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Descendants of Hector Dickie


Generation No. 1

1. Hector1 Dickie1,2 was born Abt. 1745 in Ireland, and died 1833 in Norton, King's, New Brunswick, Canada. He married Sarah Walker 1775 in Ninety Six, SC. She died 1839.

Notes for Hector Dickie:
The following information comes from Mary Bondurant Warren's "Citizens and Immigrants - South Carolina, 1768" Athens, GA, Heritage Papers, 2nd ed., 1994:
1768 5 January. Robert, Susannah, William, James, Elizabeth, Jane, Hector and Jane Dickey arrived in SC. Clerk of Council had been aboard the ship "Chichester," William Reed Master, from Belfast and administered the "oaths to such of the porr Prostestants as were of age who lately arrived in this province on encouragement of the Bounty given by the Act of the General Assembly passed the 25th July 1761 agreeable to the following list Viz: Robert Dickey, age 31; Susannah Dickey, age 33; William Dickey, age 7; James Dickey, age 6; Elizabeth Dickey, age 4, Jane Dickey, age 3; Hector Dickey, age 23 (perhaps a brother); Jane Dickey, age 58 (perhaps his mother.), who was listed in the 1768 "census" in the Craven District SC.
1768 Hector Dickey was enumerated in the Craven SC "census."
1768 2 March. Land was surveyed for Hector. Hector Dickey, 100 acres in Craven County bounded on NE by Rogers McKenny. Survey certified 2/23/1768, granted 5/13/1768. Quit Rent begins in 10 years. Recorded 9/2/1768. John Dooly for the Memoralist. John Dooly, D.S.
1768 13 May. The Governor signed the following grants for land on the bounty: Hector Dickey, 100 acres in South Carolina.
1779 Hector Dickey listed in the 1779 "census" in Ninety Six District SC.
Information concerning found in Catharine McArthur Stewart's "A Century of Dickies(1750-1850]" (typescript found in Public Archives of Canada, Ottawa. Reference number MG25,G34), "Loyalist Lineages" (Toronton Branch of the United Empire Loyalist Associatioon of Canada, and from Alex Lawrence's Unpublished Research.

