Dickinson - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Descendants of Noah and Hannah Dickinson

sertman_1 — 2012-05-09 14:16:14Z

I should like to make it known that the cemetery mentioned in the email by midwife990 is the Edwards Family Cemetery, located near Ingleside, NC. As spokesman for 12 Edwards Family Descendants, I would also like to make it known that we unanimously oppose any plans to disturb the integrity and sanctity of our family cemetery by disinterring and relocating gravesites. We do not feel that disturbing the historical record is justified except in extreme cases were relocating a gravesite is the only means by which it can be preserved. We are also concerned about potential damage to the cemetery, which includes unidentified gravesites within its perimeter.

For more information on gravesite relocation please see the excellent website of the Chicora Foundation (http://www.chicora.org/cemetery-relocation.html).

Here is a direct quote from a representative of the Chicora Foundation when I wrote to them of the intentions of Louisburg College: "I would argue in the strongest possible terms that a cemetery relocation company is not appropriate for the removal of a historic burial. Such firms have no forensic or archaeological expertise and will not do an appropriate job. More to the point, however, I question the appropriateness of a removal by anyone -- even us. I see no point in such a removal, at least based on your discussions."

The Edwards Family Descendants recognize that Louisburg College had only good intentions in considering ways to honor their first president. We believe, however, that intentions to relocate his gravesite are misguided. We have proposed instead that the college should seek to have his present gravesite included in the National Register of Historical Places under Criterion B, “Graves of persons significant to a particular State, region of the country, or cultural group.”

If you are a descendant of the Edwards or Dickinson families and would like additional information, please don't hesitate to contact me.

Re: Dickinson Family Reunions?

WiErwin — 2012-05-07 21:05:30Z

My Family has Dickinson family reunion annually for members of the family originating from the Grant, Garland, Dallas, Hot Spring county areas of Arkansas. Don't have any contact information. Will try to obtain some and send it along to you.

Re: Anna Dickinson, wife of "Nathaniel"

sonora124 — 2012-05-03 19:44:29Z

Mrs Anne Gull b 1605/10 England
m Nataniel Dickinson Jan 16 1630 (Hadley -England)
d Feb 23 1679
had 10- 13 children
please go to
http://www.familysearch.org/eng/search/AF/family_group_recor...

you will see all lineage
Are you a Dickinson???

Re: Dr Aaron Dickinson born 1805 CT married Olive Beebe

sonora124 — 2012-05-02 04:42:22Z

My ggg grandfather Lemuel was your Aaron's brother
no info on olive BUT i did do some digging, found very few Beebe men eligible as a parent from Oneida 1810-1820 either John or Joseph. Also 1880 vernon twp/isabella county her son Simeon no wife 2 sons albert 15, walter13 and olive daughter 9 And brother david are ONLY Dickinsons listed.
I tried to email you but it failed
lots of info...go to www.redhotsolar.com to get my cel#

Re: Dr Aaron Dickinson born 1805 CT married Olive Beebe

GROSENQ — 2012-05-01 16:34:16Z

I'm sorry however those Dickinson's don't appear in mu line. Best wishes.

Re: Dr Aaron Dickinson born 1805 CT married Olive Beebe

lyndyc222 — 2012-04-30 23:25:53Z

Do you have Ross Glenn Dickinson b: or Frank L. Dickinson Died 1877 in MI. Frank was Ross's (my Grandpa)'s father but I have no information on him at all. lyndyc@suddenlink.net in Eureka, CA

Re: Dr Aaron Dickinson born 1805 CT married Olive Beebe

GROSENQ — 2012-04-27 19:17:19Z

Thank you Dickinson cousin! Would you happen to have any information on Olive Beebe. She is a dead end as I have never been able to find her parents.

Their son Simeon is my gr-gr grandfather. I am excited to hear from you. My email is gale.rosenquist@biggsinsurance.com - I would love to hear anything you wish to add.

