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Letter From Mary Dobson to Bettie Dobson dated January 22 1865 Letter From Mary Dobson to Bettie Dobson dated January 22 1865 from when Bettie was a student at Lizzie Gilmer's School in Mount Airy NC- 1864-1865
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Letter From Bettie Dobson to Mary Dobson dated October 11 1864 Letter From Bettie Dobson to Mary Dobson dated October 11 1864 from when Bettie was a student at Lizzie Gilmer's School in Mount Airy NC- 1864-1865
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Letter From Bettie Dobson to Mary Dobson dated April 6 1865 Letter From Bettie Dobson to Mary Dobson dated April 6 1865 from when Bettie was a student at Lizzie Gilmer's School in Mount Airy NC- 1864-1865
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Letter From Bettie Dobson to Mary Dobson dated October 23 1864 Letter From Bettie Dobson to Mary Dobson dated October 23 1864 from when Bettie was a student at Lizzie Gilmer's School in Mount Airy NC- 1864-1865
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Letter From Bettie Dobson to Mary Dobson dated October 15 1864 Letter From Bettie Dobson to Mary Dobson dated October 15 1864 from when Bettie was a student at Lizzie Gilmer's School in Mount Airy NC- 1864-1865
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Composition by Bettie Dobson Titled "Flowers" Composition by Bettie Dobson titled "Flowers" from when she was a student at Lizzie Gilmer's School in Mount Airy NC- 1864-1865
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Composition by Bettie Dobson Titled "Evening" Composition by Bettie Dobson titled "Evening" from when she was a student at Lizzie Gilmer's School in Mount Airy NC- 1864-1865
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Composition by Bettie Dobson Titled "Spring" Composition by Bettie Dobson titled "Spring" from when she was a student at Lizzie Gilmer's School in Mount Airy NC- 1864-1865
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Composition by Bettie Dobson Titled "Learning" Composition by Bettie Dobson titled "Learning" from when she was a student at Lizzie Gilmer's School in Mount Airy NC- 1864-1865
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Composition by Bettie Dobson Composition by Bettie Dobson from when she was a student at Lizzie Gilmer's School in Mount Airy NC- 1864-1865
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Tintype of William P. Dobson Tintype of William P. Dobson
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Tintype of Mary Hughes Dobson Tintype of Mary Hughes Dobson
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Tintype of Lee Dobson Tintype of Lee Dobson
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Tintype of Elizabeth Martin Dobson Tintype of Elizabeth Martin Dobson
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Ambrotype of Mary(?) and Bettie Dobson Ambrotype of Mary(?) and Bettie Dobson
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Daguerreotype of John Hughes Dobson Daguerreotype of John Hughes Dobson
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Daguerreotype of William Polk Dobson Daguerreotype of William Polk Dobson
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Dobson Family photograph Photograph donated by Mary Lynne Dobson. Bearded gentleman is Dr. William Polk Dobson (1845-1923) who was descended from William Polk Dobson (1763-1846) who founded the town of Dobson (N.C.) Dr. Dobson was a resident of Cushman Arkansas. Members of the family are still farming the land in 2020. Members of the family and brief description are on the back of the photograph.
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"Our Family" history and memories of the Dobson Family by Anna Lula Dobson in 1956 "Our Family" history and memories of the Dobson Family by Anna Lula Dobson in 1956
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30th Tucker-Dobson Family Reunion booklet booklet from the 30th Tucker-Dobson Family Reunion "Remembering and Celebrating Our Heritage," held in Mount Airy, North Carolina
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Mary Mathew Dobson Mary Mathew Dobson- Archer's wife- 2002
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Pastor Elder Joseph Scales, Viola Tucker Dobson and Ernest Dobson Pastor Elder Joseph Scales, Sister-in-law Viola Tucker Dobson and brother-in-law Ernest Dobson pose in the yard of the Dobson home on Parker Road in the 1930s
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Ernest Wade Dobson and Bernese Dobson Witherspoon Jimmy Dobson, Hazel Dobson Williams, Ernest Wade Dobson and Bernese Dobson Witherspoon pose in the yard of the family home on Parker Road in Surry County in 2013
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Lula Scales, Emma Dobson Scales, Alice Green Smith, Rosa Greeen Tucker and Viola Tucker Dobson, Ransom Scales, Joseph Scales, James Tucker and Ernest Dobson. L to R Front: Lula Scales, Emma Dobson Scales, Alice Green Smith, Rosa Greeen Tucker and Viola Tucker Dobson. L to R Rear: Ransom Scales, Joseph Scales, James Tucker and Ernest Dobson.
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James and Martha Dyson Dobson James and Martha Dyson Dobson built their homes on Parker Road in Surry County in the late 1800s. Land was given by Martha's father Robert Dyson of Mount Airy.
