widowed, son of James Dodson and Mahuldah Canatsey
d. cert 13039
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ELI B DODSON, son of James and Mahulda (Canatsey) Dodson, was born November 6, 1858, in Adair County. He was born and reared on the old Dodson homestead one mile southwest of Kirksville. He lived there with his parents till grown, then started farming for himself and has been engaged in that occupation all his life. The farm he now owns, joins the southwest corner of the corporation of Kirksville, and consists of 373 acres. The home in which he now lives, was erected in 1860 and is still a splendid house, good for many years.
Mr. Dodson was married May 11 1890. His wife was Grace Lowther, daughter of Henry and Suritha Lowther. They have two children: Roy B., born March 6, 1892; Kenneth T., June 30, 1899. Mr. Dodson and wife are members of the Christian Church.
History of Adair County
By Eugene Morrow Violette
d. cert 13039
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ELI B DODSON, son of James and Mahulda (Canatsey) Dodson, was born November 6, 1858, in Adair County. He was born and reared on the old Dodson homestead one mile southwest of Kirksville. He lived there with his parents till grown, then started farming for himself and has been engaged in that occupation all his life. The farm he now owns, joins the southwest corner of the corporation of Kirksville, and consists of 373 acres. The home in which he now lives, was erected in 1860 and is still a splendid house, good for many years.
Mr. Dodson was married May 11 1890. His wife was Grace Lowther, daughter of Henry and Suritha Lowther. They have two children: Roy B., born March 6, 1892; Kenneth T., June 30, 1899. Mr. Dodson and wife are members of the Christian Church.
History of Adair County
By Eugene Morrow Violette
widowed, son of James Dodson and Mahuldah Canatsey
d. cert 13039
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ELI B DODSON, son of James and Mahulda (Canatsey) Dodson, was born November 6, 1858, in Adair County. He was born and reared on the old Dodson homestead one mile southwest of Kirksville. He lived there with his parents till grown, then started farming for himself and has been engaged in that occupation all his life. The farm he now owns, joins the southwest corner of the corporation of Kirksville, and consists of 373 acres. The home in which he now lives, was erected in 1860 and is still a splendid house, good for many years.
Mr. Dodson was married May 11 1890. His wife was Grace Lowther, daughter of Henry and Suritha Lowther. They have two children: Roy B., born March 6, 1892; Kenneth T., June 30, 1899. Mr. Dodson and wife are members of the Christian Church.
History of Adair County
By Eugene Morrow Violette
d. cert 13039
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ELI B DODSON, son of James and Mahulda (Canatsey) Dodson, was born November 6, 1858, in Adair County. He was born and reared on the old Dodson homestead one mile southwest of Kirksville. He lived there with his parents till grown, then started farming for himself and has been engaged in that occupation all his life. The farm he now owns, joins the southwest corner of the corporation of Kirksville, and consists of 373 acres. The home in which he now lives, was erected in 1860 and is still a splendid house, good for many years.
Mr. Dodson was married May 11 1890. His wife was Grace Lowther, daughter of Henry and Suritha Lowther. They have two children: Roy B., born March 6, 1892; Kenneth T., June 30, 1899. Mr. Dodson and wife are members of the Christian Church.
History of Adair County
By Eugene Morrow Violette
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