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She also has red-flag inconsistencies involving one of her children, Henry Pennington, II
https://www.geni.com/inconsistencies/for_profile/6000000007306521472
Private it might only be because you are her 9th g-granddaughter:
Linda A Carter is Mary Peddington Dixon's 9th great granddaughter!
Mary Peddington Dixon
→ Sarah Beauchamp
her daughter → Edward Dixon Beauchamp
her son → Fountain Beauchamp
his son → William Beauchamp, Sr
his son → Rhoda Sharp
his daughter → Nancy Parker Hull
her daughter → Rebecca Carter
her daughter → George Carter
her son → Wayne Anthony Carter
his son → <private> Carter
his son → Linda A Carter
his daughter
Miles Files does not have parents for any of the above - and the ones cited for Ambrose Dixon, Sr are MAD improbable (dude was a Quaker and a ship's carpenter, i.e. common laborer).
I think we've got a crash-merge on alleged "Sir William Dixon" Sir William Dixon, Sr Somebody wanted SOOOO badly to have a knighthood in the family that they spliced some ordinary William Dixon(s) onto the one who was knighted n 1661, resulting in a near-centenarian (who can't possibly have been in both England and Massachusetts (NOT Maryland!) at the same time anyway).
The one recorded in Shaw's "Knights" was knighted "in Ireland by the lords justices", along with James Donellan and William Titchbourne (Shaw, v. 2, p. 234).
Just follow the blue links.
Ambrose Dixon's "About" section contains a lot of information about him, some of it contradictory (Quaker *and* soldier? Does not compute....)
According to the Miles Files http://espl-genealogy.org/MilesFiles/site/p597.htm#i59643 , Ambrose Dixon's parents are not known.
The knighted Sir William Dixon is found in Wm. A. Shaw, "The Knights of England", volume 2, page 234 (a bare listing by date and place). He has apparently been mis-merged with someone who emigrated to Massachusetts.