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Re: Oscar Dawsey & Mary Ann Franklin

hepzibah2009 — 2012-05-20 23:02:55Z

oscar allen dawsey & mary ann franklin are my grandparents, my brother was oscar andrew dawsey.

David Owen Dawsey

khughes052000 — 2012-05-15 17:15:36Z

I am trying to find out who the parents of David Owen Dawsey were, hopefully documented. He was born abt 1800 in South Carolina and died abt 1870 in Hancock County, MS. He was married to Emily Goodson.
Also, if anyone knows who this Dawsey line in the U.S. started with and where, I'd sure like to know.
I am trying to help my daughter document her paternal grandmother's line. She was a Dawsey and was born in Louisiana. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Kathy

Re: Catherine Dawsey married Abner Cantwell, Arkansas about 1850

ScottDawsey99 — 2011-07-18 12:38:54Z

Let me look into this again, the Michael Dawsey that I refered to some time back finally shows up in Savannah
Ga. not Tn.
scott dawsey

Michael Timmons Dawsey

ScottDawsey99 — 2011-07-08 12:55:20Z

Michael Timmons Dawsey lived near Savannah Ga 1844
I am looking for his family I come off his brother
Thomas's family. I have a letter written by Michael
to his sister Amelia in Hollysprings Ms. that talks
abt the family
scott dawsey
tUSCUMBIA aL.

Re: Oscar Dawsey & Mary Ann Franklin

LenineABailey_1 — 2011-01-08 12:25:00Z

Oscar and Mary Ann are my great great grandparents, if you still want any info please let me know.

Lenine

Re: Dawsey's

cdawsey_1 — 2010-11-25 18:21:40Z

My name is Edward Carlisle Dawsey and I have had yDNA testing done. I have a link to all of the Dawsey's in Horry County since William Dawsey, Sr. of 1757. If you would like the test results you can contact me at: cdawsey@sccoast.net I will gladly provide you with my results.

Re: Dawsey's

julianorton_1 — 2010-11-12 02:38:36Z

Seeking families descended from heads of households living in Horry County area, South Carolina in the first three censuses of the United States of America (1790, 1800, 1810 or earlier). It is well known that families traveled together and intermarried. By joining DNA studies we may be able to uncover links that have all but vanished. There are DNA tests for direct line male descendants called yDNA tests that trace direct male lines. There are direct female tests called mtDNA tests that trace direct female lines. And most recently there are FAMILY FINDER tests that locate people of any gender with sufficiently close DNA markers to indicate fairly close cousinhood between individuals in the study.

For information on such tests check any reputable DNA lab.

If you already have one or more DNA tests available and have ancestors in Horry County area prior to 1810, please consider joining the Horry County South Carolina DNA group.

If you do not yet have DNA tests, consider getting one or more. These can be obtained in a strategic manner to maximize the information—such as convincing a male direct line individual such as your father or brother to give a DNA sample and doing as many tests as possible on that individual. I have been lucky enough to convince two male second cousins, my father, and my maternal uncle to join. That means I am able to tell when someone is kin to one or two which line the match might come from.

Let’s knock down some brick walls!

Julia Norton
Coordinator, Horry County South Carolina group
Member Hawkins group
Member Norton group

Re: Willam and Fowler Dawsey

cdawsey_1 — 2009-10-24 15:51:28Z

Who are you? Please return my email at: cdawsey@sccoast.net
Thanks, Carlisle

Re: Dawsey

salliewest_1 — 2009-06-06 04:18:35Z

Hi, my name is Sallie and my grandfather is Malon Dawsey, he was Nellie's brother. My father is Robert Dawsey of Pearlington ms. You can contact me at salliewest@ymail.com

Re: David C Dawsey

salliewest_1 — 2009-06-06 04:12:54Z

Hi my name is Sallie and I am the great great great grand daughter of David Dawsey, his son Rufus Dawsey and his son Malon Dawsey and his son Robert Dawsey is my father. I would love to get more information about our family, please contact me at salliewest@ymail.com..

Thomas Dawsey Cemetery

ScottDawsey99 — 2009-05-26 16:22:20Z

Mike
I was going back through my old notes and saw this
one on the Old Dawsey Cemetery. Don't think I ever got back
with you on the location. After abt a year searching I got
up one Sat. morning and drove right to it. The James Joshua
dawsey home where Thomas died is 4 miles north east of Dothan, directions,off the circle go to Kinsey Rd. head due east next county rd on right is Omussy Rd. take a right first old place on right just before you get to the
Omussy Creek, the cemetery is located just left of the
house there was a barn just left of the house from the right rear cornner walk in a 45 degree angle abt 50 yrds
this is the old Dawsey cemetery , no tombstones, don't know
what happened to them./
scott

Re: Willam and Fowler Dawsey

jednellafl — 2009-03-27 20:17:30Z

we are related

Oscar Dawsey & Mary Ann Franklin

glowwave — 2008-06-26 08:02:59Z

I am looking for information on these 2 people. They are from (to my knowledge) Melbourne, Victoria, Austraia.

