Great Grandson of John Bennett and Elizabeth Dodson
Elizabeth Dodson is the 3x Great Granddaughter of Jamestown colonist John Dods who came over on the Susan Constant.
Siblings:
Mary Gowin-Penry
Martha W. Gowin-Taylor
Major Redul Wilson Gowin
Richard A. Gowin
John Paxton Gowin
George H. Gowin
Rachael Gowin-Henderson
Ann B. Gowin-Brown
This from other researchers:
Dods, John .Age 36 in Virginia Muster, January 24, 1624/5.
(Also on John Smith's list of The First Settlers as "Laborer".
Listing in muster, cit. 3, gives date of arrival as April, 1607;
his wife, Jane, was also listed, but would have arrived on a later ship.)
Susan Constant (Also listed in some sources as the Sarah Constant)
December 20, 1606, departed London and arrived April 26, 1607, at Virginia. See Ship & Passenger Information
June 22, 1607, the Susan Constant, accompanied by the Godspeed, departed Jamestown, Virginia, and arrived in
England on July 29, 1607.
See Ship & Passenger Information
Group: Labourer
Region: Lincolnshire
Age about 18. Arrived on Susan Constant, listed on the Virginia musters 1622 and 1624 as at Neck-of-land,
Charles City, so survived 1622 massacre and may well have family descendants.
Dods is one of only three 1607 settlers still alive in 1624. He also went with George Percy in the Pinnace when Smith in the Discovery went to visit Powhatan at Werowocomoco, and during the visit, built a house for Powhatan.
This would probably have been of the same 'mud and stud' type of dwelling that has been found at Jamestown, and is unique to the East Lincolnshire area.
Great Grandson of John Bennett and Elizabeth Dodson
Elizabeth Dodson is the 3x Great Granddaughter of Jamestown colonist John Dods who came over on the Susan Constant.
Siblings:
Mary Gowin-Penry
Martha W. Gowin-Taylor
Major Redul Wilson Gowin
Richard A. Gowin
John Paxton Gowin
George H. Gowin
Rachael Gowin-Henderson
Ann B. Gowin-Brown
This from other researchers:
Dods, John .Age 36 in Virginia Muster, January 24, 1624/5.
(Also on John Smith's list of The First Settlers as "Laborer".
Listing in muster, cit. 3, gives date of arrival as April, 1607;
his wife, Jane, was also listed, but would have arrived on a later ship.)
Susan Constant (Also listed in some sources as the Sarah Constant)
December 20, 1606, departed London and arrived April 26, 1607, at Virginia. See Ship & Passenger Information
June 22, 1607, the Susan Constant, accompanied by the Godspeed, departed Jamestown, Virginia, and arrived in
England on July 29, 1607.
See Ship & Passenger Information
Group: Labourer
Region: Lincolnshire
Age about 18. Arrived on Susan Constant, listed on the Virginia musters 1622 and 1624 as at Neck-of-land,
Charles City, so survived 1622 massacre and may well have family descendants.
Dods is one of only three 1607 settlers still alive in 1624. He also went with George Percy in the Pinnace when Smith in the Discovery went to visit Powhatan at Werowocomoco, and during the visit, built a house for Powhatan.
This would probably have been of the same 'mud and stud' type of dwelling that has been found at Jamestown, and is unique to the East Lincolnshire area.
Family Members
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George Richard Gowin
1833–1920
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Sarah Maria "Sally" Gowin
1835–1924
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Elizabeth Jemima "Eliza" Gowin Hunt
1837–1886
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Mary Melinda Gowin
1838–1924
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Emily Jane Gowin
1840–1841
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Ann Frances Gowin Hill
1841–1916
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James Madison "Mattie" Gowin
1843–1919
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Enoch William Lowry Gowin
1845–1940
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Martha Elizabeth "Betty" Gowin Matthews
1847–1940
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Edna Virginia "Jennie" Gowin McBride
1849–1929
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Alice Josephine Gowin Hill
1854–1882
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