Dison - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: trying to trace family history

addie1948 — 2012-04-02 13:33:51Z

Wouldlove to know what you might have on Dison/Dyson. Thomas N. Dison or Tom Dison. Married a Minnie Belcher in Rains County Texas in abt. 1897....he was 46 and she was 20...his 2nd and her1st. 2nd marriage was childrn: Cora Dison who married a Oscar Milla. A Nora Dison who married a Robert R. O'Neal and a Charles Dison who married a Eva Nelson. Older children of Thomas from 1st marriage. Are...Addie Dison..married a James Stevens...a Stella Dison, married a John M. Creel...a Ida M. Dison married a William D. Carrecker, a James Dison who married a Susie Bell, a Bert Dison who married a Ella, a George Dison who married a Mary Jane Creel and a Carrie who married?? After 1900, the older kids moved to back to Alabama and MS...the younger ones stayed in Texas. Thomas and his wife disappeared....don't know what happened to them. Would appreciate any help. I know Thomas did have a brother named George. my e-mail is:

addie1948@wildblue.net. Thanks.

addie

Re: trying to trace family history

cdaubs — 2012-03-31 00:07:55Z

I am from the East Texas Dison clan. My grandfather was Forest Dison, my grandmother was Mary Emma Ritter. Please contact me and I will be happy to share information.

Re: trying to trace family history

addie1948 — 2012-03-21 22:54:17Z

My Great Grandfather was a Thomas N. Dison or Dyson. He came from Alabama. Was married to a Jane Meacham and had 7 children. Apparently she died and he moved to Texas...East of Dallas. Married a Minnie Belcher and had 3 more children. Between 1900 and 1905...he just disappeared. His last 3 children were raised by Minnie's parents. They lived up in Rains County, Hopkins County...and others near there. Children were: James Allen, George W., Bert, Carrie....and the last 3 were: Cora, Nora and Charles. Thank you. Looking for Dison/Dyson ancestors.

addie

Re: trying to trace family history

addie1948 — 2012-02-09 14:48:50Z

Know any Disons that lived in East Texas? In and Around Rains County Texas...and in those areas? My Great Grandfather came from AL....and settled in East Texas. a Thomas or Tom Dison? I do not know of any of his siblings...he might have had. No one ever talked about their families. Would appreciate any help. Thanks.

addie

Re: Family

addie1948 — 2012-02-09 14:38:55Z

Know anything about a Thomas N. Dison? Came from St. Claire County, Cooks Spring, AL? Thanks

addie

Re: trying to trace family history

addie1948 — 2012-02-09 14:15:39Z

My Great Grandfather moved from St. Claire County, Alabama to East Texas back in the middle or late 1890's. They settled in Rains County, Texas. His name was Thomas N. Dison....but my Grandfather, one of his sons....changed his last name to Dyson back in 1920's. So we all are Dyson now not Dison. It seems Thomas Dison disappeared after his last son, by his 2nd. wife, Minnie Belcher, was born...his son was born in 1901....and then nothing is heard from them again....would appreciate any help from anyone. His children by 2nd wife was: Cora Dison, who married a Oscar Mills; a Nora Dison, who married a Robert R. O'Neall, and a Charles Dison....who apparently is buried up in Silverton, Texas.

Thanks.

addie

Re: Alabama Disons

addie1948 — 2012-02-09 14:06:22Z

You mentioned a George Dison...what was his middle name? My Grandfather had a brother George...born abt. 1882??? Noticed you had Halcomb in your listings....any chance they might be from Mississippi? My Grandmothers oldest brother married a Lela Holcomb. Thanks.

addie

Re: Alabama Disons

sebajl01 — 2012-01-31 01:56:05Z

Dale, I too am looking for information on the Dison's. I have located sources for Ed dison who is married to Myrtle Sapp. Where i'm stuck at is his Mother and Father. I have a source that list Missouri Harrison as his Mother and his father i also Edward dison. I have a census record (1870) that list Missouri Harrison at age 15 living with Thomas Harrison and Orra Harrison, Thomas being from NC. our family has always been told that Ed Disons mother was Cherokee indian which would explain the nc birth and later move to Al and arkansas as my father said when the indian tribes moved many relocated to Arkansas. If you have any info I would appreciate it, and if you need more info and dates i can get them too you.