Thanks

Re: Willam and Fowler Dawsey

BronwynCokerDawsey — 2008-01-29 13:15:15Z

Likewise, I'm happy to share. The info I started with came from a "history" Cyrus B. (the missionary) put together many years ago. Evidently he visited the archives. You may contact me directly if you wish. jdawsey@sc.rr.com
Bronwyn

Re: Willam and Fowler Dawsey

cdawsey_1 — 2008-01-28 22:29:06Z

I appreciate your response. As you can see by the message board there were 2 queries posted several years earlier. I have tried to contact those 2 individuals for more information but have been unsucessful thus far. That is why I decided to post the query directly. I know your in-laws very well as Arlis and my father, Barney Dawsey, were first cousins. I would be glad to share any information that I have. Carlisle

Re: Willam and Fowler Dawsey

BronwynCokerDawsey — 2008-01-28 15:51:18Z

We believe these are my Husband's relatives but have been unable to find documentation. My husband's family has historically lived in and around Horry County,SC.
Thomas Lamb Dawsey > John Nelson Dawsey > Cyrus B Dawsey (1850-1886)> Harley Capin Dawsey > James Arlis Dawsey >
Jared Anthony Dawsey.

I,too, would appreciate any info/words of wisdom

Willam and Fowler Dawsey

cdawsey_1 — 2008-01-16 01:38:17Z

Does anyone have information on these two men? They first show up in Prince Fredrick Winyah Parish, Georgetown District, Craven County, South Carolina in 1756. Any information on progenitors, decendants, spouses, births, deaths, etc. would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Dawseys from Georgetown, SC

cdawsey_1 — 2006-11-10 21:59:08Z

How can I get a cpoy of this article? Where was it published?

seeking info John Dawsey shipwright 1719

cdawsey_1 — 2006-11-10 21:59:08Z

Does anyone have information on John Dawsey shipwright of Charlestown (Charleston) SC entered into contract in 1719 with David Deane to construct vessel and failed to perform.

Dawseys Titus Co.TX 1860

arvanh — 2006-03-30 01:45:24Z

We have a relative, John Leonard Holder, that married a Winnie Dawsey around 1858 (per the 1860 census she was born in GA). In the 1860 census for Titus Co.TX. Margaret Dawsey was living with John Leonard Holder and Winnie. Margaret was 17 and was born in GA.

John Leonard Holder later married Irena Brown. It has recently come to my attention that Irena's brother, James M. Brown, married Maggie Dossey (per a Brown family Bible). In the 1870 census (Titus Co., TX), his wife, Margaret was 27 and was born in GA.

I believe Margaret Dawsey from the 1860 Titus Co. census and Margaret Brown from the 1870 Titus Co. census are one and the same. The Brown family told me that there was at least one other Dossey girl that married into the Brown family, Tempey.

Does anyone know about a Dawsey or Dossey family living in or near Titus Co., TX around 1860?

Re: W.S.DAWSEY CALIFORNIA

2006-02-16 23:26:18Z

maybe you did, My side if Dawsey's also came from
conway/Anor S, C. also, If you think we have a connection worth pursuing let me know

Re: W.S.DAWSEY CALIFORNIA

2006-02-14 22:28:41Z

Hello
This was the only known Dawsey from our side of the family in California. This bunch came out of Conway South Carolina then to South Alabama. Buddy as he was refered to went to California just after the turn of the century to work in the oil fields and lived in Orange County. Sorry I couldn't help you. Best of luck
Scott Dawsey
Tuscumbia, Alabama

Re: W.S.DAWSEY CALIFORNIA

2006-02-14 00:35:04Z

I am looking for any south carolina or north carolina dawseys in California. Maybe a Hulon Dawsey,

John Dawsey, b. abt. 1859 in Mass.

BasketLady420 — 2005-11-19 06:28:56Z

John Dawsey, age 1 and born in Massachusettes
is listed in the 1860 Census for Nueces County, Texas

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information. I was actually looking for someone else in this census and noticed this not-so-common name, so I just wanted to share this information with the list. The link for the census is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/tx/nueces/1860/indexa-l.tx...

James Dawsey, b. abt. 1857 in Mass.

BasketLady420 — 2005-11-19 06:27:17Z

James Dawsey, age 3 and born in Massachusettes
is listed in the 1860 Census for Nueces County, Texas

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information. I was actually looking for someone else in this census and noticed this not-so-common name, so I just wanted to share this information with the list. The link for the census is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/tx/nueces/1860/indexa-l.tx...

Patrick Dawsey, b. abt. 1854 in Mass.

BasketLady420 — 2005-11-19 06:25:43Z

Patrick Dawsey, age 6 and born in Massachusettes
is listed in the 1860 Census for Nueces County, Texas

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information. I was actually looking for someone else in this census and noticed this not-so-common name, so I just wanted to share this information with the list. The link for the census is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/tx/nueces/1860/indexa-l.tx...

