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![]() John Dix (1782-1820) John Dix, father of John Edwin, was in the shipping business with Capt. John Williams in Portland, Maine. His wife, Mary, was a beautiful woman and considered the belle of Portland. Their oldest son Frederick W. died young. Asa Clapp and his wife Sarah lived in Salem, Mass. He was a merchant and a delightful, old-school gentleman, wearing usually a high silk hat, broadcloth frock coat and carrying a gold headed cane. He had great courtesy, humor, and dignity. He had a son Charles and a daughter Adelaide who both died in early maturity, unmarried. John and Mary Dix also had a daughter, Mary Adelaide who married John H. Williams a judge and lived in Portland. They had 3 sons, John, George and Charles Edwin. John never married. The other two married but had no children. All 3 were businessmen. This Williams family was not related to those on p. 15. Asa C. Dix' wife Sarah died in Salem, Mass. June 11, 1901 in her 80th year. John
Dix was born May 5, 1782, died about 1820. Their
children:
Letter from John Dix to Henry Williams, Esq, May 25, 1818
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2002 Gabriel Brooke, (website).
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