Showing posts with label Dyson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dyson. Show all posts

Sunday, June 19, 2011

Dana Loraine Dyson

Dana Loraine Dyson
Born: Nov. 22, 1958
Died: Nov. 22, 1958
Buried at: Walnut Hills Cemetery, Petersburg, Indiana
Cause of Death: Spina Bifida

Judith Lynn Davis

Judith Lynn Dyson
Born:  June 1,

 

Children:
Amber Lynn Buriff

Thomas G. Dyson

Thomas G. Dyson
Born: December 13, 1817 in Harrison County, KY
Died: April 23, 1873
Buried at:  Walnut Hills Cemetery, Petersburg, Indiana

Married to:  Eliza Jane Pralmons 1827-1880
Children:
George H. Dyson 1845-1915
John W. Dyson  1847-1920
Zacharia T. Dyson 1848-1922
Sarah Dyson 1853-
Thomas Marion Dyson  1856
Marion Francis Dyson  1857
Emily J. Dyson 1859
Mary Dyson 1861
Anna Dyson 1862
Larisa Dyson 1868


Thomas Granville Dyson

Thomas Granville Dyson
Born: November 18, 1850
Died: January 10,  1927
Buried at: Hamlin Chapel Cemetery, Knox Co., Indiana

Married to: Victoria Small 1882-
Children:
Cecil Dyson 1902 – 
Cleo Dyson - 1904
Ruth Dyson - 1908
Paul Dyson - 1909 - 1909
Married to: China Owens 1849-1901
Children:
Charles A. Dyson 1877-1954
Laura Ida Dyson 1880-

William Linzy Dyson


William Linzy Dyson
Born:  July 21 1884
Died:  November 1973
Buried at:  Hamlin Chapel Cemetery, Knox Co., Indiana

Married to: Ethel Truitt 1892-1926
Children:
Paul Bernard Dyson 1916-2001
Beatrice Dyson  1919-1997
Velesa Dyson 1920-1920
Orris Glenn Dyson 1923-1924
Lucille Dyson 1923-1924

After Ethel died he married Flossie McCord 1896-1955
Children:
Morris Dale Dyson 1928-1997
Bertie Lou Dyson 1929-1933
Donald Mack Dyson 1931-
Wandaa Lee Dyson 1933-2000
Darrell Dyson 1936-1936








Charles Clifford "Cliff" Dyson


Charles Clifford DysonBirth November 8, 1934 in Vincennes, Indiana 
Death Feb. 23, 2011 in Hamilton, Ohio 
Buried at:  Walnut Hills Cemetery, Petersburn, Indiana

Married to:  Judith Lynn Dyson
Children:
Amber Lynn Dyson 1961-

Cliff worked as a barber in Bob King's barber shop in  Petersburg, Indiana.
He later purchased a men's clothing store from Glen Robertson and went into business with "Cliff's Clothes for Men and Boys on Main Street in Petersburg.
In the mid-70's the family moved to Ohio where he worked for as a realtor, owned a "Bressler's 33 Flavors Ice Cream Shop,and later worked for Champion Paper Mill until he retired.
Cliff's greaterst joy were his grandkids and great grandkids.  He was a skilled carpenter who often refurbished the houses he and Judy bought and later in life helped his grandson Cody with his first home. Cliff passed away of cancer before Logan married.
Cliff and Amber

Cliff and Cody

Cliff and Logan

Cliff and Eli and Owen