Thomas Dixon, I - Three Mary’s for Thomas Dixon?

Erica Howton, all I can go on is what my source says, but this profile here Mary Dixon seems conflated with a son named Henry Dixon and one named Henry Norton.

That seems a bit odd. I would say remove her from Thomas Dixon I. As for Mary Phillips, there are no sources and no children. I would remove her too. But.....

From Seventeenth Century Isle of Wight County, Virginia: A history of the County ... https://books.google.com/books?id=awsLo8_j-m0C&pg=PA220&dq#...

"Thomas Dixon died in 1670. His estate was appraised by Henry Martin. Mr. Martin married the Marie, the relic. In 1678, William Bodie gave cattle to Henry and Marie Martin's children Thomas Dixon, Henry Dixon, and Henry Martin.

Thomas was a favorite name in this family and this is the family of Thomas Dixon the author of "The Clansman," from whose book of this name was taken the plot of "The Birth of the Nation," America's first notable screenplay."

Oh my dear lord....when was this written? Shivers.

Back to Mary, Marie. Maybe there are two wives - a Norton and a Bodie. Will try to look some more. Still shaking over this crazy.