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- H. George W. Doxon1802 - Bet 1860 & 1868
- W. Elizabeth Nolan (add)
Facts and Events
| Name |
George W. Doxon |
| Unknown |
George W. Doxen |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth[3][4] |
1802 |
Kentucky, United States |
| Marriage |
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to Elizabeth Nolan (add) |
| Marriage |
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to Lydia Westcott |
| Residence[2] |
1836 |
Newport, Campbell, Kentucky, United States |
| Occupation[6] |
From 1847 to 1858 |
Frankfort, Franklin, Kentucky, United StatesCaptain General of Frankfort Commandery of Knights Templar |
| Census[4] |
1850 |
Franklin, Kentucky, United States |
| Census[3] |
1860 |
Frankfort, Franklin, Kentucky, United States |
| Residence? |
|
Ohio, United StatesSW Ohio near KY boarder |
| Residence? |
|
Campbell, Kentucky, United States |
| Residence? |
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Kenton, Kentucky, United States |
| Death? |
Bet 1860 and 1868 |
Covington, Kenton, Kentucky, United StatesHe seems to have died before 1868 because we find records of Lydia without George W. after that date. |
MAY be the father of George Doxon.
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References
- GenKY - Northern Kentucky Local History Databases Kenton County Public Library.
https://genky.kentonlibrary.org/gendb.php
1.
Doxon, Lydia
Date: 1880
Age: 74
Occupation: At Home
Place of Birth: New Jersey
Page: 321B
Soundex: D250
Kenton County Census Index 1810-1880
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2.
Doxon
Soundex: D250
Family File Index
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3.
Doxon, Lydia
Date: 1869
Address: Licking River-Between 3rd and 4th
Occupation: Widow
Place of Residence: Covington
Page: 34
Soundex: D250
Covington City Directory 1869
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4.
Doxon, Jno R
Date: 1856
Address: n s Taylor b Monmouth and Saratoga
Occupation: pilot
Place of Residence: Newport
Soundex: D250
Covington and Newport City Directory 1856
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5.
Doxon, Wm G
Date: 1856
Address: n s Taylor b Monmouth and Saratoga
Occupation: clk
Place of Residence: Newport
Soundex: D250
Covington and Newport City Directory 1856
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6.
Doxon, Mrs Elizabeth
Date: 1856
Address: n s Taylor b Saratoga and Monmouth
Place of Residence: Newport
Soundex: D250
Covington and Newport City Directory 1856
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7.
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Doxon, Mrs.
Remarks: Trinity Episcopal Parish Register (1849 - 1874)
Page: 24
Soundex: D250
Trinity Episcopal Church Records
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8.
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Doxon, Mrs. L.
Remarks: Trinity Episcopal Parish Register (1849 - 1874)
Page: 72
Soundex: D250
Trinity Episcopal Church Records
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9.
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Doxon, Mrs. G. W.
Remarks: Parish Register (1873 - 1890)
Page: 249
Soundex: D250
Trinity Episcopal Church Records
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10.
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Doxon, Mrs. G. W.
Remarks: Parish Register (1873 - 1890)
Page: 276
Soundex: D250
Trinity Episcopal Church Records
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11.
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Doxon, Mrs.
Remarks: Parish Register (1873 - 1890)
Page: 360
Soundex: D250
Trinity Episcopal Church Records
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12.
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Doxon, John
Remarks: The Washington Fire Engine & Hose Co. No. 1, Newport, Kentucky History
Page: 9
Soundex: D250
Ralph Mussman Collection (1935 - 1992)
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13.
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Doxon, Geo. W.
Remarks: The Washington Fire Engine & Hose Co. No. 1, Newport, Kentucky History
Page: 9
Soundex: D250
Ralph Mussman Collection (1935 - 1992)
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14.
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Doxon, Geo. W.
Remarks: The Washington Fire Engine & Hose Co. No. 1, Newport, Kentucky History
Page: 67
Soundex: D250
Ralph Mussman Collection (1935 - 1992)
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15.
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Doxon, John
Remarks: The Washington Fire Engine & Hose Co. No. 1, Newport, Kentucky History
Page: 67
Soundex: D250
Ralph Mussman Collection (1935 - 1992)
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- ↑ .
Washington Fire Engine & Hose Company No. 1 Newport, Kentucky.
Https://genky.kentonlibrary.org/gendb.php
by Margaret Hartman, 1963
online index says page 9 + page 67, really page 4 and page 67 is name index in back of book referring researcher to page 4.
page 4: efforts made to organize a fire company... March 9, 1836...John Doxon appointed...committee to organize a fire company...George W. Doxon...designated...Newport Fire Engine and Hose Company...but this effort failed and in about April 1841 a new committee was formed
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 .
