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Descendants of James Graham (12/13/2003)

Generation No. 4


      49. Lucretia5 Dixon (Phoebe4 Graham, John3, James2, James1)220 was born March 07, 1834 in Jackson County, Ohio221,222. She married Allen H Keller222 March 13, 1858 in Jackson County, Ohio222.

More About Allen Keller and Lucretia Dixon:
Marriage: March 13, 1858, Jackson County, Ohio222
     
Children of Lucretia Dixon and Allen Keller are:
  108 i.   Sarah M6 Keller222, born January 23, 1860 in Scioto Twp., Jackson Co., OH222; died February 05, 1860 in Scioto Twp., Jackson Co., OH222.
  More About Sarah M Keller:
Burial: Providence Cem, Scioto Twp., Jackson Co., OH222
  109 ii.   Milton M Keller222, born Abt. 1861222.
  110 iii.   Empson D Keller222, born October 12, 1862 in Scioto Twp., Jackson Co., OH222; died June 05, 1867 in Scioto Twp., Jackson Co., OH222.
  More About Empson D Keller:
Burial: Providence Cem, Scioto Twp., Jackson Co., OH222
  111 iv.   Wallace C Keller222, born October 20, 1866 in Scioto Twp., Jackson Co., OH222; died June 05, 1867 in Scioto Twp., Jackson Co., OH222.
  More About Wallace C Keller:
Burial: Providence Cem, Scioto Twp., Jackson Co., OH222
  112 v.   Nora O Keller222, born Abt. 1867222.
  113 vi.   Cora E Keller222, born Abt. 1871222.


      53. Felix5 Dixon (Phoebe4 Graham, John3, James2, James1)223 was born Abt. 1842 in Jackson County, Ohio223, and died Bef. 1880224. He married Minerva Davis224 January 04, 1866 in Jackson County, Ohio225,226.

More About Felix Dixon and Minerva Davis:
Marriage: January 04, 1866, Jackson County, Ohio227,228
     
Children of Felix Dixon and Minerva Davis are:
  114 i.   Ishmail6 Dixon228, born Abt. 1866228.
  115 ii.   Rosetta Dixon228, born 1868228.
  116 iii.   Monilla or Mariella Dixon228,229, born Abt. March 1870230.


      54. Abraham5 Dixon (Phoebe4 Graham, John3, James2, James1)231 was born September 1844231, and died February 08, 1922232,233,234. He married Sarah Claar235,236,237,238 January 31, 1867 in Jackson County, Ohio239. She was born 1847240,241,242, and died 1926243,244.

Notes for Abraham Dixon:
"Mr. Dixon was born in 1845 (roster says 1843) and died February 8, 1922. He served in the U.S. Army as a Private, CoK 91 Reg OVI during the Civil War. He was enlisted from August 12, 1862 until July 24, 1865. He is buried in Evergreen Cemetery, row 25 in Coalton Township. Next of kin is Tilbery Dixon", Jackson County Ohio Military Veteran Burials From the Revolutionary War to 1984, Compiled by Thomas W Bowman, 1987, McDowell Publications.

1880 Census - Hamilton Twp, Jackson Co, OH - page 9,4,71 (39A)
18th day of Jun by H. H. Gilliland
H-68 /F-76 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2
__________3____________,4,5,_6_,_7_,_____8____,9,0,1,2,________13____ ___,1 4,__15__,6,7,8,9,0,1,2,3,_24_,_25_,_26_
DIXON, Abram ,w,m, 35, , , ,x, , , Farme r , , , ,, , , , , , ,OH ,OH ,OH
, Sarah ,w,f, 32, , Wife , ,x, , , Keeping house , , , , , , , , , , ,OH ,PA ,OH
, William ,w,m, 11, , Son ,x , , , , , , , , ,, , , , , ,OH ,OH ,OH
, Rily A. ,w,m, 9, , Son ,x , , , , , , , , ,, , , , , ,OH ,OH ,OH
, Irvin ,w,m, 4, , Son ,x , , , , , , , , ,, , , , , ,OH ,OH ,OH
, Elizabeth ,w,f, 2, , Dau ,x , , , , , , , , ,, , , , , ,OH ,OH ,OH

More About Abraham Dixon:
1870 Census: July 13, Scioto Township, Jackson, Ohio245
Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, row 25 in Coalton Township, Jackson Co., OH246,247,248

More About Sarah Claar:
Date born 2: Abt. 1847, Jackson County, Ohio249,250,251,252,253
Burial: Evergreen Cem., Coal Twp., Jackson Co., OH254,255,256

More About Abraham Dixon and Sarah Claar:
Marriage: January 31, 1867, Jackson County, Ohio256
     