Catharine McArthur Stewart in her "A Century of Dickies (1750-1850)" states "Three … brothers, Adam, Hector, and Jonathan Dickie settled in Charlotte County, New Brunswick.
The following of unknown authorship was provided by Alex Lawrence, 4 Chalk Lake Road, RR4 Uxbridge, ON Canada L9P 1R4:
Susannah Dickie's brother, Alexander, who was buried in the Anglican Church (Burford ON) Cemetery September 2, 1852, age 55 years. One of the first to be buried there. He died on TB.
William Dickie was dickering with the resale of crown land, 57 acres, to Thomas Underhill, in Brantford Township ON Con 3, part of south portion of 1 and 2. Date of patent was 17 February 1838; sold it in June 1838.
Hector Dickie, Sr., Susannah's father, was commissary in Lord Rawdon's Regiment in the _____ in South Carolina during the American Revolutionary War; fled to Jamaica.
Hector Sr. came by ox cart from South Carolina and settled in King's County, New Brunswick, in 1775 or 1776 [more likely 1783 or 1784 after the revolution with other Loyalist refugees -- AL]. A United Empire Loyalist. He died 1833 at 100 years and was buried in Norton, King's County, N.B [it is believed that this date and age are incorrect]. He owned 500 acres, a gift for the loss of land in Carolina. Hector's wife, Sarah, died 1839, is buried in Town Line Cemetery. Their family, 13 children, Susannah, 1801 was the youngest. First contingent to come and settle around Burford. There may have been more but William, John, Alexander in about 1833.
The boys settled on the four corners of Burford. One had a farm. Another owned a tavern who had a small child who fell into a barrel of whiskey and was drowned. He was so shaken that he sold the tavern and started a mill on Whiteman's Creek (north of Burford, later known as Hathaway's Mill). Apparently, they were familiar with mill operation in New Brunswick.
The second wave of Dickies prepared to leave New Brunswick. Hector Jr. sold his property (400 acres) in New Brunswick for the equivalent of $4000. Whether it was the mill or the farm land around Norton is uncertain. Just before they were ready to leave this area (Hector Sr and his wife; his son Hector, Jr. and wife with three children, Isaac, John Walker and Hiram; and Susannah, Anthony and family), Hector Sr. died of blood poisoning as the result of a darning needle being left in his sock, which scratched his ankle as he pulled the sock on. He was buried in Norton, King's County, New Brunswick.
In 1837 Sarah (Hector Sr.'s widow), Hector Jr., his wife Ann, and their three sons left New Brunswick and came to the Brantford ON area. The $4000 was divided between the father and three sons, each having $1000 in a money belt around the waist. Isaac is said to have taken his belt off in a washroom and left it there. He later remembered it and went back and luckily regained it. They came to Brantford and Hector Jr. bought the land described in the land deal between him and Hugh Deveny, dated the 18th day of August, 1838.
Hector Jr., (Susannah's brother) was a fine, upright, kindly Christian. Of the three children, Hiram was the baby in more ways than one. Everyone jumped to his whim and whatever he wanted he got. Isaac and Hiram got along well as Isaac was an easy-going man. After Hector Jr. got the farm, he divided it up among his three children, Isaac, John W. and Hiram.
At this time John Walker's first wife died in childbirth and John W gave his daughter, Augusta Ann (aged 2 years), to his father Hector Jr. to raise. His wife is buried in the cemetery on the Town Line. Apparently, it was familiar sight to see the old man with his granddaughter in hand walking across the Grand River into Holmedale to go to church Sunday morning. John W had two sons, Moses and _____. He remarried his first cousin and had one daughter.
Hiram was a spoiled brat. After he got his farm, he married Mary Jane Kerr, who was a very wealthy woman as her parents had a lot of land (a tract grant from Joseph Brant ) and were rather influential army people. This is likely how Hiram got his commission. He was first Colonel of the Dufferin Rifles in Brantford. One of the Kerr family married a daughter of Joseph Brant.
Hiram and his wife lived with his father Hector Jr. while they built their home on their land. It was a mansion with all the best in furniture and rugs. They poured money and quality into their home. They had servants, black and white, to look after their every need. With all the money there was little happiness in the family. Mary Jane (Kerr) died in her early 40's (49) when her daughter Molley was 14 years old. The other daughter was Gertrude, called Toots.
Molley married Hudson Jennings. Hiram was opposed to the marriage, so they ran away to be married. They were reconciled after and Hiram gave her a farm, buildings and everything they needed. Hud claimed he didn't own anything, it all belonged to his wife, lock, stock and barrel. Molley was clever and headstrong and could handle herself in any debate or situation. She was also a great organizer. However, she became mentally ill and had to be put away. Born about 1862 and died about 1940. Molley and Hud's children: Reginald; Cecil; Beatrice (Mrs. Hewitt), a trained nurse married Tom Hewitt, lives on Jennings Sideroad; Mabel, married Alston Campbell, Burford. The other daughter, Toots, married Newton Kerr (no relation) had three children.
To go on with Hiram, his father Hector Jr. became quite old and his wife died. Hector was still living in the old home. Hiram got tired of looking after the old man, so he put his father on a train for Baysville for John Walker to look after. Hector was senile, but he managed to get to Baysville where the conductor put him off the train. John W. had not been informed by Hiram that Hector was coming. He happened to go to Baysville that day and he found his father sitting on a stump at the side of the road crying. He took his father home and looked after him until his death. Hiram promised to pay for Hector's keep but he never did (according to Augusta Ann). John W. wrote to Isaac and told him about Hiram turning his father out and treating him like a pauper. Hiram even took his father's horse and colt which was his pride and joy.
When Hector died in Baysville, apparently Hiram sneaked up to Baysville and without anyone knowing about it, took his father's body back to Brantford. Instead of burying him with his wife in the cemetery on the town Line, he made a big show and buried him in his own (Hiram's) plot in Greenwood Cemetery, Brantford, which is apparently large and costly.
Hiram in time became old and lame. He was crippled with rheumatism. His wife had died long before do he lived with his housekeeper in the mansion alone. He was dirty, as old men become without care and love. One day he started to walk from his home to his daughter Molley's. He suffered a stroke on the way and fell. Hud Jennings went out and picked him up and brought him inside. He died in the Jennings home a few days later and was buried in Greenwood Cemetery about 1900. Toots and Molley had previously made Hiram turn over everything to them. If he had lived long, he would have had no money or friends.
Isaac's family, he was easy going, always wished to get along with his brothers. Came from New Brunswick, died about October 1894 and is buried in Congregational Cemetery, Burford ON. Wife, Lucinda E. Vanevery, died in the spring of 1893, buried in Congregational Cemetery. They had five [six?] children who lived and four died.
Arthur Wellington, born 1847, died about 1923, buried at Dresden. Harriet married Tom Hodgins against father's wishes. He was no good and deserted her. Had several children: two were Eugene and Ilah and four other children.
Isaac Brock and his brother John Colborne were bachelors and lived together in a large white brick house on the powerline road (Lot 2, Lot 7, good farm). Had a housekeeper. Brock was well liked and everybody's friend. He was run over by a manure spreader and at his funeral buggies were lined up for a mile. He was buried in Paris ON Cemetery.
John Colborne "Jack" farmed with his brother Brock and was a good farmer, and out for the dollar. In the 1930's John and his niece Harriet's son and daughter, Eugene and Ilah came and lived with him to work and keep house. After they were there a short time Eugene married Eileen Sumerhayes from Richwood. Likely Ilah went back home then. Jack promised Eugene everything when he died. However, a fire broke out in the house (a large home with a part built on the back).
It leaked out later that Eugene got tired of waiting for the old man to die so he set the fire. John lived to be 92 years old. He finally died of a poisoning from an ear infection. He would never go to a doctor and when he finally did, it was too late. He was buried in Paris ON Cemetery.
Sutherland Alphonso "Tud" was born in 1858, died at 74 years in 1933 and was buried in Congregational Cemetery, Burford ON. Married Jennie Johnston. Tud had no roof in his mouth, farmed the west part of the old Hill farm, which Hector had given him. His daughter Matilda is still in possession of 50 acres of this land, which she figures is worth $30,000.
Hanna Minerva married a Dickey (no relation) in Brantford and had one son, Very.
Four children died young and are buried in the cemetery on the town Line, listed as children of Isaac and Lucinda.