Thanks any info is appreciated

Re: Alabama Disons

mjackson400 — 2011-10-19 17:37:07Z

You may already have this info. I have no info on His parents or Sibblings but I have info. on His Children and several generations forward!! I Need a e-mail address to send you the info, One file is a Family History report and the other is a Register report and I will send them as soon as I get an e-mail address
Sincerely,
Mark Jackson

Re: Alabama Disons

baylies3 — 2011-10-18 20:05:47Z

I am looking for information on Thomas Dison (b. 1801 or 1802), whose mother was Sally Toombs. She married a Dawson around 1806 and had other Dawson children, but Thomas is listed as her firstborn son with last name Dison. Does anyone know if he had a different father from his siblings or perhaps changed his name from Dawson to Dison? All the records I can find indicate he was born before her marriage to R. Dawson. I am VERY new at this. Any help is appreciated!
B. Dison

Re: Mrs. Wealthy Caroline Dison

dale_dison — 2011-08-08 20:59:36Z

Thanks for the heads up on "Sparkling Waters"! I will look at it. Most, but not all, of the Disons in St. Clair were from GA and are not from the same clan. My Disons came in from NC via TN. I will look anyway. They may all be from the same source of the MD/VA border area early in our colonial history. What is your interest in Daniel Dison and Wealthy Caroline Ginn? Good hunting.--Dale

Re: Mrs. Wealthy Caroline Dison

kramers71 — 2011-08-08 05:14:20Z

You might want to check out a book called "Sparkling waters" The History of Cook Springs in St. Clair County, Alabama..It mentions Ida Dyson on page 23 and says that she and William Carreker married on December 11 1890.

Re: does issac c. dison/dyson have another son and william, james, elijah etc. have a previously undiscovered brother?

CaroleenKelly — 2011-06-02 15:36:52Z

Lafayette Dison/Dyson is my 3rd great grandfather. Some have incorrectly stated that he died in 1864 in Virginia. Careful research of those records from 1864 showed that the records did not refer to Lafayette. Lafayette died 30 April 1862 of the measles. His regiment was hit hard by a measles epidemic. My cousin, who is a great grand-daughter to Lafayette, confirmed this through stories told by her father. He said that his grandfather died of the measles.

Circumstantial evidence led me to believe that Lafayette was a sibling to James Dison. You provided more than I had found...the Sevier County birth and the sister-in-law to James in Pontotoc. Could you please tell me how you got the county of Lafayette's birth in Tennessee, and who the sister-in-law to James was in Pontotoc?

I really appreciate your help. I had kind of moved on from Lafayette because I couldn't prove anything, but you are giving me hope!

Re: trying to trace family history

dale_dison — 2011-02-18 21:26:51Z

Hey,
It is good to hear from you. I am a little familiar with your family. I met Rick and his wife at the transmission shop on one of my genealogy trips. He did not know very much about his genealoty at the time; however, we felt there may have been a connection from Northern LA and Southern AR area. Many of my AL relatives ended up in that area. I will check my lists for Luther. Rick gave me a CD of the country music (I call it Texas Road House) band that he was a part of. I believe that he also had a daughter in the military (Army?). He and my brother talked about her. My brother was a Sgt Maj at the time. I will try to contact your sister after I look at some of my genealogy records. Thanks. --Dale

Re: trying to trace family history

ddjtown — 2011-02-17 21:33:50Z

Hi...my father was Luther C. Dison. His father was Daniel D. David Dison. I never met either of my dad's parents as my grandmother passed before I was born. My grandfather died about the time I was a year or so old. I was born in 1951. I do know that my grandfather lived with my mom and dad for a while before he passed away. I will forward your information to one of my sisters, Sander who lives in Carthage, Texas. She knows much more of the Dison ancestry than I and will prove more helpful to you. My dad was born in Junction City, LA. I believe. He pipelined for years around La. but always was a "shade tree mechanic". He moved our family to Carthage when I was 6 years old and soon stopped pipelining and opened a gas station/mechanic shop there. He did this for years until he retired. I have an older brother, Rick who has had a transmission shop in Carthage for about 35 years or so. The name of his shop is Rick Dison transmissions on Hwy. 59 in Carthage. Feel free to contact him too. Hope this helps with some of your questions. My sister Sander (above mentioned) phone number is 903-693-3155. She works nights at a motel in Carthage, but if you call, please leave her a message as she does not have an answering machine. Hope to hear from you soon!

