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Dick, George Chgo area married Gladys Henry

Keith Henry — 24 Feb 2000 6:12:36 GMT

Need info on George Dick and Gladys and Roger and Rowena Dick. thank You

Ancestors of John Dick

John Alonzo Dick — 29 Mar 1999 4:54:44 GMT

I am looking for information about the parents (identity, etc) of John Dick who married Catherine Trotter in Frederick County Virginia in 1812. His son, Uriah Dick, was my great grandfather. Uriah later moved from Frederick County Virginia to Blackford County Indiana. His son Alonzo William was my grandfather.

John Dick 1600s Scotland

FranChancellor77 — 1 May 2008 12:20:25 GMT

"In the 1600s, English Kings insisted on imposing the Anglican Church on the Presbyterians of Scotland. In
protest approximately three hundred thousand Scots signed the National Covenant of 1638, vowing to defend Presbyterianism from government control. This marked fifty years of bitter struggle between the Convenanters and the Church of England." In 1679, forty-one years later, young John DICK, a recent graduate of the University of Edinburgh, escaped capture after fighting with the Covenanters of Bothwell Bridge. He was later betrayed by a poor woman needing the reward. In the fall of 1683, he was sentenced to death for high treason and imprisoned. He escaped along with 24 other prisoners. He was the only one who was recaptured. While in jail, he wrote a short book which was published after his death. He was hanged at Grassmarket in Edinburgh on March 5, 1684.

As the drums rolled, John DICK proclaimed from the scaffold:
"I am come here this day, and would not change my lot with the greatest in the world. I lay down my life willingly and cheerfully for Christ and His cause, and I heartily forgive my enemies............."
SOURCE:
ONE YEAR BOOK of CHRISTIAN HISTORY
E Michael and Sharon Rusten, Tyndale House Publishers, Inc. Wheaton, Illinois 2003
(Douglas, JD "National Covenant" NIDCC, pp. 694-695)
Provided for genealogical interest by Gerald Chancellor, teacher/instructor, Leland Seminary, through the RITE, Goshen Baptist Association, Virginia

I do not know the parents of John DICK or how he fits in your family history or ours. My husband descends from Julia Dick/Thomas J Fox, grandparents. Julia's father was Hardin Dick and grandfather, Charles Dick.

Fran

obit fyi - William Joseph DICK, abt 1929 ?? - 2007 CA.

LorraineGilmer02 — 28 Nov 2007 7:27:00 GMT

not related - for your info

Dick, William Joseph

DICK-William Joseph Dick, 78 of Claremont, passed away October 29, 2007 at Pomona Valley Medical Center. He graduated fromthe Oregon Bible Seminary. Oregon, Illinois in 1951 with a Bachelors of Theology Degree. He worked at the Conover Cable piano factory in Oregon, Illinois during college. He was pastor of Fredericktown, Mo. Church of God 1951-1955, Church of the Open Bible, Pomona, Ca. 1955-1961. He received a Masters Degree from Claremont Graduate School in 1966. He taught at Montvue Elementary School in Pomona, Ca. for twenty-one years. He tuned pianos from 1947 in the factory until the last several months of his life. He was a member of Claremont Presbyterian Church in Claremont and a member of the choir and a Moderator of Deacons. He was a long time member of the Pomona Valley Piano Technicians Guild. He is survived locally by his wife of 45 years Joan Dick, son Murray Dick of Claremont; Bill enjoyed seeing his long time piano customers, planning road trips across the country, traveling abroad, playing the piano, doing crossword puzzles and was a U.S. history buff. A celebration of his life will be held Saturday, December 8th at 2:30 p.m. at the Claremont Presbyterian Church, 1111 N. Mountain, Claremont, California Contributions may be made to the piano fund, Claremont Presbyterian Church 1111 N. Mountain, Ca. 91711, The Kidney Trust www.kidneytrust.org., or a charity of your choice.
Published in the San Gabriel Valley Tribune on 11/27/2007.

The Dick Family of West Virginia

Timothy Dick — 2 May 1999 5:06:37 GMT

I am looking for any relatives of
Eugene Dick. I think the family was originally
located near Oak Hill, WV. If you have any
information, you can e-mail me at
timothy@wirefire.com OR fax me at
815-331-0143.

Old Photo of Kate Dick - New Jersey

RandallMcDaniel44 — 7 May 2008 8:45:36 GMT

I recently purchased a bunch of old photos. One of the photos shows a woman and is labled on the front "Kate Dick". The photo was taken at a photo studio in Millville, New Jersey, likely around 1900.

If this is one of your ancestors, please contact me.

Dick family from Indiana county pa.

v_Lugar — 16 Apr 2008 1:19:48 GMT

Looking for infor on the Dicks that came to Indiana county in 1811 from county orange Ireland. Father was lord John Dick.Sons that came over were John,James,Robert,Williamand Alexander,also 2 sisters Janet Dick Love,Janie Dick Southwell. John Dick was said to be born in 1802 and was a captain in the civil war.Also know is that some Dick went west in 1925. Connected to this family is also Benshof,Rager,Dishong all of pa. My grandma was Helen(Krall) Dick and Grandpa was Albert Dick of Cambria county pa.

The Dick Family from Lanarkshire

MargaretWilliams63 — 16 Apr 2008 8:42:47 GMT

My Maternal Great Great Grandmother was Mary Dick married to Harry Hodgson in 1881 in West Derby Liverpool,her parents were Allan(william Allan)Dick and Elizabeth Drennan married in 1851 in Lanarkshire.I believe Allan Dick's Parents were Andor/Andrew Dick and Agness but don't know her surname.
If anyone has anymore info I would be very grateful
Margare Williams

James Dick born County Down, Ireland, 1787

judy_dick — 1 Aug 2001 8:55:17 GMT

I am trying to learn who James Dick's parents were as well as when he immigrated to the USA. He was married to Susan (Susannah) Webb in July 1815 in Jasper Co., GA. He died 06 Jan. 1864 in Newton Co., GA. My husband I would appreciate any information. Thanks!

Sampson Dick shoots Alexander

maryachtrh — 15 Mar 2008 1:30:43 GMT

Appears in "The Wapanucka Press' 1 December 1904, Wapanucka, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

DIES FROM SHOT

Another Brave Goes to the “Land of Promise”

The Indian by the name of Alexander who was shot during a row with Simpson Dick, another Indian, east of the city Wednesday evening of last week, passed to the happy hunting grounds on Friday evening. He refused to allow the wounded leg, which was almost torn to fragments, to be amputated and the mortification which followed caused his death.

Sampson Dick, who is alleged to have done the shooting, is still in the woods.

Confusion about Dicks in VA

dccoulthard — 10 Sep 2003 1:08:41 GMT

I have seen a number of sites and family trees that say different things. I hear that Peter Dick's family either came from Prussia or Chester, England. I wonder if anyone has made heads or tails of this. In a book about Piatt Co., IL history, it says that Jackson Trotter (son of William Trotter and Barbara Dick) come from Irish and German decent. Does this indication mean that the Prussian line might be correct?

Natley Dick

jen — 28 Mar 2000 9:27:13 GMT

Looking for information of Natley Dick. Married
Frances Cross. A daughters name was Martha Ellen
Dick born Mar 1867. This is the only data I have.
Any information would be appreciated.

David Dick born 1745

RShuff8184 — 9 Sep 2001 7:04:20 GMT

Hi, I am seeking info on David Dick born 1745 and died 1810 Monroe Co. WV. He married Eleanor ? His brother, Abraham who married Jane Rhea;His sister, Mary who married Rubin Booten; Who were their parents and other siblings?
David and Eleanor had John who married Perthena Cales and they had Joseph Dick who married Elizabeth Meadows. Joseph was born in Grennbrier Co. WV. Any info on this family line would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much! Becky

Donald Calvert married Dorothy Dick

dai_sca — 11 Feb 2008 9:29:50 GMT

I am seeking information on Donald Calvert married Dorothy dick. I think she was b 1918, dau. of Oscar and this was in Berkley Co WV. Does anyone have any info on this family?

I am research Calverts but this is a recent query. Donald Calvert d 2004. I believe his middle initial is R. I know little or nothing of Dorothy, or even if she is alive or not.

Donald was not living in WV when he passed away.

David

James & Janet Dick, Scotland to Canada, 1821

RonaldDLambert32 — 2 Jan 2005 7:44:11 GMT

James (1779-1821) and Janet (1776-1821) Dick, with their 11 children, emigrated in 1821 from Bathgate, Scotland, to Lanark, Upper Canada (now Ontario). Both parents died shortly after arrival in Canada. I welcome information on their Scottish ancestry since what I have is sparse and questionable.

Carrie Dick married to Samuel Stocum from Canisteo NY

mstocum1959 — 30 Jan 2008 7:44:12 GMT

I am looking for any information regarding Carrie Dick, her parents, and 8 siblings. All I really know is she married samuel Stocum and they had 2 sons....Elmer (my grandfather and William).

THOMAS DICK of Tanfield near Edinburgh, c1829.

davidt184 — 22 Jan 2008 4:21:43 GMT

Do any respondents recognise, or have knowledge of, THOMAS DICK whose abode was given as TANFIELD near EDINBURGH (Scotland), in 1829/1830?
Although Tanfield is listed on several documents it also appears as FAIRFIELD on another, but that is probably a transcription error.
Mr. Dick was possibly a businessman or banker and may have had a connection with Liverpool. He would have been around the age of 40 (plus or minus a few years) in 1829.

David.

