Dawson - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Drucinda Dawson wife of John Goad

KrazyKazey — 2010-03-19 16:42:46Z

Does anyone in the Dawson family have any info on Drucinda they would be willing to share. I am a descendent of John Goad and trying to get my family tree in order before my name gets added as deceased. Thanks for any help.

Re: Ernest Dawson 21 March 1899 Pickering

sueellis115 — 2010-03-16 20:58:00Z

Richard and Alice Holtby were my great grandparents. Alice was born Alice Wilford at Stony Moor and had two children, Edward and Stanley.

Re: Dawson family

lashondawson2007 — 2010-03-16 17:28:37Z

My name is Lashon Dawson daughter of Mr. Stanley Dawson and granddaughter of Ms. Ruth Dawson both from durham north caralina I believe. Possibly from a small town called Legrange ,NC. My great gnandmother name was maggie dawson, which was Ruth's mother. My grandmother Ruth had several siblings. Leroy Dawson, Nancy Dawson and Elbert Dawson Jr. You nerver know we could be related in some way the "Dawson" name is a very famous name.

Dawson family

akbjc_lisa — 2010-03-16 15:59:33Z

I'm looking for family members of Henry B. Dawson and Mattie Dawson in Texas. Henry B. Dawson is my mother grand-father her father name is John Henry Dawson he had some sister and brothers as well, there names are Lula Dawson, Enner Dean Dawson, Milo Dawson, James H. Dawson and Maggie Dawson. Mattie Dawson is her great aunt and she has children as well George Dawson, Johnny Dawson, Tommy Dawson, Emma Dawson and Odessa Dawson any info will be greatly appreciated.

Great grand daughter of Henry B. Dawson
Lisa

Re: Family Tree

DarcyNina — 2010-03-12 18:56:24Z

Your Carl Dawson, who are his parents?

Nora,gramsalty@msn.com

Re: Cavil Dawson married Louisa Louise Alumbaugh in Kentucky.

janemartin1941 — 2010-03-09 22:15:18Z

I did not think so..

Re: Cavil Dawson married Louisa Louise Alumbaugh in Kentucky.

maxalumbaugh_1 — 2010-03-09 20:58:15Z

Louisa Alumbaugh Dawson did not have the middle name of Louise.

Re: Cavil Dawson married Louisa Louise Alumbaugh in Kentucky.

janemartin1941 — 2010-03-09 14:16:31Z

Thanks Connie
You have found another question..who is Angeline Alumbaugh.

Re: Cavil Dawson married Louisa Louise Alumbaught in Kentucky.

nanablue2007 — 2010-03-09 10:32:40Z

You prob have this but to show how the name is messed up in the census...

1870 United States Federal Census

Name: Cavil Danson
Birth Year: abt 1825
Age in 1870: 45
Birthplace: Indiana
Home in 1870: Iowa, Doniphan, Kansas
Race: White
Gender: Male
Post Office: White Cloud
Household Members: Name Age
Cavil Danson 45
Louisa Danson 45
Margaret Danson 18
Martha Danson 15
Perry Danson 8
Lanford Danson 4
Dudley Danson 2

Name: Cavil Dauson
Home in 1880: Iowa, Doniphan, Kansas
Age: 52
Estimated birth year: abt 1828
Birthplace: Indiana
Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head)
Spouse's name: Louisa
Father's birthplace: KY.
Mother's birthplace: KY.
Occupation: Farmer
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Cavil Dauson 52
Louisa Dauson 50
Margaret A. Dauson 25
Perry J. Dauson 19
Sanford S. Dauson 14
Dudley M. Dauson 12

Name: Louisa Dawson
Census Date: 1 Mar 1905
Residence County: Doniphan
Residence State: Kansas
Locality: Iowa
Birth Location: Kentucky
Family Number: 82
Gender: Female
Estimated birth year: abt 1828
Race: White
Line: 19
Roll: ks1905_44
Household Member(s): Name Age
Louisa Dawson 77
Adaline Dawson 52
Sherman Dawson 39
Angeline Aleumbaugh 83

fairly easy to find 1870 forward
tough one!
I am not related

Regards,

Connie

Cavil Dawson married Louisa Louise Alumbaught in Kentucky.

