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     Her married name was Wolfe.¹
     Mary DeVault was born on Oct 11, 1785.¹
     Mary DeVault married John Wolfe Jr., son of John Wolfe Sr. and Katherine Bahr, circa 1806.^1,2
     Mary DeVault died on Dec 29, 1868 at age 83.¹

           Virginia DeVore married Benjamin Cline Culbertson, son of Benjamin Tyree Culbertson and Margaret Ellen Wolfe, on Jan 14, 1935 at Lee, Virginia, US.^2,3,4,1

     Her married name was .¹
     Margaret de_Holand died on Dec 31, 1439.¹

           (?) Dickenson married Rosamond Carter, daughter of Thomas Carter and Elizabeth (?).^1,2

           John M. Dickinson married Elvira Wolfe, daughter of John Wolfe Jr. and Mary DeVault.¹

           Jefferson Dillon married Sally Carter, daughter of James Carter and Eliza Horton.¹

           Aaron B. Dingus married Mary J. (?)¹

           George A. Dingus married Laura Culbertson, daughter of Joseph Culbertson and Mary Dorton, in 1866.¹

     Hobert Charlie Dingus was born in Oct, 1894 at Scott, Virginia, US.¹
     Hobert Charlie Dingus married Ella May Sluss, daughter of James Sluss and Rebecca Cox, on May 3, 1914 at Scott, Virginia, US.¹
     Hobert Charlie Dingus died in 1980.¹

           Hulda Louvend Dingus married William Martin Hillman.¹

           Jacob Dingus married Mary (?)¹

           Jane Dingus married William Culbertson, son of Charles Culbertson and Nancy Osborne, in 1856.¹

           John Dingus married Nancy Compton, daughter of Abraham Compton Jr and Lucy Berry.¹

     Margaret Ellen Dingus was also known as Ellen Dingus.
     Margaret Ellen Dingus was born in 1859 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,2 Her married name was Margaret Cox.¹
     Margaret Ellen Dingus married Robert "Chank" Cox, son of David Cox and Amanda Lawson, on May 23, 1878 at Scott, Virginia, US.¹

     Her married name was Dougherty.¹
     Nancy Dingus was born in 1849 at Scott, Virginia, US.²
     Nancy Dingus married William C. Dougherty, son of Nathan Dougherty and Susan McConnell, on Mar 21, 1867 at Scott, Virginia, US.^2,3

           Nancy Dingus married William Elam.¹

     Phillip Dingus was born on Dec 10, 1774.¹
     Phillip Dingus married Nancy McConnell, daughter of George McConnell and Regina (?), in 1799 at Dauphin, Pennsylvania, US.¹
     Phillip Dingus died in May, 1831 at Scott, Virginia, US, at age 56.¹

           Rev. R. A. Dingus married Minnie L. Sluss, daughter of Johnathan Sluss and Margaret Ellen Johnson.¹
     Rev. R. A. Dingus was born on Jul 13, 1883.¹
     Rev. R. A. Dingus died on Feb 21, 1951 at age 67.¹

     Rosa Dingus was born in 1834.² Her married name was Wolfe.²
     Rosa Dingus married John Struban Wolfe, son of Jacob Wolfe and Jaela Stallard, on May 30, 1854.²
     Rosa Dingus died in 1886 at Bangor, Wise, Virginia, US.²

     Her married name was Greear.¹
     Ruby Dingus was born on May 6, 1910.¹
     Ruby Dingus married Robert Floyd (Bob) Greear, son of Christopher Columbus Greear and Jalah Minerva Osborne, on Mar 16, 1961 at Russell, Tennessee, US. Both Bob and Ruby were widowed.^1,3
     Ruby Dingus died on Jan 25, 1969 at age 58.¹