Obit - Frank Dick, Altoona, Pennsylvania

Gen1899 — 13 Jan 2008 10:36:45 GMT

Huntingdon Daily News
Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania
September 25, 1925

Frank Dick

Frank Dick of 3522 Fifth avenue, Altoona, died on Wednesday night. Mr. Dick was born at Saxton, Bedford County, August 2, 1881, and is survived by his wife, also his mother, Mrs. Sarah Dick of Saxton, and these brothers and sisters: Albert A. of Dudley, Pa.; Joseph H., of Harrisburg; William, Fred, Merrill and Samuel, all of Saxton; Mrs. Annie Miller, Mrs. Lizzie Carberry, Mrs. Emma C. Putt, and Mrs. Leonard, all of Saxton. Deceased was a member of the First United Brethren church of Altoona. The funeral services will be held at the home at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, interment to be made in Rose Hill cemetery. The remains can be viewed at the home after 10 o'clock this morning.

Obit - William Dick, Huntingdon County, PA

Gen1899 — 13 Jan 2008 6:12:44 GMT

Huntingdon Daily News
Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania
February 17, 1958

William Dick

William Dick, of East Saxton, died at the Roaring Spring hospital on Thursday evening, November 12, 1936, at 10 o’clock. Death was due to a complication of diseases.

He was born at East Saxton, Huntingdon county, on May 27, 1876, a son of William and Sarah (Long) Dick, both deceased. At the time of death Mr. Dick was aged 60 years, 5 months and 15 days.

Surviving with his wife, Mrs. Minnie (Smouse) Dick are three children, Charles, Homer and Cora, all at home. Four brothers, Daniel Dick, Mearl Dick, Fred Dick, all of Saxton, and Joseph Dick, of Pittsburgh, and three sisters, Mrs. Anna Miller, Mrs. Charles Putt and Mrs. Pear Leonard, all of Saxton, also survive.

Funeral services will be held at the Church of God at Saxton on Sunday morning, November 15, 1936, at 10:30 o’clock, with the Rev. A. L. Wynn, officiating. Interment will be made at the Fockler cemetery. Huff’s funeral service.

Obit - Elsie (Dick) Lytle, Huntingdon Co., PA

Gen1899 — 13 Jan 2008 6:04:38 GMT

Huntingdon Daily News
Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania
July 22, 1936

Mrs. Elsie Lytle

Mrs. Elsie Lytle, widow of Ernest Lytle, died at her home in Hopewell township, Huntingdon county, on Tuesday, July 21, at 11 a.m. Death was due to a complication of diseases.

Mrs. Lytle was the daughter of William Dick and Minnie (Smouse) Dick and was born February 18, 1910.

Surviving are the following children: Anna May, Betty Grace, Elsie LaVerne and James Vaughn, all at home; one sister, Miss Cora Dick and two brothers, Charles Dick and Homer Dick, all of Saxton.

Funeral services will be held Thursday morning, July 23, 1936, at 10:30 o’clock at the Church of God in Saxton with the Rev. A. L. Wynn, officiating. Interment will be made in the Odd Fellows cemetery in Saxton. Huff’s funeral service.

Jacob Polt Dick

Gen1899 — 13 Jan 2008 3:36:07 GMT

From the Indiana Weekly Messenger, October 2, 1895
Indiana, Pennsylvania (on the occasion of Jacob Dick's birthday)

Jacob Polt Dick was born in Bedford county September 27, 1828, and came to this county with his parents in 1830. He was united in marriage with Elizabeth Hoover in 1846, and to which union there were born five children. The mother died in 1863 and in 1864 Mr. Dick married his present wife Elizabeth Mack, who bore him 7 children. In 1859 Mr. Dick purchased the farm on which he now resides. The tract consists of over 300 acres and is among the best in the township, and here his twelve children were raised. Shortly after Mr. dick’s first marriage, he started out to make his own way in the world. He purchased what is now the Geo. Ackerson tract of 100 acres and when the papers were signed was able to pay 50 cents on the article. But he was an industrious, hard working man, and worked with head as well as hands and it was not long until Jacob Dick was one of the most ‘fore-handed’ men in the township. He indulged in no wild speculations, but made his money by intelligent labor. He had received a common school education and held many township offices. He was frequently called upon to settle the estates of his deceased neighbors, and he acted in that capacity more frequently than any other man in the county.

The tribute paid him on Friday, by the ingathering of his neighbors to do him honor on his seventy-second anniversary, is one worthily bestowed upon a self-made man, who has assumed his high position in the community by his honest and unimpeachable integrity.

Fred F. Dick married 1935 McPherson, SD to Mabel Aman

BarbaraCady73 — 30 Dec 2007 5:13:48 GMT

Fred F. Dick was born 9 March 1904 in Russia to Frederick
and Elizabeth.He married 29 Oct 1935 in McPherson County,
South Dakota to Mabel Aman born 12 Oct 1909 daughter of Jacob Aman and Mary Bittner, she died July 1976.
Did they have any children?

gift certificates for DNA testing

KatherineDBenbow — 21 Nov 2007 10:54:42 GMT

Family Tree DNA is making several gift certificates available for new kits ordered and paid by the end of the year. Details are here:
https://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.aspx?code=U78034&...

Please contact me for further information before ordering.

Katherine Dick Benbow
Administrator for the Dick/Dicks/Dix DNA Project

Dick Family - weavers/shawl manufacturers Paisley & Glasgow Scotland

casman163 — 16 Nov 2007 8:00:44 GMT

We have a Walter Dick who married twice . 2nd marriage to Mary Donald in 1810. Children from both marriages that we know of are Agnes,John, Peter, Thomas, Robert, Walter, Elizabeth, John, Mary, David, Andrew.

The family have very strong Paisley connections and seem to have been very big in the shawl manufacturer industry. Walter Dick had his own business (Walter Dick & Co) and the sons worked in the business too before setting up business themselves. Walter Dick & Co exhibited at the 1851 Great Exhibition at Crystal Palace, London England

Descended from this original family and through marriage are a Rev Peter Forrester Slater who was born 11/08/1856 toronto Canada and who was a baptists minister at westray.orkney islands scotland and also stocksfield, northumberland england. he died 12/09/1940.

copy of our dick family tree is attached.

would be please to hear from anyone to recognises any of these details.

Benjamin Dick

BethDix48 — 14 Nov 2007 3:54:58 GMT

I am looking for the ancestors of Benjamin Dick/Dicks b. abt. 1827. In 1850 he is Benjamin "Dick" living alone in Henry Co., VA and is listed as a shoemaker.

In 1860 he is "Benjamin Dicks" living in Franklin Co., VA and is married to Mary J. Semones with children James William Dicks and Beatrice Dicks. Also in the home is a Joseph H. Dicks age 21.

Benjamin Dick/Dicks entered the Civil War in Franklin Co., VA and died in 1862 from wounds.

In 1900 Franklin Co., VA, Benjamin's son, James William "Dicks" is married to Lucy ? (possibly Whitworth) and their children are John Cook Dicks, James William Dicks, Jr., Benjamin Stone Dicks, and Roland Swanson Dicks.

On later census reports all but Benjamin Stone Dicks show up as "Dix".

Any help at all would be very much appreciated.

Beth Dix

Dick individuals on final Dawes Roll

main14 — 3 Nov 2007 11:21:25 GMT

Not researching these folks, just posting in case it helps someone. The following list are on the Index to the Final Dawes Roll, NARA: Thomas E. Dick, Jessie Dick, Ira M. Dick, Mary E. Dick, Joanna Dick, Isaac J. Dick, Mary Dick, Mary Dick (another individual), Laura C. Dick, Walter Dick, George Dick, Myrtle Dick, Ellis Dick, Mary Dick, (3rd person same name), Lorenzo Dick, Washington Dick, Amos Dick, Jacob Dick, Joseph Dick, Alsie Dick, Cassie Dick, Ellen Dick, Bessie Dick, Ellis Dick (2nd person), Annie Dick, Frank W. Dick, Mary J. Dick, John Dick, Eva Dick, Andrew Dick, George Dick (2nd person), John H. Dick, Oce Dick, Willie Dick, Coleman Dick, Katie Dick, Ollie Dick, W. Dick, J. Dick, G. Dick, John Dick (2nd person), Nancy Dick, George Dick (3rd...), Wahlesah Dick, Lilly Dick, George Dick (4th..), Lilly Dick (2nd...), George Dick (5th..), Betsy Dick, William Dick, Charles A. Dick, Bertha Dick, Arthur Dick, Ada Dick, Bessie M. Dick, Effie Dick, Annie Dick, Jane Dick, William Dick, Sallie Dick, Maggie Dick, Eli Dick, Jennie Dick, Sooky Dick, George Dick (5th...), Sallie E. Dick, Jennie Dick (2nd), Irene Dick, Jennie Dick (3rd), Malinda Dick, Laura B. Dick. I do have notation of the Roll # at NARA for each of the above names, if anyone is interested email me and I will give it to you.
The Dick person I connect to and am researching is Ollie Mae Dick, b. July 1, 1885 in TN, and d. Oct. 17, 1907-TN. She was married to Walter Richard Ligon/Leegon and they had 2 children Odus Leegon b. 1904 and and Ollie Leegon b. 1907. She died shortly after childbirth when Ollie was born. I am trying to find who her parents were, but so far no luck at all. It is believed she had a brother Demus? If anyone connects to these people please contact me at rcball@newwavecomm.net Thanks!

David & Mary Dick

MaryRScott12 — 2 Mar 2005 9:44:49 GMT

Elizabeth Dick m. 1801 in Baltimore Co, MD to Thomas Brown. At least two of their children, Thomas and James, were born in DC. The Browns ended up in Highland Co, VA. Elizabeth died 12 Dec 1853 and is buried with Thomas and other family along Shaw's Fork, Highland Co. Thomas reported her death and listed her parents as David and Mary Dick and stated she was born in Alfred? Co, MD. (No such county in MD) Some other children or related lines.are Jones and Morton,Wilson, Botkin, Campbell, Devericks, Fitzpatrick. Does anyone recognize this line.

