The Dishman Family of Virginia

Agnes Thompson¹

F, #1965, (abt 1871 - aft 21 Feb 1937)

Agnes Thompson was also known as Agnes McGinniss.¹

Event	Date	Age	Description
Birth	Abt 1871	~0	Agnes Thompson was born abt 1871 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.¹
Marriage	6 Mar 1894	~23	John Seddon McGinniss and she married on 6 Mar 1894 in Westmoreland County, Virginia.¹
Death	Aft 21 Feb 1937		She died aft 21 Feb 1937.²

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Event	Date	Age	Description
Name			Agnes Thompson was also known as Agnes McGinniss.¹
Death of Spouse	21 Feb 1937	~66	Her husband John Seddon McGinniss died on 21 Feb 1937 in Fredericksburg, Virginia.

[S447] Marriage License, John Seddon McGinniss and Agnes Thompson, 28 Feb 1894, County Clerk's Office, Westmoreland County, Virginia, wife age 23, born Westmoreland County, VA, husband age 33, born King George County, VA, time of marriage 6 Mar 1894 in Westmoreland County, VA.
[S733] King George, John S. McGinniss, The Free Lance-Star, Fredericksburg, Virginia, 23 Feb 1937, p.2, died at his home on Caroline Street Sunday, survived by his wife Agnes.

M, #1972, (est 1624 - 20 Dec 1669)

Relationships: 1st cousin of Samuel Duchemin
1st cousin 6 times removed of James Samuel ("Sam") Dishman
1st cousin 8 times removed of William Keith Dishman

Event	Date	Age	Description
Birth	Est 1624	~0	Jean Duchemin was born est 1624.²
Marriage	9 Aug 1648	~24	He and Anne Thoury married on 9 Aug 1648 in Tinchebray, Orne, Normandy, France.¹
Death	20 Dec 1669	~45	He died on 20 Dec 1669.¹

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[S394] Delafontenelle, Jacky, Les Protestants de Fresnes, Généalogie & histoire des familles originaires de l'ancienne Église réformée de Fresnes (Orne) et des autres Églises protestantes du Bocage normand, (Marly-le-Roi, France: Delafontenelle, Jacky, 2010). p. 134, "313-Jean Duchemin décédé le 20.12.1669, épouse par c.m. passé au notariat de Tinchebray le 9.08.1648, Anne THOURY."
[S33] Assumnption of this researcher:Based on information from online sources, during the latter half of the 17th century marriage among the French aristocracy occurred on average at 24 years for men and 19 years for women.