Re: trying to trace family history

daledison — 2011-02-07 23:10:09Z

Hey,
I am Dale W. Dison from Talladega, AL. My g-grandfather was William Dison. He had four brothers--James M. who went to Texas via Arkansas,Eli L., Daniel, and Elijah, possibly five with Lafayette. Many of their off-spring went to Louisiana and Texas. I have been researching the Disons for years and I am still attempting to piece the puzzle together. You can contact me at daledison@hotmail.com. I look forward to hearing from you. --Dale

Re: trying to trace family history

ddjtown — 2011-02-05 01:58:16Z

I am the daughter of Luther C. Dison. Just saw your post, and wanted to reply. We have several family members still in Carthage, Texas. Please send me an email and I will be happy to speak with you as we are wondering who you are. Regards

Dison or Dyson in North Carolina

ftmyersjoyce — 2011-01-01 01:25:27Z

I am looking for the father and mother of Frank (Franklin Dison. Frank born 1861-1863 in north carolina died in Campbell County Tennessee 1936. Married to Vienna Freeman, children, Freeman, William Arthur, Annie, Fred & oscar Dewy.
According to his death certificate his father was William H Dyson and mother Victoria Lengle, both born in North
Carolina. I have always heard they moved from North Carolina and changed their names. I can't find anything on Frank before 1890 when he married Vienna. Sure hope someone out therere has some info.

Thanks

Re: Alabama Disons

dale_dison — 2010-12-24 04:51:35Z

i would need more information to answer whether I know the Dison's of Cook Springs. I am familiar with some of the Disons in St. Clair County. Several of those are not directly kin to me, however, they may be indirectly kin from the VA/MD state line area. Most of the Disons in St. Clair County came to Alabama from GA while my direct descendents came from NC via TN. They cam around the time of the Cherokee land distribution. Give me a specific name and I will check to see what I know. Merry Christmas! -Dale

Re: Alabama Disons

samipa1 — 2010-12-22 20:31:43Z

I am kin to the Ala.Disons,from Vook Springs Ala.
Do you know these?

Re: Alabama Disons

ADragonMyst — 2010-11-04 12:25:10Z

Hi Alida! Tennis (he had taught most of the grandkids to also call thim "King", my kids still call him that)was born Nov 21 1920. If im not very mistaken we are cousins, I'm Melinda, Dave oldest daughter, I remember you coming to visit New Trenton in the summer when I was a little girl.
If you would like, I can send you the information I have.
His parents were Ed Dison, and Myrtle Sapp. His next of kin on the draft card was listed as Martha Jane Dison. I have requested a copy of his Social Security Application to see if I can get more information.
My email is ADragonMyst@yahoo.com if you want to email me about it.

Re: Alabama Disons

mjackson400 — 2010-11-04 02:44:19Z

My Thomas Dison was born in 1802 and died in 1870, None of the children you mentioned matched up with his children. Your Thomas Dison could be related but I do not have info. that would connect them right now.
Sincerely,
Mark jackson

Re: Alabama Disons

addie1948 — 2010-11-03 18:11:26Z

All I know: N. Thomas Dison/Dyson DOB 1850, Alabama. Married a L. Jane Meacham, in Alabama: Children: Addie, Stella Louise, Ida, James Allen, George w., Bert and Carrie Dyson. All of the first 5 were born in Cooks Spring, St. Claire County, Alabama...the rest I think in Texas....cause in the 1900 census under a Tom N. Dison (or Dixon) they lived in Rains county, Texas. Thomas with his second wife...a Minnie C. Belcher...they had 3 more childrem...a Cora, Nora and a Charles or Charlie Dison. Thomas I heard, also had a brother called George...haven't found him yet. Some of the women were married in his home with their parents present. If this is some of your kin...let me know and I will give more info. Thanks.

addie

james dison

scarllett5 — 2010-11-02 10:14:14Z

well, just maybe. Layfayette dison was born after the 1830 census approx (1833/34) in sevier, co. tenn. he can be found obtaining an arkansas land grant the same day as james dison in jefferson co ark. he is listed in the 1860 jefferson co, arkansas census as L. dison. james dison had a sisterinlaw residing in potontoc co. miss. lafayette married clarissa jamison in pontontoc co 1850. he can be found in the 1850 census living with the jamison family. the children of layfayette and clarissa are elizah, eliza, mary f., james b, william s. lafayette died in civil war 1864 richmond, va. according to pat welch. many dison family members carry the name layfayette. it is worth taking a look at. i would appreciate some feed back.

