Ann Edmonds Jones^1,2

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Son:	William Jones Dishman (1817 - 1855)
Daughter:	Elizabeth Buckner Dishman (1818 - 1838)
Daughter:	Anne Maria Dishman (1820 - 1841)
Son:	Arthur B. Dishman (1821 - 1870)
Son:	Addison Thornton Dishman+ (1823 - 1895)
Daughter:	Mary Susan Dishman (1825 - 1827)
Son:	John Richard Dishman (1827 - 1871)
Son:	Samuel Oldman Dishman+ (1829 - 1896)
Son:	James Dishman (1831 - 1831)
Daughter:	Sarah Thornton Dishman (1831 - 1895)
Daughter:	Lucy Harriot Dishman (1832 - 1860)
Daughter:	Mary Frances Dishman (1834 - 1910)
Daughter:	Ann Elizabeth Dishman (1840 - 1890)

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S60] [William] Jones Family Bible Record, 1795-1835, The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ (Philadelphia: Mathew Carey, 1809), Family record; transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004967440205756 : 2001).
3. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.
4. [S14] Samuel Dishman Jr. will (17 Mar 1817), Will Book 3, page 183, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States.
5. [S58] Library of Virginia, Index to Virginia Marriage Records. Online Database http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/collections/MG.html, Counties, Caroline, A-H, card 43. Hereinafter cited as Virginia Marriage Records.
6. [S760] Died, Alexandria Gazette, Alexandria, Virginia, 16 Oct 1845, p.3, on the 4th instant, at her residence, King George County, Virginia, Mrs. Ann E. Dishman, age 49, leaving 9 children.
7. [S4] Charles M. Marsteller, "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties," Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy 9 (2000): 164-172.
8. [S15] John Dishman will (24 Sep 1843), Will Book 3, page 492, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States.
9. [S39] 1820 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 121, line 10, John Dishman jnr. household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 3 of 9, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
10. [S40] 1830 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 54, line 12, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 1 of 38, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
11. [S41] 1840 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 43, line 29, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 7 of 36, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).

Susanna Baker¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.
3. [S4] Charles M. Marsteller, "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties," Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy 9 (2000): 164-172.
4. [S111] Fothergill, Augusta B., Compiler, Wills of Westmoreland County, Virginia, 1654-1800, (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1973; reprint Richmond, VA: Appeals Press, 1925). p. 155, Butler Baker entry, "Land to son William ; to son Samuel 1 negro girl; negro Peggy to be sold and money divided among daus. Elizabeth Frances and Susannah; son Samuel to be maintained."
5. [S37] William L. Deyo, Compiler, King George County Virginia 1800 Census, (Colonial Beach, VA: DeJoux Publications, 1998). Entry 353.
6. [S38] 1810 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, line 8, Samuel Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 10 of 37, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).

Edward Oldham

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S100] Lee, Elizabeth Nuckols, compiler, King George County Virginia Marriages, Volume I, Marriage Bonds Book 1, 1786-1850, (including ministers' returns), (Athens, Georgia: Iberian Publishing Company, 1995). page 12.
3. [S413] , "Virginia, U.S., Select Marriages, 1785-1940," database, Ancestry, Sarah Dishman and Edward Oldham, 12 May 1791, King George Co., VA; citing Virginia, Marriages, 1785-1940. Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013.
4. [S1303] Deed Book, No. 13 (1829-1832): pp. 102-105, deed, land from Sarah Thornton to sons Samuel and Edward Oldham for love and affection, dower share from former husband Edward Oldham, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States. Hereinafter cited as King George County Deed Book 13.
5. [S1304] Torrence, Clayton, compiler, Virginia Wills and Administrations 1632-1800. p.319, Edward Oldham inventory, 1795, King George County.
6. [S22] , "Virginia, U.S., Compiled Marriages, 1740-1850," database, Ancestry, Sarah Oldham and Francis Thornton, 22 Dec 1806, King George Co., VA; citing Dodd, Jordan R., et al.. Early American Marriages: Virginia to 1850. Bountiful, UT, USA: Precision Indexing Publishers.

John Porter¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S413] , "Virginia, U.S., Select Marriages, 1785-1940," database, Ancestry, John Porter and Mary Dishman, married 21 December 1797, King George, Virginia; citing Virginia, Marriages, 1785-1940. Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013.
3. [S100] Lee, Elizabeth Nuckols, compiler, King George County Virginia Marriages, Volume I, Marriage Bonds Book 1, 1786-1850, (including ministers' returns), (Athens, Georgia: Iberian Publishing Company, 1995). page 13.

