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Mary Vanderford (3060)
Father: William Vanderford (2012) Mother: Sarah (Sally)
Comer
b. 1807 in North Carolina
[census-Ohio]
m. Feb. 20, 1828 in Hocking County, Ohio, Silas
Dixon [Bowers,1989], b. May 30, 1805
in Ross County, Ohio, d. July 22, 1884 buried in Mead Cemetery, Scioto County,
Ohio. Son of George Dixon and Catherine Cox. [Ancestry-Herzog]
Nancy, b. 1829 in Ohio
m. Feb. 6, 1847 in Ross Co., Ohio, Reuben Holcomb, 1823
in Ohio, son of Sylvanus Holcomb and Elizabeth McClain issue:
[census-Ohio] Minerva, b. 1845 in
Ohio Mary, b. 1850 in Ohio Elizabeth, b. 1854 in Ohio Silas, b. 1856
in Ohio Silvanus, b. 1860 in Ohio Rebecca Mae, b. Jan. 13, 1861 in
Ohio George S., b. 1867 in Ohio information: [census-Ohio] 1860-1880: Reuben and his family
farmed in Beaver Township, Pike county, Ohio.
Rebecca, b. 1832 in Ohio
George V., b. 1834 in Ohio, d. July 25,
1913
m. June 1, 1860 in Scioto Co., Ohio, Rebecca Mead, b.
1834 in Ohio issue: [census-Ohio]
Eunice, b. 1861 in Ohio Sarah, b. 1867 in Ohio John, b. June 1870
in Ohio
Emmaline, b. Dec. 17, 1835 in Columbus,
Franklin County, Ohio, d. April 18, 1890 in Kansas, buried Baptist Cemetery,
Center, Kansas [ancestry-Decker]
m. Jan. 26, 1854 in Scioto Co., Ohio, Edmund Joseph
Adams, b. Jan 8, 1833 in Ohio issue: [ancestry-Decker] Laura Ellen, b. July 3,
1868 in Iowa m. Harry Melbourne Reed issue:
[ancestry-Decker] Rena Mary,
b. June 22, 1905 Fanny Mary m. Jack Bond Sarah
Alice Celesta June John Silas Clara May George Dixon
Noah, b. Jan. 11, 1840 at Eagle, Vinton Co.,
Ohio
m. Oct. 22, 1865, Eunice Dodge, b.1843 in Ohio, daughter
of Harris Dodge and Abigail Mead issue: [census-Ohio] Mary E., b. 1866 in Ohio, d.
Jan. 18, 1878 of drowning in the Little Scioto River Geroge W., b. 1868 in
Ohio James S., b. 1871 in Ohio Bertha May., b. 1876 in Ohio, Tracy
N/(boy), b. 1879 in Ohio Gracie E., b. 1879 in Ohio, d. Sept. 18,
1882 Information: [bio-Scioto] Noah was
a member of the Free-Will Baptist church, a strong Republican, member of Scioto
Post, No. 287 G.A.R., and belonged to Wheelersburg Lodge, I.O.O.F.
Jane, b. July 3, 1841 in Ohio
Sarah, b. 1844 in Ohio
Catharine, b. 1847 in Ohio, d. March, 2,
1914
Information:
1850: Silas was a manufacturer in Harrison
Township, Scioto County, Ohio and the value of his real property was $2500. His
son George was working with him. [census-Ohio]
1860: Silas was a miller in Harrison
Township, Scioto County, Ohio and the value of his real property was $4000. His
sons George and Noah were working with him. [census-Ohio]
1870: Silas was working as a miller in
Harrison Township, Scioto County, Ohio. His sons George and Noah were working
with him. [census-Ohio]
June 3, 1875: The Athens Messenger reports:
In the Hocking Common Pleas, last week, Mr. Silas Dixon got a verdict for
$483.96 against the Logan Grange Store for wool sold to defendants in 1873.
[ancestry-newspapers]
September 1, 1877: The Portsmouth Times
reports that Silas Dixon was a juror on Tuesday, September 4th in Probate
Court. [ancestry-newspapers]
1880: Silas and his sons George and Noah
were millers and farmers in Harrison Township, Scioto County, Ohio.
[census-Ohio]
History of Lower Scioto Valley (1884): The
first mill in the township [Harrison] was built in 1804 by Emanuel Traxler, a
settler of 1796, on the site of Portsmouth. Benjamin Scott, Sr., was the owner
of the mill, and in the year 1836 it was remodeled and repaired by his son,
Benjamin Scott, Jr. The dam was built by an old setler named Oldfield. There
were several owners of the mill up to 1850, when it was purchased by Silas
Dixon, he purchasing it of Joseph Smith, of the Scioto Furnace. Mr. Dixon, in
1866 sold it to his sons, George and Noah, who remained in partnership until
1880, when Noah became sole owner, and is still proprietor. A saw-mill has been
added. The flouring mill has three run of burrs, with a capacity of thirty
barrels of flour per day of Merchants' Brand, besides custom work.
[ancestry-histories]
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