Sarah Lusted Campbell

Notes:

! Note the maiden name may possibly be Lusted. This is per M. Dibble Williams
family tree chart.

Gravestone inscription: SARAH
WIFE OF
JAMES DAWES
DIED
April 12 (possibly 17), 1853
in the 2(7) 3 i y.r. of her
age

Sarah married James Dawes on 22 Dec 1816 in Peasmarsh, Sussex, England. James (son of Aaron Daw and W. Esther Stevens) was born on 16 May 1792 in Peasmarsh, Sussex, England; died on 05 Mar 1853 in Cape Vincent, Jefferson, New York U.S.A.; was buried in Bates Cemetery, Cape Vincent, Jefferson, New York U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

From "Some of the Ancestors and Descendants of Samuel Converse, Jr." page 113: "Laura S. Goodrich, born in Rodman, N.Y., 20 Jan. 1832; married, 12 March 1850, William C. Dawes, who was born in Peasmarch, Sussex Co., Eng., 14 Nov. 1817, and came to this country with his parents in 1829. Mr. and Mrs. Dawes lived in Cape Vincent, N. Y., until spring of 1864, when they moved to Waterloo, Wis. In 1890 they were living in Pittsville, Wis. They had fourteen children:"

From a hand written letter in the possession of Marian DIBBLE Williams (1992): "Wm C. Dawes sailed from Rye Old England March 28th 1830 for the United States arrived in New York on the eleventh day of April 1830 at the age of 13 years." On side of this paper he has written: "I cannot see God, But God can see me."

From "History of Wood County" page 668 and 669: "William was a native of England and came to the United States when 12 years old, his family settling at Cape Vincent, New York where William C. was raised. The mother was of Holland Dutch descent. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dawes came to Wisconsin in 1863 and settled at Waterloo, where the father followed the trade of miller until 1876. In which year they came to Wood County, driving overland with a team of oxen. Here they purchased 80 acres of heavily timbered land in Section 24, of Wood Township. The country was a most primitive one at that time. The Dawes family on first coming lived in an old logging shanty while the father and sons made a clearing and hewed logs for a more commodious, if not less primitive residence. This structure, when completed, was roofed with home-made shingles after it was converted into a frame house. The family of pioneers set to work to clear the land, the age-old battle of the pioneer; there were hardships on every hand, and the task before them was a formidable one. Gradually, however, they accomplished it and from their efforts there emerged a fine agricultural property. This place was the home of the father and mother for the remainder of their lives."

William married Laura Sarah Goodrich on 12 Mar 1850. Laura (daughter of Joshua Goodrich and Harriet Converse) was born on 20 Jan 1832 in Rodman, Jefferson, New York U.S.A.; died on 25 Jan 1913 in Wood Township, Wisconsin U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

From "History of Wood County Wisconsin" page 668-669: "Mary & George lived in Cedar Rapids, Iowa."

From "Some of the Ancestors and Descendants of Samuel Converse, Jr." page 113: "Mary A. Dawes, b. 4 Jan. 1851; m., 3 June 1888, George Prellen, who was born in England, 8 March 1865. Had one child: Lottie Prellen, b. 3 March 1889."

Mary married George Prellen on 03 Jan 1888. George was born on 08 Mar 1865 in England. [Group Sheet]

Mary married George Pullen. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

From "History of Wood County, Wisconsin" pages 668-669: "Live in Houston Texas."

From "Some Ancestors and Descendants of Samuel Converse, Jr." page 113: James C. Dawes, b. 2 March 1852; residence, Pittsville, Wis.; m., 5 Oct. 1873, Mary A. White, and had:
Arthur E. Dawes, b. 11 Sept. 1874.
Otis D. Dawes, b. 11 Nov. 1875.
Edna O. Dawes, b. 22 July 1879.
LuLu E. Dawes, b. 23 April 1886."

From Marian Williams (1992): "All James children attended college. James Dawes built houses, a number of which are still occupied in Vincennes Indiana which were shown to Marian when she visited Manly Smith in 1976."