janemartin1941 — 2010-03-05 05:46:30Z

Looking for parents of Cavil Dawson

Descendants of __Dawson

1 __Dawson b: in Ky
.. +__ b: in Ky
...... 2 Cavil Dawson b: 1828 in Ind. d: in __
.......... +Louisa L. Alumbaugh b: 1830 in Madison county, Ky d: in Ky
.............. 3 William F. Dawson b: Abt. 1849 in Mo.
.............. 3 Margaret A. Dawson b: Abt. 1851 in Mo.
.............. 3 Sarah J. Dawson b: Abt. 1856 in Mo.
.............. 3 Martha A. Dawson b: Abt. 1857 in Mo.
.............. 3 Perry J. Dawson b: 1860 in Mo. d: 1940 in ;buried Iola cem. Doniphan county,Ks
.................. +Harriet A. b: 1871 d: 1959 in ;buried Iola cem. Doniphan county,Ks
...................... 4 Jewell K. Dawson b: Abt. 1910 in Doniphan county,Ks
...................... 4 Fred Dawson b: Abt. 1895
...................... 4 Lloyd Dawson b: Abt. 1896 in Doniphan county,Ks
.......................... +Margaret
.............................. 5 Lloyd Dawson
.............................. 5 Maggie G. Dawson
...................... 4 Ethel Dawson b: Abt. 1899 in Doniphan county,Ks
.............. 3 Sanford S. Dawson b: Abt. 1866 in Ks
.................. +Emiline b: Abt. 1871 in Mo.
.............. 3 Dudley M. Dawson b: Abt. 1868 in Ks

Re: George P. Dawson Family from Maryland

jeffdawsondc — 2010-03-04 16:24:17Z

Not sure if you're still looking, but my adoptive dad was Richard E Dawson of Baltimore, MD...he was born in Cumberland MD and had a twin who died as a teenager and had a brother named George P Dawson. Richard died in 1988...not sure if George P Dawson is still alive but did live in Willingboro NJ

Re: Does anyone know this Dawson Family from Norfolk England

pigginnut — 2010-03-04 14:08:37Z

Hi

Thanks for getting in touch. It was 6 years ago I posted that so had to think for a minute.

Ephraim Dawson born 1845 was my Great Great Great Grandfather. I have not looked at my tree for some time now as have been researching for other people, and although I have now expanded on what I had I am always interested in hearing from people connected to my tree.

if you would care to get in touch I would love to hear what you know

Teresa

Re: Does anyone know this Dawson Family from Norfolk England

brizardaw — 2010-03-04 11:41:01Z

If you are still looking for information I may be able to help as some of these fit directly in my tree - where do they fit in yours?

Re: Thomas Joseph Dawson Sr and Jr

karosel33 — 2010-03-04 08:13:17Z

You need to check the family trees on rootsweb. Type in the name as requested and when the first page comes up, go to the bottom and type in the last name of the spouse on the spouse line. There is a family tree and on the Jr. family tree there is a post-em note that will lead you to another Dawson that may be able to help you further. Have you tried checking census records to see if they are of any help in you quest for information? Good luck

Thomas Joseph Dawson Sr and Jr

scdtoy — 2010-03-03 20:21:55Z

I’m trying to locate information on my great grandfather Thomas Joseph Dawson Sr and my grandfather Thomas Joseph Dawson Jr. Thomas Sr was born in February 24, 1891 in New Bedford Massachusetts. He married Elsie Marie Robertson; I believe they had 6 children. He died on September 23, 1961 in Fairfax VA and he is buried at Flint Hill Cemetery. According to his tombstone he was a PFC TRPE 3 Cavalry in World War I. Thomas Jr was born on June 4, 1925 in Vienna VA, he was married to Charlice M Scott and they had 4 children 3 boys and 1 girl. His second wife was Zillah Christina Blevins, they had no children. He died on July 10, 1981 and is buried at Flint Hill Cemetery. I never met either of these men and my family cannot provide me with any information about them. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Martin Dawson of Virginia

HelenRiley44 — 2010-03-02 16:01:15Z

Hi
I do not know much about your Arphaxed Dawson. Someone on this message board told me he went to TX and was hung.
I'm sorry I know nothing of his ancestors or descendants.
Helen

Ann Dawson died 1755, Probably Yorkshire

Ruth_Willmore — 2010-02-27 23:40:11Z

Sometime ago my Grandmother inherited a widows or mourning ring from her elder sister. The inscription on the ring is "Ann Dawson ob 24 feb 1755 aet 22" We understand that this means that Ann Dawson died on that date aged 22. My Grandmother was told that the ring has been passed down the female line.