Re: Alabama Disons

AlidaDunning — 2010-11-02 09:52:51Z

I am also very much interested in knowing if the information you have includes my family.
Thank you.

Re: Alabama Disons

AlidaDunning — 2010-11-02 09:48:04Z

Hello. My grandfather was Tennis Dison, born in Alabama in the 1920's. I'll ask my mom for the exact year, Nov 21. I don't know much about his parents. I do have a photo, and can see if anyone knows their names. He claimed to be part Cherokee. His nickname in later years was Alabama.

Re: Ellen Dison

ccdeebala — 2010-11-01 02:00:33Z

Hello judygosling

Did you ever find out anything about Ellen Collen? I am wondering if maybe
Ellen was her middle name. Census reports have her being born in Southampton (Millbrooke?) Also she married John Hayter in a second marriage. And I've been under the assumption that her maiden name was Lomer, but I can't seem to put all of this together.
Please let me know if you have found anything,
Carolyn

Charles Dison + Jeanette Goodman TX.

hgosnell — 2010-10-28 14:49:49Z

Looking for Jeanette Goodman who married Charles Dson in
Panola Co., TX.

Thank you

Harold

Re: trying to trace family history

shellycockerham1 — 2010-10-13 15:30:00Z

L.C.(Luther Clifford)Dison was my grandfather. He died in 1987 I believe. He had a transmission shop in Carthage Texas. He was married twice, first to a woman (I dont know her name) but they had three children. Clifford, Charles and Bryant Dison(2 of which are still living. Then he married a young girl Ozell Jones (Dison). Together they had 7 children. Maritha Washington, Sander Christisan, Rick Dison, Dawn Smith, Teri Kathleen, Mark Dison, and Melody Moore (6 of which are still alive). I am a daughter of Rick Disons.

Re: DISON

daledison — 2010-04-26 19:48:35Z

You may have found all your info over the last ten years but if you are still looking, I may be able to help. Jack Pershing Dison was born around 1918 to Thorton Lafayette Dison and Tina Beatrice Lett in Clay County,
AL. Jack had five brothers and two sisters. I would like to know more about all of them if you have info. I would like to hear from you. You can contact me at daledison@hotmail.com .

Re: DISON

jimmyleeanderson72 — 2010-04-25 02:35:14Z

Hello Denise-
According to your note it has been about 20 years since you wrote it, so I certainly have only a small hope that you still will receive this. I am Jim Anderson, in Madison, Alabama.My mother's people are Dison's, and I can relate closely to your history. My great whatever came out of N,C. by way of Tennessee and then into Alabama as yours. My relatives are still around here near the Alabama/Tn line, but it's difficult finding info. Should you actually receive this after this lost decade, I will gladly give you what I have. I can probably give you some info on Louisiana and Texas Disons. I am at jimmyleeanderson72@yahoo.com, and you may reach me on my cell at 256-520-9553.

Re: Dison Lineage

marthile — 2010-03-11 06:30:20Z

My grandmother was Marthile(Mary) Dison born 7/28/1921 in Shreveport(Caddo)Louisiana. Please add me to your list.
marthile@aol.com

Thank you,
Shlane Barrett

Re: Dison Lineage

marthile — 2010-03-11 06:29:37Z

My grandmother was Marthile(Mary) Dison born 7/28/1921 in Shreveport(Caddo)Louisiana. Please add me to your list.
marthile@aol.com

Thank you,
Shlane Barrett

Re: Dison Lineage

dale_dison — 2010-02-09 00:42:22Z

I have only Thomas B. Dison,son of Daniel and Wealthy Caroline Ginn, b. 12 Jan 1852 in that time period. Thomas married Nancy Isabella Monroe and they had 7 children. There are three more Thomases in the 1890's.

Allen Terry Dison, b. 1869 m. Ida B. Branam whose father was Thomas E. and mother Sarah Jane Dison, b.1871.

There is also another line of Dison that came to AL from GA rather than TN and they also had a Thomas B. in the same time period. I don't have info on them readily at hand.