William Ashmore¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S159] Berryman Lineage Charts, online http://pages.prodigy.net/berryman2/_wsn/page9.html, downloaded 4 Jan 2003. Berryman Lineage Chart 4. Hereinafter cited as Berryman Lineage Charts.
3. [S100] Lee, Elizabeth Nuckols, compiler, King George County Virginia Marriages, Volume I, Marriage Bonds Book 1, 1786-1850, (including ministers' returns), (Athens, Georgia: Iberian Publishing Company, 1995). page 1.
4. [S413] , "Virginia, U.S., Select Marriages, 1785-1940," database, Ancestry, William Ashmore and Frances Dishman, married 3 February 1799, King George, Virginia; citing Virginia, Marriages, 1785-1940. Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013.

Samuel Dishman, III¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.

Elizabeth Butler Dishman¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.
3. [S4] Charles M. Marsteller, "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties," Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy 9 (2000): 164-172.
4. [S37] William L. Deyo, Compiler, King George County Virginia 1800 Census, (Colonial Beach, VA: DeJoux Publications, 1998). Entry 353.

Butler Dishman¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.

Susanna Baker Dishman¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.
3. [S4] Charles M. Marsteller, "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties," Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy 9 (2000): 164-172.

Mary Frances Dishman^1,2

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S15] John Dishman will (24 Sep 1843), Will Book 3, page 492, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States.
3. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.
4. [S100] Lee, Elizabeth Nuckols, compiler, King George County Virginia Marriages, Volume I, Marriage Bonds Book 1, 1786-1850, (including ministers' returns), (Athens, Georgia: Iberian Publishing Company, 1995). page 21.
5. [S101] Lee, Elizabeth Nuckols, compiler, King George County Virginia Marriages, Volume II, Implied Marriages, (Athens, Georgia: Iberian Publishing Company, 1995). page 8.
6. [S386] City of Fredericksburg, Historic Court Records of Fredericksburg, VA. Online Database http://www.historiccourtrecords.org, Court Record Data, Record ID 144-15, Hooe vs Blackburn, Collection CR-SC-H, recorded 1824, mentions case was abated Oct 1819 as to William Blackburn by his death; William Blackburn married Polly F. Dishman; Elliot Muse married Polly F. Blackburn, widow of William Blackburn. Hereinafter cited as Historic Court Records.
7. [S100] Lee, Elizabeth Nuckols, King George Co. Va Marriages, Vol. I, page 27.
8. [S100] Lee, Elizabeth Nuckols, King George Co. Va Marriages, Vol. I, page 29.
9. [S14] Samuel Dishman Jr. will (17 Mar 1817), Will Book 3, page 183, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States.
10. [S37] William L. Deyo, Compiler, King George County Virginia 1800 Census, (Colonial Beach, VA: DeJoux Publications, 1998). Entry 353.

Ann Elizabeth Dishman¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.
3. [S4] Charles M. Marsteller, "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties," Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy 9 (2000): 164-172.
4. [S15] John Dishman will (24 Sep 1843), Will Book 3, page 492, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States.
5. [S41] 1840 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 43, line 29, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 7 of 36, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
6. [S42] 1850 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, dwelling 29, family 29, Addison T. Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 2 of 62, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
7. [S92] 1860 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), 7th Ward, Washington, D.C., p. 44A, line 11, dwelling 293, family 318, John R. Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2003), image 44 of 240, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
8. [S94] 1880 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), District of Columbia, Washington, ED 108, page 3, Mary F. Wright household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2003), image 3 of 4, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC). widow with 5 children, operating drug store.

Lucy Harriot Dishman^1,2

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1. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.
2. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
3. [S4] Charles M. Marsteller, "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties," Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy 9 (2000): 164-172.
4. [S15] John Dishman will (24 Sep 1843), Will Book 3, page 492, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States.
5. [S41] 1840 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 43, line 29, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 7 of 36, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
6. [S42] 1850 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, dwelling 29, family 29, Addison T. Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 2 of 62, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).

William McKee Kelly^1,2

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1. [S265] Connelley, William E.;Coulter, E. M., History of Kentucky, Five Volumes (New York: The American Historical Society, 1922). p. 423, S. B. Dishman entry. At the date of book's publication in 1922, sister Annie resided in St. Petersburg, Florida with husband William McKee Kelly.
2. [S1311] Wedding Announcement, The Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky, 10 Dec 1903, p.4, Annie Lee Dishman, daughter of John Dishman, marrying William McKee Kelly, Christmas Eve in Pineville, KY.