James married Mary Abigail White on 05 Oct 1873 in Auroraville, Waushara, Wisconsin U.S.A.. Mary (daughter of Darwin B. White and Olivia Patch) was born on 29 Mar 1855 in Auroraville, Waushara, Wisconsin U.S.A.; died on 21 Sep 1933 in Houston, Harris, Texas U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

[DAWES2.FTW]

From The Converse Family Published in 1905 Vol 1 Page 113

They live in PIttsville, Wisconsin and have had four children.

Birthdate is either 1852 or 1853
History of Wood County 1924 Page 668 & 669
Charles H Dawes, a pioneer of Wood County , Wisconsin, retired after a useful career. Charles was 13 years olds when he accompanied his parests from New York State to Waterloo, Wisconsin. After finishing school there he worked in a flour mill until the family moved to Wood County in 1876. Here he helped to clear the land and endured all the hardships of pioneer life. In course of time he bought 65 acres of wild land, which he has since cleared and which is now operated by his son Ernest. Mr. Dawes is now living practically retired on the 65 acres above mentioned, which he himself farmed successfully for many years. The place is well stocked with Holstein cattle and is a finely developed farm. From time to time Mr. Dawes has taken an active part in public affairs. For nine years he was clerk of his school district, and he was one of the U. S. Census enumerators for the census of 1900, at which time the town of Wood consisted of the present towns of Wood, Dexter, Hiles and Cary, which made a large stretch of country for him to cover. Many places had to be reached on foot through dense forest, while to-day automobiles drive past the doors of the same places.

Charles married Laura A. Gardner on 26 May 1880 in Cape Vincent, Jefferson, New York U.S.A.. Laura (daughter of Henry Gardner and Maria) was born on 26 Mar 1855 in Cape Vincent, Jefferson, New York U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

[DAWES2.FTW]

From Histroy of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669

John W. Dawes, who for many years before his death was a well-known resident of Wood County. In 1863 he came with his parents to Waterloo Wisconsin, where at the age of 15 he began to learn the mason's trade. This
he subsequently followed at Waterloo during the summer months, spending the winter months with his family in Wood County, assisting in the development of their property here. Later he bought a tract of wild land in this county, which he and one of his brothers cleared, and were he established his home, being engaged in general farming until his death in 1908.

John married Helen Mending on 17 Aug 1894. (daughter of Frederick Medling and Margaret Leupold) [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Abbey Dawes married John Lepper (may be spelled Leppere) and as of 1924 they resided in Oregon. (According to newspaper article of History of Wood County.

From History of Wood County 1924 Page 668-669

Abbie lives in OregonI

Abby married John T. Lepper on 20 Sep 1878. John was born on 26 Apr 1856. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

From History of Wood County 1924 page 668-669
Harriet was deceased prior to 1924. Lived greater part of her life in Pittsville, Wisconsin.

Harriett married Abraham Lincoln Covey on 12 Mar 1884. Abraham was born on 10 Feb 1861. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

[DAWES2.FTW]

From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 668-669

Lives in Omro Wisconsin

Laura married Grant Cage. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 668-669

Is present owner of the old homestead

William married Lucy Minnie Caroll in 1900. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

! Fred was never married.
[DAWES2.FTW]

From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 668-669

Fred is unmarried and is living in Pittsville, Wood County, Wisconsin

Notes:

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From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669

Birthdate recorded as December 17, 1868

He attended school at Waterloo and later in Wood County have come here with his parents in 1876. He helped to clear original Dawes property here and has lived here all his life with the exception years spent in Minnesota and eight years in Waterloo. In 1917, he bought 120 acres in Section 25, Wood Township and has since been engaged in farming and dairying, keeping a good herd of Holsten Cattle. He has taken an active and useful part in public affairs and was for nine years assessor for the township, for one year township supevisor and for 12 years treasurer school district.

George married Bertha Leu on 30 Mar 1897 in Seneca Corns, Wood, Wisconsin U.S.A.. (daughter of John Leu and Louisa) [Group Sheet]

Notes:

! Albert Shaw Dawes never married.
[DAWES2.FTW]

From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 668-669

Albert is unmarried and lives in Pittsville, Wood County, Wisconsin.

Sarah married Andrew C. Galloway on 18 Jul 1888. [Group Sheet]

Edward married Magdaline Str. [Group Sheet]

Edward married Lovisa Leitzinger. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Aruther E Dawes was never married.