We have traced back to a Sarah Dawson who was christened in Tickhill, Yorkshire in 1783, daughter of John Dawson and Elizabeth. We have found John and Elizabeth's grave stone in Tickhill parish churchyard, but we are now stuck. There does not appear to be a marriage of John and Elizabeth in Tickhill.

We are running out of time to find out for our grandmother who Ann Dawson was and how she was related to us.

Does anyone have this Ann Dawson in their tree?

Many thanks
Ruth

Re: will do look-ups

my440sixpack — 2010-02-27 13:31:32Z

Hi Jack !
Sounds as if you're making some progress on your Dawsons !
I'm assuming you found a family tree that shows your Mary Margaret as the daughter of James and Lydia Ann Dawson.
I always caution the folks I correspond with to be carefull of family trees that they come across. Some are inadvertantly uploaded with errors (that's why I've never uploaded mine !).
Bottom line is - you have to prove to yourself that the information is correct.
Pleased that you had the chance to see the homeplace!!! I've had the opportunity to see where one of my grgrandfathers lived in VA & was amazed...
Afraid I've let my Ancestry subscription expire, so I'm not going to be much help (SORRY !!!).
Glad you like my440sixpack - most folks don't have a clue what it means...Can't wait for weather to warm up a bit so I can take it for a cruise !
Let me know if there's anything you think I might be able to help with.
All my best
Marlene

Re: will do look-ups

j_timmel — 2010-02-26 19:43:15Z

Hi Marlene.Long time no type. You sent me some info about my GrGrand Mother Mary Margaret Dawson. I stopped on that line of the family and just picked up on it again. Long story. I put her name in a list on Roots Webb and found her and it showed her husband to be my GrGrandfather. I went into this a bit further and it showed the Census of 1850 and listed her as the daughter of James and Lydia Ann Dawson. It also shows a sisters Rebecca Jane Dawson and Sarah Elizabeth Dawson. What strikes me with this info is I had an opportunity 2 1/2 years ago to see a small bit of my GrGrandfathers property. There was a picture of an Elizabeth Dawson and showed her to be Mary Margaret Dawsons sister. Your thoughts!! I like my440sixpac. Thanks Jack

Re: Dawson's in Hertfordshire, England - John and Joseph

ferra143 — 2010-02-25 14:34:41Z

Dear Roger

Thank you for your reply and helpful advice.

Much appreciated,
Kerryn
Australia

Re: Dawson's in Hertfordshire, England - John and Joseph

rogerbaines40 — 2010-02-25 13:23:57Z

I'm sorry I can't help. All my Dawsons going way back come from North Hertfordshire. There may be a connection but several centuries ago. One of the problems is the name. Dawson is pretty common.

Have you tried using Rootschat. If you go into the Hertfordshire bit someone may offer ideas about tracing your ancestor.

Good luck with your research

Roger Baines UK

DAWSON Cecil Calvin 1916-1984

t42MountOlivet — 2010-02-23 12:26:50Z

DAWSON Cecil Calvin 1916-1984

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,855 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

frederick and charlotte dawson

rogers106 — 2010-02-17 15:46:16Z

im looking for info on frederick dawson b erdington warwick england who may have come to the states in @1875 -1880. The only person i have found close to being him may be a frederick dawson living in trenton new jersey in the 1880 census. he is married to charlotte (? maston) and they have a daughter ann. all were born in england but not specified where. If this is my gt grandfathers brother any info would be gratefully appreciated
paul (uk)

Re: GA/NC Dawson's

carolwarren94 — 2010-02-14 22:05:42Z

People of color?
Researching WEELDON,WHILDEN,WHELDON,WILDEN/BROWN in NC.
Sincerely,
carol wheeldin warren.