Arthur B. Dishman^1,2

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S6] Virginia Genealogical Society, Virginia Death Records Indexing Project. Online Database http://tinyurl.com/hxojfgs, Library of Virginia Digital Library, Arther B. Dishman entry, 3 Nov 1870, age 49 years. Hereinafter cited as Virginia Death Records Index.
3. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.
4. [S15] John Dishman will (24 Sep 1843), Will Book 3, page 492, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States.
5. [S40] 1830 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 54, line 12, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 1 of 38, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
6. [S41] 1840 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 43, line 29, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 7 of 36, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).

Elizabeth Buckner Dishman¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.
3. [S761] Died, Alexandria Gazette, Alexandria, Virginia, 26 Jul 1838, p.3, on Monday the 15th instant, King George County, Virginia, Miss Elizabeth B. Dishman, age 20, pulmonary disease.
4. [S4] Charles M. Marsteller, "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties," Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy 9 (2000): 164-172.
5. [S39] 1820 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 121, line 10, John Dishman jnr. household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 3 of 9, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
6. [S40] 1830 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 54, line 12, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 1 of 38, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).

Addison Thornton Dishman¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.
3. [S448] Virginia Department of Accounts, "Confederate Pension Applications, Veterans and Widows," database with images, Library of Virginia, 1888 Pension Act, A. T. Dishman,application dated Feb 1895, reports his age as 71 which means he was born in 1823 if birth month is Spetember.
4. [S399] Find a Grave Inc., database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/, memorial no. 85180864, Addison Thornton Dishman (1824-1895) entry, Pine Hill Cemetery, Shiloh, King George County, VA, Believed to be in error, does not agree with bible records or Confederate pension application.
5. [S100] Lee, Elizabeth Nuckols, compiler, King George County Virginia Marriages, Volume I, Marriage Bonds Book 1, 1786-1850, (including ministers' returns), (Athens, Georgia: Iberian Publishing Company, 1995). page 47.
6. [S4] Charles M. Marsteller, "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties," Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy 9 (2000): 164-172.
7. [S399] Find a Grave Inc., https://www.findagrave.com/, memorial no. 85180864, Addison Thornton Dishman (1824-1895) entry, Pine Hill Cemetery, Shiloh, King George County, VA.
8. [S243] Addison T. Dishman will (4 Aug 1894), Will Book 4, page 482, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States.
9. [S15] John Dishman will (24 Sep 1843), Will Book 3, page 492, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States.
10. [S712] Obituary Notices, The Virginia Herald, Fredericksburg, VA, 16 Apr 1855, p.3, On Wednesday, the 4th instant, at Pine Hill, King George County, VA, at the residence of his brother, William J. Dishman, after a long and lingering illness, aged thirty-seven years and nine months.
11. [S6] Virginia Genealogical Society, Virginia Death Records Indexing Project. Online Database http://tinyurl.com/hxojfgs, Library of Virginia Digital Library, Date of death: May 3, 1855, Age at death: 39 years. Hereinafter cited as Virginia Death Records Index.
12. [S477] Shiloh Poll Book, King George County, Miscellaneous Election Records, 1861-1865: poll to determine the sense of qualified voters regarding "an ordinance to repeal the ratification of the Constitution of the United States of America, by the State of Virginia, and to reserve all the rights and powers granted under said Constitution." adopted at a convention in Richmond on 17 Apr 1861, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States. Hereinafter cited as Shiloh Poll Book.
13. [S391] Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Virginia.. Online Database www.fold3.com, NARA, A. T. Dishman, Ninth Cavalry. Hereinafter cited as Compiled Service Records, Confederate, Virginia.
14. [S53] Historical Data Systems, U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865. Online Database https://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=1555, Ancestry.com, record 320896. Hereinafter cited as Civil War Database.
15. [S448] Virginia Department of Accounts, "Confederate Pension Applications, Veterans and Widows," 1888 Pension Act, A. T. Dishman, pension was disallowed in February 1895, application stated that he was wounded in the right arm in April 1865 at the battle of Five Forks.
16. [S580] State of Virginia, Confederate Disability Applications. Online Database, Library of Virginia, Addison T. Dishman, application dated Jun 1882, statement by Fielding L. Ashton that A. T. Dishman served in Co. K, 30th Va Reg., and was wounded in the arm on 5 Apr 1865 at Five Forks.
17. [S241] Letter from Dishman, Asbury Cookman (King George County, Virginia) to Dishman, Samuel Oldham, 16 Apr 1866; Papers of Julia Arnold Clews (Gaithersburg, Montgomery County, Maryland, United States)., According to his son, he was wounded in the right hand and arm above the elbow at the battle of Five Forks.
18. [S6] Virginia Death Records Index, Arther B. Dishman entry, 3 Nov 1870, age 49 years.
19. [S402] 5105 Notice of Bankruptcy, The Daily State Journal, Alexandria, Virginia, 24 Jan 1874, p. 3, warrant in bankruptcy issued 20 Jan 1874 for Addison T. Dishman estate.
20. [S40] 1830 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 54, line 12, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 1 of 38, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
21. [S41] 1840 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 43, line 29, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 7 of 36, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
22. [S42] 1850 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, dwelling 29, family 29, Addison T. Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 2 of 62, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
23. [S43] 1860 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 38, line 19, dwelling 293, family 293, Addison T. Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 38 of 73, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
24. [S44] 1870 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 21, line 6, dwelling 100, family 100, Addison T. Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 125 of 150, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
25. [S45] 1880 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, A. T. Dishman household, ED 97, Sheet 12, line 19, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 12 of 42, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC). Son M. F. Dishman is recorded as being dead.