Children of Abraham Dixon and Sarah Claar are:
  117 i.   William6 Dixon257,258,259,260,261, born Aft. July 13, 1870 in Hamilton Twp., Jackson Co., OH262.
  118 ii.   Rily A Dixon263,264,265, born 1872266,266,267,268,269,270.
+ 119 iii.   Erwin Evert Dixon, born September 10, 1875 in Hamilton Twp., Jackson Co., OH; died September 13, 1947.
  120 iv.   Elizabeth Dixon271,272,273,274,275, born 1878276,276,277,278,279,280.
  121 v.   Hillborn N Dixon281, born December 1880281. He married Corna E. McWilliams.
  122 vi.   Tilberry P Dixon281, born May 1885 in Jackson County, Ohio281; died February 1970282,283. He married Chloe Woodruff284,285; born 1893286,287; died June 1970288,289.
  More About Tilberry P Dixon:
Burial: Fairmont Cem., Lick Twp., Jackson Co., OH289



      62. Cyrus5 Dixon (Elizabeth4 Graham, John3, James2, James1)290 was born January 27, 1840 in Ohio290. He married Margaret J. Coles290, daughter of John Coles and Mary Wareham.
     
Children of Cyrus Dixon and Margaret Coles are:
  123 i.   Mary Alice6 Dixon290, born June 09, 1865290; died January 05, 1866.
  124 ii.   Oscar Dixon290, born September 06, 1869290.
  125 iii.   Huldah May Dixon290, born May 27, 1873290.
  126 iv.   John B. Dixon290, born August 07, 1875290.
  127 v.   Charley Dixon290, born April 07, 1879290.


      77. Silas5 Graham (Felix4, John3, James2, James1)291 was born March 01, 1844 in Jackson County, Ohio291, and died May 29, 1912 in El Dorado Springs, Cedar, Missouri. He married Julia Ann Kincaid February 09, 1866 in home of bride's parents in Hamilton Township, Jackson County, Ohio (her obituary says 1864)292,293, daughter of James Kincaid and Susannah Gilliland. She was born July 10, 1846 in Jackson County, Ohio294, and died January 19, 1932 in El Dorado Springs, Cedar, Missouri294.

Notes for Silas Graham:
[1870 Census - Bloomfield Twp., Jackson, Ohio - June 25, 1870 - page 11 - image 11]
Silas Graham, 26, furnace hand, and Julia A. Graham, 24, keeping house. Also listed in the family were Charles L. Graham, 2, at home and Minnie, 10 months (August 1869), at home. All were born in Ohio. The family personal property was valued at $700. Also in the house was Allice Scurlock, 7, "bound to service"

[1880 Census - Smith (District 282), Worth, Missouri - June 16, 1880 - page 18 - image 18]
Silas Graham, 35, a farmer born in Ohio (parents in Ohio), along with wife Julia A. Graham, 34, keeping house, born in Ohio (parents in Ohio), and son, Charles, 13; daughter Minnie, 11; son John, 9; and daughter Ella, 7; daughter "Frank", 5; and daughter Grace, 1; all born in Ohio, except John, who was said to have been born in Missouri.
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[Received from Marty Cassidy]:

Personal description at enlistment was as follows: Height, 5 9 1/2, complexion light; color of eyes, blue; color of hair, brown; permanent marks or scars, none; that his occupation was farmer.

Civil War Pension File of Silas Graham

Private, Co. C, 39th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Enlisted Aug. 12, 1861, discharged Aug. 26, 1864

1. History of Claim
Certificate 542, 884.
Pensioned from July 21, 1890 at $8/mo for loss of sight of right eye.
Increase rejected Mar 22, 1900. Original declaration, act of June 27th 1890, filed July 21, 1890 claiming deafness of both ears and disease of kidneys.

2. Letter from M. E. Wildman, Box 84, Chidester, Arkansas, May 4, 1928, inquiring about whether she was entitled to her brother's pension. She said she was 92, and was born Mar 14, 1836. She was informed that her brother left a widow and there is no law under which she could collect a pension.

3. Death of Silas.

Physician's affidavit that Silas died May 29, 1912. Dropped from pension roles. Julia A. Graham commenced collecting pension June 13, 1912, of $12/mo.

4. Original Declaration for Invalid Pension

Silas was in Lincoln Township, Harrison MO. He had lived in Keystone PO, Jackson, Ohio after leaving service until 1874, then to Harrison Co. MO with PO of Ringgold City, Ringgold Co. Iowa where is he now. Attorney is George W. Carnes, witnesses are G. A. Kinblade and D. C. Currie(?).

