18 Dec 1936)
(unnamed) Dishman¹⁹ (20 Aug 1880 - 20 Aug 1880)
Jessie Wyatt Dishman^4,20 (19 Apr 1882 - 12 May 1966)
Nina Virginia Dishman+^21,4 (2 Jul 1884 - 23 Jan 1919)
James Samuel Dishman+ ⁴ (21 Dec 1885 - 8 Apr 1979)
Mary Alice Dishman^4,22 (5 Oct 1889 - 12 Mar 1974)

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Event	Date	Description
Name Variation		Anna Edwards Suttle was also known as Anna E. Suttles.1
Nickname		Anna Edwards Suttle also went by the name of Puss according to an obituary for her husband, James William Dishman, that refers to her as 'Miss Puss Suttle, sister of the late R. V. Suttle'.9
Guardian	4 Nov 1856	She was named a ward of Benjamin F. Thomas on 4 Nov 1856 in King George County, Virginia.10
Name-Cen	1860	Her name was recorded as Anna Thomas in the census of 1860.11
Census1860	1 Jun 1860	She appeared on the census of 1 Jun 1860 in the household of Mary Weedon Baker in King George County, Virginia. Her name was recorded as Anna Thomas.11
Guardian	5 Nov 1868	She was named a ward of Robert Vinton Suttle on 5 Nov 1868 in King George County, Virginia.12
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	She was listed as a household member living with Robert Vinton Suttle on the 1870 census in King George County, Virginia.13
Census1880	1 Jun 1880	She was listed as James William Dishman's wife on the 1880 census in King George County, Virginia.14
Census1900	1 Jun 1900	She was listed as James William Dishman's wife on the 1900 census in Shiloh District, King George County, Virginia.15
Census1910	15 Apr 1910	She was listed as James William Dishman's wife on the 1910 census in King George County, Virginia.16
Census1920	1 Jan 1920	She was listed as the head of household on the 1920 census in King George County, Virginia.17
Will	1 Mar 1927	She made a will on 1 Mar 1927 in King George County, Virginia.6
Probate	6 Jun 1929	Her estate was probated on 6 Jun 1929 in King George County, Virginia.6

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John Triplett Dishman^1,2

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	about 1796	He was born about 1796 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.6,7,1
Marriage	18 Jan 1830	He married Mary Harlowe McDaniel, daughter of James McDaniel and Mary H. Dye, on 18 Jan 1830 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.8,9,10
Death	1 Dec 1866	He died of consumption on 1 Dec 1866 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.11,12

Children with Mary Harlowe McDaniel:

Amanda J. Dishman¹⁶ (a 1836 - 12 Mar 1868)
Mary Elizabeth Dishman¹⁶ (1836 - 1892)
Julia Ann Dishman+¹⁶ (18 Sep 1839 - 16 Sep 1906)
Virginia Lovely Dishman+^16,2,19 (20 Mar 1845 - 17 Dec 1916)
John Andrew Dishman^20,16 (1849 - 17 May 1867)
James William Dishman+ ²¹ (12 Sep 1852 - 6 Nov 1912)

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Event	Date	Description
Census1810	6 Aug 1810	He was probably one of the males, age 10 to 15, in William T. Dishman Sr.'s household on the 1810 census in Westmoreland County, Virginia.13
Division	24 May 1830	He received property in the division of James McDaniel's estate on 24 May 1830 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.14
Census1830	1 Jun 1830	He was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 census in Westmoreland County, Virginia.15
Census1850	1 Jun 1850	He was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 census in Westmoreland County, Virginia.16
Probate	24 Nov 1856	He was the administrator of William B. White's estate on 24 Nov 1856 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.17
Census1860	1 Jun 1860	He was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 census in Kinsale, Westmoreland County, Virginia.18

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Mary Harlowe McDaniel¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	about 1815	She was born about 1815 in King George County, Virginia.1
Marriage	18 Jan 1830	She married John Triplett Dishman, son of William T. Dishman Sr. and Jane W. Cannaday, on 18 Jan 1830 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.6,7,8
Death	10 Jun 1877	She died of dropsy on 10 Jun 1877 in King George County, Virginia.1

Children with John Triplett Dishman:

Amanda J. Dishman¹² (a 1836 - 12 Mar 1868)
Mary Elizabeth Dishman¹² (1836 - 1892)
Julia Ann Dishman+¹² (18 Sep 1839 - 16 Sep 1906)
Virginia Lovely Dishman+^12,18,19 (20 Mar 1845 - 17 Dec 1916)
John Andrew Dishman^20,12 (1849 - 17 May 1867)
James William Dishman+ ²¹ (12 Sep 1852 - 6 Nov 1912)