More About Hector Dickie:
Burial: Norton, King's New Brunswick, Canada

More About Sarah Walker:
Burial: Norton, King's New Brunswick, Canada, Town Line Cemetery

Children of Hector Dickie and Sarah Walker are:
2 i. Jane2 Dickie, born December 17, 1776 in Ninety-Six District, South Carolina; died July 11, 1849 in Burford, Ontario Canada. She married Rev. Francis Pickle Abt. 1794; born February 17, 1773 in Hunterdon County NJ; died February 24, 1860 in Blenheim Twp., Ontario Canada.
+ 3 ii. Martha Dickie, born November 13, 1777 in Stockade at Trading Post, Ninety Six District SC.
4 iii. Robert Dickie, born January 23, 1780.
5 iv. Margaret Dickie, born November 13, 1782 in Charleston SC.
6 v. Andrew Dickie, born June 17, 1783.
7 vi. Elizabeth Dickie, born April 10, 1784 in Jamaica.
+ 8 vii. William Dickie, born February 11, 1786 in Clarendon, Jamaica; died January 26, 1872.
+ 9 viii. Hector Dickie, Jr, born September 04, 1787 in Clarendon, Jamaica.
+ 10 ix. Sara Dickie, born February 04, 1789 in Jamaica; died 1890 in Imlay City, Lapeer County MI.
11 x. John Dickie, born October 22, 1795 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada.
12 xi. Alexander Dickie, born Abt. 1797 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada; died September 02, 1852 in Burford, Ontario, Canada.
13 xii. James Dickie, born October 01, 1799 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada.
+ 14 xiii. Susanna Dickie, born March 31, 1801 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada; died 1871 in Burford, Ontario, Canada.


Generation No. 2

3. Martha2 Dickie (Hector1) was born November 13, 1777 in Stockade at Trading Post, Ninety Six District SC. She married Henry Pierce, son of ----- Pierce and ----- McGee. He was born Abt. 1790 in Colraine Northern Ireland, and died 1820.