DICKINSON family of Flockton, Yorkshire, England

JanKingshott32 — 2012-04-25 17:28:38Z

My wife (herself a DICKINSON) descends from the DICKINSON family that come from in and around the village of Flockton in Yorkshire.

There are literally hundreds of them in the parish registers and yet I cannot find anyone researching them, or who links in to them.

If you have a DICKINSON from Flockton, or nearby (my wife's branch moved from Flockton to Middlestown, for example) I would love to hear from you.

Descendants of Noah and Hannah Dickinson

midwife990 — 2012-04-23 18:23:15Z

Louisburg College in Louisburg, NC. had it's beginning as Franklin Male Academy. Matthew Dickinson, was the first president. LC is celebrating 225 years. There is an effort underway to relocate the grave of Matthew Dickinson to the college campus near the original Male Academy building. His grave site is currently in the middle of an agricultural field along with the graves of a family that had befriended him. It is an unmarked family cemetery and is not being cared for. Matthew never married and has no direct descendants. However, if there are descendants of his siblings, we would like to include them in this celebration and recognition of his significance to the college. Matthew's parents were Noah and Hannah. His siblings include Hannah, Love, Submit, Noah, Parley and Ruth.

Re: DICKINSON, MINNIE A. Born 11/4/1871 Died 1/23/1914

bzauner1222 — 2012-04-16 04:23:10Z

Hi there, I noticed that you have an Elizabeth Estep in your family tree... Can you tell me if she was married to Andrew/Andreas Smith/Smitt? If so, do you have any information on her parents?
Any info would be great!!
TXS
Beth

Re: William Dickinson 1811 Queens County Ireland

dickinsontom — 2012-04-10 19:34:33Z

While I cannot help with your initial query, Iam pretty sure that there is a connection between our families.As far as I know Dickinsons from the Queens County {Laois since 1921} are of the same family.The earliest ancestor I have found is Thomas Dickinson,my great great grandfather. I do not have his date of birth,when he married or when he died.I do have a record of his children and their birth dates,all between 1839 and 1850.Their names are: Richard William Elizabeth Jane Thomas and Anne The names Anne or Annie recur right down through the generations.

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Re: Dr Aaron Dickinson born 1805 CT married Olive Beebe

sonora124 — 2012-04-08 18:45:07Z

Aaron was the 9 th child born to Simeon and Deborah Ackley Dickinson. he had 2 older bros Lemuel and Levi (twins)My ggg grandfather was Lemuel. Aaron and Olive had 8 kids.Aaron,1830 Caroline1831, Ellen 1833,Levi1838, david1839, simeon 1841,patricia1845, Gideon 1846....goto:
http://familysearch.org/eng/search/AF/family_group_recordasp...

Re: Dickinson, Wellington or Frank

alvispat — 2012-03-26 03:08:00Z

Have any of you traced Wellington Dickinson's parents yet? Se this site; http://alvispat.wordpress.com/dickinson-david-of-ontario-and...

Re: Dickinsons of N Monroe NH

aquafish4 — 2012-03-13 19:38:34Z

I know it's a bit late but I just started family research in 2007. Perusing Mocavo and saw your post. I am related to Zelotes Dickinson & Sarah Pickett, parents of Reuben Dickinson who moved to WI. Zelotes & Sarah are my 2nd great grandparents. Zelotes' parents were Reuben Dickinson & Betsy Kellogg.

Brown & Dickinson link

aeriehollow119 — 2012-03-12 15:20:16Z

Samuel Brown son of Henry Brown and Mary Giles was born 1717 and died 6 Dec 1749. He married Mary Davis Dickinson daughter of Adam Dickinson/Dickenson and Catherine Stevenson (Stephenson) about 1743. She was born 1725 and died in 1770 August Co. VA. Sam and Mary had two sons Adam b. 1745 and William b. 1747 when he died in 1749 - she was pregnant with son Samuel born in 1750. In 1753 Mary Brown married Humphrey Madison cousin of President James Madison. They had one daughter Catharine born 1754. He was the sheriff of Allegheny County VA. He was killed by Indians in 1756 and step-sons Adam and William Brown were carried off by the Shawnees. Legend says that one boy later escaped. The other boy married an Indian girl and decided to stay with the Indians.
Mary Brown Madison married a third time to James Littlepage and bore him a son John Dickinson Littlepage b. 1760.