Lillian Annie Dick - NSW Aus

louisem1888 — 15 Oct 2007 6:49:49 GMT

Hi,

Looking for any information on Lillian Annie Dick - last trace was 1911, Sydney Australia where she married John Dow Dick. Belief is Lillian Annie was from Stourbridge area of England maiden name is not conclusive but believed to be Dovey, she was married to a Mr Franks prior to John.

Any info appreciated.

Louise

Dick Family Mississipi Co., Mo.

Phil Burger — 9 Jan 2000 8:08:56 GMT

My grandmother Hester (Hettie) was married to a Will Dick in or about 1910 Searching for information if had son Philip Sherridan

Dick Family Melbourne

KestonS — 12 Oct 2006 11:49:52 GMT

Hello

I am looking fot make contact with someone who can give me further information about research done into the Dick family in Melbourne.

David DICK and Barbara KIRK who emigrated to Victoria from Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland on board the Merchant Prince in 1858 with their family.

Their children were:

Robert (b. 1838), John (b. 1840), Janet (b. betw. 1842 - 45), Mary (abt. 1845) David (abt. 1849), Barbara (b. 1853) and Jack (b. 1855)

Looking at Family Search, there seems to have been a lot research on this family , in particular into descendents of their daughter Barabara who married Joshua Swallow DAFF carried out by Jean Whittle.

I am descended from Janet, who we think emigrated again to NZ. Any contacts and / or details about this line would be gratefully greeted!

Many thanks
KESTON.

son of Amada Dick...PLEASE READ

bonitagoodger — 13 Sep 2007 4:03:10 GMT

I found in my mother possetions after her death ..a
Death record for a Claude A. Pomeroy,born 1894...died at age 79....parents listed are Craig Pomeroy/Amanda Dick...this says her was born in Kansas....Claude's wife at time of death ..was Pearl R. McKinney....he died in Topeka,Ks...Shawnee co....if anyone has these people in thier line ...please claim.....will send to you....certified copy....do not know why mother had this...
there are 2 of them....I will post on Pomeroy and mckinney site also
e mail at ,,, bonita.goodger@cox.net...thanks

Dorothy Wellhausen Dick

bcpcousins — 2 Sep 2007 3:27:43 GMT

I would like to make contact with the children of Dorothy Wellhausen who married James Dick in the 1930's. They had 7 children and I believe 5 of them are still alive. Dorothy Dick was my father's (Clem Hull) first cousin. My father's mother and Dorothy's father were sister and brother.

Dick family Perth / Stirling

Gillian Dick — 10 Jul 2003 1:03:53 GMT

I Have a trace on my family back to a Robert Dick born in Thornhill Perth. He married a Margaret Buchanan and had at least one son also Robert Dick born 1843. They moved into Stirling and by the turn of the century by great Grandfather james leitch Dick was working as a miner at Millhall Colliery.Anybody wanting info on this branch or with additional info please get in touch.

Henry Dick 1814-1900

Kensol55 — 20 Jan 2002 3:09:44 GMT

Am searching for information on Henry Dick 1814-1900 married 1St to Polly Ludwig died 1841 having 2 children Jacb Dick 1839-1861 and Issac Dick 1840-? and married 2nd to Lanah Clay 1811-1865 having 4 children- Susanna Dick 1843-1914 married to Joseph or Josiah Gross1840-1888 Simon Dick married a Ludwig Girl? Lovina Dick and Mary Margaret Dick. I would appreciate any information on any of them especially Henry Dick. Contact me at Kensol55@aol.com or 1-610-266-0845 Thanks David Laudenslager.

Elizabeth Byerly Dick, Montgomery Co., PA

lainiex — 5 Jun 2007 5:18:12 GMT

Looking for info on Elizabeth Byerly b. Oct. 19, 1843 who married Valentine Dick. She is daughter of Malvina Shrunk/John Byerly. Have much info on byerly line and NOTHING on Shrunk. Siblings of Elizabeth are Amanda (m. Joel Lare), Joh, Catherine (married Fred Eckert), Daniel, George, and Anna (married Wood & Golding). Anybody?

Andrew J Dick/Millie Green 1868

FranChancellor77 — 26 May 2007 12:31:16 GMT

Does anyone have information regarding this couple?
Thanks,
Fran

Dick Family in New York

JuneAllen50 — 31 Jul 2003 11:00:17 GMT

I am researching the Dick family in Schenectdy area in NY. The infomation I have (which is not much) is as follows:
Jame Dick B@1856 in Albany NY
married
Sarah M. Vnderwerken B@1863 in Crescent NY
their son
Harvey McLoud Dick B1/11/1888 in Troy NY
married
Maryann McFarland B2/19/1889 Belfast Ireland D8/17/1965
their children
James Joseph Dick B9/24/1910 Schenectady NY
Harvey Mcod Dick, Jr B1/23/112 NY D10/8/1984 CA
Margaret Melvina Dick B@1915

If this sounds familiar to anyone, please contact me. Any inormation would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you, June

Morris Dick Family of Washington Co., New York

ILTSFMA — 28 Feb 2005 5:03:42 GMT

Seeking information on the family of a Morris Dick b Aug 1781 in Scotland - married to Jennet ? They had at least: Christiana (never married), Marion (Mary who md Silas Hills), Isabelle (who died abt 18 y), and John (who died abt 15 y) - and maybe others???? Morris and Jennet married in New York, I think - his parents,were Maurice Dick and Christiana Gray. Mainly wanting information on Morris' siblings and their families - and the ancestry of course. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. D

James Granville Dick

volunteer — 23 Jun 2001 3:50:17 GMT

James G. Dick was in the Civil War . He applied on 23rd of July, 1890 in the County of Pulaski , KY. His papers state he was a Captain , Co H, l Regiment, Kentucky Calvary. Appeared on the muster roll of Camp Nelson, KY 1863-1864. He was , also, at Camp Dick Robinson.His promotion to Captain was Feb. 1, 1864. He furnished his own horses. At date of pension, he was 60 years old; 5ft.8in. light complexion, black hair, eyes blue. He had a gunshot wound on the left side of his head from the service. And, his leg was crushed by the horse when falling plus other injuries. He died the 3 December 1894. His wife was Sarah E. Sellers. They were married 28 March, 1878 in Pulaski County. Children: Genetta Jane, Mary Florence, Mattie, and Tilitha.These were the names given, plus, there was a record of a daughter, Mollie Cowan, too. James Granville Dick is buried in McCreary County.

Mary Dick from New zealand

Guy_Bull — 21 Dec 2006 10:33:13 GMT

I am searching for my Grand Mothers Genealogy her name was Mary Nancy Quinton Dick born in Newcastle on Tyne 1907, she came to New Zealand in about 1923 I have yet to discover the ship. Her marriage certificate had her father as John William Quinton Dick and her mother as Marguerite Jeanette Scott. I have been unable to get any further than this. If anyone can help me I would greatly appreciate.

Cheers
Guy Bull

Dick - Kirknewton/Ratho, Scotland

Jon Henderson — 11 Nov 2001 3:13:18 GMT

Researching ancestors who originated around Kirknewton and Ratho, Midlothian, Scotland c.1780. Later moving to Edinburgh c.1850
If you can help please reply

John Fulton DICK / Crawford DICK & Ann BAIRD

marylindsay1 — 15 Mar 2007 5:47:47 GMT

If this family applies to anyone else, please feel free to contact me, but someone posted a query 10 years ago to the Lanark list re: John Fulton DICK, born 1869, Glasgow, Scotland, and who emigrated to the US. His wife was Agnes CHEAPE. He came over in 1904 and settled in Portland, Oregon. JFD was this person's gf and she was wanting info on her ggp's, Crawford DICK and Ann Anderson BAIRD. I just found this query about 3 weeks ago when I was reading the archives, and the person who submitted it no longer has a valid e-mail address.
I may hold the answers to someone's brickwall. I can open up a whole new line of ancestor data for you if anyone wants it. Ann ANDERSON BAIRD was my 2x great-aunt and my uncle by marriage, Crawford DICK, drowned in a ship's launching that was so horrible that it made the newspapers of the day. A tremendous furor was raised over this tragedy. I am eager to share what I have.

Ransom Meadows descendants

susanaldridge2000 — 9 Mar 2007 8:58:55 GMT

A newspaper announcement referring to the below transcribed court paper from 1873 is attached. After Ransom meadow´s widow´s death, the remaining property was sold.

A Petition was filed in Tallapoosa County, Alabama, 18 January 1873, by Gilbert Meadows. To the Hon. Allen D. Sturdevant, Judge of the Probate for said county: Gilbert Meadows, a resident citizen of said county over age twenty-one years. He stated that Ransom Meadows, late of said county, decd., died owning 352 acres off the west side of Section 20, Township 22, Range 21, in said county, with other lands. After the death of Ransom Meadows, the said lands above were set apart as the dower of the widow of Ransom, Sarah Meadows, who has since departed this life 3 November 1872 leaving real estate unadministered. Petition further states that the following named persons are the children and heirs at law of Ransom Meadows: (1) Mary Dick over 21 years old and resides in Pickens(?) County, Alabama; (2) William Meadows over 21 years old and resides in Lowndes County, Alabama; (3) adix Elias Meadows over 21 years old and resides in Pike [Polk] County, Texas; (4) Moses Meadows of lawful age and resides in Coosa County, Alabama; (5) adix Elizabeth Bankston over 21 years of age and resides somewhere in the State of Georgia, but petitioner is not informed as to her county; (6) Milas Meadows over 21 years residing in Coosa County, Alabama; (7) Stephen Meadows who is now decd., leaving surviving him Mary Konley/Nonley(?) who is of lawful age and resides in Coosa County, Alabama; (8) Martha Farris who is also decd., leaving surviving her June Boss(?) and Francis Farris all of whom are of lawful age and reside in Coosa County, Alabama; (9) Sarah Ogletree who died leaving surviving her John & Thomas Ogletree over the age of 21 years – John resides in said county and state, Thomas having died last resided in Coosa County, Alabama leaving surviving him Daniel, Sidney, and Elizabeth Ogletree all under fourteen years of age; (10) Petitioner Gilbert Meadows who is of lawful age and residing in said county and state. Petitioner shows that all the above mentioned heirs at law & children of Ransom Meadows are joint owners and tenants in common in said lands above described and have each a one tenth interest in said lands. Lands cannot be equitably & fairly divided without a sale of same. Henry A. Garrett is guardian ad litem for the minors in this petition.
Transcribed by Russell Henderson from the original.