Margaret Dawsey, b. abt. 1853 in Canada

BasketLady420 — 2005-11-19 06:23:36Z

Margaret Dawsey, age 7 and born in Canada
is listed in the 1860 Census for Nueces County, Texas

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information. I was actually looking for someone else in this census and noticed this not-so-common name, so I just wanted to share this information with the list. The link for the census is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/tx/nueces/1860/indexa-l.tx...

Mary Dawsey, b. abt. 1826 in Ireland

BasketLady420 — 2005-11-19 06:22:02Z

Mary Dawsey, wife of John, age 34 and born in Ireland
is listed in the 1860 Census for Nueces County, Texas

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information. I was actually looking for someone else in this census and noticed this not-so-common name, so I just wanted to share this information with the list. The link for the census is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/tx/nueces/1860/indexa-l.tx...

John Dawsey, b. abt. 1828 in Ireland

BasketLady420 — 2005-11-19 06:19:24Z

John Dawsey, age 32 and born in Ireland
is listed in the 1860 Census for Nueces County, Texas

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information. I was actually looking for someone else in this census and noticed this not-so-common name, so I just wanted to share this information with the list. The link for the census is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/tx/nueces/1860/indexa-l.tx...

Re: Illinois Dawseys

2005-10-13 02:33:57Z

sorry cuz i whis i could be more help on the dawsey side

Re: Thomas Dawsey

2005-10-12 21:48:41Z

Ms. S,
Going back over notes and I believe I can help
you with this old family picture, you speak of
in a note to me several years ago. If there is
an ugly old dog sitting with the children, this would be the 1914 reunion and the Old Dawsey plantation
in Dothan, but Mary was dead the woman sitting next to him is his sister Catherine Deliah and husband
Ciro Fair Morgan tto her right.
tell me how you all faired durning the storm I understand your father went north,
scott

Re: Illinois Dawseys

2005-10-12 21:36:48Z

Kelly
Very interested in your gggg grandfather
James Dawsey, now this is a very common
name in all the Dawsey families I have found.
I am looking for a James Dawsey who was born
in Virginia had a bother Thomas who was my
ggg grandfather, any help
Cuz Scott Dawsey

Re: DNA Project Results

cubipt — 2005-06-02 16:07:21Z

I am interested in your study. My maiden name is Dawsey and my grandfather is from Texas, but I believe that the family is from out of Alabama or Florida in the 1800's.

Re: DNA Project Results

cubipt — 2005-06-02 16:07:21Z

Tell me what you'd like to know and I'll try my best to figure it out. I don't know alot about the Dawsey's in my family. My grandfather had lots of brothers and sisters and I've only met one of my Dad's cousins and none of his uncles or aunts. They were from Texas. I believe that my great-grandfather was french(could be wrong on that part) and black. I thought he came from Florida in the 1800's but I've been told that I was wrong about that.

Deidra

Re: Desperately seeking CLYDE and/or CHRISTOPHER DAWSEY!!

mdkellar54 — 2005-03-23 21:25:06Z

Can you tell me who your grandfather was? I have information on the Dawsey's decendent from David C. Dawsey but I don't have any of the names you are looking for in this information. The name Alton is familiar. I will try to help if I can get more information.

Re: Desperately seeking CLYDE and/or CHRISTOPHER DAWSEY!!

mdkellar54 — 2005-03-23 21:25:06Z

Linda,

I'm sorry but those names don't match anything in my records. Some of the branches I don't have complete so I may have your great great grandfather's name in my files. Sorry I couldn't help. Good Luck.

Marty

Re: Dawseys of South Alabama

mdkellar54 — 2005-03-23 21:25:06Z

my gg grandfather was David C. Dawsey who married Emily Goodson McQueen in Lowndes Court House, Alabama in 1831. our research shows that his father was James Dawsey and grandfather was Joshua Dawsey. this is information gathered from wills and censuses. this set of Dawseys settled in Alabama for awhile then David and Emily moved to Mississippi. do you have any records of David C. Dawsey or Dorsey?

Re: Dawseys of South Alabama

mdkellar54 — 2005-03-23 21:25:06Z

I agree we are all working on the same thing. Maybe one of us will come up with something. It's like our gg grandfather just appeared in Alabama one day and married Emily Goodson McQueen after her husband died or she divorced him. We know the rest. Just can't get back from Alabama. Keep in touch too.

Re: DAWSEY family of AL>FLA

scott_dawsey — 2005-01-30 00:22:50Z

mike you are correct on spellings i just cant type. do you have any ideal where thomas dawsey is buried he is david
abner grandfather. the smyrna cemetary toom stone tell
me old dawsey family cemetary, did venice ever talk about this to you.
scott

Re: DAWSEY family of AL>FLA