     Sarah Dingus was also known as Sarah J Smith. Some records reflect her as Sarah Dingus, which was her mother's maden name. Her death certificate first lists both parents as "unkown" but then John Smith and Elizabeth Dingus are added. Her marraige records used Dingus, but her children's birth certificates usually reflect Smith. This leads to some confusion in tracing this family. No record of her mothre's marriage has yet been found.² She was born on Jun 22, 1876 at Fort Blackmore, Scott, Virginia, US. Note that the birth date would be about 1880 based on marriage records.^1,2,3
     Sarah Dingus wasremembered by her grandson. Sarah Jane Dingus is my grandmother. She married Emmett Johnson Duncan of Duncan Mill in Rye Cove, Va. They had 10 children. This woman took care of me off and on until I was almost 16 years old. Her mother was Mary Elizabeth Dingus daughter of Thomas Jefferson Dingus and Miara Babb Dingus. She was wonderful and could do anything from old time cures & medicines to making soap during hog killing season, curing country hams and ringing chickens necks until she was 80 years old. She would pluck'em, boil water to wash and skin them, gut them and pan fry the best chicken in Southwest Virginia and East Tennessee. I still think about her all the time. I am Karl R. Randy Duncan son of Woodrow. Her married name was Sarah J Duncan.¹
     Sarah Dingus married Emmett J. Duncan, son of James Monroe Duncan and Eliza Rebecca Nelson, on Feb 5, 1904 at Scott, Virginia, US, service perfomed by Dr. Henry Taylor.^1,4 Sarah J Duncan lost her husband Emmett J. Duncan who died on Apr 22, 1954 at Kingsport, Sullivan, Tennessee, US; with a cerebral hemorrhage.⁵
     Sarah died on Jun 6, 1966 at Smith Nursing Home, Johnson City, Washington County, Tennessee, USA, at age 89 from a stroke.^6,2

     Her married name was Duncan.¹
     Susannah Dingus was born on Mar 7, 1807 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,3,4
     Susannah Dingus married David Duncan, son of John Duncan and Susannah Tredway, on Mar 11, 1831 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,5 Susannah Dingus witnessed the occupation of David Duncan in 1870 at Scott, Virginia, US; a farmer living with his wife Susannah.⁶
     Susannah Dingus died on Oct 19, 1873 at Scott, Virginia, US, at age 66.²

           William Dingus married Mary Kelker.¹

           William Larkin Dingus married Sarah Hillman.¹

           Nancy Dishner married Brunett Floyd Carter, son of Allen J. Carter and Sarah McKinney, in 1886.^1,2

     Eula Jean Dixon was born on Apr 24, 1925.¹ She was usually known as Jean Cox.
     Eula Jean Dixon married Willard Leman Cox, son of Marvin David Cox and Vesta Victoria Smith, on Oct 25, 1946. Her married name was Jean Cox. Jean Cox and Willard Leman Cox appeared on the 1950 Federal Census of Sullivan County, Tennessee, enumerated Apr 3, 1950.²
     Jean Cox died on Jun 15, 2015 at Kingsport, Sullivan, Tennessee, US, at age 90
     Eula Jean Cox, 90, of Kingsport, passed away on Monday, June 15, 2015 at her residence. Born on April 24, 1925 in Kingsport, she was the daughter of the late James Pierce Dickson and Lydia Maude Wright Dickson. Mrs. Cox was a member of Glenwood Baptist Church for 70 years. She enjoyed the Kingsport Senior Center and was a volunteer at Indian Path Medical Center and delivered Meals on Wheels. She also fed the children of the migrant workers at the strawberry fields in Unicoi County. In addition to her parents, James and Lydia Dickson, she was preceded in death by her husband of over 49 years, Willard L. Cox; and brother, Dan Dickson. She is survived by her daughters, Connie Livingston and husband, Del of Blountville, Carolyn Gayle Krell of Kingsport, and Dixie Lee Hensley and husband, Cecil of Johnson City; son, Michael Dennis Cox and wife, Debbie of Kingsport; grandchildren, Cindy Cox Steed, Michael Ryan Cox, Summer Leigh Hensley Stanley, and Kristen Livingston; great-grandchildren, Bethany Bloomer, Patterson Cox, Savannah Steed, Jamison Kevin LeBlanc, Mikayla Cox, and Will Cox; and sister, Susan Gaston of Kingsport. The family will receive friends Thursday evening, June 18, 2015 from 5:00-7:00 p.m. at East Lawn Funeral Home. Funeral services will follow at 7:00 p.m. in the Chapel of East Lawn Funeral Home. A graveside service will be held at 11:00 a.m., Friday, June 19, 2015 in Christus Garden of East Lawn Memorial Park. In lieu o1f flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Meals on Wheels of Kingsport, 301 Louis St., Kingsport, TN 37660; Amedysis Hospice, 200 Professional Park Pvt. Drive, Kingsport, TN 37663; or to the Charity of one's choice. East Lawn Funeral Home and Memorial Park has the honor of serving the family of Mrs. Eula Jean Cox.¹
     She was buried on Jun 19, 2015 at Christus Garden of East Lawn Memorial Park, Kingsport, Sullivan, Tennessee, US.¹

           James Pierce Dixon married Lydia Maude Wright.

           J C Dockery married Laura Fields.¹

           Roberta Dockery married Douglas McFern Scott, son of Bronson Livingston Scott and Maxie Jane Cox, on Oct 5, 1963 at Scott, Virginia, US. The service was performed by Willie Jennings, a minister of free will Baptist church.^1,2