Does anyone know more about the sons of Samuel and Mary Dickinson Brown? Adam, William or Samuel?

Leslie

Re: Hannah Dickinson 1780 Bolsterstone England

Sham7789 — 2012-02-25 21:56:15Z

Hi Jackie,
You can contact me at billhamilton@charter.net. I'm interested in Hannah Dickinson, her parents, siblings, and ancestors in England. I live in Tennessee. What part of Australia are you in? Thank-you for the help.

Sandi

Re: Hannah Dickinson 1780 Bolsterstone England

1_tjdickinson — 2012-02-25 13:58:11Z

Hi Sandi,thanks so much for getting back to me.
I will be happy to send you what I have on the Dickinsons but I don't know how to send it via Ancestry.Can I send this to your home e-mail address if that is OK?It will have to be done in stages as it is a very big file.
It appears that your husband and mine are distantly related then, through Hannahs marriage.Do you have any info on any other younger Dickinsons at all?
I also have some photos of the earlier Dickinsons starting with Edwin. There were Dickinsons in New Zealand too, Edwins brother George emigrated there under the Canterbury scheme but this line has died out now.
My main info is from Hannahs brothers line ,his children etc.
I do not know any Dickinsons at all who are still in Yorkshire, but Hannahs descendants are still there I think.It would be nice to find some living Dickinsons after all this time.
Did any others go to the USA?
I have a Mary Fanny Sellman whose niece Fanny married Edwin Dickinson. Mary went to Utah, she married Richard Fox. They were Mormons, as were some of the other ancestors of both my husbands parents (Dickinson and Rowney)and these are well documented.
I can send this all off tomorow some time if you have an e-mail address.
It is almost midnight here in Oz, so I will wait to hear from you again.

My e-mail-
tjdickinson@bigpond.com

Bye for now,
Jac

Re: Hannah Dickinson 1780 Bolsterstone England

Sham7789 — 2012-02-25 12:50:51Z

Hi Jackie, Thank-you for the information that you provided. Hannah Dickenson is my husband's 4th Great Grandmother through her son John Steel. John moved to Canada around 1830 and married Mary Ann Burney from Nova Scotia in 1832. By 1842 he moved to New York State and settled in Sullivan County. That's where my husband grew up. I don't have any more info on the Dickenson family, I was pretty much stopped at Hannah. You have provided info for two more generations of my husband's ancestors. That is wonderful! Do you have any church records or other details that will help us research further?
Sandi Hamilton

Re: Hannah Dickinson 1780 Bolsterstone England

1_tjdickinson — 2012-02-25 10:33:30Z

I have only recently become an Ancestry member and was inyterested to find others are searching for Dickinsons as well.Hannah Dickinson is a 3rd great grand aunt of my husband, Anthony (Tony) Dickinson.She married Joseph Steel 5th June 2800
Her parents were John Dickinson born 1747, and Ann Helliwell(no data on Ann Unfortunately)Johns father was also a John, born 1720 in Coldwell, he was married to Anne Ashforth in 1746.
Ann Ashforth was born in 1726. After Johns deaSarahth she remarried Joseph Grayson.

