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Bethea Family Genealogy Website This is a history of the descendents of an Englishman who crossed the Atlantic Ocean from Great Britain to Virginia about 1700. The Bethea family expanded and grew over the last three hundred years. The Bethea Family in North America 1700 - 2000 |
DIXON PIERCE BETHEA7
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DIXON PIERCE BETHEA7
(b.
1843)
From near Warren, Bradley County, Arkansas
married Nancy Elizabeth (Plair)
Dixon Pierce Bethea7, the oldest son of of Tristram and Sarah Todd Bethea6 was born September 22, 1843 in Meriweather County, Georgia. <See Westward Map> He had He had one sister Rebecca7, and two brothers, Cade Bethea7, and Tristram Pinkney Bethea7 Dixon (Dick) Bethea served in Turner’s Company, Miss. Lt. Arty, Confederate States of America Army during the Civil War. He died July 15, 1923. He married Nancy Elizabeth (Plair) Bethea who was born Dec 20, 1853 and died May 18, 1918. They had ten children. Burial of most of this branch of the Bethea family, including Dixon Pierce Bethea. Wife Nancy and eight of their children, Sarah E., William P, Mary M., Florence M., Joseph E., Albert H., Noah L., and Russell C. Bethea, are all in Shady Grove Cemetery, 5 miles South of New Edinburgh, AR on State Highway #8 at the Hollis Special Community.
Dixon Pierce
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8th Generation Children |
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"English"
John Bethea1 -> "Virginia" John Bethea2
-> "Sweat Swamp" William Bethea3 ->"Devil
John" Bethea 4
-> William
Bethea5 ->
Tristram
Bethea 6
-> Dixon Pierce Bethea7 |
1st |
John
"English John" Bethea b. about 1684
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2nd | John
"Virginia John" Bethea
b. about 1704 d. 1779
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3rd | William
"Sweat Swamp" Bethea
b. 1726, d. about 1784
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4th | Bethea,
John "Devil John" (b. Oct. 1752) m. Mary Henegan (4th)
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5th | Bethea,
William (b. 7-23-1775) m. Olivia Pearce , Sarah Hargrove
(5th) |
6th | Bethea,
Tristram (b. Dec. 3 , 1802) m. Nancy McLaurin, Sarah Todd (6th) |
7th |
Dixon Pierce Bethea7 .b. 1843 He married Nancy Elizabeth (Plair)
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THE WESTWARD MOVE |
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Map of Tristram Bethea6's branch movement west starting in Marion Coutry, SC. By the time of the US Census of 1850, they were living in Meriwether County, GA. Tristram's sons Tristram Pinkney7 and Dixon Pierce Bethea7 continued west to Arkansas. |
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