Children of Ransom Meadows and Sarah Stephens:
i. Sarah Meadows, born circa 1810, Greene County, Georgia, died September 1836 Georgia, married 30 January 1832, Lowndes County, Alabama, to Asbury Ogletree. Children 1. John R.M. OGLETREE MAR 1835 in Taliaferro Co. GA 2. Thomas R. OGLETREE who had a child Elizabeth Frances Ogletree b: 7 DEC 1861

ii. Martha D. "Patsy" Meadows, born circa 1812, Greene County, Georgia, died before 1873, married 2 December 1832, Lowndes County, Alabama, to Samuel Farris, born circa 1805. They lived in Lowndes County, in 1850, and 1860 with her brother William Meadows. Children 1. Samuel R FARRIS b: 1834 2. Sarah Jane FARRIS b: 18 JAN 1835 in AL 3. Mordecai FARRIS b: 1838 4. Cass Farris

iii. Stephen Meadows, born circa 1813, died before 1850.census from 1840 Lowndes he is born between 1811 and 1820. Family stories relate that he and his 2 brothers Tom and Gerry died with fever, causing his father to leave the lower swamp lands of Lowndes and seek land more north, moving to Tallapoosa Co across the river from the Hardy family in Nixburg, Coosa Cowhich he had known in Lowndes. His only child was Mary Ann Elizabeth Meadows who married 1st Robert W. Hardy about 1848 and had 3 sons by him. After he died she married his older brother William Allan Lansing Hardy and had 10 more children.

iv. Mary Meadows, born circa 1809-15, married 23 August 1836-marriage license at Lowndes Cty Courthouse, to Robert L. Dick born in GA, went to AL in the 1830's (land records). Their first two children, Martha and Sarah F. were born in AL. They moved to Union Parish, LA sometime prior to the birth of Ransom Meadows Dick who was born Sept. 24, 1840 in Union Parish. Robert acquired land in Union Parish, farmed and was somewhat influential in the affairs of Union Parish - served on a Police Jury several time, responsible for directing the placement of several roads and bridges in the Parish. Robert was a substantial slave owner according to slave schedules in the county. Family stories (principally from Robert L. Dick's grandson, Robert Ransom Dick who lived and died in AL) is that Robert L. left his family sometime prior to 1860, giving his wife thousands of dollars in gold and 30 slaves to sustain herself and the children. He was in Zandt County, Tx, 1860, showing R.L. Dick, age 51, born GA, listed with William Lauderdale family. Martha and Sarah stayed in Union Parish, but Mary took her young son, Ransom Meadows Dick back to AL to live near her Meadows family. She may have remarried to a Sanders. A woman named Mary Sanders is living with Ransom and has $5000.
House 1477 10 September page 219
Ransom Meadows 73 1786 NC Real Estate $56,680 per. prop. 103,000
Sarah Meadows 70 1789 Georgia
Mary Sanders 50 1809 Georgia per. property $5000
Noly Sanders 35 1824 Georgia
Ransom Meadows Dick served in the Confederate Calvary (military records), then married Nancy Browning Bankston (Coosa County, AL)in 1865. She was the daughter of Nancy Browning Hardy Bankston who was the the mother of John B. Hardy who married Elizabeth Jane Meadows. Nancy Browning Hardy Bankston was also the mother of Mary Ann Elizabeth Hardy who married Milous Meadows and she was the mother of Robert W. Hardy and William Allan Lansing Hardy who both married Mary Ann Elizabeth Meadows, daughter of Stephen Meadows. So 4 of nancy peebles Browning Hardy Bankston´s children married 3 of Ransom´s children and her last child married Ransom Meadows`grandson.

v. Gilbert Meadows, born 9 December 1818, Alabama, died 26 July 1902, testate, Tallapoosa County, Alabama, married 6 June 1844, Coosa County, Alabama, Rebecca Eden, born circa 1827. They lived in Tallapoosa County, in 1850 and 1860. Gilbert’s will was made 23 June 1902, Tallapoosa County. He left his property to his daughters, Martha A. and Rebecca J. Meadows. Executor was son–in–law, B. W. Richardson. Witnesses: H. H. Milner, D. R. Meadows.

vi. William Meadows, born 30 January 1821, Alabama, died 7 September 1882, Lowndes County, Alabama, married 16 August 1842, Angeline Virginia McClendon, born 30 August 1821, died 22 November 1863.Children 1. Alfonzo MEADOWS b: 1843 in Alabama 2.Ransom MEADOWS 18 JUN 1846 in Lowndes Al 3. Eugenia MEADOWS b: 1848 in Alabama 4. Sarah A MEADOWS b: 1851 in Alabama

vii. Elias Meadows, born 18 February 1823, Alabama, died 14 May 1891, Polk County, Texas, married 7 June 1846, Coosa County, Alabama, to Susan Antoinette Towns, born 29 August 1829, died 6 July 1906, Polk County, Texas. Children 1. Infant Meadows 2. Bartlett Ransom Meadows b: 28 APR 1847 in Coosa County, Al 3. Sarah Elizabeth Meadows b: 3 NOV 1848 in Coosa County, Al 4. Lucy Jane Meadows b: 26 MAR 1852 in Livingston, Polk County, Texas 5. William Jefferson Meadows b: 19 AUG 1854 in Sumpter, Polk County, Texas 6. Georgiann Virginia Meadows b: 7 DEC 1856 in Sumpter, Polk County, Texa 7. Henrietta Amison Meadows b: 14 JAN 1860 in Sumpter, Polk County, Texas 8. Priscilla Antonet Meadows b: 29 DEC 1862 in Sumpter, Polk County, Texas 9. Mary Eliza Meadows b: 7 OCT 1865 in Sumpter, Polk County, Texas

viii. Early Moses Meadows, born 1825, Alabama, died 7 September 1892, Coosa County, Alabama, married 15 DEC 1847 in Coosa Co. AL, Didema Peebles Hogan, born 5 December 1833, died 10 November 1912, daughter of Alonzo Hogan. Moses Meadows lived in Tallapoosa County, Alabama, in 1850. He lived in Coosa County, Alabama, in 1860, 1870, and 1880. Children 1. Emanuel Martin MEADOWS 2. Moses MEADOWS , Jr. 3. Daniel Ransom MEADOWS b: 26 MAY 1849 in Coosa Co. AL 4. William Malcome MEADOWS b: 1 MAR 1851 in Coosa Co. AL 5. John Thomas MEADOWS b: 1855 in Coosa Co. AL 6.Martha Frances MEADOWS b: 6 AUG 1858 in Fishpond, Coosa Co. AL 7. Macajah Y. MEADOWS b: 26 JUL 1859 in Coosa Co. AL 8. Sarah Ann MEADOWS b: 1861 in Coosa Co. AL 9. Benjamin MEADOWS b: 1863 in Coosa Co. AL 10. Charles Frank MEADOWS b: 15 SEP 1866 in Coosa Co. AL 11. Didema Hogan MEADOWS b: 15 SEP 1870 in Coosa Co. AL 12. Mary Browning MEADOWS b: 1874 in Coosa Co

ix. Elizabeth Jane Meadows, born April 1827, married 1st John B. Hardy b 1825 Edgefield SC, son of Robert Hardy and Nancy Peebles Browning of Nixburg, Coosa AL, They had Robert R. Hardy born 1845 who died by 1900 census. John B. Hardy died 1865-1868 according to family notes. 2nd Elizabeth married James Madison Bankston b. 1815 Spartanburg SC. He had been married to Elizabeth´s 1st husband´s mother -Nancy Peebles Browning Hardy and had had one child by her- Nancy Browning Bankston who married Ransom Meadows Dick who was a grandchild of Ransom Meadows. James M. Bankston may have divourced Nancy in order to marry Elizabeth, or he may have waited till Nancy P. Browning Hardy Bankston died on March 30, 1870. In 1900 Elizabeth Jane Meadows Hardy Bankston claims to have been married 35 years, but maybe she was counting both marriages.

x. Milous Meadows, born 23 August 1834, died 28 March 1926, married Mary Ann Elizabeth Hardy, born 8 February 1836, died 10 May 1921. Daughter of Robert Hardy and Nancy Browning of Nixburg, Coosa, AL. Milous served in Company 1, 61st Alabama Infantry, C.S.A. Children 1. Sarah "Sallie" Meadows b: 1866 in Coosa Co., Alabama 2. Ransom Meadows b: 1867 in Coosa Co., Alabama 3. Mary Ann Elizabeth Meadows

Susan Aldridge

William Dick & Janet Ross md. 1770 Kirkoswald, Ayrshire, Scotland

Janet_Finney — 3 Mar 2007 8:30:29 GMT

I am seeking information on the background of William Dick, born June 27, 1751 in Kirkoswald Parish, Ayrshire, Scotland. His father's name was William Dick, who was born approx. 1720 in Ayrshire, Scotland. I would like to know more about William's parents and siblings as well as more about the families of he and Janet Ross.

