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Comment by Darnell Baker on May 31, 2015 at 3:02pm: Researching Dixon surname with connections to Abbeville, South Carolina

Comment by Dana Kelly on December 31, 2013 at 5:24pm: Does anyone have information on a Martha Dixon who married John Anderson 9 Nov 1724 in Montville, New London, Ct?

Comment by Betty Griggs Peacock on August 4, 2010 at 11:06pm: Looking for information on Dixon's from Beaufort Co. NC, Casewell Co. NC, and Wayne County, TN.

Comment by Marguerite Marshall on May 25, 2010 at 8:23pm: All I know about the Dixons is that my g-grandma was born Gladys Elixzabeth Dixon Jan. 1900 in Ft Smith, Ark. to John L Dixon an inspector for Ft Smith Rim & Bow Company. Her mom, an Indian (Cherokee?) abandoned the family & took Grandma's bro Jimmy with her because he "looked more Indian".

In 1915 Gladys married William "Bill" Lenhart, a RR man from NE & had a daughter named Marguerite Elmira. The marriage didn't last, tho.

Any information is MUCH appreciated. Thank you

Comment by Robert Dixon on November 16, 2009 at 7:12pm: My Dixons come from Northumberland, tracing them back, so far, to Alnwick. Lost a few of them in the Gateshead area sometime in the period post-WW1 through WW2 due to a family disagreement.

Comment by Sue Crilly on July 21, 2009 at 3:04pm: My Dixons come from the wilds of the Lake District in fact from the wettest place in England - the glorious Borrowdale Valley. They were famous for being miners in the Seathwaite Wad mines.