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Event	Date	Description
Census1820	7 Aug 1820	She was probably the female, age under 10, in Benjamin Simms's household on the 1820 census in Westmoreland County, Virginia.9
Division	24 May 1830	She was listed as an heir of James McDaniel's on 24 May 1830 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.10
Census1830	1 Jun 1830	She was probably the female, age 15 to 19, in John Triplett Dishman's household on the 1830 census in Westmoreland County, Virginia.11
Census1850	1 Jun 1850	She was listed as a household member living with John Triplett Dishman on the 1850 census in Westmoreland County, Virginia.12
Census1860	1 Jun 1860	She was listed as a household member living with John Triplett Dishman on the 1860 census in Kinsale, Westmoreland County, Virginia.13
Death	1 Dec 1866	She was an informant for the death of John Triplett Dishman on 1 Dec 1866 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.14,15
Death	17 May 1867	She was an informant for the death of John Andrew Dishman on 17 May 1867 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.16
Census1870	1 Jun 1870	She was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 census in Westmoreland County, Virginia.17

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William T. Dishman Sr.^1,2

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	about 1768	He was born about 1768 in Virginia.4,5
Marriage	about 27 Dec 1786	He married first Elizabeth Monroe, daughter of William Monroe and Jemima Smith, about 27 Dec 1786 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.6,7,8
Marriage	say 1795	He married second Jane W. Cannaday say 1795.1,9
Marriage	1 Mar 1810	He married third Elizabeth White, daughter of William White and Sarah Kitchen, on 1 Mar 1810 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.10
Death	about Dec 1833	He died about Dec 1833 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.11

Children with Jane W. Cannaday:

John Triplett Dishman+ ^19,20 (a 1796 - 1 Dec 1866)
James Andrew Dishman+²⁰ (1798 - 1873)
Lucinda Dishman+²⁰ (a 1804 - )
Charles H. Dishman+²⁰ (1806 - 1866)
Samuel Marcus Dishman+^20,16 (a 1807 - 31 Dec 1881)
Milissa Dishman^16,20 (a 1810 - )

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Event	Date	Description
Tax List	1787	He appeared on the Tax List of 1787 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.12
Will	20 Mar 1791	He was named executor and an heir in the will of Ann Triplett dated 20 Mar 1791 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.13
Deed-Land	21 Sep 1797	He and Jane W. Dishman conveyed 6 acres in Westmoreland County, Virginia, on 21 Sep 1797.9
Census1810	6 Aug 1810	He was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 census in Westmoreland County, Virginia.5
Tax List	1815	He appeared on the Tax List of 1815 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.14
Census1820	7 Aug 1820	He was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 census in Westmoreland County, Virginia.15
Census1830	1 Jun 1830	He was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 census in Westmoreland County, Virginia.4
Will	19 Jun 1833	He made a will on 19 Jun 1833 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.16
Probate	26 Dec 1833	His estate was probated on 26 Dec 1833 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.16

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Jane W. Cannaday^1,2,3

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Event	Date	Description
Marriage	say 1795	She married William T. Dishman Sr., son of John Dishman Jr. and Ann Triplett, say 1795.4,3
Death	about 1810	She died about 1810 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.5

Children with William T. Dishman Sr.:

John Triplett Dishman+ ⁷ (a 1796 - 1 Dec 1866)
James Andrew Dishman+⁸ (1798 - 1873)
Lucinda Dishman+⁸ (a 1804 - )
Charles H. Dishman+⁸ (1806 - 1866)
Samuel Marcus Dishman+⁸ (a 1807 - 31 Dec 1881)
Milissa Dishman⁸ (a 1810 - )

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Event	Date	Description
Deed-Land	21 Sep 1797	She was a cograntor with William T. Dishman Sr. in the conveyance of 6 acres in Westmoreland County, Virginia, on 21 Sep 1797.3

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Elizabeth Monroe¹

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Event	Date	Description
Birth	say 1768	She was born say 1768.3
Marriage	about 27 Dec 1786	She married William T. Dishman Sr., son of John Dishman Jr. and Ann Triplett, about 27 Dec 1786 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.4,5,6
Death	about 1795	She died about 1795.7

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Event	Date	Description
Will	2 Dec 1785	She was named an heir in the will of Jemima Monroe dated 2 Dec 1785 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.2

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