He was in the New House of Refuge General Hospital in St. Louis from No 22, 1861 to Nov. 27, 1861. He was in City General Hospital in St. Louis from Dec 21, 1861 to Jan 21, 1862.

5. Application for increase in 1898 and 1899.

Included is response to questions of who wife is and children's names and birth dates. Claim rejected because disability was no worse.

6. Application for Pension filed on July 8, 1890, under act of June 27, 1890.

7. Declaration for Increase of an Invalid Pension filed April 30, 1891 from Lincoln Twp, Harrison Co, MO. He claims he had suffered loss of hearing in both ears during the bombardment of New Madrid, MO on May 9, 1862 (he's unsure about date). It was the firing of gun boats and 64 pound artillery that caused the concussions. His prior disability, loss of right eye, was caused in about 1883 when he was pounding a hoop onto a barrel.

8. Claim for increase in pension (due to deafness in both ears) filed July 5, 1894.

9. Declaration for Increase of Pension, filed June 30, 1900 from Eldorado Springs, Cedar, MO. Claim rejected.

10. Declaration for Increase or Additional Invalid Pension filed November 0, 1902 from Eldorado Springs. Claiming deafness and rheumatism. He was ordered to appear for a medical exam to Nevada, Vernon, MO; he asked to be re-assigned to someplace closer (like Eldorado Springs); failed to appear at Nevada. The postmaster of Eldorado wrote a letter on Silas' behalf asking that he be reassigned to a closer location, as he was old and it was hard to travel.

11. Declaration for the Increase of an Invalid Pension filed 24 March 1904 from Eldorado Springs. Claiming deafness, rheumatism and partial paralysis of legs. Ask that he be assigned to Eldorado Springs for examination. Claim rejected.

12. Increase in Invalid Pension approved, to $10/mo, from October 3, 1906. Loss of sight in right eye, rheumatism, and senile disability.

13. Application for pension under Act of Feb 6, 1907 filed on Feb 23, 1907. Pension set at $12.

14. Declaration for Pension, filed 27 March 1911, claiming he reached 70 years of age. Rejected because there was no proof of his age. Julia was informed of this on Aug 12, 1912 (after Silas' death). Contained in the file here there is a small slip of paper with a note that looks like "applicants father is member of bd Eldorado Springs, Mo".

15. Declaration of a Widow for Original Pension.

Filed 10 June 1912 from Eldorado Springs, MO, age stated as 64 years old. Includes affidavit signed by Sara E Graham and Nathan Graham attesting that they were present when Julia and Silas were married. Sarah and Nathan were in Mercer County, Mo. Also includes an affidavit from Rebecca Claar and G. W. Claar (in Jackson Co, Ohio), attesting they were at the marriage, too. Julia filed an affidavit saying she was born on July 10, 1846, according to her family bible. A certified copy of a marriage record was made June 13, 1912, and submitted to the pension office. Pension approved at $19.

Letter from an attorney asking that Julia's pension be increased because she was 70 years old sent Sept 14, 1916. Pension Bureau asked for proof, the family bible. Bible mailed to them and returned to Julia. Also includes a letter from Josephine Kincaid, her sister, attesting to her birth date, but this wasn't accepted. Josephine seems to be Mrs. J. Sullivan.

Pension increased to $20, effective September 8, 1916.

Pension increased to $40 a month June 4, 1928.

More About Silas Graham:
Date born 2: March 01, 1842, Jackson, OH (family group record by Ruth Sol list dob as 3/1/1842)
1870 Census: June 25, Bloomfield Twp., Jackson, Ohio295
1880 Census: June 16, Smith (District 282), Worth, Missouri296
Burial: Love Cemetery, Cedar, Missouri
Census: 1850, Census shows him to be 6 years old which would make his birthdate in 1844.

Notes for Julia Ann Kincaid:
Obituary:

Mrs. Julia N. Graham was born in Jackson Co., Ohio on July 10, 1846, and died at her home in El Dorado Springs, Mo. on January 19, 1932, having arrived at the age of 85 yrs, 6 mo's, and 19 days. She was united in Holy Matrimony with Mr. Silas Graham in the year 1864, and to this union were born eleven children, of which five preceded her in death. Of the six children surviving there are three boys and three girls, namely: John James Graham of Missoula, Mont., Mrs. Francis Smith of Kearney, Neb., Mrs. Grace Mosbarger of Chicago, Mrs. Louisa Smith of Chicago, Albert Graham of Leavenworth, Kansas, and Alfred Graham of El Dorado Springs. Her husband preceded her in death about nineteen years ago.