Children of Martha Dickie and Henry Pierce are:
+ 15 i. John3 Pierce, born 1810; died in Norton, New Brunswick Canada.
16 ii. Tom Pierce, born Abt. 1812 in Canada.
17 iii. William Pierce, born Abt. 1814 in Canada.
18 iv. James Pierce, born Abt. 1816 in Canada.


8. William2 Dickie (Hector1) was born February 11, 1786 in Clarendon, Jamaica, and died January 26, 1872. He married (1) ----- -----. He married (2) Elizabeth Olive Daniel February 28, 1838. She was born Abt. 1796, and died April 07, 1857.

More About William Dickie:
Burial: Zion/7th Line Cemetery, West Nissouri, Middlesex County, Ontario Canada

Notes for Elizabeth Olive Daniel:
Her first husband was James McCleod.

More About Elizabeth Olive Daniel:
Burial: Zion/7th Line Cemetery, West Nissouri, Middlesex County, Ontario Canada

Child of William Dickie and ----- ----- is:
+ 19 i. David3 Dickie, born September 1828 in New Brunswick Canada; died May 15, 1914.


Children of William Dickie and Elizabeth Daniel are:
20 i. Francis3 Dickie, born 1840; died July 25, 1846.

More About Francis Dickie:
Burial: Zion/7th Line Cemetery, West Nissouri, Middlesex County, Ontario Canada

21 ii. Noble Dickie, born 1842; died August 20, 1846.

More About Noble Dickie:
Burial: Zion/7th Line Cemetery, West Nissouri, Middlesex County, Ontario Canada


9. Hector2 Dickie, Jr (Hector1)3 was born September 04, 1787 in Clarendon, Jamaica. He married Ann Walker 1816 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada.

Notes for Hector Dickie, Jr:
Information in "Loyalist Lineages" published by the Toronto Branch of the United Empire Loyalist Association of Canada, lists his birthplace as Jamaica?. This goes along with the family story that Hector went to Jamaica after the revolution, returned to the States and made his way to New Brunswick from there. -- Alex Lawrence, 4 Chalk Lake Road, RR$ Uxbridge ON Canada L9P 1R4

Children of Hector Dickie and Ann Walker are:
+ 22 i. Isaac3 Dickie, died Abt. 1894 in Burford, Ontario, Canada.
+ 23 ii. John Walker Dickie.
+ 24 iii. Hiram Dickie, died Abt. 1900.


10. Sara2 Dickie (Hector1) was born February 04, 1789 in Jamaica, and died 1890 in Imlay City, Lapeer County MI. She married James Fairweather 1829 in Hampton, New Brunswick Canada. He was born 1805 in Cumberland Bay, New Brunswick Canada.

Children of Sara Dickie and James Fairweather are:
25 i. Martha3 Fairweather, born Abt. 1830.
+ 26 ii. Charles Fairweather, born 1831 in New Brunswick Canada; died 1880.
+ 27 iii. Sarah Fairweather, born Abt. 1836 in New Brunswick Canada.
28 iv. Benjamin Fairweather, born Abt. 1838.
+ 29 v. James Fairweather, born Abt. 1840 in New Brunswick Canada.


14. Susanna2 Dickie (Hector1) was born March 31, 1801 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada, and died 1871 in Burford, Ontario, Canada. She married Anthony McAllister 1827. He was born 1797 in Ireland, and died 1875 in Burford, Ontario, Canada.

Notes for Susanna Dickie:
"Loyalist Lineages" lists Susannah's birthdate as 21 March 1809.

Children of Susanna Dickie and Anthony McAllister are:
30 i. Henry3 McAllister, born 1828; died 1908.
31 ii. John McAllister, born 1830 in New Brunswick, Canada; died 1905 in MI. He married Sarah Rand Abt. 1867.
32 iii. Alexander McAllister, born 1832.
+ 33 iv. Eliza Jane McAllister, born 1835 in New Brunswick, Canada; died March 19, 1888 in Paris, Ontario, Canada.
34 v. Wellington McAllister, born 1846 in Brantford, Ontario, Canada; died 1924 in Paris, Ontario, Canada. He married Martha Rand 1875.