Hannahs children in my files are Mary 1803, Sarah 1805, John 1808 ,Harriott(spelt woth an O not an E)1813, Ann 1814.
Hannahs brother Joseph is my husbands 3rd great gandfather.
Josephs son Edwin went to Australia after his first wife died, He ermarried there and this is my husbands line of descent.I am happy to share any iformation on the Dickinsons.
regards,
jackie Dickinson

West Cemetery, Amherst, MA

kaydavisnc — 2012-02-22 00:27:35Z

West Cemetery Lot 367, Grave A Dickinson, Mary ? - 04/10/1763, age 63
West Cemetery Lot 367, Grave B Dickinson, Jonathan ? - 12/31/1787, age 89
Who are these Marys'
West Cemetery Lot 499, Grave B Dickinson, Mary ? - 06/01/1791, age 55
West Cemetery Lot 360, Grave F Dickinson, Mary ? - 04/19/1776, age 37
West Cemetery Lot 360, Grave H Dickinson, Mary ? - 12/06/1778, age 28
West Cemetery Lot 360, Grave J Dickinson, Mary ? - 06/07/1794, age 49
Mary Hubbard Matthews Dickinson was born 1745

West Cemetery, Amherst,

kaydavisnc — 2012-02-22 00:23:19Z

West Cemetery Lot 367, Grave A Dickinson, Mary ? - 04/10/1763 63
West Cemetery Lot 367, Grave B Dickinson, Jonathan ? - 12/31/1787 89

West Cemetery Lot 499, Grave B Dickinson, Mary ? - 06/01/1791 55
West Cemetery Lot 360, Grave F Dickinson, Mary ? - 04/19/1776 37
West Cemetery Lot 360, Grave H Dickinson, Mary ? - 12/06/1778 28
West Cemetery Lot 360, Grave J Dickinson, Mary ? - 06/07/1794 49

Nancy Dickinson born 1786

kaydavisnc — 2012-02-20 21:34:53Z

It seems that Jonathan Dickinson father of Nancy was fond of Marys, there being three different ones listed as a wife. Several people have the mother of Nancy being Mary Hamilton, they also have have this Mary being dead 18 years before Nancy was born. Jonathan married Mary Hubbard Matthews March 3, 1786, is this Mary mother to Nancy. There is also a Mary Warner.

Mary Hubbard Matthews(widow of Aaron) is my connection. Is she also the mother of Nancy?

george dickinson

mja131 — 2012-02-18 08:40:45Z

I was wondering if anyone can help with my mystery grandfather George Dickenson/Dickinson. All I know is his was born in 1899 I think North of England on his marriage certicate his father was John and (deceased)Tea planter.
The stories were that my grandfather George went to America and worked with Fred Astaire for a while and travelled all over different countries. I found him at the age of 17 on the SS Cedric going to America but would love to have information if he had returned to England on the same boat or whether he did indeed travel to all these different countries.

DICKINSON Wm C 1893 1939

t42ForestLawn — 2012-02-14 15:43:15Z

DICKINSON Wm C 1893 1939

DaveStrtickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,469 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Looking for information about the spouse of Josiah S Dickinson b 3 Mar 1815 in NY

leonardblood — 2012-01-30 23:00:09Z

I am trying to determine who the parents of Josiah S Dickinson's second wife were. I know he m. to Martha Ann King 17 Sep 1853 who was b. 18 May 1833 in Fort Wayne Indiana but have no information concerning her parents. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Lucy Dickinson of Caroline Co Va

olclarke — 2012-01-30 04:31:33Z

A Heritage Book for Caroline County is being done, so if you have a Caroline family connection you can submit an article on your family. Go to www.county-heritage.com./va/caroline for more info. The deadline for the article is Mar. 20th.
Ollie

Re: Hannah DICKINSON of Rome New York

PaulWalworth42 — 2012-01-22 14:34:27Z

One thing about names is that Hannah, Ann, Anna, Annie are basically the same name used interchangeably all the time even to this day.

