Notes: Scott Dickson's Family History

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1	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1823
2	Betty Evans records this date as 13 Nov 1879.	Family: F1582
3	Christopher and Mary were married at St. Peter's, Westcheap, London.	Family: F2428
4	Dorman lists a marriage date as 1764, but that would make all of theirchildren born before they were married.	Family: F1950
5	Dorman lists this marriage as "perhaps" rather than certain.	Family: F2273
6	Dorman lists this marriage as possible, but not conclusive.	Family: F2037
7	Dorman lists this marriage as possible, not conclusive.	Family: F2035
8	Edward and Martha were married at the Curles Meeting House.	Family: F678
9	Granddad says that he and Grandmother met on June 8, 1938. They were at a church youth meeting. She knew who he was but he didn't know her. They met and talked. He walked her home, since she lived close to him. He walked her home the next week as well. After that, she was babysitting on a regular basis and would take the child she was babysitting to the drug store for a soda. He would meet up with her there and talk. After they met one another, they neither one ever dated anyone else.	Family: F207
10	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1693
11	Issued marriage license 22.	Family: F670
12	It appears that there were no children by this marriage.	Family: F1034
13	It appears that this marriage ended around 1911 through divorce,though no documentation has been found.	Family: F2382
14	John and Catherine were married by the Rev. Dr. Buist of the FirstPresbyterian Church of Charleston, SC.	Family: F1621
15	Lionel and Valentia were married at St. Martin, Ludgate, London.	Family: F2429
16	Marriage licence was returned 7 Feb 1837.	Family: F1600
17	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F336
18	MARRIAGE: Laneburg Baptist Church, Laneburg, AR	Family: F1751
19	MARRIAGE: Married at the Redland M.E. Church, Redland, McCurtain Co.,OK by M.L. Matthews.	Family: F1682
20	MARRIAGE: Pickles Gap Baptist Church, Conway, AR.	Family: F356
21	MARRIAGE: Rev. J.W. Erwin officiated at Glen & Edgar's wedding.	Family: F344
22	Mary was the second of William's five wives.	Family: F2088
23	Micajah and Elizabeth never married. Mary was born out of wedlock.	Family: F2321
24	Mildred had also recorded this marriage as 27 Aug 1973, but thenewspaper account shows 24 Nov.	Family: F339
25	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1689
26	Ralph and Linda had no children.	Family: F210
27	Ralph and Wanda had no children.	Family: F208
28	Robert Hale records the date as either 1864 or 1874 and notes that itneeds to be verified. Children are born more like it was 1864.	Family: F1017
29	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1346
30	Seen as 6 Dec 1823. Robert Hale lists 20 Jan 1820.	Family: F859
31	Southall records this marriage as 1689, Dorman as 1691.	Family: F658
32	There is also a marriage for William and Martha recorded 4 May 1843 inOglethorpe Co, Georgia. In this record, he is listed as William B.(Robert Hale)	Family: F1020
33	This is the second marriage for both Elizabeth and for William.	Family: F1925
34	This is the second of Peter's three marriages. The first and thirdwives' names are unknown.	Family: F2049
35	This marriage could have taken place in NC or GA.	Family: F6
36	This marriage is not proven. Dorman says it is possible.	Family: F2126
37	This marrige is not certain. Dorman says it is probable.	Family: F1927
38	Anne is seen in the 1850 Census as Ann E.	Annie L.
39	According to the 1880 Miller Co., AR census, Emma is from Illinois. Her father is from New York, and her mother from Kentucky. By the 1880 Census, the father is not with the family.	Emma L.
40	Her parents were both from SC.	M. A.
41	US Federal Census	M. A.
42	While I was originally confused about the identity of William's wife,it is now clearer. There is a William J. Hudson, sometimes listed asWilliam I. Hudson in Cobb County. He was a capt. in the CSA and acotton broker in Marrietta and is not our William. It is unfortunatethat I and J look too much alike. William J's wife was Virginia andthey had no children. William I married Mary E and they had somechildren. The identity of William's wife is not clear. In once census, she isjust M. In 1880, she is Mary E, but the dates and other informationdo not match up very well. In the 1900 census, she is listed asVirginia E. In any case, in 1900, they are listed as never having hadchildren. That does not explain this Mary H. in the household.	Mary E.
43	Matilda Moore is enumerated in the 1860 Census in Wesley Hudson'shousehold, along with his wife and maybe his mother-in-law, RebeccaLanders. Perhaps, Matilda is actually Matilda Landers, married andwidowed to a Moore. After Elizabeth and Rebecca both died, either dueto love or due to the practicalities involved, Matilda and Wesleymarried. Based on the 1900 Census, we know that Matilda was married to a Mooreprior to being married to Wesley Hudson. We know that she had only asingle child, Truely.	Matilda J.
44	US Federal Census	Matilda J.
45	US Federal Census	Matilda J.
46	US Federal Census	Matilda J.
47	Could have had 1, 2, or 3 wives based on the names used for the wifeover time.	Henry Mason Abbott
48	William was a member of the House of Burgesses and of the fiverevolutionary conventions in Virginia.	William Acrill
49	William was a member of the House of Burgesses from Charles City Co.	William Acrill
50	BURIAL: Lane Cemtery, Paulding Co., GA	Bozeman Adair