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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Ellen Dixon: Birth: JUN 1857 in Wisconsin. Death: 1926

  2. Thomas E. Dixon: Birth: 1860 in Erin Prairie, St. Croix, WI. Death: 16 JAN 1900 in Superior, Douglas, WI

  3. John Dixon: Birth: 1861 in Wisconsin.

  4. Jeremiah Darby Dixon: Birth: 1863 in Erin Prairie, St. Croix, WI. Death: 28 OCT 1937 in DeGraff, Swift, MN

  5. Katherine Dixon: Birth: 1865 in Wisconsin. Death: 1933

  6. Anthony Joseph Dixon: Birth: 2 MAY 1868 in Erin Prairie,St. Croix, Wisconsin. Death: 1947 in Hinton, Iowa

  7. Mary Elizabeth Dixon: Birth: 1869 in Wisconsin.

  8. Mary A. Dixon: Birth: 4 MAY 1869 in New Richmond, St. Croix, WI. Death: 3 MAR 1969 in Wahpeton, Richland, ND

  9. Julia Dixon: Birth: 8 AUG 1872 in Wisconsin. Death: 4 FEB 1948

  10. Martin Dixon: Birth: DEC 1874 in Wisconsin. Death: 1956

  11. Anna Dixon: Birth: DEC 1876 in Wisconsin. Death: 1965


Sources
1. Title:   Merge file.FTW
2. Title:   An Illustrated History of the counties of Rock and Pipestone Minnesota
Page:   Page 680
3. Title:   Death Record for Catherine (Conway) Dixon
4. Title:   Thomas Dixon.FTW
5. Title:   FrankCarney.FTW
6. Title:   Catherine's Grave Stone in St. Leo's Cemetary Pipestone, MN
7. Title:   Obituary for Catherine (Conway) Dixon
Page:   The Pipestone Leader of 11 January 1917 Pg. 1, Col.1, Para. 1

Notes
a. Note:   [Thomas Dixon.FTW]
  The following is the Obituary for Catherine Dixon from the Pipestone Leader of January11, 1917 on page 1, Col. 1, paragraph 1:
  PIPESTONE COUNTY PIONEER CALLED TODAY
  Mrs. Catherine Dixon of Ihlen answers summons.
  Succumbed to pneumonia after two week's illness. Burial in Pipestone Catholic Cemetery.
  The death of Mrs. Catherine Dixon a pioneer women of this county occurred at her home near Ihlen early this morning.
 Mrs. Dixon had been seriously ill with pneumonia the past two weeks, and owing to her advanced age of over 80 years, little hope was held out for her recovery, and death was expected the past several days.
 She had been living with her children on the homestead farm, which she and her husband settled on, in the early 80's.
 It is not known as yet when the funeral will be held, the children living here having decided to wait until they hear from those at a distance as to the possibility of their being in attendance. It will probably be held the latter part of this week and the interment will be in the Catholic cemetery near this city.
 Mrs. Dixon is survived by eight children, three sons and five daughters: M. J. of Ihlen; A. J., of Slayton; D. J., of De Graff; Mrs. R. R. O'Connell, of this city; Mrs. Jas. Arrowsmith, of Holland; Mrs. J. W. Conley, of Wahpetan, N. D; Mrs. Jas. Carney, of Dutton, Mont.; and Miss Anna Dixon, living with her mother in Ihlen.
  M. J. of Ihlen - This should be Martin J. Dixon
 A. J. of Slayton - This should be Anthony J. Dixon
 D. J. of De Graf - This could be John or Darby Dixon
 Mrs. R. R. O'Connell, of this city - This is Ellen Dixon (O'Connell)
 Mrs. Jas. Arrowsmith, of Holland - This is Julia Dixon (Arrowsmith)
 Mrs. J. W. Conley, of Wahpetan, N. D - This is Mary Dixon (Conley)
 Mrs. Jas. Carney, of Dutton, Mont. - This is Katherine Dixon (Carney)
  1900 Census (Pipestone cty, Eden twp) shows Kate as head, with Martin and Anna living with her. Kate immigration date is hard to read (1838?).
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