Re: Dickinsons in Northumberland

ashkj1 — 2012-01-22 02:48:27Z

I too am looking for Dickinson(s)....Jeremiah Dickinson b. Oct 1, 1838 in North Umberland, NY and d. Feb 1 1896 in Balaton, Minn.
Jeremiah's son James-married a VanderWerker and had children in Rome, NY-sons William and Jeremiah, and daughter Juliaette. Both Jeremiah and Juliaette married Pike siblings....can we connect? Thank you

Re: Hannah DICKINSON of Rome New York

ashkj1 — 2012-01-22 02:28:14Z

Looking for Jeremiah Dickinson b.Oct 1, 1838 d.Balaton, MN Feb 5, 1896. He had a son James who married Anna VanderWerker children: Wm Dickinson, Jeremiah, and Juliaette all in Minnesota between 1850-1900s. Can you help me connect. Thank you,

Mary Davis Dickenson/Dickinson b. 1725 daughter of Adam and Catherine Stevenson DickensonD

aeriehollow119 — 2012-01-17 02:50:54Z

Samuel Brown son of Henry Brown and Mary Giles was born 1717 and died 6 Dec 1749. He married Mary Davis Dickinson daughter of Adam Dickinson and Catherine Stevenson (Stephenson) about 1743. She was born 1725 and died in 1770 August Co. VA. Sam and Mary had two sons Adam b. 1745 and William b. 1747 when he died in 1749 - she was pregnant with son Samuel born in 1750. In 1753 Mary Brown married Humphrey Madison cousin of President James Madison. They had one daughter Catharine born 1754. He was the sheriff of Allegheny County VA. He was killed by Indians in 1756 and step-sons Adam and William Brown were carried off by the Shawnees. Legend says that one boy later escaped. The other boy married an Indian girl and decided to stay with the Indians.
Mary Brown Madison married a third time to James Littlepage and bore him a son John Dickinson Littlepage b. 1760.

Does anyone know more about the sons of Samuel and Mary Dickinson Brown? Adam, William or Samuel?

Leslie Barker Thomas

Re: American Line of Dickinson's

aeriehollow119 — 2012-01-17 02:50:04Z

Hello Cousin,
Would like to know more about Capt. Robert McClanachan and his sons by Catharine Madison.

Leslie Barker Thomas

Charles Dickinson , RI line : 12 questions

Sujiwan — 2011-12-30 23:15:46Z

My Line descends through Samuel-Xfer-Xfer

I have been developing a number of questions wondering if anyone has any answers.

1. Charles seems to have lived in Hartford after marrying Hester. Are there any land records or other pieces of civic information that have come to light?

2. Did the child of this union live with him in RHode Island? Is there a death date?

3. Did Charles or Phillippa leave a will? At 82 Charles certainly must have had time to think about this.

4. Did the Carrs and the Dickinsons have any relationship after Phillippa's marriage?

5. The Greene's, the Almy's, the Gilbert's and the Carrs were all people of note and well to do. Charles must have come from a similarly well-placed family. He had servants in CT in 1688. He had the #1 pew in the Narragansett Church.

6. I have seen other posters claim that he abandoned his first wife Hester. I was under the impression that she died and he was a widower with a young son. His former MIL Mary Gilbert must have helped him out financially in some way as he owed her according to her will.

7. At least 3 of Charles sons were called "Captain": RIchard, John and Jonathan. Did Charles have mercantile or shipping interests? Was he a planter or something different?

8. IF Charles was wealthy, which son(s) benefitted the most from the inheritance at his death? For some reason, Samuel, who left for Dutchess County (when?) was reduced to giving his children but 5 shillings sterling each upon his death in 1750. It doesn't seem as though he benefitted from any great wealth passed down. His son Christopher 1 is listed only as a weaver.

9. Do we know the cause of Jonathan's (1700-1728) death?

10. Christopher (1729-ca1800) had a number of male children who were of an age to have served in the Revolutionary War. Checking the DAR and online records, I haven't found even one who served. Was Christopher a loyalist by any chance?

11. Christopher Sr. was said to have lived in Connecticut before he was found in Beekman's Patent. WHere?

12. What is the evidence for Christopher's marriage date and his wife Mary's birth place?

It's a lot of questions, I know! I lived in Rhode Island for 2 years. If I'd know anything about my genealogy back then I would have had a great time researching. Now I'm several states away and it's quite a hike!

Thanks to any responders who shed some light.

