Stokes County NcArchives Photo Tombstone.....Tillotson, Infant, Maudie, Adie, Otto 
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Cemetery:           Tillotson/Slate/Smith Cemetery
Name:               Infant, Maudie, Adie, Otto Tillotson

Date Of Photograph: July 2008
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Dewitt F. Tillotson and wife Elizabeth were married within the year of the 
1880 US census.  They were living in Yadkin township, Stokes Co., NC, beside a 
Bethenia Tillotson, widowed, possibly Dewitt’s mother.  On December 5th of 
that year, Elizabeth gave birth to twins:  one did not survive birth, and the 
other, Adie L. lived almost 14 years before she died
In 1900, Dewitt and Elizabeth were making their home in the Yadkin township of 
Stokes Co., NC.  At home were 4 children, Squire Fountain (1882), Ola (1885), 
Martha (1887) and Arry (1895).  Also in residence were Pinkney Boyles and 
James King, listed as farm laborers. 
1910 saw Dewitt and Elizabeth living in Boyles, Stokes Co., NC.  He and 
Elizabeth had been married 31 years; 7 children had been born to them, but 
only 4 were still alive.  At home were Squire (who was a practicing 
physician), and his wife Martha, daughter Arrie, and Dewitt’s and Elizabeth’s 
adopted sons, Charles Barker and Doctor Page .
In 1930, Dewitt, now widowed, was living in the home of his daughter and son-
in-law, Arrie and Floyd Long, in Yadkin Township, Stokes Co., NC.


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