Generation No. 3

15. John3 Pierce (Martha2 Dickie, Hector1) was born 1810, and died in Norton, New Brunswick Canada. He married Ann Colpitts, daughter of Robert Colpitts and Rachel Steeves. She was born 1810.

Children of John Pierce and Ann Colpitts are:
35 i. Naomi4 Pierce, born June 27, 1834 in Canada.
36 ii. Ruth Pierce, born August 25, 1836 in Canada.
37 iii. Rachel Eliza Pierce, born June 14, 1838 in Canada.
38 iv. Henry Pierce, born May 28, 1840 in Canada.
39 v. Robert Pierce, born February 24, 1842 in Canada.
40 vi. Mary Pierce, born November 08, 1844 in Canada.
41 vii. Jane Emeline Pierce, born March 30, 1846 in Canada.
+ 42 viii. James Malachi Pierce, born September 26, 1847 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada; died February 22, 1898 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada.
43 ix. Emma S. Pierce, born April 29, 1848 in Canada.
44 x. Annie Pierce, born April 30, 1850 in Canada.
45 xi. Isaac Pierce, born April 30, 1850 in Canada.
46 xii. Gaberil Pierce, born May 01, 1852 in Canada.
47 xiii. Sharlott Ann Pierce, born November 16, 1854 in Canada.


19. David3 Dickie (William2, Hector1)4,5,6 was born September 1828 in New Brunswick Canada, and died May 15, 1914. He married Clarissa McLeod November 28, 1850 in Brock District, Ontario Canada. She was born 1829 in New Brunswick Canada.

Notes for David Dickie:
Some of the information concerning this line is from John W. Dickie's "Historical Outline of the Family Dickie (or Dickey)."

More About David Dickie:
Burial: Zion/7th Line Cemetery, West Nissouri, Middlesex County, Ontario Canada

Children of David Dickie and Clarissa McLeod are:
48 i. Elizabeth4 Dickie.
49 ii. Francis Dickie.
50 iii. Noble Dickie, born March 11, 1852; died 1910.
51 iv. William Dickie, born August 13, 1854; died January 1928.
52 v. Henry Dickie, born September 24, 1856 in Upper Canada; died January 02, 1891. He married ----- Cass.

Notes for Henry Dickie:
Lawyer. He died leaving a wife and three children.

53 vi. David Dickie, Jr., born April 11, 1859; died June 14, 1931.
54 vii. Emily Dickie, born April 12, 1862.
55 viii. Adelaide Dickie, born June 21, 1865.
56 ix. Minnie Dickie, born March 26, 1868.
57 x. Louise Dickie, born October 26, 1877.


22. Isaac3 Dickie (Hector2, Hector1) died Abt. 1894 in Burford, Ontario, Canada. He married Lucinda E Vanevery. She died 1893.

Children of Isaac Dickie and Lucinda Vanevery are:
+ 58 i. Harriet4 Dickie.
59 ii. Isaac Brock Dickie.
60 iii. John Colborne Dickie.
61 iv. Hanna Minerva Dickie. She married ----- Dickey.
62 v. Arthur Wellington Dickie, born 1847; died Abt. 1923.
+ 63 vi. Sutherland Alphonso Tud Dickie, born 1858; died 1933.


23. John Walker3 Dickie (Hector2, Hector1)

Children of John Walker Dickie are:
64 i. Augusta Ann4 Dickie.
65 ii. Moses Dickie.
66 iii. ----- Dickie.


24. Hiram3 Dickie (Hector2, Hector1) died Abt. 1900. He married Mary Jane Kerr.

Children of Hiram Dickie and Mary Kerr are:
67 i. Gertrude Toots4 Dickie. She married Newton Kerr.
+ 68 ii. Molley Dickie, born Abt. 1862; died Abt. 1940.


26. Charles3 Fairweather (Sara2 Dickie, Hector1) was born 1831 in New Brunswick Canada, and died 1880. He married Sarah Ann Northrup. She was born 1834 in New Brunswick Canada.

Child of Charles Fairweather and Sarah Northrup is:
+ 69 i. Frances Lucretia4 Fairweather, born 1856 in Imlay City, Lapeer County MI; died 1939.


27. Sarah3 Fairweather (Sara2 Dickie, Hector1)7 was born Abt. 1836 in New Brunswick Canada. She married Johnathan Hunt. He was born Abt. 1834 in Ontario Canada.

