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HUSBAND |
Joseph
Dodds (23) |
| Parents |
Andrew
Dodds, Mary Cochran (23) |
| Born |
1792,
Washington Co., PA (23) |
| Died |
Jan. 31,
1879, Union County (23) |
| Buried |
Fairview
Cemetery, Scioto Twp., Delaware Co., OH (23) |
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| WIFE |
Sarah
Lawrence (23) |
| Parents |
John
Lawrence, Janet (Jane) Cochran (23) |
| Born |
1807 (23)
PA (31) |
| Died |
Feb. 25,
1873 (23) |
| Buried |
Fairview
Cemetery, Scioto Twp., Delaware Co., OH (23) |
| Married |
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| CHILDREN |
Mary
Jane Dodds (23) |
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Matilda
L. Dodds (23) |
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James
N/H. Dodds (23) |
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Harvey
Dodds (23) |
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John
Dodds (23) |
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| PHOTO ALBUM |
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Dodds Family Sheet (23) |
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| RECORDS |
1826 Auditor's List
1 horse, $40; 3 cattle, $16 (23) |
1830C Scioto Twp., Delaware Co.,
OH
1 M under 5; 1 M 15-20; 1 M 20-30; 1 M 30-40; 1 F
under 5; 1 F 5-10 1 F 30-40 (23) |
1840C Scioto Twp., Delaware Co.,
OH
1 M 40-50; 1 M 10-15; 1 F 30-40; 1 F 15-20; 1 F
10-15 (23) |
1850C Scioto Twp., Delaware Co.,
OH
2379-2391 Joseph, 58, PA; Sarah, 49, PA; Mary
Jane, 26, OH; James M., 21, OH; Mary Ann Stevens, 9, OH; Cyrus
Sanders, 3, OH (23) |
1850AG
50AC Improved; 117AC Unimproved; value land
$1670; value farm machinery $75; 3 milch cows; 17 other cattle; 16
sheep, 7 swine; value live stock $306; 300bu corn; 100bu oats; 50lbs
wool; 100bu potatoes; 150lbs butter; 3T hay (23) |
1860C Scioto Twp., Delaware Co.,
OH
998-975 Joseph, 68, PA; Sarah, 59, PA; Jane, 19,
PA (23) |
1870C Scioto Twp., Delaware Co.,
OH
James, 76; Nancy, 65; David S., 33 (23) |
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| OCCUPATION |
| Farmer |
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| MILITARY |
| War of 1812 (23) |
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| KNOWN
RESIDENCES |
| None found. |
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| IN THE NEWS |
| Marysville Tribune - March 19, 1879 - JOSEPH DODDS
OBITUARY |
Joseph Dodds, age 86 years, 9 months, and two
days. Mr. Dodds was a native of Washington County, Pa.
His parents were Andrew and Mary Dodds. When Joseph was a
child, the family moved to Erie County, Pa. and resided near to the
city of Erie and close to the borders of the lake, where he grew to
manhood. For a few months he was enlisted and served as a
soldier in the war against Great Britain. Upon his discharge
from the service and before the close of the3 war, he and the family
came to Ohio, and took up their residence in 1813 on the Darby where
a small settlement had been made a few years before. Here they
resided only two years, when they again settled on lands in Delaware
County, on or near Little Millcreek where there was scarcely a
settler or family for miles around. The county was almost an
unbroken wilderness. Here the family made a permanent home,
and some of its members still reside in that vicinity. Here
Mr. Dodds was married to Miss Sarah Lawrence with whom he lived in
happy wedded life t th time of her death Feb. 25th, 1873, for more
than 52 years. To them were born nine children, none of whom
are now living; and only three grand children survive them.
More than fifty years ago, Mr. Dodds united with the Presbyterian
Church, and he remained in its communion till death.
Mr. Dodds was a plain man, quiet and unobtrusive in his manners, but
of sound judgment, good sense, and an humble believer in the Savior
of men; and in extreme old age, having served his day and
generation, he quietly fell asleep and passed down through the dark
valley holding fast to the Divine rod and staff. "Your
fathers, where are they? and the prophets, do they live
forever?" (23) |
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| BIOGRAPHY |
| Sarah Lawrence was a member of the
Ostrander Presbyterian Church at its organization. Nov. 9, 1834. (23.31)
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| RESEARCH
CONCERNS & ISSUES |
| None found. |
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