Found a 1770 marriage for William Dick and Janet Ross on the IGI or Mormon Scottish Records CD Rom Disk. Their children were:
Jean bapt. 1771, died 1771;
Marion bapt. 1773, married Hugh Shankland;
Robert bapt. 1775, married Elizabeth Rowan;
Alexander bapt. 1778, married Agnes Ruecassel/Rewcassel;
Jean bapt. 1780, (no more known about her);
Margaret, bapt. 1782, married William Cochran;
Helen, bapt. 1784, married John McCredie;
Thomas, bapt. 1786, married Margaret McConnell;
William, bapt. 1788, married Mary Ferguson;
Janet, bapt. 1790 in Barr, Kikroswald parish, married 24 Aug. 1813 to James Findlay.
John, bapt. 1792, married Jane Baird;
Mary, bapt. 1796.
The children of William Dick and Janet Ross all were registered in the parish records of Kirkoswald, Ayrshire, Scotland.

The death certificate of Janet Dick gives William Dick & Janet Ross as her parents but a parish listing shows only that Janet Dick, daughter of William Dick was born in 1790 at Barr, Ayrshire, it does not give the mother's name. Janet Dick md in 1813 to James Findlay at Old Cumnock parish. James Findlay and Janet Ross had the following children:
William ch 1814, died as a child;
James ch 1816, married twice, eventually moved to Glasgow;
Janet ch 1818, married;
Agnes ch 1820;
Marion ch 1825, married;
William ch 1827;
Mary ch 1830, died at young age;
Andrew ch 1832. Andrew md Isabella Steven and lived in New Cumnock and Kirkconnel.

Please contact Janet Isobelle Finney at jifjc@primus.ca OR
jif137@hotmail.com
OR C/O Richard Finney, 33 St.Louis Rd. Winnipeg, Manitoba R2M 3J4, Canada.

Samuel Dick

Marj630 — 1 Mar 2007 4:31:49 GMT

I am trying to locate the descendants of Samuel Dick from Farley, Wiltshire. He married a Ann Crook on April 1836 at Salisbury, they had two children, William, born 1837 and Benjamin, born 1839, both at Farley.
Marj Lamey

Eliz. Dick Phila. 1789

heloise2004 — 6 Feb 2005 8:07:31 GMT

Looking for information on Christopher Ingledue who m. Elizabeth Dick in Phila. PA 12-8-1789. Trying to sort out Ingledues in Phil.

Montgomery T. Dick

PrincessLuvsGH — 15 Feb 2007 4:48:00 GMT

I am searching for Montgomery T. (aka M.T.) DICK. He married Myrtle Ann ORNDORFF about 1925-6. He was born about 1883, supposedly in Massachusetts, according to the 1930 Henry County, VA Census, which shows them living in "Bassett Town", "Horsepasture District". He's listed as an "Insurance Salesman" in 1930, living on "River Side Drive".

My problem is, I cannot find him before 1930, it's like he never existed, or changed his name? Anyway, I'd like to at least find out when he died (which was before 1963), & maybe birthdate. I'd love to find out who his family was, though.

On the census, his parents are listed as being born in Newfoundland.

My grandfather had stories about "M.T.", who was quite a character. One such story was that he had a horrible relationship with his mother & sisters (father presumably dead by then). He ran away from home at a somewhat young age, making his way to New York/New Jersey area where he became wealthy eavesdropping on businessmen during their lunches in a local restaurant. He would take the information he'd overheard and get the jump on everyone. As the story goes, he was tracked down by is family after making a lot of money & was harrassed until he gave them as much money as he could so they would leave him alone. He left the area and never went back. As I said, it's just a story...and kind of farfetched if you ask me, but it was a good story.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.
*Suzanne*

Obituary: Dick, Dorothy Lois - 100

cantorjoeocho — 10 Feb 2007 3:30:02 GMT

Dorothy Lois Dick, of Round Top, Texas, died peacefully at home on Sunday, February 4, 2007, at the age of 100 years, 2 months and 8 days. Born on the family farm in Claflin, Kansas in 1906, Dorothy was the daughter of Harry Ray and Lois Ulsh. Her younger years were spent on a farm being raised by her grandmother. Dorothy moved to Hutchinson, Kansas in 1912. It was there that she met and married George Dick on May 10, 1928. She raised their son, James, and supported him in his early years of piano studies. She attended Sandoe Secretarial School and also worked in a mail order department at Pegues-Wright, a leading dry goods store. Mrs. Dick moved to Festival Hill at Round Top, Texas in 1987. Dorothy enjoyed sewing, embroidery, crochet, piano and gardening. Her favorite project was a newsletter that friends around the world looked forward to receiving. Teaching life's lessons, she shared her strong sense of self worth, passion for life and dedication to one's task with a healthy dose of humor. She was a founder of a luncheon group in Round Top called "The Lunch Bunch", which she enjoyed very much. Dorothy Dick loved Festival Hill and was a great ambassador for the Institute which her son founded. Her many friends made through the Institute visited with her at her special seat during the concerts. She has been an amazing delight to an extended family, and it has been a privilege to all who have known her indomitable spirit. She leaves behind friends and family around the world, especially in Europe, Illinois, Kansas, and Texas. Dorothy is survived by one son, James Dick, of Round Top, Texas. She is preceded in death by her husband, George Dick, and her sisters, Nina and Zola. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. on Saturday, February 17, 2007, in the Concert Hall at Festival Hill in Round Top, Texas. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Dorothy Dick Memorial Scholarship Fund, Festival-Institute, P.O .Box 89, Round Top, Texas, 78954.

DICK family in Riccardjohnston farm, Holytown, Bothwell, Lanarkshire, Scotland, 1800's

Murray Archer — 26 May 2002 12:55:49 GMT

Robert DICK and his wife Janet WOTHERSPOON were resident in this farm near
Motherwell, Lanarkshire from the 1840's.
Robert and Janet were married in 1841.
I think, but cannot prove as yet, that this Janet WOTHERSPOON was an aunt of my GG Grandmother.
Their known children were:
James, b. abt 1842, Bothwell
Jane Mary Ann Wilkie, b. 17 Sept. 1844, Riccardjohnston
Jean Gardner Wilkie, b. 15 December 1845, Holytown
John, b. 26 May 1848, Holytown
Robert, b. 3 June 1850, Riccardjohnston, Holytown
Alison, b. 23 March 1852, Riccardjohnston, Holytown
John, b. 15 December 1853, Riccardjohnston
George, b. 9 January 1857, Bothwell
Isabella, b. 17 July 1858, Bothwell

Robert DICK died between 1851 and 1861.
His widow, Janet, appears in the 1861 and 1871 Census in Riccardjohnston.
Their son Robert, and his family, are in Riccardjohnson in the 1881 and 1891 Census.
There are no DICKs resident there in the 1901 Census.

I would like to contact any descendants.

Dick family from Caithness

marg125 — 3 Feb 2003 4:05:29 GMT

My ggrandparents came from Thurso & Reay, Caithness, Scotland. I would be grateful for any information I can.

Peter Dick

Brenda Luke — 22 Apr 2001 11:55:56 GMT

Anyone know anything about Peter Dick and his wife Charlotte? They had Elisabetha, Maria, Christina, Lindy, John, Catharina, Levi, & Anna. ALL children christened on Nov 4 1800 in Frederick Co, MD. Email me at bj@bootheel.net

John Dick (5 Nov 1837- 11 Mar 1892) Rutherglen, Scotland

Eric Hogan — 22 Aug 2000 9:39:47 GMT

Hello,
John Dick (5 Nov 1837- Rutherglen, Scotland) - (11 Mar 1892, Scotland) was my 3rd great grandfather.

He had 8 children: Janet, Mary, Agnes, John, Christine, James, David, and Thomas.

My great grandmother was Alice Gertrude (Dick) Sherman and her brother was James Robert Dick. Their parents were Thomas Dick and Cora Lindquist.

My grandfather had a Dick genealogy but he got it a very long time ago, and much of the info you posted is beyond what I have.

Agian the farthest back I have is John Dick (b. 11/5/1837 Rutherglen, Scotland- 3/11/1892) and his wife Janet (d. 4/4/1917 central falls, RI).

Any info you may have would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks a lot,
Eric Hogan

mrcove@prodigy.net

help!!!

morrigan lillith elspeth — 31 Aug 2000 3:29:12 GMT

Looking for birth mom-maiden name Beverly or Beverley Lee Dick-born Sept. 1936. My adopted name is Kathleen Ann Filice; birthdate 2-6-57. Place Of birth Richmond CA. ANY INFO WELCOME!!!

Jane Dick

jordanalee — 28 Dec 2005 6:45:52 GMT

Do you have any info on Jane Dick, who her parents were and date of birth

Jane Dick

jordanalee — 28 Dec 2005 6:45:52 GMT

Do you have any info on Jane Dick, who her parents were and date of birth

weddersburn dick

robert beauchamp — 22 Oct 2006 7:15:33 GMT

William Dick

wbne6 — 24 Sep 2004 11:58:51 GMT

Seeking ancestry of William Dick (1874-1966) of South Dakota and Montana. Married to Grace McCullough and had child, Charles Edgar Dick (1912-1982).

