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Emily Dawson (Patterson Dielman) b. 22 July 1815 d. 3 August 1879
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Person:358484
Lineage | Dawson |
Sex | Female |
Full name (at birth) | Emily Dawson |
Other last names | Patterson Dielman |
Parents
♂ Philemon Dawson [Dawson] b. before 1770 d. 1815 ♀ Jane Lowes [Lowes] |
Events
22 July 1815 birth: Baltimore (Maryland), USA
marriage: ♂ Henry Dielman [Dielman] b. 1811 d. 1882
3 August 1879 death:
burial: Emmitsburg (Maryland), Frederick County (Maryland), USA, Saint Anthony Catholic Church Cemetery (Mount Saint Marys Cemetery). Wife of Professor Henry Dielman of Mt. St. Mary's College, Emmitsburg, Maryland. Tombstone states she was the "youngest daughter of Captain Philemon Dawson."
[edit] Sources
- ↑ Dawson, Charles Carroll - “A Collection of Family Records, with Biographical Sketches and other Memoranda of various Families and Individuals Bearing the Name Dawson, or Allied To Families of that Name” Albany N. Y. 1874, pág. 297
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♀ Jane Lowes Dawson
birth: 1797, Maryland
marriage: ♂ Thomas Phenix , Baltimore (Maryland), USA, First Methodist Episcopal Church
death: before 1820, Maryland
marriage: ♂ Thomas Phenix , Baltimore (Maryland), USA, First Methodist Episcopal Church
death: before 1820, Maryland
♂ James Lowes Dawson
birth: 30 September 1799, Maryland
christening: 7 April 1800, Baltimore (Maryland), United States, St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
death: 13 January 1879
christening: 7 April 1800, Baltimore (Maryland), United States, St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
death: 13 January 1879
♂ Henry Dielman
birth: 1811, Germany
occupation: Emmitsburg (Maryland), Frederick County (Maryland), Long-time Professor of Music at Mt. St. Mary's College.
marriage: ♀ Emily Dawson (Patterson Dielman)
death: 1882
burial: 1882, Emmitsburg (Maryland), Frederick County (Maryland)
occupation: Emmitsburg (Maryland), Frederick County (Maryland), Long-time Professor of Music at Mt. St. Mary's College.
marriage: ♀ Emily Dawson (Patterson Dielman)
death: 1882
burial: 1882, Emmitsburg (Maryland), Frederick County (Maryland)
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