Notes:

EDUCATION: Attended school in Stephens Point, Wisconsin
Normal School to be a teacher- taught for sometime.

RESIDENCE: Born in Pittsville (Dawesville) Wisconsin
Had a lumber yard and grocery store in Vincense Indiana
Went to Huston, Texas around 1907 to 1910 had a truck garden . Lived in Huston for four years.
Went to Bandon, Coos County, Oregon in 1915 via freight boat from Bay Area.
Homestead at Two Mile Creek
Went to Dallas Oregon in 1919. Was a school clerk. Mt. Pisgah Oregon (Miseltoe School).
To Salem Oregon in 1925 or 1926 worked for Oregon Pulp and
Paper Co. until retirement.

NOTES: Met Irene at the St Louis World's Fair. Was dating her sister Stella at the time.


Born at home in Pittsville, Wisconsin.
Died at Oregon State Hospital in Salem, Oregon

Otis married Irene Tharp on 05 Apr 1905 in Vincennse, Knox, Indiana U.S.A.. Irene (daughter of Robert Fulton Tharp and Anna Elizabeth Darnold) was born on 18 Sep 1882 in Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky U.S.A.; died on 15 May 1957 in Salem, Marion, Oregon U.S.A.; was buried in Fir Crest Cemetery, Monmouth, Oregon U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Edna married Jay Smith. Jay was born on 13 Oct 1871 in Tampico, Illinois U.S.A.; died on 28 Nov 1953. [Group Sheet]

Lulu married John Frew Christy. John (son of Joseph Socrates Christy and Harriett Armaetha Rose) died in 1941 in Parson, Kansas U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

[DAWES2.FTW]

From The Converse Family Published 1905 Vol 1 Page 113

Birthdate April 12, 1881

From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669

Birthdate noted as April 12, 1881

As a boy he attended district school in his home locality and helped his father on the farm. He subsequently spent two years farming in New York state and four years as an employee in a piano factory in Rockford Illinois and has since been farming in Wood County. He now lives on his own farm across from his father's and farms both.

Earnest married Laura M. Potter on 03 Jun 1915 in Wood Township, Wisconsin U.S.A.. (daughter of D. Potter and Mattie) [Group Sheet]

Notes:

[DAWES2.FTW]

From The Converse Family Published 1905 Vol 113

Birthdate may be 4-10-1885




From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669

Lewis is farming in Dakota.

Notes:

Died in Seattle Washington ??
No grandchildren

From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669

Amos who is a railway mail clerk, lives in Seattle Washington. (this may be for the wrong person)

Amos, who is now superintendent of cement plant at Tridant, served 18 months in the U. S. Military during the World War (I)

Floyd married . Unknown [Group Sheet]

Notes:

! Carl and Frieda Dawes in 1992 lives at Superstition Resort Inc.
72 N 113 Way, #26
Apache Junction, Arizona 85220

Carl married Frieda. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

! Was twin of Albert.
[DAWES2.FTW]

From The Converse Family Published in 1905 Vol 1 Page 113

Twin of Albert.

Notes:

Twin of Edward.
Died Young
[DAWES2.FTW]

From The Converse Family Published 1905 Vol 1 Page 113

Albert died in infancy. Twin of Edward.



Died Young

Notes:

! Estelle had no children.
No children

Irene married George Dibble in 1926. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

[DAWES2.FTW]

From Marian Williams

Unable to read year of death! Date of death is uncertain.

Notes:

[DAWES2.FTW]

From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669

A resident of Pittsville.

Notes:

From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669

Edna, who is attending the Teacher's Training School Wisconsin Rapids.

Edna married Laurence Winkler. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Ruth never married.

From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669

Employed in a mill at Appleton.

Notes:

! She married Carroll Hunter and lives at 1024 E Union Ave, Fullerton,California,
92631 (1992). Have two girls and no grandchildren.
[DAWES2.FTW]

Has two girls - No grandchildren

Edna married Carroll Hunter. [Group Sheet]

Gwendolyn married Henry Pirkl. Henry died on 02 Feb 1989. [Group Sheet]