Will share all info

Elsie Elizabeth Dick (nee Eskrett) b.1890, Beverley, East Riding, Yorkshire

lubok73 — 27 Sep 2006 11:06:38 GMT

Hello
I'm trying to trace the final stages of my Great Grandmother's life.
She married Arthur Dick at St Judes in Hull, in 1909.
Arthur Dick (b about 1887 in Hull, Yorkshire), was a son of Charles Edward Dick (b1852, Hull, Yorkshire, occupation: Fish Curer) and Isabella Sanderson (birth year unknown, also of Hull, Yorkshire).
They went onto have five children:
Queenie May HAGER (nee Dick) b 1910 in Myton, Hull
Charles Dick b 1912, Myton, Hull
Lilian GOULD (nee Dick), my grandmother, b 1914 in Myton, Hull
Arthur Dick b 1917, Myton, Hull
Florence Dick (married name unknown), b 1920 in Myton, Hull

Apparently, after the birth of Florence, Elsie was put into a mental asylum and her children were put into care. I can't find a record of her death certificate on the death index, and have no idea about which mental asylum she was put into.

Is anyone out there able to please help me at all?
Many thanks
Rachel

DICK Mary Lucy SisterRSM _-1943.JPG

t42FairlawnOKC — 21 Sep 2006 1:18:35 GMT

DICK_Mary_Lucy_SisterRSM_-1943.JPG

I photographed this gravestone in the Fairlawn Cemetery, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Co., Oklahoma. Feel free to use this picture for your records.

This is one of the 145,485 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

Deidre G. (Dick) Gascoigne 1932-2006.…………….OBIT

hitchheick — 5 Sep 2006 12:41:12 GMT

From the Portland Oregonian newspaper, Monday September 4, 2006

Deidre G. (Dick) Gascoigne 1932-2006.…………….OBIT
A memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 9, 2006, in Valley View Evangelical Church, in Clackamas for Deidre G. Gascoigne, who died Aug. 30th at age 74.

Deidre Dick was born July 13, 1932, in Dallas, and graduated from high school in Eugene. She moved to the Portland area in 1952. She had several jobs, retiring as a bookkeeper for Quality Pies. She married William R. in 1971.

Survivors include her husband; and sister-in-law, Janis Hosington.

Remembrances to the church.

Arrangements by Mt. Scott.

Are these your Dick family photos? (Glasgow)

sandrabetts_1 — 23 Sep 2003 9:46:41 GMT

I have old photos all taken between 1898 and 1901 of the Dick and MacLean families of Maxwell Park, Glasgow.
One photo is of a house called Barholm (Dick family) and some taken at the MacLean home: Redcroft, 100 Springkell Avenue.
Names on photos are:
DICK: Janet Charlie John Bessie Arthur
MACLEAN: Gavin Andy Donald Malcolm Jeannie(nee Gunn)
THOMPSON: Bob Cathie Madge
HAMILTON: Mary
If you recognise any as your ancestors, please email me and I will send the photos.

Elizabeth A. Myers of PA.

hitchheick — 12 Aug 2006 3:33:29 GMT

Edward Dick was born in 1829 in York County, and is the son of George and Mary (Nagle) Dick, of Adams County, Penn., who settled n the property now owned by the son in 1831. The father was engaged in farming and the mercantile business, and during the time the jail was building at York he was commissioner for York County, after which he retired from active business in 1851. He was a progressive farmer and merchant, and a director of the Dillsburgh Bank. He owned about 180 acres of well improved land. In all public affairs he took a lively interest until his death in 1876. His wife survived him only two years. They were members of the Lutheran Church and had seven children: Catherine, Edward, Christian, all living: Lydia Ann (deceased), Elizabeth (deceased), Mary Jane (deceased) and Sarah E. Edward Dick has always been identified with the old homestead. He, like his father, is one of the most progressive business men of the township. He owns 230 acres of improved land, and about 100 acres of mountain land. Besides farming he is engaged in the mercantile business, owns a grist and saw mill, and since 1853 has been postmaster at Clear Spring. He has been school director for nine years. January 22, 1857, he married Elizabeth A. Myers, of Adams County, who, like himself, is a member of the Lutheran Church. They have four children: John H., George W., Charles E., James A. (deceased) and Lottie M., some of whom are already assisting their father on the farm, in business and in the mill.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

William Henry Dick

Larry Dick — 7 Aug 2006 4:26:58 GMT

I think that your search for W.H. Dick is interesting. nI do not believe that there is any connection, but my father was Willian Henry Dick. He was born in1897 in Beaver Co. OK. married Ellen O'Brien in 1920 in LA.CA. It is just a concidence that they hasd the same names.My Grand father was william Thomas Dick, and my g grandfather was Samuel Dick, and my gg grandfather was John Dick, born in Adams Co.PA. Probably no connection to your family.

Larry
dick

Mystery wife of William Henry Dick of Houston, Texas c. 1900

jilyna — 7 Aug 2006 6:18:23 GMT

Right now I am just trying to track down the name of W. H. Dick's wife and the name of his other son... W. H. Dick is my husband's paternal grandfather's father. One of his sons (my husband's grandfather) was William Henry Dick, Jr. who married Joy Lindsey in 1933 in (I think) Greenville, Texas. I think the other son was named Cecil, but that could be totally wrong. I have a picture of W. H. with both grown sons from maybe the mid to late 1930's. I also have a picture of both grown sons with their respective wives from the same time. Any help identifying this granduncle and elusive great-grandmother would be vastly appreciated.

August Dick

arharris2 — 19 Sep 2003 9:44:47 GMT

I am searching for August Dick born abt. 1864 (that's a total estimate on my part). I believe he was born in Indiana, but if not, he had moved to Indiana by 1887 because he married that year in Indiana. He married Mary Philomina "Minnie" "Mena" Rickelmann/Rickleman in Posey County. They had at least seven chidren together, names as follows.
1. Henry Joseph "Joe" b. Sep. 13, 1888, m. Theresa Muth.
2. Catharine "Kate" Anna b. Aug. 6, 1890, m. Joseph Carl Reimann.
3. John H. b. July 21, 1893, m. Maria Theresia Werne.
4. Edward J. Dick Sr. b. Jan. 17, 1896, m. Mathilda Mary Wink.
5. Bernard Edward "Ben" b. Oct. 1, 1898, m. Caroline "Carrie" M. Elpers or maybe Irma Behagg?
6. Anna Marie "Annie" b. Oct. 30, 1905, m. Harry Joseph Layman/Lehman.
7. Mary E. "Mae" b. June 11, 1910, m. Unknown Sanders.

If any of this rings a bell for anyone, please email me and I will share whatever I have that would be of interest to you! Thanks...
Anita

Chester Arthur Dick b. 8 Oct 1882

hearo — 20 Jun 2006 4:49:32 GMT

I'm looking for the pedigree info for Chester Arthur Dick born 8 Oct 1882. He claimed to have been a relative to the president Chester Arthur, but I haven't been able to trace back far enough to make a connection. Any help appreciated.
Thank you,
Heather

Descendants of Unknown Dick

Generation No. 1

1. UNKNOWN DICK1 died Bef. 1900 in New York. He married ROSALIE L UNKNOWN, daughter of UNKOWN from England and UNKNOWN from France. She was born May 1861 in New York.

Children of UNKNOWN DICK and ROSALIE L UNKNOWN are:
2. i. CHESTER ARTHUR2 DICK, b. 08 Oct 1882, New York.
ii. DERSIL? L DICK, b. Feb 1880, New York.(female)

Generation No. 2

2. CHESTER ARTHUR2 DICK (DICK1) was born 08 Oct 1882 in New York. He married ADA BARR GOODBODY, daughter of WILLIAM GOODBODY and ISABELLA DARLING. She was born 07 Jan 1884 in New York, and died 05 May 1951.

Children of CHESTER DICK and ADA GOODBODY are:
3. i. CHESTER ARTHUR3 DICK, b. 31 Jul 1910, New York; d. 08 Feb 1991, Los Angeles County, California.
ii. ALLAN DICK, b. Abt. 1906, New York.
iii. DOROTHY DICK, b. Abt. 1922, New York.

Generation No. 3

3. CHESTER ARTHUR3 DICK (CHESTER ARTHUR2, DICK1) was born 31 Jul 1910 in New York, and died 08 Feb 1991 in Los Angeles County, California. He married MARY JESSLYN WILSON, daughter of TREVETT WILSON and JESSE PROCTOR. She was born 19 Aug 1924 in Arizona, and died 11 Nov 1993 in California.

Hannah B. DICK MOYER

Sharon Davis — 19 Jun 2006 12:10:14 GMT

Looking for information on children and death date of Hannah B. DICK, b ca 1852, from Hazleton, Luzerne Co, PA who married Jacob MOYER from Hazleton on 16 Apr 1880. Her father's name was Benjamin. The couple is in the 1880 census, but disappear after that.
Any help greatly appreciated.

Margaret Dick B. Abt 1847 in Canada -- Died in Missouri

Darlene Craig — 19 Jun 2006 12:06:10 GMT

Looking for information on Margaret Dick born about 1847 in Canada. Married William Slater born abt 1840 in Canada. They had 10 children; William b. abt. 1868 in Canada, and the rest were born in Missouri -- Mary Margaret Slater B. 1872; Jessie Bell Slater B. 1873; Walter R.S. Slater B. 1875;
Ora Agnes Slater B. 1877; James A Slater B. 1879; Joseph Thomas Slater B. 1881; Roscoe C. Slater B. 1883; Benjamin Harrison Slater B. 1887; Lela Bernice Slater B. 1892.

Any information on any of the family would be appreciated. According the the 1880 Census, William & Margarets Parents were born in Scotland.

david grant dick

james bell — 15 Jun 2006 10:08:23 GMT

i am looking for information on david grant dick late 1800, early 1900,s in southern wv this is my great grandfather thanks

Paradine Dye Spears, Casey & Pulaski County, KY

tlspears1959 — 5 Sep 2005 1:28:00 GMT

Need info on Paradine Dye Spears.