1860 United States Federal Census
Name: George W Doxen
Age: 58
Birth Year: abt 1802
Gender: Male
Race: White
Birth Place: Kentucky
Home in 1860: Frankfort, Franklin, Kentucky
Post Office: Frankfort
Dwelling Number: 590
Family Number: 587
Household Members Age
Fanny J Lyons
32
Ann B Lyons
9
Lydia Doxen
53
George W Doxen 58
A H Wyant
24
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 .
1850 United States Federal Census
Name: George W Doxon
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 48
Birth Year: abt 1802
Birthplace: Kentucky
Home in 1850: District 1, Franklin, Kentucky, USA
Occupation: Merchant
Industry: Not Specified Retail Trade
Line Number: 29
Dwelling Number: 472
Family Number: 472
Household Members Age
Nelson Shields
41
Emily Shields
39
John S Shields
19
Martha A Shields
15
Ellen Shields
13
Fednrick Shields
7
Sarah F Shields
5
Emmie B Shields
4
John Kelly
8
George W Doxon 48
Lydia Doxon
42
Benjamin F Johnson
26
Hannah E Johnson
23
William M Johnson
4
Charles F Reynolds
29
Susanna R Reynolds
26
Ann M Reynolds
7
Elizabeth Reynolds
5
Francis Pervis
15
John Pervis
25
Eliza Pervis
23
Edwin A Pervis
5
Isabella C Pervis
2
Daniel Press
40
Amanda Press
32
Marvin Press
12
Ascer Kress
7
Mencer Monks
20
Richard Williams
22
Edward Weal
48
William R May
30
Henry Goodman
55
John Wilcox
23
Richard Berry
35
John J Crittenden
63
Maria K Crittenden
53
John J Crittenden
19
Eugene W Crittenden
17
Sallie Crittenden
4
Maria Crittenden
2
Robert H Crittenden
28
Thomas Lee
58
living at "Shields' House"
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- ↑ Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky)27 Aug 1901, Tue Section 3 Page 4.
"Templarism in Kentucky" column 7 lists G. W. Doxon as a pioneer templar
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"A short history of Franklin County, Kentucky, prepared in compliance with the suggestion of the resolution of Congress in regard to the celebration of the centennial anniversary, and read at ... Lake Park, near Frankfort, Kentucky, on the Fourth of July, 1876"
no DOXON, DOXEN, or DOXSON
https://archive.org/stream/shorthistoryoffr00jame/shorthistoryoffr00jame_djvu.txt
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The history of Franklin County, Ky.
by Johnson, L. F. (Lewis Franklin), 1859-1931
Publication date 1912
https://archive.org/details/historyoffrankli00john
no DOXON, DOXEN, or DOXSON
- ANY CONNECTION TO MRS. SARAH A. DOXON BAINBRIDGE?.
Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed.,Owen Co.
https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100555077
EUSEBIUS C. BAINBRIDGE, was born in Owen County, Ky., November 14, 1828.He is the son of Erastus B. and Sarah M. (Foster) Bainbridge. Erastus Bainbridge was born in Fayette County, near Lexington, December 1, 1801. He came to Owen County in 1826, and located on the farm where the subject of this sketch now lives. He was married in 1823, and was the fatherof three children. Absalom Bainbridge, paternal grandfather of our subject, was a native of Virginia, and settled in Kentucky at an early day. He was a physician, and a preacher of the Baptist denomination. Isaac Foster, the maternal grandfather of Eusebius C. Bainbridge, was a native of Maryland and a pioneer of Kentucky. He was a farmer by occupation. E. C. Bainbridge was reared in Owen County, where he received his primary education, receiving his literary education at Transylvania University, at Lexington, Ky. In 1846 he began the study of medicine under Drs. Turnbull and Brooks, at Philadelphia, Penn., and attended lectures at Jefferson Medical College, where he graduated in 1850. He then engaged in the practice of his profession in Cincinnati, Ohio, five years, when
he married Miss Sarah A. Doxon, of Newport, Ky. He then returned to Owenton and settled on the old homestead farm of 600 acres, where he now lives. He still practices medicine, but devote a part of his time to raising fine stock. He has three children: Hattie, Erastus and Paul. Politically, Dr. Bainbridge is a Democrat, and represented his county in the State Legislature in the session of 1877-78.
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