Ruth and Joseph came to Indiana about 1837 when they were received from Marlboro Friends Meeting, Randolph Co., NC, on a certificate to Cherry Grove Friends Meeting, IN..
Ruth was disowned at the Sparrow Creek-Poplar Run Friends Meeting, Randolph Co., IN, for joining the Antislavery Friends who broke away from the main body of Friends in 1843.
Ruth died in 1849 (aged 68–69), in Stoney Creek Township, Randolph, Indiana and is buried in Cedar Cemetery, Randolph County, Indiana. Grave is unmarked.
Sources
Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy Vol. 1, Center Monthly Meeting
Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 05 February 2020), memorial page for Ruth Dicks Hodgin (1780–1849), Find A Grave Memorial no. 206640202, citing Cedar Cemetery, Randolph County, Indiana, USA ; Maintained by Mary Louise Reynolds (contributor 47664956) .
The Hitchings Family Tree.FTW - Ruth Dicks: RESEARCHER: Galen Hinshaw file. 1982. FGS of Rachel Beals and James Dicks/Dix --- Ruth Dicks m. 12/29/1796 New Garden, North Carolina, Joseph Hodson [sic], s/o Joseph and Margaret Hodson[sic].
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