Edward Dix - Not the husband of Deborah Unknown Dix

Thanks, Brad, but the information in question did not come from me. If you click on "history" in Dix's Profile page, then on "About Me", it says that it was entered by "The Genie Team", and perhaps updated by Dale Nelson. I certainly agree that there seems to be a great deal of confusion about the various 17th-century Edward Dixes and their respective families. You obviously have access to sources that I do not, so I would be grateful if you were to go ahead and correct what is wrong.

Thanks for the suggestion Michael, I don't seem to have edit access to the profile but I did add direct links to some of the sources. It looks like one of the profile managers kindly took on the task of making the fundamental edits.

Brad Stauf immensely grateful for your work and attention.

Just about done with corrections on Geni.

There’s only one FindaGrave with an inaccurate linking but good narrative:

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/35831121/jane-dix

Summary of family group.

'''Edward Dix of Watertown''' (died 1660) was not a known child of Thomas Dykes & Mary Grey Dikes He was not the same person as unknown Dix and he was not the husband or father of Deborah Barnes Nor was he a known relative of Margaret Traine

His first wife was Jane Dix (parents unknown). Their 4 children were Abigail Park Mary Rice John Dix of Watertown and Rebecca Flagg His widow was Susanna Dix