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This is a collection of Dixies with known living descendants and where those descendants are. For privacy reasons the full lines to the present day are not presented. If you are a Dixie descendant and would like to have your email address added to this site so others can contact you please contact If you think you are a Dixie descendant, I would like to hear from you so this list can be expanded.
These will eventually link to the appropriate person on the descendants chart
- Bridget Dixie (abt. 1690- ) married Sir Thomas Bayly M.P.: descendants in New Zealand through their daughter Annabella who married Sir Matthew Blakiston Bart. Lord Mayor of London.
- Rebecca Marie Dixie (abt. 1692- ) married Sir Henry Atkins 3rd Bart.: descendants in England.
- Dorothy Dixie (1777-1856) married Rev. Henry Small: descendants in Canada
- Harriet Dixie (1810-1856) married John Waters: descendants in Australia including
- Rosamund Mary Dixie (1823- ) married William Thomas Wayte Wood: descendants in the US.
- Mary Ann Rosamund Dixie (1845- ) married Frank Parker Hainworth: descendants in England and South Africa.
- Emma Georgina Dixie (1845-1922) married Lord Cecil Theodore Weld-Forester 5th Baron Forester: descendants in England & France.
- Mary Amelia Dixie (1856-1941) married James Henry Sprowl: descendants in Canada.
- Christiana Alice Dixie (1863-1951) married William Crawford: descendants in England and Wales.
- Catherine Clara Dixie (1865-1951) married William Robert Alexander: descendants in England & Spain.
- Sir Alexander Archibald Douglas Wolstan Dixie 13th Bart. (1910-1975)
The earliest Dixie of this line is William, born about 1607 (aged 22 when he emigrated 25 April 1629). A "kinsman" of this William, named Thomas and born in England, was living in Marblehead in 1644. It is not yet known how these Dixies tie into the main line.
Like most English familes various Dixies emigrated to the US from the 17th to early 20th centuries. Little to nothing is known of these Dixies and any information would be appreciated.
Miscellaneous DixiesThis is a collection of references to Dixies or children with typical Dixie first names (like Wolstan and Beaumont) who probably tie in somewhere but are as yet unplaced.