Re: Martin Dawson of Virginia

MMillerFl — 2010-02-13 19:43:31Z

Hi Helen, I have a g g grandmother named Rebecca Jane Dawson, daughter of Arphaxton Dawson from either Ga or Al. this family is a mess would love to find out what happened to my Rebecca Jane Dawson who married George Washington Lefler ca 1849 their first child born Nov 1851

Re: Any DAWSONS in UK - Early BAPTIST Preachers & Descendants

ferra143 — 2010-02-11 00:04:23Z

Hello
Thank you for your reply. I think you are correct in assuming this is not the same lineage as mine. Dates also don't line up. Thank you once again for your reply and good luck with your own research.

Kind regards
Kerryn

Re: Any DAWSONS in UK - Early BAPTIST Preachers & Descendants

mkmoore4106 — 2010-02-10 18:25:59Z

I don't think this is the same Joseph and John Dawson. My John Clark Dawson was a captain of a British West Indies ship and died in Sumatra of yellow fever. He never married.

Re: Two Dawson sisters, supposedly daughters of Rev. Martin, married twin brothers

karosel33 — 2010-02-10 11:27:26Z

Have you ever done a search on Bartlett Haggard on yahoo or any other search engine. One place you might want to check is on google. Check their books with the names you have. It is written by Charles Dawson. Some of the searches on Bartlett state that his wife was a daughter of Martin Dawson. I hope this will help. Have you checked the Virginia New York records that the University of Virginia has? I think that is where they are, or type in New York Virginia marriage records. It has been a while since I have searched for anything there. There arae also land records that can be searched for. I don't know if that would be of help or not.

Re: Two Dawson sisters, supposedly daughters of Rev. Martin, married twin brothers

Juli_Morgan — 2010-02-09 19:11:53Z

Yes, I've checked those. That's where I saw that Nancy & Martha were supposedly Martin's daughters. However, verifiable sources for that information were nonexistant, just where someone copied someone else's GEDCOM.

Did Martin DAWSON leave a will in which he named his children, or any other documentation that would prove these girls were his children? Since the DAWSONs, HAGGARDs, ELKINs and GENTRYs intermarried so extensively, decoding the puzzle of who married who, and which children belonged with which parents is pretty much impossible without a verifiable source, so that's what I'm looking for.

Thanks!

Re: Two Dawson sisters, supposedly daughters of Rev. Martin, married twin brothers

karosel33 — 2010-02-09 09:56:38Z

You need to check rootsweb.com family trees with the female names and Haggard as the spouse. You can also search Martin Dawson with Butler as the spouse. You might be surprised at what you find. Have you check familysearch.org also?

Re: EDWARD DAWSON

ferra143 — 2010-02-07 12:17:53Z

Sorry Jean, I don't know this area well.

Really, the only thing I have is that our John named his property here in Western Australia, called 'Newbury', supposedly after his homeland in England.

As he was indentured to the Aggett family from Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, we feel that he must be from this region. We also knew that his father was named Joseph, a farmer.

We have found a record of a John Dawson b 1808 to Joseph Dawson and Cecelia Lee in Cheshunt. Although this Joseph appeared to have died in the poorhouse, there doesn't seem to be any birth record for this Joseph in Cheshunt. So am guessing that he must have been from an area close by - hence the Essex theory.

Have found quite a few Dawsons from around the Great Bardon? (great something) area in Essex.

Things must have been pretty tough for our John in England, having immigrated without family. We have found a record about Mrs Aggett, suggesting she was a real tyrant employer. I would love to connect too, but it is just so hard.

My email addresss: mferraro@iinet.net.au

Kind regards
Kerryn

Re: EDWARD DAWSON

maree43 — 2010-02-07 08:39:54Z

Hello Kerryn we have Edward Dawsons convict record he was convicted in 1835 of stealing sacks and bran it was his 2rd offence.Previously for damage andorchard robbing.It stated he was single. His passage was on the Henry Porcher 15 Nov 1836. So far I have been unable to find the court record as it was in Essex Colchester. Do you have any clues about this area. The only clue is Thomas Blyth a brother in law stated on death cert. I have found a bit on this man but the info is loose. Hope we can connect links
Regards Jean

Two Dawson sisters, supposedly daughters of Rev. Martin, married twin brothers

Juli_Morgan — 2010-02-07 04:48:41Z

I am looking for the parents of Martha A. DAWSON, b. 11 May 1764 in Albermarle County, Virginia, and Nancy DAWSON b. 1769 in Albermarle County. These sisters are supposedly the daughters of Rev. Martin DAWSON, but I've yet to see any DAWSON info (for any of the Martins) that list these girls.