Paradine Dye was born Aug 27, 1861 and died Dec 13, 1945.

She married John James Spears Nov 29, 1881 in Casey County, KY.

John was born Sep 06, 1854 and died Dec 02, 1913. He is the son Nicholas J. SPEARS and Sarah Jane MOORE.

Paradine is the daughter of Isaac Dye. Does any one have birth/death dates/places for him? Who was his parents?

Her mother may have been Ruanna. Does anyone have surname and birth/death dates/places for her mother?

Was Paradine an only child or did she have any siblings?

In the 1880 Census, Paradine is listed with the family of James Dick. His wife was Ruanna. Could this be a second marriage for James and Ruanna? Is Ruanna the mother of Paradine?

1880 US Census, KY, Casey County, E.D. 20, pg 701B
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
James DICK Self M Male W 44 KENTUCKY Farmer KY KY
Ruanna DICK Wife M Female W 42 KENTUCKY Housekeeper KY KY
George M DICK Son S Male W 18 KENTUCKY Works On Farm KY KY
Simion D DICK Son S Male W 16 KENTUCKY Works On Farm KY KY
Monroe DICK Son S Male W 14 KENTUCKY Works On Farm KY KY
Serrena DICK Dau S Female W 10 KENTUCKY At Home KY KY
Paradine DYE Other S Female W 18 KENTUCKY Does House Work KY KY
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Source Information: Family History Library Film 1254408 NA Film Number T9-0408

Edward Dick of Penn.

hitchheick — 5 Jun 2006 1:24:59 GMT

Edward Dick

Edward Dick was born in 1829 in York County, and is the son of George and Mary (Nagle) Dick, of Adams County, Penn., who settled n the property now owned by the son in 1831. The father was engaged in farming and the mercantile business, and during the time the jail was building at York he was commissioner for York County, after which he retired from active business in 1851. He was a progressive farmer and merchant, and a director of the Dillsburgh Bank. He owned about 180 acres of well improved land. In all public affairs he took a lively interest until his death in 1876. His wife survived him only two years. They were members of the Lutheran Church and had seven children: Catherine, Edward, Christian, all living: Lydia Ann (deceased), Elizabeth (deceased), Mary Jane (deceased) and Sarah E. Edward Dick has always been identified with the old homestead. He, like his father, is one of the most progressive business men of the township. He owns 230 acres of improved land, and about 100 acres of mountain land. Besides farming he is engaged in the mercantile business, owns a grist and saw mill, and since 1853 has been postmaster at Clear Spring. He has been school director for nine years. January 22, 1857, he married Elizabeth A. Myers, of Adams County, who, like himself, is a member of the Lutheran Church. They have four children: John H., George W., Charles E., James A. (deceased) and Lottie M., some of whom are already assisting their father on the farm, in business and in the mill.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Dick, Charles T - death -6/1/2006

Rosemary Miller — 4 Jun 2006 10:54:06 GMT

(I am not related - just copied the obit for others to see)

DICK - Charles T.

DICK - Charles T. "Charlie," 92, Westmont, died June 1, 2006, at Memorial Medical Center. Born Sept. 2, 1913, in Johnstown, son of Smith M. and Emily G. (Gilbert) Dick. Preceded in death by parents; sisters, Florence Hewitt and Sylvia Dunmyer; and brothers, Dwight "Bus," Herschel and Jack. Survived by sisters-in-law, Nedra, Johnstown, and Ruth, Sarasota, Fla.; nephew, Dr. Thomas Dick, Cairnbrook; and nieces, Jackie Rounsley, Texas, and Nancy Fehl, Florida. Member of Westmont United Methodist Church. Graduate of Ferndale High School. Army veteran of World War II. Retired employee of Bethlehem Steel Corp. Charlie was known for his love of animals, cars, a long walk in the woods and devotion to his parents and sister. He was a kind man with a generous heart, who had a great sense of humor. All though he held a special place in the heart of his niece, Nancy, he will be missed by many. Graveside service will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Richland Cemetery, the Rev. Dale Shunk. Funeral arrangements by John Henderson Co. Funeral Home.

(Copied from Johnstown Tribune Democrat - Johnstown, PA)

John Dick & Mary McDermid McBeath – Tillicoultry & Innerleithan

treeresearcher1 — 24 May 2006 7:31:52 GMT

John Simpson Dick was a Weaver and the son of Alexander Dick & Agnes Simpson he was born in 1860 in Tillicoultry

He Married in 1885 Jane McDermid McBeath a Winder and the daughter of William McBeath & Mary Morrison born in 1862 in Tillicoultry

They stayed in Tillicoultry till about 1913 before moving to Innerleithan near Peebles.

They had the following children:-

Mary bn 1885

Alexander bn 1887 and died 1890 in Tillicoultry

Agnes bn 1889 married John Turner in Innerleithan 1921

Jane bn 1891 died 1941 in Innerleithan

William & John Twins born 1893 and both died within weeks of one another the following year

Robert bn 1895 died 1897 in Tillicoultry

Minnie bn 1899 still stayed in Innerleithan in the 1920’s

John bn 1905 was still staying in Innerleithan in the 1940’s

I would love to hear from anyone who had connections or further information on any of these people

Clare

Kathryn Dick Fulcher photo

old_photos — 23 May 2006 9:26:20 GMT

Kathryn Dick Fulcher photo

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Archibald Dick - Mary Needler (Knoedler)

wburgess189 — 2 Aug 2006 3:59:51 GMT

Looking for parents / ancestors of Archibald Dick born 8 February 1846 near Richmond, Caroline Co, VA. Married Mary Needler 3 March 1836 Fayette Co, OH; died 29 November 1875 St. Catherine, Linn Co, MO.

Would love to peruse any related Dick family photos.

I do have quite a bit of Dick family data to share.

Mrs. Thomas Dick - Warsaw, Ind - obit

Rosemary Miller — 16 May 2006 2:00:03 GMT

(We are not researching this family-just submitting a newspaper article from Cyndi Delong)

In "Tuesday, June 1, 1920: The Fort Wayne Journal in Fort Wayne, Indiana" the following obituary was found:

Warsaw, Ind.- May 31- Stricken by a heart attack while engaging in milking a cow at her home in Claypool Saturday evening, Mrs. Thomas Dick died in a short time. She was 65 years of age. Surviving relatives are the husband, three daughters and two sons, Mrs. Herbert Cotton, of Pierceton. Miss Sarah Dick, of Warsaw. Thomas Dick, of Canton, Ohio and Grover Dick, of Warsaw. Funeral services will be held at the Claypool Methodist church Tuesday afternoon.

Mrs. Thomas Dick - Warsaw, Ind - obit

Rosemary Miller — 16 May 2006 1:58:56 GMT

John McKendrick - will

Rosemary Miller — 16 May 2006 1:55:55 GMT

(We are not researching this family-just submitting a newspaper article from Cyndi Delong)

In the "Wednesday, February 8, 1905: The Indiana Democrat" Indiana, Pa.
Will of John McKendrick
The will of John McKendrick, late of Indiana, was probated February 2. He made the following requests: To his wife, Margaret M., $1000 absolutely and the home in Indiana during her life; to his grandchildren, John D. McKendrick and J.B.M. Hensleigh, each the sum of $500. The residue of his estate to his children, and the children of his deceased children as follows: To Eliza J. Hensleigh, Mary A. Shepherd, Margaret Brown, William McKendrick, Robert M. McKendrick and Joseph D. McKendrick, each one eighth part, and to James H. McKendrick, Chester Lowman, Mary and Thomas Dick, each one-sixteenth part. This will is dated May 27, 1904, and is witnessed by C.S. Apple and John H. Pierce.

Thomas Dick's son - newspaper article

Rosemary Miller — 16 May 2006 1:51:59 GMT

(We are not researching this family - just submitting an newspaper article from Cyndi Delong)

In the "Thursday, June 11, 1885: The Indiana Weekly Progress, Indiana, Pa"
A son of Mr. Thomas Dick of Armagh, eighteen years of age, wandered away from home several weeks ago, and being picked up by the Braddock authorities, was placed a charge on Alleghany county. The authorities of the county, learning where he came from, compelled the Indiana authorities to relieve them of their burden, which was done by placing the boy in Dixmont asylum, he being insane.

Sara Dick (Mrs. Thomas Dick) Obit

Rosemary Miller — 16 May 2006 1:47:43 GMT

(We are not researching this family- just submitting an obit from the newspaper from Cyndi Delong)

In the "Thursday, April 23, 1931: Indiana Weekly Messenger, Indiana, PA"

Mrs. Thomas Dick
Mrs. Sara Dick, aged 73 years, widow of the late Thomas Dick, died at the home of William Borland, on the West Pike, early this morning, with a complication of diseases. She was a native of Rayne township and following her marriage to Mr. Dick, located on a farm near Heshbon, where she resided for a number of years. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church of Indiana. Her husband died at the Borland home about a year ago. Funeral arrangements had not been completed at noon today.

Anna (Graham) Dick Wilson - Obit

Rosemary Miller — 16 May 2006 1:40:50 GMT

obit of Jacob P. Dick, Indiana, PA Nov. 14, 1900

Marianne_Vol_Researcher — 13 May 2006 3:45:31 GMT

I am not related to this family nor doing research on this family. I am providing this information hoping to help you in your research.