William Jones Dishman¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.
3. [S712] Obituary Notices, The Virginia Herald, Fredericksburg, VA, 16 Apr 1855, p.3, On Wednesday, the 4th instant, at Pine Hill, King George County, VA, at the residence of his brother, William J. Dishman, after a long and lingering illness, aged thirty-seven years and nine months.
4. [S6] Virginia Genealogical Society, Virginia Death Records Indexing Project. Online Database http://tinyurl.com/hxojfgs, Library of Virginia Digital Library, Date of death: May 3, 1855, Age at death: 39 years. Hereinafter cited as Virginia Death Records Index.
5. [S15] John Dishman will (24 Sep 1843), Will Book 3, page 492, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States.
6. [S66] 1850 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), Westmoreland County, Virginia, p. 320, line 5, Richard Miller household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 92 of 108, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC). age 35, occupation teacher.
7. [S39] 1820 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 121, line 10, John Dishman jnr. household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 3 of 9, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
8. [S40] 1830 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 54, line 12, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 1 of 38, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).

John Richard Dishman¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.
3. [S709] Death Notice, The Virginia Herald, Fredericksburg, VA, 25 Sep 1871, p.2.
4. [S15] John Dishman will (24 Sep 1843), Will Book 3, page 492, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States.
5. [S92] 1860 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), 7th Ward, Washington, D.C., p. 44A, line 11, dwelling 293, family 318, John R. Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2003), image 44 of 240, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
6. [S40] 1830 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 54, line 12, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 1 of 38, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
7. [S41] 1840 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 43, line 29, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 7 of 36, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
8. [S91] 1850 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), 18th Ward, Baltimore, Maryland, p. 84B, line 5, dwelling 1102, family 1155|image 169 of 277, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2003), subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).

James Dishman¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.

Anne Maria Dishman¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.
3. [S4] Charles M. Marsteller, "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties," Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy 9 (2000): 164-172.
4. [S39] 1820 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 121, line 10, John Dishman jnr. household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 3 of 9, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
5. [S40] 1830 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 54, line 12, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 1 of 38, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
6. [S41] 1840 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 43, line 29, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 7 of 36, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).

Mary Susan Dishman¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.

Sarah Thornton Dishman¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.
3. [S4] Charles M. Marsteller, "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties," Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy 9 (2000): 164-172.
4. [S92] 1860 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), Virginia, Caroline County, p. 163, dwelling 1243, family 1243, William Burns household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2003), image 149 of 181, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC). assume marriage occurred 1 year before birth of youngest child.
5. [S15] John Dishman will (24 Sep 1843), Will Book 3, page 492, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States.
6. [S41] 1840 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 43, line 29, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 7 of 36, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
7. [S91] 1850 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), Virginia, Albemarle County, Charlottesville, p. 203A, dwelling 669, family 669, Frances Elliott household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2003), image 91 of 297, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
8. [S92] 1860 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), Virginia, Caroline County, p. 163, dwelling 1243, family 1243, William Burns household(Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.), image 149 of 181.

