Susannah Dye 
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Birth Notes
She married James Carrothers, half-brother of Samuel Carrothers who married her sister Mary.
In a biographical sketch, "Hardesty's History" provides the following information about James and Susannah.
"In 1814, James and Susannah pruchased a tract of land in Monroe County, Ohio, one mile West of Woodsfield, and James moved his family to Woodsfield until he could build a log cabin on his land. Woodsfield was settled in 1812, and at the time Susannah and James lived there, there were all of eighteen houses in the town; six were hewed log houses and the rest were log cabins.
"James planted an orchard in the woods and then built his log house. When Susannah and James moved into their new home, the forest trees were standing within a few feet of the door, and wolves howled during the night. Long after this, James would rise in the morning to find his sheep all torn and bleeding, damage caused by the wolves."
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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*There are earlier generations for the ancestor(s) indicated. See their page(s) for details (click name)
- b.1610 d.14 Jan 1668
- b.23 Sep 1644 d.1708
- b.1620 d.1648
- b.1687 d.08 Mar 1750
- b.1670 d.1740
- b.1726 d.04 Aug 1796
- b.1674 d.1763
- b.1753 d.16 Jan 1830
- b.09 Jan 1727 d.02 Oct 1797
- b.06 May 1783 d.1853
- b.1726
- b.1754 d.05 Oct 1850
- d.1796
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Susannah and James were married.
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