Martha married Bartlett HAGGARD on 10 November 1785 in Albermarle County, and Nancy married David C. HAGGARD 6 November 1790. Bartlett and David were twins, and sons of Nathaniel HAGGARD and Elizabeth GENTRY of Albermarle and Hanover counties in Virginia.

William D.Dawson, MD Texarkana, Texas 1920-1989

jonathan_clemente — 2010-02-05 00:40:48Z

I am looking for information on Dr. William . Dawson MD. Born 1920-Died 1989. Dr. Dawson attended the University of Texas. He worked as a doctor for NACC on Taiwan in 1961

Re: William Hopkinson Dawson

karosel33 — 2010-02-04 10:49:24Z

rootsweb.com is totally free. It is a sister site to ancestry.com. You will get a lot of William Dawson's the first time you type it in. Go to the bottom of the first page and go to the spouse line. You can type in either the first name or the last name of the spouse. With an unusual last time you have a better chance of matches. When you get to the first posting, you can click on the fathers names to get to the next family page. I didn't click on the mothers names. If you are new to researching genealogy please e-mail me at karosel33@yahoo.com and I will be able to give you some more information on sites to check, etc.

Re: EDWARD DAWSON

ferra143 — 2010-02-04 08:40:03Z

Hi Maree
Thanks for your prompt reply.

We also have little to go by. Although our John wasn't a convict he was indentured as a farm servant. His father Joseph was listed as a farmer on his marriage certificate, but have the feeling that he was probably an agricultural laborourer as well.

What year was your Edward transported and do you have a father's name at all?

Kind regards
Kerryn

Re: EDWARD DAWSON

maree43 — 2010-02-04 04:28:41Z

Hi not sure about a connection our Edward was a convict transported from Essex Colchester area to VDL. He was an argricultural labourer. His crime was stealing food.He may have had a sister called Ann. We found a brother in law called Thomas Blyth on Edward death cert. It is hard to track the history back to England as we do not have any clues.ANy way he turned out pretty good paid his debts and raised a family and we are all pretty nice!!

Re: William Hopkinson Dawson

patedarby — 2010-02-03 10:37:51Z

Do I need a subscription?

Re: William Hopkinson Dawson

karosel33 — 2010-02-03 09:30:29Z

If you go to the Family Trees on rootsweb.com you will be able to find info on William H. Dawson and Rachel P. Ruble, the Dawson line goes back several generations, Hope this will be what you looking for.

Joseph and Cecelia (nee Lee) Dawson - Hertfordshire and Essex

ferra143 — 2010-02-03 03:34:54Z

We have records of a John Dawson born 1808, Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England to a Joseph Dawson and Cecelia Lee. Marriage records indicate that Joseph and Cecelia married Cheshunt 1805.

Records also indicate that Joseph died in the poorhouse 1816, but there are no further records of further children, neither death nor second marriage records for Cecelia. It is not known what became of son John. It is also not known where father Joseph and mother Cecelia were born.

My great great grandfather John Dawson was born around the same time as the above John and was indentured to a Du Bois Aggett and family from Cheshunt and brought to Western Australia 1830. We are having difficulty proving if these same records belong to our John. It is possible that our John may have come from Essex, as he named his farming property in Australia 'Newbury', and there is a Newbury located in neighbouring Essex.

If anyone has further information on this family I would love to hear from them.

Kerryn

John and Joseph Dawson - Hertfordshire and Essex

ferra143 — 2010-02-03 03:25:33Z

I have been searching for the origins of my great great grandfather John Dawson b c1808, son of Joseph Dawson, farmer.

John was indentured as a farm servant to a Du Bois Aggett and family from Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England and brought to Western Australia in 1830.

It is possible that John came from one of the neighbouring counties, possibly Essex, as he named his farm in Australia, 'Newbury'.

He named his two sons John Joseph and Edward.

Would love hear if anyone has further information.

Re: EDWARD DAWSON

ferra143 — 2010-02-03 03:16:55Z

Hi
I have been searching for my great great grandfather John Dawson, b 1808, son of Joseph Dawson, farmer.

John was indentured as a farm servant to Du Bois Aggett and family from Cheshunt, Hertfordshire and brought to Western Australia in 1830.