If you have some specific quetion, let me know and I will try to answer it. --Dale

Re: Dison Lineage

addie1948 — 2010-02-07 16:07:46Z

Do you have any Disons/Dysons that included a Thomas, Ida, Jane, etc..that were in the 1850's-1870's? Thanks

Addie

Re: Ellen Dison

ccdeebala — 2010-01-28 19:41:40Z

Hello judygosling
I'm very glad to find another person who is interested in Ellen Dison. The Gosling leads me to think that you are related to Juliet? When we were in London we met Anne and Elizabeth, who are my second cousins. We learned from another cousin that Christopher Gosling had been doing some research into the family, but I've never met him. Perhaps he is your father?
The Ellen Dison story is very confusing. She was born in Milbrook, Southampton but I know that she and Henry were married in Ireland and that she had spent a portion of her childhood there. In her letters she referred to a big "sadness" in her childhood in Ireland, but also mentions having very happy memories of her childhood. In her letters she said she had met Henry Collen at the home of John Hayter in Ireland, actually and that he was "like a brother to me before I was married."
But, the rest is confusing. I began looking in Southampton records. the census records reveal that her mother was Elizabeth Dison Hayter, having married a John Hayter (the same one? Don't know) later in life after they had both lost their first spouses. I am lead to believe that Elizabeth's maiden name was Lomer. (I could explain how I figured this out, but not here!) There is a marriage record for a Elizabeth Lomer and Thomas Winder Dison in Southampton. But, why were Ellen and Elizabeth then in Ireland? And, there is some confusion about the year that Thomas Dison died, which leads to all kinds of ideas about all of this.
I don't know if I am on the right track, and I certainly would like to confer with someone. I have more information, so let;s try to figure out a way to share it......
Carolyn

Re: Ellen Dison

judygosling — 2010-01-27 16:47:08Z

Hi Carolyn, I am also wanting to find more information out
about Ellen Dison. She married Henry Collen who was a direct ancestor of my mother (and therefore of mine.) My father spent a great deal of time tracking her down, at least the internet (since his time) has told us she met him at the Hayters house in London. I should like to find out about her family and where they lived in Ireland.

Re: Alabama Disons

addie1948 — 2009-11-09 03:13:17Z

Thank you ever so much. my e-mail is

addie1948@wildblue.net

looking forward to seeing the list of Dysons/Disons

AD

Re: Alabama Disons

mjackson400 — 2009-11-09 02:53:39Z

Please send me your e-mail address and i will send you the two familytree files on your Disons.
Sincerely,
Mark Jackson
mjackson8465@sbcglobal.net .

Re: Alabama Disons

mjackson400 — 2009-11-09 02:50:23Z

Here are the twelve children and the next three generations on some of his children. If you can not open the attached files then just send a e-mail to mjackson8465@sbcglobal.net .
Sincerely,
Mark Jackson
I will look for your e-mail address and send you the two familytree files

Re: Alabama Disons

addie1948 — 2009-11-06 01:01:35Z

My Great Grandfather..Thomas Dyson was born there...as were his children..Addie Dyson (Stevens), Stella Louise Dyson (Creel), James Allen Dyson, Bert Dyson, Ida Mae Dyson (Carracker)...I am sure there are others...I am still trying to find his other children...I have been told that there were at least 10-12 kids altogether...I have 5-6 more to go. If you can help...I would appreciate it very much.

As

Re: California Disons...

sp4aces1 — 2009-10-26 14:00:53Z

Stanley Dison, born 10-26-19 was the younger of th sons. Roy Herbert was about 3-4 yrs. older than Stan. He died a couple of years ago at the age of about 91-92. His second wife, Julie Dison, lives in San Pablo, CA. Stanley now lives in Austin, TX since 1995 and has been married to Pwggy Akard Dison for 63 yrs. (as of 10-09)

Re: Family

ditzyekko1 — 2009-10-25 20:04:37Z

Gwen. I know your Dison's my husband is descended from them.

Can you ask your grandfather what his grandparents names were?

I think his dad's mother was named Winnie and his mom's parents were Thomas Benson Griffin & Mary Margaret Moore.

What is his paternal grandfather's name?

Elizabeth Clark-Kane

Re: William Thomas Dison

tracykyle — 2009-10-25 03:34:56Z

I finally found his obit. Hope this helps. Sorry but I do not know who his parents are.