(Indiana County Gazette, Wednesday, November 14, 1900)
Indiana, Pennsylvania

Jacob P. Dick, one of the oldest and most widely known residents of Cherryhill township, died at his home last Thursday morning at 1, at the age of about 77. The deceased had been suffering from general debility for some time and about two weeks ago he was stricken with paralysis, and remained in an unconscious state until his death. Mr. Dick was a prosperous farmer, and was worth considerable money. He is survived by his wife and 12 children, eight sons and four daughters. The funeral services, conducted by Rev Stahl, were held on Friday afternoon. Interment was made in the Manor graveyard.

Levi Wiley Durden Newton Co., GA associated with Dick family

Kay Stowe — 8 Apr 2006 3:46:33 GMT

Levi Wiley Durden b:1850, d:1912. He is somehow related to the DICK family. Is living in home of James Dick in 1860 and 1870 in Newton Factory area, I assume an orphan and most likely grandson or something to James Dick. There is an old cemetery there known as the Durden/Dick cemetery (that no one can locate today) I have plenty of info on his descendants, but am lost as to parents of Levi Wiley Durden and sister Mary b: about 1848. Levi md. Mary Lizzie Ozburn, and they lived in Newton and Jasper Counties in GA until their death in 1912 from a tornado

Dick family from Monquhitter or Banff Parishes, Aberdeenshire

Mary Legarth — 21 Sep 2003 3:13:42 GMT

I am looking for contact with any DICK family from Monquhitter or Banff Parishes, Aberdeenshire & Banffshire, Nth Eastern Scotland.
The earliest that I have are, the marr. in 1781, of Peter DICK & Margaret MAIR in Banff. By the time their son James was born, in 1782, the family was in Monquhitter Parish.
I am unsure what Siblings James had.

Thomas DICK and Margaret ANDERSON - Hay Twp. Huron Co. Ontario, Canada

Theresa Dick — 24 Sep 2004 3:48:18 GMT

Looking for info on the children of Thomas Dick and Margaret Anderson. Their children were: Thomas (b. abt. 1845), Margaret (b. abt. 1849-d.1921) m. William Slater, Robert (b. abt. 1850), Gilbert (b. 1854-d.1911) m. Mary A. Magdaline Winer, Joseph (b.1857-d.1908), Elizabeth (b.abt. 1861), Janet (b.abt. 1863), James (b.abt. 1865 - d. 1938) m. Susanne Schafer. Any info on them or any descendants greatly appreciated.

Theresa

Thomas Henry DICK - Seaforth, Ontario to Alberta

Theresa Dick — 24 Sep 2004 3:59:02 GMT

Thomas Henry Dick, s/o James Dick and Susanne Schafer, was born Oct. 26, 1893 in Seaforth, Ontario, Canada. He was part of the Canadian Over-Seas Expditionary Force. His trade was that of a Druggist. At some point he moved to Alberta, Canada. I would like to know who he married and where. He had two children: Josephine Margaret and Thomas Charles. Josephine married a Mr. Geier and lived in Fairfield, Pa. USA. She later re-married and moved to Arizona. Thomas Charles was still living in Calgary in 1975. Any info on any of the family would be appreciated.

Theresa

George Henry Dick b. 1846 NY City, wife was Laura Wadsworth Budd

enial1 — 23 Apr 2006 3:59:07 GMT

Does anyone know who George Henry Dick's parents were? I have been trying to discover this info on and off over the last 30 years without success. Thank you.

I think they were both born in New York (White Plains - I believe.) If I remember correctly George Henry was one of about 11 siblings. Any help would be most appreciated.

George Henry Dick's (b. 1846) and Laura Wadsworth Budd Dick's (b. 1850) children all born in NYC were:

Laura Gertrude Dick born 1872
Charles Augustus Dick born 1873
Mary Edith Dick Rogers born 1875
Willet George Dick born 1877

Wood-Hancock Co.,Oh. Dicks

Steve Miller — 10 Feb 2001 7:11:43 GMT

Hello,
Looking for info on Milton Dick married in Findlay,Hancock county,Ohio.I thing he had a brother William Dick also married there.Milton Dick married Eva Jane Blakely.Please help me out if you can.Thanks! Steve

Researching Surname Dick, Around Ga.

Thomas F Dick — 20 Feb 2006 2:23:01 GMT

I am looking for all information on the Dick line.
From about 1775 to 2006. They lived in Georgia
Newton county. Porterdale, Covington. Also Henry
county Ga.
Surnames are. DICK, COADY, KITCHENS,MOORE,
EDWARDS. James Dick from Irland

Thomas DICK and second wife Jessie HARPER

Theresa Dick — 24 Sep 2004 3:52:50 GMT

Looking for info on the children and/or any other descendants of Thomas Dick and Jessie Harper, Hay Twp., Huron Co., Ontario, Canada. Their children were: Robinson (b. 1872-d. 1959) m. Lucy Mohring, Agnes A. (b. 1875 -d. 1954) m. William Thomson, Nellie (1880-1956), Jessie. Any info on the parents or children appreciated.

Theresa

Joseph Robert DICK - Ontario, Canada to Arizona, USA

Theresa Dick — 24 Sep 2004 4:04:32 GMT

Joseph Robert Dick, s/o James Dick and Susanne Schafer, was born in Seaforth, Ontario, Canada on Oct. 14, 1895. He died in Scottsdale, Arizona on May 29, 1975. He was married twice. His first wife died. He married in the USA a woman by the name of Vera. She died in 1979. He was involved in many different business ventures in Arizona. Would like to know who his first wife was. Any other info or stories on Joseph would be appreciated. I already have his death notice from the newspaper.

Theresa

Thomas DICK and brother - Scotland to Canada

Theresa Dick — 24 Sep 2004 3:41:48 GMT

Thomas Dick (b.1823) in Scotland and a unknown brother worked their way to Canada on a cattle boat from Paisley, Scotland. Maybe went to Lanark County, Ontario for a short time. In 1848 Thomas leased land from the Canada Company in Hay Township, Huron County. Their fathers name was Andrew Dick and their mother's name was Elizabeth. Any info on Thomas or his brother would be appreciated.

Theresa

Dick/Anderson/Harper Descendents

TheresaHealy27 — 27 Jul 2003 7:32:29 GMT

Looking for descendents of Thomas Dick (1825-1913) and his 1st wife Margaret Anderson (1825-1870) and his 2nd wife Jessie Harper (1840-1922). Margaret is buried in Brucefield, Ontario, Canada. Thomas and Jessie are buried at the Hensell Union Cemetery, Usborne Twp., Ontario, Canada.

Theresa

Rose S. Dick in Oneida and Onondaga County, NY

GailSwetman54 — 29 Nov 2006 4:19:57 GMT

I am stuck! Looking for origin and parentage for my great grandmother that I never got to meet. She married John Lester Johnson. They had children named Leo, Joseph, Blanche, and Mary Serena Johnson. Looking for any Dick or Johnson descendants to email me or anyone that can help me with information. My grandmother was Mary Serena Johnson and she was born in 1894, in Utica, Oneida, NY. Blanche married Burton Packard. Leo never married, and Joseph married and had lots of children. I think they may have lived around the Syracuse, or East Syracuse area of NY. I do not even know where any of these people are buried other than my grandmother, but I wasn't raised around her either due to a divorce of my parents.

William Dick and Mary (Polly)Price

cdebault — 15 Feb 2006 10:17:01 GMT

Looking for information on this couple. William is reported to have been born 1781 in Ireland and died 1847 in Macon County, Alabama. Their children were Robert L, Evan P, William M, Margarett Gatlin, Nancy G, Mary Jane, John G, James A, Martha E, Thomas M , Mathew White. Please contact me if you know anything of this family, I also have information on the Dick Family to share.

James Russell Dick b1866c

RavinAnne — 14 Jun 2006 10:43:07 GMT

I am looking for information on a James Russell Dick. He was born abt 1866 in Newhouse Stirlingshire and was married in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire to Elizabeth Ewing born abt 1870. He had 5 children that I know of.
Agnes Russell Dick, Jessie Russell Dick, Elizabeth Jane Russell Dick , Louie or Louise Dick and William Ewing Russell Dick. Can anyone help me?
Anne

Sponsorship for DNA testing

KatherineDickBenbow — 20 Aug 2006 10:59:01 GMT

I am looking for more participants for the Dick surname DNA study, and I am willing to sponsor a limited number of Y-DNA37 tests for male-line descendants of the family of William Dick, a Scots-Irish Presbyterian of Guilford County, NC. A woman can ask a brother or other male relative to participate, provided that man descends from the Dick family with an unbroken male line (father's father's father....). If you are interested, please send me an e-mail with the details on your line of descent. You will find my e-mail address linked to my name above.

In order for me to sponsor someone, I must be the one placing the order at FamilyTreeDNA, so that I can apply the appropriate discount that I have available to me.

Katherine Dick Benbow
Dick surname DNA project administrator (FamilyTreeDNA)

Ollie Mae Dick

Carol26 — 17 Mar 2002 5:27:28 GMT

Looking for info. re: family of Ollie Mae Dick, born 7-1-1885, deceased 10-17-1907. She married Walter Richard Leegon, reportedly born about 1867 and deceased 12-17-1941. These people were from around Hickman, Humphreys, Benton Countiess in Tennessee. If anyone recognizes Ollie's names and knows anything of her parents, siblings, etc. I would certainly appreciate the help! Have found lots of Leegon/Ligon/Leegan info. but nothing on her and her line. Please reply to rcball@kih.net .... thanks so much. Carol Ball

Hon. John Dick ~ bio

pa_bios — 15 Jun 2006 5:02:57 GMT

Biography of Hon. John Dick on line:

http://www.historicpa.net/bios/2j/john-dick.html

Samuel Bernard Dick ~ bio

pa_bios — 15 Jun 2006 5:02:57 GMT

Biography of Samuel Bernard Dick

http://www.historicpa.net/bios/2t/samuel-bernard-dick.html