Dollarhide Family Pictures
John Dollarhide
1750-1853
Grave Site

Grave site of
"Old" John
Dollarhide and wife, Nancy Chittington
Located in Angelina County, east Texas near Lufkin and Diboll
From the Dollarhide History on
this site: "In a surviving hand written application for pension
submitted by Revolutionary War veteran John Dollarhide, who applied
in 1823 and again in 1846, he said 'I was born in 1750 in Caswell Co., NC.'"
From Lee
Murrah's site: "John served in the Revolutionary War at the
Battles of Kings Mountain and Cowpens in South Carolina. There is no
written record of his service, and he was never able to obtain a pension
based on his service. However, his descriptions in his pension applications
are so vivid that the DAR has accepted his service."
"After North Carolina, the Dollarhides
lived successively in Kentucky; Tennessee; Sevier Co., Arkansas (1810);
Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana (before 1846); and finally Angelina Co.,
Texas (1846)."
And again from the Dollarhide History on
this site: "Many of the descendants
of John Dollarhide can be identified for several generations, including
the largest number of people with the name Dollarhide living today, mostly
in the southern states of Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Alabama, Mississippi,
and Florida."
John lived to be about 102 years
old. He is surmised to descend from progenitor Francis Dollahide as
follows:
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Francis
Dollahide 1650 Ireland - 1720 Maryland
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Francis
Dollahide, Jr. 1700-1742 Maryland
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Francis
Dollahide, III 1723 Maryland - ? North Carolina
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John
Dollarhide 1750 North Carolina -1853 Texas
John's descendants pictured on
this web site are:
James Samples Dollarhide
William Freeman Dollarhide
Roger Freeman Dollarhide
Dr. Louis Dollarhide
David Alston Dollarhide
William Byron Dollarhide
James Henry Dollarhide
Dallas and Rainey Dollarhide
If you know you are a descendant
of John, please contact the site manager to
have your picture added or link created.
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Dollarhide Lake, near the grave, part of
the original Dollarhide Plantation owned by Cornelius Dollarhide,
grandson of Old John and Nancy. |
Old John's marker placed by the DAR is on
the "old 90 acres", thought to be the original landsite of the
Dollarhide Plantation. |
The back of John's marker also lists
Cornelius and other Dollarhides buried here. The Dollarhide Hunting and
Fishing Club now owns the land. |
Pictures and much of the
information on this page provided by Molly Dixon
of Austin, Texas who is the g-g-g-g-granddaughter of Old John Dollarhide.
Site established 1/19/98.
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This site was started and is
maintained by
Bill Dollarhide of Pensacola, Florida.
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