Re: Dickinsons - Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois

bildickinson — 2011-12-15 16:32:53Z

OK.

email address is bildickinson@hotmail.com

Bill

Re: Dickinsons - Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois

sapphire414 — 2011-12-15 08:08:54Z

Yes thanks Bill, please could you do it the way you suggest?
thanks
Jo

Re: Dickinsons - Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois

bildickinson — 2011-12-15 01:39:12Z

Hi Jo

As far as I can tell, an invitation to my tree on accestry.com, requires me to submit your email address. If you are aware of an alternative method, please let me know. Otherwise, I don't mind giving you my email address here, whereby you can email me directly your email address!

Bill

Re: Dickinsons - Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois

sapphire414 — 2011-12-14 20:30:05Z

HI Bill
that would be good thanks.
I do not have a lot of time at the moment to do any family tree work but the Dickinson/Yorkshire link alerted my ears and eyes and I wouldn't want you to disappear when it might be possible that we share ancestors.
I think you should be able to PM me the link?
many thanks
Jo H. (nee Dickinson)

Re: Dickinsons - Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois

bildickinson — 2011-12-14 00:28:57Z

Hi Jo,

The easiest way might be to invite you as a guest to my tree on ancestry.com. I haven't made it public because overall, my source backup is pretty shabby (I'm still working on it). Would that work for you?

Bill

Re: Dickinsons - Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois

sapphire414 — 2011-12-13 23:16:27Z

Hi
I have Dickinson ancestry in Yorkshire, England at that time. Do you have any more details for your Yorkshire branch please? I will endeavour to dig out my old records in return.
thanks
Jo

Re: Dickinsons - Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois

bildickinson — 2011-12-13 22:51:18Z

Interesting parallel. My gt gt grandfather, William F Dickinson (b1822) came to America from Yorkshire area in 1845 and settled in Rockford, IL. His wife was Anne Coward, also born in England. He was active in the community as a liberal. His farm in Rockford, Winnebago County, IL was carried on by his son Frederick Dickinson (b1850)

Betty Jo (1928 - 2011)

MarilynRoth58 — 2011-12-09 18:45:11Z

Betty Jo DICKINSON (1 Apr. 1928, Mitchell, Davison, SD - 7 Dec. 2011, La Crosse, WI; dau/o Ethel & John [?] DICKINSON) m1. 9 Feb. 1948, Mitchell, Joseph ENDRES; m2. John CRAIG.

She was survived by her children
Kay & husband Jim ENDRES-REAVIS
Paula & Jim MAUF
Carla & Chuck CALLIES
Bob & Robin ENDRES
Mia & Jim SZAMLEWSKI.

Grandchilden: Jennifer, Angie, Joe, Josh, Andrea (Lu), Tim, Brook, Randy, Kelly, & Megan.

Brothers Ralph & Kenny DICKINSON.

She was preceded in death by her husbands, daughters Cathy & Brenda, and eight brothers and sisters.

US Census, Mitchell, SD, 1920, DICKINSON
William M., 38, b. IA, parents b. MI & NE [?]
Ethel M., 23, she & parents b. VA
Dau. Mildred, b. SD, 2 y., 1 mo.

US Census, 1930, Mitchell, SD, DICKINSON
William, 49, IA MI OH; Ethel, 36, VA VA VA
Ch. b. SD: Mildred, 12; Robert Charles, 9; Howard, 7; William, 4; Betty J., 2.
Brother John, 22.

In 1935, Wm. M., 50; Ethel, 39; Mildred, 17; Robert, 14; Howard, 12; Billie, 9; Betty, 7; Ralph, 5; Kennith, 3; Leo, 2; Shirley, 3 mo.

SSDI: John R. CRAIG (16 Oct. 1927 - 21 Aug. 2001, last res. Mitchell, SD).

