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Susan C. Dye

Susan was born on May 17th, 1848. Susan's father was Dusosway George Dye and her mother was Mary Ann McKinley. Her paternal grandparents were Dusoway Dye and Elizabeth Petty; her maternal grandmother was Catherine Ott. She had five brothers and four sisters, named Dusoway, William, Dennis, George, Henry, Priscilla, Mary, Elizabeth and Harrietta. She was the fourth oldest of the ten children. She died at the age of 76 on December 14th, 1924.

Death Notes
- b. May 17, 1848, Wirt County, West Virginia; d. 1924; m. SILAS DOOLITTLE, Feb 8, 1866, Wirt County, West Virginia.

Ancestor Pedigree Chart
- John Laurens Dey ^*
  - b.1687 d.08 Mar 1750
  
  Vincent Dye
  - b.1726 d.04 Aug 1796
  
  Ann Brown
  - b.1674 d.1763
  
  Reuben/Ruben Dye
  - b.1768 d.23 May 1828
  
  Sarah Artepe
  - b.09 Jan 1727 d.02 Oct 1797
  
  Dusoway Dye
  - b.1798
  
  Mary Jane Riggs
  - b.1768 d.1828
  
  Dusosway George Dye
  - b.25 Jun 1821 d.27 Feb 1887
  
  Elizabeth Petty
  - b.17 Nov 1785 d.30 Aug 1850
  
  Susan C. Dye
  - b.17 May 1848 d.14 Dec 1924
  
  Mary Ann McKinley
  - b.11 Sep 1819 d.16 Sep 1896
  
  John Lewis Ott
  
  Catherine Ott
  
  Margaret Foster
  
  ^*There are earlier generations for the ancestor(s) indicated. See their page(s) for details (click name)

Personal Timeline

Susan's family with Silas S. Doolittle

Susan and Silas were married. They had two sons and two daughters, named John, Charles, Marietta and Daisy.

Children
- John Doolittle
  
  John Doolittle
  
  John was born in 1872. He died at the age of 90 in 1962.
  Charles F. Doolittle
  
  Charles F. Doolittle
  - Death Notes
    
    Story in the Reedy paper Sept. 1904
    Possum Tail
    Wade Dye reports that the great possum which has been fattening on Dusauce Dye's paw paws was killed by the orator and statesman, T.W. Dye..It weighed 75 pounds, and was the largest one grown in these parts. A generous portion was given to C.F. Doolittle, which in a measure atoned for the loss of his favorite possum. Dusauce will make an overcoat out of the hide for winter.
    
    From the Pointer newspaper, Reedy
    CAIN'S RUN
    February 1906
    C.F. Doolittle has gone to raising possums and rabbits and says there is more pay in that than in raising cattle and sheep. But he is very much grieved for the loss of his old hound Queen. She was about fifteen years old, but she is dead at last.
  Marietta Doolittle
  Daisy Doolittle
  - Death Notes
    
    Note: Died young