Samuel Oldman Dishman¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.
3. [S242] Michigan Works Progress Administration, Michigan Marriages, 1851-1875. Online Database http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=5299, Ancestry.com, Samuel O. Dishman entry. Hereinafter cited as Michigan Marriages, 1851-1875.
4. [S397] Michigan Pioneer and History Society, Compiler, Michigan Historical Collections, 27 (Lansing: Robert Smith Printing Co., 1897). p. 128, Samuel O. Dishman obituary, died April 6, 1896 from kidney congestion.
5. [S15] John Dishman will (24 Sep 1843), Will Book 3, page 492, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States.
6. [S91] 1850 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), 18th Ward, Baltimore, Maryland, p. 59B, line 19, dwelling 767, family 850, James D. Marr household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2003), image 119 of 277, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
7. [S92] 1860 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), Michigan, Kent County, Grand Rapids, dwelling 1784, family 1565, William K. Wheeler household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2003), image 32 of 36, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
8. [S40] 1830 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 54, line 12, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 1 of 38, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
9. [S41] 1840 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 43, line 29, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 7 of 36, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
10. [S275] Leeson, M. A., Compiler, History of Kent County, Michigan, (Chicago: C.C. Chapman & Co., 1881). p. 265, list of members of the Old Residents' Society between 1871 and 1875.
11. [S93] 1870 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), Michigan, Kent County, Grand Rapids, dwelling 76, family 76, Samuel O. Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2003), image 10 of 70, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
12. [S94] 1880 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), Michigan, Kent County, Grand Rapids, ED 148, dwelling 172, family 192, Samuel O. Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2003), image 18 of 148, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).

Mary Frances Dishman¹

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1. [S2] Samuel Roland Dishman, Compiler, Chart Showing the Descendants of SAMUEL DISHMAN Who Was the First Dishman to Settle in America, (San Francisco, CA: Privately printed, 1 Dec 1935).
2. [S1] Dishman of Pine Hill Family Bible Record, 1756-1889, Family records; image and transcription, Library of Virginia (https://lva.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01LVA_INST/altrmk/alma990004990800205756 : 2001); Supplemental information about the bible taken from "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties", Charles M. Marsteller III, Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 9, No. 3, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 164-172.: The Dishmans of Pine Hill owned a family bible that contains vital data for Samuel & Susanna Baker Dishman, John & Ann Edmonds Jones Dishman, and Addison & Mary Jane James Dishman and their issue. It appears that the records were retroactively compiled by John Dishman (1793-1844) of King George County for his siblings and issue. His descendants continued this tradition. The Bible record was passed to Samuel Roland Dishman (1871-1946) of San Francisco, California. He passed the Bible and his extensive research to his son Addison Vincent Dishman, Sr. (born 1906) of Cocoa Beach, Florida. Upon the son's death, some of his personal property, including the bible record, was disposed of. The Bible and Roland's family research were saved by James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, Virginia, who was alerted by a Dishman family member who found the materials in a Florida flea market in 1999. James has given the Bible record and the papers to William James Dishman of Salt Lake City, Utah, a great-grandson of Samuel Roland Dishman.
3. [S93] 1870 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), District of Columbia, Washington, page 125, line 6, Lewis W. Wright household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2003), image 125 of 452, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC). oldest child is age 3 in 1870.
4. [S4] Charles M. Marsteller, "The Dishman Family of Pine Hill, c.1752-1905, Westmoreland and King George Counties," Tidewater Virginia Families: A Magazine of History and Genealogy 9 (2000): 164-172.
5. [S15] John Dishman will (24 Sep 1843), Will Book 3, page 492, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia, United States.
6. [S41] 1840 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), King George County, Virginia, p. 43, line 29, John Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2002), image 7 of 36, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
7. [S92] 1860 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), 7th Ward, Washington, D.C., p. 44A, line 11, dwelling 293, family 318, John R. Dishman household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2003), image 44 of 240, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).
8. [S93] 1870 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), District of Columbia, Washington, page 125, line 6, Lewis W. Wright household(Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.), image 125 of 452.
9. [S94] 1880 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), District of Columbia, Washington, ED 108, page 3, Mary F. Wright household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2003), image 3 of 4, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC). widow with 5 children, operating drug store.

James A. McDermott^1,2

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1. [S265] Connelley, William E.;Coulter, E. M., History of Kentucky, Five Volumes (New York: The American Historical Society, 1922). p. 423, S. B. Dishman entry. At the date of book's publication in 1922, daughter Laura was married to J. A. McDermott and resided in Barbourville, Kentucky.
2. [S97] 1910 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), Barbourville, Knox County, Kentucky, sheet 6A, ED 102, line 44, dwelling 118, family 122, James McDermott household, electronic image, (Online: Ancestry.com, Inc.,2003), image 11 of 34, subscription database, (Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC).