Individual Details
William Lewis Dillon II
(September 20, 1809 - December 8, 1890)
1840 Franklin County, Virginia census: Lewis and wife were listed as 30-39. They had two boys and a girl under 5, and a girl 5-9.
The family moved to Barren County, Kentucky sometime before 1842, but returned to Franklin County, Virginia before 1844.
1850 Franklin County, Virginia census, page 94, Dwelling/Family #501/499: Lewis DILLION, 47, m, $1500, Va; Lucy DILLION, 34, f, Va; Melissa DILLION, 15, f, Va; Mary P. DILLION, 13, f, Va; William F. H. DILLION, 12, m, Va; Sylas DILLION, 8, m, Va; Jacob DILLION, 6, m, Va; Zachariah T. DILLION, 4, m, Va; Jemima DILLION, 2, f, Va; (no name given) DILLION, 4/12, f, Va; Stephen Wood, 17, m, Va.
Lewis Dillon was a Justice of the Peace in 1864.
"Some early information about the Dillon family is found in The Byrd Family of Franklin County Virginia, with Bradley, Dillon, and Perdue Lines, by Linda B. Nezbeth, published by Gateway Press, Inc., 1001 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore, MD 21202, 1986. Dillon lines are found on pages 16 thru 25, Purdue lines are found on pages 12-14. Although no sources are specified, this book seems to be fairly consistant with the few facts I have on Franklin County Dillons. In my estimate, its Dillon information should be considerd fairly reliable, but checked anyway." (Danny Dillon, 1998.)
The family moved to Barren County, Kentucky sometime before 1842, but returned to Franklin County, Virginia before 1844.
1850 Franklin County, Virginia census, page 94, Dwelling/Family #501/499: Lewis DILLION, 47, m, $1500, Va; Lucy DILLION, 34, f, Va; Melissa DILLION, 15, f, Va; Mary P. DILLION, 13, f, Va; William F. H. DILLION, 12, m, Va; Sylas DILLION, 8, m, Va; Jacob DILLION, 6, m, Va; Zachariah T. DILLION, 4, m, Va; Jemima DILLION, 2, f, Va; (no name given) DILLION, 4/12, f, Va; Stephen Wood, 17, m, Va.
Lewis Dillon was a Justice of the Peace in 1864.
"Some early information about the Dillon family is found in The Byrd Family of Franklin County Virginia, with Bradley, Dillon, and Perdue Lines, by Linda B. Nezbeth, published by Gateway Press, Inc., 1001 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore, MD 21202, 1986. Dillon lines are found on pages 16 thru 25, Purdue lines are found on pages 12-14. Although no sources are specified, this book seems to be fairly consistant with the few facts I have on Franklin County Dillons. In my estimate, its Dillon information should be considerd fairly reliable, but checked anyway." (Danny Dillon, 1998.)
Events
Birth | September 20, 1809 | Franklin County, Virginia | |||
Marriage | February 1, 1833 | Franklin County, Virginia - Lucy Greer | |||
Death | December 8, 1890 | Franklin County, Virginia | |||
Burial | Lewis Dillon Cemetery, Franklin County, Virginia |
Families
Spouse | Lucy Greer (1816 - 1899) |
Child | Melissa A. Dillon (1835 - 1867) |
Child | Mary P. Dillon (1836 - 1874) |
Child | William Henry "Hank" Dillon (1838 - 1918) |
Child | Ezekiel James Dillon (1839 - 1846) |
Child | Benjamin Franklin Dillon (1840 - 1842) |
Child | Silas Garrett Dillon (1842 - 1912) |
Child | Jesse Dillon (1844 - 1844) |
Child | Jacob Daniel Dillon (1845 - 1909) |
Child | Zachariah "Zachary" Taylor Dillon (1847 - 1928) |
Child | Lucy Virginia Dillon (1849 - 1861) |
Child | Jemima E. Dillon (1850 - 1936) |
Child | John Fleming (Flemon) Dillon (1851 - 1935) |
Child | Thaddeus Reed "Thad" Dillon (1853 - 1932) |
Child | Infant Dillon (1854 - 1854) |
Child | Margaret Dillon (1855 - ) |
Child | Alice Merica Dillon (1856 - 1912) |
Child | Infant Son Dillon (1857 - 1858) |
Child | Rhoda Temperance Dillon (1860 - 1940) |
Child | Joseph Lewis "Shug" Dillon (1863 - 1883) |
Child | Josie Dillon ( - ) |
Father | William Lewis Dillon (1786 - 1849) |
Mother | Mary Plybon (1784 - 1876) |
Sibling | Rebecca Dillon (1811 - 1894) |
Sibling | Jacob Dillon (1813 - 1898) |
Sibling | Lydia Dillon (1817 - 1890) |
Sibling | Jesse Clay Dillon (1820 - 1907) |
Sibling | James Reed Dillon (1824 - 1911) |
Sibling | Moses Dillon (1826 - 1864) |
Sibling | Tyree Thomas Dillon (1826 - 1906) |
Sibling | Silas Dillon (1820 - 1856) |