DICKINSON from Pilling, Preesal and beyond!

johnupatree — 2011-12-08 15:18:07Z

After a break of over three years I am pleased to be back in the land of genealogy again. I am picking up the pieces of my DICKINSON research and would love to hear from anyone with an interets in this line, particularly from the Pilling area.
At some point in the New Year I hope to update the website and contents. http://johnpsmyth.co.uk/dickinson/
I look forward to renewing old acquaintances and making new ones. One further point, there are no connections, that I am aware of, to the USA, Canada or Australia. According to the research I have done so far, they rarely set foot out of Lancashire!
Best wishes
John

Re: Photo found of H. Baron Dickinson, Tunbridge Wells, England c.1885.

CollectingAncestors — 2011-11-27 20:51:10Z

Just an update: I put the photo up on my family photo blog for anyone interested.

http://familyphotoreunion.blogspot.com/2011/11/finding-henry...

I've also put up a number of photos I've found over the years.

Re: Wm. Dickinson, b. 11/3/1848, Hadley, MA

APinsley — 2011-11-18 23:58:59Z

Theodore married Mary Bellville (1856 -

children Robert Dickinson (1881 - 1900)

Edw. H. Dickinson b. 1858 Pa., wife Mary Matson

DonMatson91 — 2011-11-10 18:19:09Z

Looking for all descendants of Edward H. Dickinson b. July, 1858 Pa., married ca. 1899-1900 to Mary E. Matson & they were living 1900 census in Upper Merion Twp., Montgomery Co.,Pa. with dau. Edna b. Apr. 1900.
Can't find them on the 1910 census, so don't have any info. after 1900.
Can anyone help?
Thanks
Don dmatson876@gmail.com

Ruth Dickinson of Gainesville, TX and Maude Dickinson of Bradenton, FL 1926

drbrownlee — 2011-10-23 00:09:36Z

Ruth and Maude are pictured in the 1926 Alcalde, yearbook of Sam Houston State Teachers College of Huntsville, Texas. Ruth is a sophomore and Maude is a freshman. I'm not kin but thought this might be helpful to someone researching the family.

George Dickenson/Dickerson/Dickinson

mja131 — 2011-10-21 15:21:26Z

I am trying to look for any information on my Grandfather George Dickenson the name has been changed over the years.
George was born abt 1899 not sure where, he lived in Morecombe Lancashire in lodgings in Euston Road on his marriage cert in 1940 he fathers name was John Dickenson and was deceased but was a tea planter. My Grandfathers death was in 1959 London.
I have been tracing him for a number of years and I thought I might have found him but I think I have gone down the wrong road, after having a break I thought would try agin.
I would be grateful for any help in tracing him.

Photo found of H. Baron Dickinson, Tunbridge Wells, England c.1885.

CollectingAncestors — 2011-10-02 22:08:46Z

I found a photograph of Henry Baron Dickinson, taken by Charles F. Wing of Tunbridge Wells, circa 1885. I've done a little digging into the history of Mr. Dickinson and found that he was Curate of St. James Church in Tunbridge Wells circa 1881+. He was born in Brixton, Surrey and married Esther Wakeling in 1873. He worked at St. Peter's, Streatham 1890-1904 and then at St. Stephen's, Lewisham from 1904 -?.

I am not related to H. Baron Dickinson, but would like to see this go back to a family member. Please contact me if interested.

Seeking Info on Samuel Story Dickinson's second wife

kdickinson6121 — 2011-09-30 23:29:52Z

Unable to find any info on Samuel Story Dickinson, died in Waterville, MN. in 1919. What was his second wife's name? We have seen Emma Carpenter or Emily Hall or even Emily Fuller. Please help.

Re: DICKINSON s in Middlesbro

lyndyc222 — 2011-09-29 05:00:16Z

NEW EMAIL for Lynn Cunningham - lyndyc@suddenlink.net - still looking for Frank Dickinson/Ella Gibbs in Middleville, Michigan

Re: DICKINSON s in Middlesbro

north_eastlady — 2011-09-28 07:18:08Z

my great nan was mary maude dicknson she was born in middlesbrough the family lived 37 milbank street linthorpe middlesbrough