Not much more is known of this family, but he did name his two boys John Joseph and Edward. He also named his farm 'Newbury', which was said to be in honour of his homeland. Thre is a Newbury located in nearby Essex.

I would love to hear from you if you think there could be a connection.

Kind regards
Kerryn

Re: Dawson family from Essex

ferra143 — 2010-02-03 02:11:03Z

I have been searching for my great great grandfather John Dawson b 1808, son of Joseph Dawson, farmer.

John was indentured as a farm servant to a Du Bois Aggett from Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, whom brought John to Western Australia 1830.

We believe our John and Joseph may have come from Essex.

Kind regards
Kerryn

Dawsons - Essex and Hertfordshire region

ferra143 — 2010-02-03 01:58:55Z

Hi
I have been trying to trace my great great grandfather John Dawson b 1808, son of Joseph, farmer. John was indentured to a Du Bois Aggett from Cheshunt, Hertfordshire and was brought to Australia 1830 (without family).

We feel that it is quite possible that John and father Joseph may have come from Essex.

I hope someone can make a connection.

Kind regards
Kerryn

Re: Dawson's in Hertfordshire, England - John and Joseph

ferra143 — 2010-02-03 01:50:40Z

This is a long shot. I have been searching for the origins and family of my great great grandfather John Dawson b c1808, son of Joseph Dawson. John was indentured as a farm servant to a Du Bois Aggett and family and was brought to Australia 1830 as a young man (without family) in board the Egyptian. The Aggett family was from Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England.

There is a record of a John Dawson, born 1808 to a Joseph Dawson and Cecelia Lee in Cheshunt. This same Joseph appeared to have died in the poorhouse 1816, there are no further records of any more children or Cecelia's death. We are not even sure if this record belongs to our family. There is another interesting record from Much Hadham, Hert of another family of similar names.

Would love to hear from you if you think we could have a connection.

Kerryn

William Hopkinson Dawson

patedarby — 2010-02-02 06:05:49Z

I was wondering if you had any information in there about William Hopkinson Dawson, who was b. 1827 in KY, married to Racheal Pheobe Ruble/Rueble. Thanks SOOO much! I am stuck there at my family history.

James Craven Dawson

mayapple98 — 2010-02-02 03:36:54Z

I'm searching for my grandfathers family he was living in Washington, D.C. in as early as 1932 when my father was born. He came to D.C. to get a job with the liquor control board, but it fell through. He originally I believe was from either Mullica Hill, NJ where his family owned a dairy farm. (or) they managed a hotel in Atlantic City, NJ. His only sister was in Virginia working for a family. He did drive a car for a Virginia family for a short time too, until he found a job with The Home Mutual Life Insurance Company. My grandmother was his second wife, Harriet Burke.

Re: Info on Wm Henry Harrison Dawson 1840

pdozer2010 — 2010-01-31 16:32:09Z

Wm Henry Harrison Dawson was my gggrandfather also. He was a riverboat capt on the Mississippi, where he met Sarah Boynt, in New Orleans. He fought in the Civil War in a Virginia Regiment, where he was raised. He became a preacher in Jackson, Ohio. They had several children, one of whom was my great grandfather.
My ggrandfather was married with daughters in Jackson/Oak Hill, then moved to the Roseville, Ohio area. He was re-married and had 6 kids with his 2nd wife, last name Payne. My grandfather was one of those 6, named William Dawson, from Roseville (near Cannelville). He would have been your grandmother's brother or half-brother, depending.
I would like to piece together the names on the family tree.

Re: dawson gang

pugsley700 — 2010-01-25 01:35:56Z

i am the great grand daughter of henry dawson i have a pick of adeline dawson looking for more info on her i have a little my mother is her granddaughter

Re: Bobbie Lee Dawson and Donovan Howard Dawson

haleybeach1 — 2010-01-17 07:03:36Z

Hi! My name is Haley Dawson Beach. I am a daughter of Donovan Howard Dawson, son of Minnie E. Dawson. I have been doing some family gengeology and found this old request and thought I would respond. My grandmother, Minnie, died in the late 1970's and my father, Donovan, died in 1984. I hope this is somewhat helpful. You can contact me via e-mail for more information if you would like.
-Haley