William Thomas Dison 80, of 6215 Louisiana Ave, died at 2:30 pm yesterday in Baptist Hospital after a heart attack at his home.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The body is at Pettus-Owen & Wood Funeral Home.

A native of Athens Alabama he had lived here since 1940. In 1909 he married Susan Gertrude Griffin of Alabama. She survives. Dison is a retired machinist.

Other survivors are six daughters, Lucelle Mathews, Maggie Mae Dison, Mable Dison, Marion Chance, Anita Kane, and Sue Yount all of Nashville. Four sons John, Ezell, Paul, and Howard all of Nashville. one sister Ella Sapp of Decatur Al and one brother James F Dison of Nashville; 22 grandchildren, 18 g-grandchildren, and one gg-grandchild.

Obit of James Donald Dison 17 July 1965 Bessemer, Alabama

rldrev — 2009-10-10 18:51:59Z

The Birmingham News Saturday, 17 July 1965

DISON, Mr. James Donald, age 74, of 1811 14th Avenue, Bessemer, passed away at his residence. Survived by 1 son, James K. Dison, of Miami Beach, Fla., 1 daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Sullivan, of Arlington, Tex., 4 grandchildren; 2 brothers, Will Dison of Talladega, Ala., and Ocie Dison of Bucksville. Graveside services and interment Sunday 2 p.m. from Bucksville Cemetery. Brown Service, Bessemer, directing.

The Birmingham News Saturday, 11 Nov 1950

DISON-- Mrs. Annie Mae Dison, age 38, of 1811 14th Ave., Bessemer, passed away Friday p.m. Survived by the husband, J. D. Dison; 1 son, James K. Dison; 1 daughter, Mrs. J. R. Sullivan, and 2 sisters and 5 brothers. Funeral services Sunday, 2 p.m., from Brown Services Bessemer Chapel, the Rev. Quinton Poarch officiating. Interment in Bucksville Cemetery, Brown Service, Bessemer 411, directing.

Note: Annie Mae Eatman was married to James Donald Dison.

Re: James Daniel Dison's spouse

dale_dison — 2009-09-04 14:52:49Z

I still do not have the name of a spouse for James Daniel and I am still working to establish information on several other members of the extended family that I believe came from Isaac C. Dison. I am slowing adding information, however, the Disons did not leave very many clear tracks to follow. I now believe that their were six brothers, Lafayette being born after the 1830 census in TN. The missing 1890 census has been a tremendous gap in following all these brothers. I would be happy to share info with you on the family. Contact me at daledison@hotmail.com . Look forward to hearing from you. --Dale

Re: Alabama Disons

ditzyekko1 — 2009-09-03 15:26:27Z

William Thomas Dison (19 Dec 1883, AL - Dec 1963, TN)

William Thomas Dison married Minnie Griffin 1st, produced one daughter: Lucile Dison (1903, AL - ?)

William Thomas Dison married Susan Griffin 2nd, produced 8 confirmed (possible 10) children: Maggie Mae, John Thomas, Riley F, Mable R, Paul J, Anita Christine, Marion,...Sue, Howard

My husband is grandson of Anita Christine (Dison) Kane - born 8 Feb 1926, AL & died 22 Nov 1986, TN

The only evidence of William Thomas Dison's existence is Social Security Death index and his grandchildren's claims that he is their grandfather. If you recognize him or the Griffin sisters, please reply.

Re: DISON --- DYSON

dale_dison — 2009-07-16 00:18:42Z

Hey Denise,
You probably have most of your info by now. I was reviewing some of my Dison info and found your inquiry from 2000. Thornton Lafayette Dison was born 16 Feb 1880 in Clay County, AL. He married Tina Beatrice Lett who was born in 1884 in AL. I don't have a marriage date. They had eight children between 1902 and 1921--Lillie, Timothy, Charley, Millard, Rufus, Alvin, Jack Pershing (Blackjack), and Vivian. Jack's father was Elijah and second wife Susan Eugenia Rardin. I can give you more information if you contact me at daledison@hotmail.com . I would also like to have more info on who Jack married and children and info on the spouses of Jack's brothers and sisters. I hope to hear from you. --Dale

Re: Alabama Disons

cdaubs — 2009-07-12 02:28:09Z

I descend from James M. to George to Forest(my grandfather). I would like to share information.

Re: Dison Lineage

cdaubs — 2009-07-12 02:26:01Z

I would be interested in this information.