She united with the Christian church in her youth, and in 189_, while in Harrison Co., Mo., she united with the Evangelical church, and on February S1, 189_, she united with the Methodist Episcopal church of which she remained a loyal and faithful member until the end. She occupied her accustomed place in church on Sunday morning before her passing at Tuesday noon following. In addition to being a loyal and faithful church member, she was a good citizen, a kind and considerate friend to many, and a good neighbor. Because of what she was, and the life she lived in this community for these many years, a host of friends will long hold her memory dear, as well as the above named children, forty-one grandchildren, fifty five great grand children, and other relatives. Funeral services were held in the local Methodist Episcopal church, Thursday afternoon January 21, 1932 and conducted by Rev. A. B. Schowengerdt speaking on the text: "I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith." 2 Timothy 4:7., which she herself had requested be used at her funeral. Truly these words were very appropriate and justly applicable to her. Miss Phyllis M. Schowengerdt sang the following hymns as request numbers, accompanied by Mrs. Ed Gettys at the piano, namely: "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere," "Shall we gather at the River," "Is My Name Written There" and "Meet Me There." Burial was in the city Cemetery.
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[1920 Census - Box (ED# 52), Cedar, Missouri - January 7, 1920 - page 1A - image 1]
Julia A. Graham, 73, a widow born in Ohio (parents in Virginia and Ohio), is listed as head of household. A grandson, Clarence A. Graham, 14, attending school, born in Missouri (parents in Missouri) is also listed. Julia is shown as owning real estate, no occupation is listed.

[1930 Census - El Dorado Springs (District 4), Cedar, Missouri - April 29, 1930 - page 12B - image 24]
Julia A. Graham, 83, widow, born in Ohio (parents in Ohio), is listed as head of household. Mary E. Capps, 77, widow, is listed as a roomer. The real estate is valued at $1000.

More About Julia Ann Kincaid:
1920 Census: January 07, Box (ED# 52), Cedar, Missouri297
1930 Census: April 29, El Dorado Springs (District 4), Cedar, Missouri298
Burial: January 21, 1932, City Cemetery, El Dorado Springs, Cedar, Missouri299

Marriage Notes for Silas Graham and Julia Kincaid:
Obituary indicates marriage in 1864

More About Silas Graham and Julia Kincaid:
Marriage: February 09, 1866, home of bride's parents in Hamilton Township, Jackson County, Ohio (her obituary says 1864)299,300
     
Children of Silas Graham and Julia Kincaid are:
  128 i.   Sonora F.6 Graham301, born Abt. July 05, 1866301,302; died October 07, 1866303.
  Notes for Sonora F. Graham:
Personal visit to cemetery, October 14, 2003 - Steve Dahlstrom]
Although Hixon records the gravestone of Sonora Graham, a visit to the cemetery did not find a marker. It is probable that it is missing, given the space between the marker for Celinda Graham, the second wife of her grandfather, and Nancy J. Graham, her half-aunt.

  More About Sonora F. Graham:
Burial: Keystone Cemetery (near Keystone furnace), Bloomfield Township, Jackson, Ohio303
  129 ii.   Charles Graham304, born October 05, 1867 in Ohio (from the 1880 Census)305; died July 12, 1925 in El Dorado Springs, Cedar, Missouri.
  130 iii.   Minerva "Minnie" Graham306, born August 09, 1869 in Bloomfield Township, Jackson, Ohio307; died March 20, 1928 in Bethany. She married Isaac Zinn.
+ 131 iv.   John James Graham, born May 03, 1871 in Jackson County, Ohio; died March 03, 1951 in Corvallis, Benton, Oregon.
  132 v.   Luella "Ella" Graham308, born January 09, 1874 in Milton Twp., Jackson, Ohio308; died May 02, 1930. She married David Caldwell.
  133 vi.   Frank Odella (Francis) Graham309, born November 03, 1875 in Milton Twp, Jackson, Ohio310; died October 17, 1976 in (Lived to be over 100). She married Vern Vance Smith.
  134 vii.   Grace Graham311, born January 27, 1879 in Ohio (from the 1880 Census); died October 09, 1967 in Chicago, Illinois. She married Ira Mosbarger; died in Chicago, Illinois.
  135 viii.   Louisa Alyda Graham311, born September 30, 1881; died October 24, 1936. She married Walter Smith.
  136 ix.   Albert Graham311, born July 13, 1886 in Hatfield, Harrison, Missouri; died April 16, 1951 in Wadsworth, KS. He married Eva Jackson; died November 08, 1905.
+ 137 x.   Alfred Graham, born July 13, 1886 in Hatfield, Harrison, Missouri; died August 12, 1963 in El Dorado Springs, Cedar, Missouri.
  138 xi.   Julia Ann (Virgie) Graham, born July 13, 1888; died January 04, 1889 in (died at 5 months).

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