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About George Dodge, Jr.
Farmer George as he has been called was a somewhat notable man being energetic industrious and successful. His possessions were large, "His household indoors and out was always full of life and activity Work people were not permitted to loiter for want of something to do while daylight lasted." He led the way and said come boys He believed in praise rather than blame as a motive for work in smiles rather than frowns He seemed to have work for all who applied if they were disposed to be in earnest but there were no ten hour workers in those days The daughters were no less busy than tbe sons The spinning wheel and loom were seldom silent. Butter and cheese were staple household products. He had a negro man, Mingo, who occupied a cabin on the margin of a dense wood near where Asbury Grove Camp ground is now established on land formerly his. This Mingo was a very efficient helper and one who never strayed from his work.
Genealogy of the Dodge Family of Essex County, Mass. 1629-1894, p89
Lineage - John Dodge, Middle Chinnock, England, through William George Dodge, Jr. b. abt. 1749 in Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts, and d. 12 May 1827. He served as a Private. He married Mary Cleaves with whom he had 2 sons, Henry and Joshua. When Mary died, he married Sally Brown. THye had 5 children; Mary Cleaves Dodge, Jesee Dodge, Huldah Dodge, Marth F. Dodge,Lavinia Dodge George was the son of George Dodge and Martha Fitch Fiske.
Lineage - Dodge, Grover. Sergeant, Capt. David Low's (3d) co., Col. Cogswel's regt.; return of train band and alarm list dated April 30, 1778; said Dodge reported as belonging to the train band.
George Dodge, Jr.'s Timeline
1749 |
1749
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Ipswich, Massachusetts
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1783 |
August 8, 1783
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1786 |
February 16, 1786
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Hamilton, Essex County, MA, United States
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1827 |
May 12, 1827
Age 78
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Essex County, Massachusetts, United States
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