Notes for Johnathan Hunt:
Census 1880 Goodland, Lapeer County MI.

Children of Sarah Fairweather and Johnathan Hunt are:
70 i. Charles E.4 Hunt, born Abt. 1863 in MI.
71 ii. Laura L. Hunt, born Abt. 1866 in MI.
72 iii. Levi M. Hunt, born Abt. 1866 in MI.
73 iv. John J. Hunt, born Abt. 1876 in MI.


29. James3 Fairweather (Sara2 Dickie, Hector1) was born Abt. 1840 in New Brunswick Canada. He married Sarah L. Best. She was born Abt. 1846 in Canada.

Notes for James Fairweather:
1870 Census: Imlay City MI
1880 Census: Imlay, Lapeer County MI

Children of James Fairweather and Sarah Best are:
74 i. William A.4 Fairweather, born Abt. 1865 in MI.
75 ii. Emily E. Fairweather, born Abt. 1868 in MI.
76 iii. Henry E. B. Fairweather, born Abt. 1869 in MI.
77 iv. Francis J. Fairweather, born Abt. 1872 in MI.
78 v. Carrie Fairweather, born Abt. 1875 in MI.
79 vi. Jennie Fairweather, born Abt. 1876 in MI.
80 vii. Charles E. Fairweather, born Abt. 1877 in MI.
81 viii. Maude E. Fairweather, born 1879 in Imlay City, Lapeer County MI.
82 ix. Newman Fairweather, born 1882 in Imlay, Lapeer County MI.


33. Eliza Jane3 McAllister (Susanna2 Dickie, Hector1) was born 1835 in New Brunswick, Canada, and died March 19, 1888 in Paris, Ontario, Canada. She married George Jacob Lawrence. He was born July 09, 1834, and died April 12, 1905.

Children of Eliza McAllister and George Lawrence are:
83 i. Henry4 Lawrence, born Abt. 1862; died 1932. He married Mary Parker.
84 ii. William Lawrence, born Abt. 1867; died 1938 in Sacramento CA.
85 iii. John Lawrence, born Abt. 1868; died 1935 in Sacramento CA.
+ 86 iv. Alexander Lawrence, born September 29, 1879 in Burford, Ontario, Canada; died August 16, 1941 in Brantford, Ontario, Canada.


Generation No. 4

42. James Malachi4 Pierce (John3, Martha2 Dickie, Hector1) was born September 26, 1847 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada, and died February 22, 1898 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada. He married Florence Mary Ewing 1890 in Boston MA. She was born March 15, 1859 in Aylesford, Nova Scotia Canada, and died June 17, 1952 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada.

More About James Malachi Pierce:
Burial: Norton, New Brunswick Canada, Midland Cemetery

Children of James Pierce and Florence Ewing are:
+ 87 i. Jessie Alice5 Pierce, born November 03, 1893 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada; died April 21, 1988 in Manchester CT.
88 ii. Myrtle Mary Pierce, born July 03, 1895 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada; died in Manchester CT. She married Earl Huggard; born Abt. 1891 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada; died in Manchester CT.
89 iii. Martha Dickey Pierce, born September 26, 1896 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada; died August 10, 1989 in Manchester CT. She married (1) Estel Kennedy in Boston MA; born Abt. 1892 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada. She married (2) Bayard Stone Abt. 1944 in Manchester CT; born Abt. 1892 in Boston MA; died in Leigh High Acres FL.

More About Martha Dickey Pierce:
Burial: Coral Gables, FL

90 iv. Florence May Roland Pierce, born August 07, 1897 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada; died February 23, 1907 in Morristown, Nova Scotia Canada.


58. Harriet4 Dickie (Isaac3, Hector2, Hector1) She married Tom Hodgins.

Children of Harriet Dickie and Tom Hodgins are:
91 i. Eugene5 Hodgins. He married Eileen Summerhayes.
92 ii. Ilah Hodgins.


63. Sutherland Alphonso Tud4 Dickie (Isaac3, Hector2, Hector1) was born 1858, and died 1933. He married Jennie Johnston.

Child of Sutherland Dickie and Jennie Johnston is:
93 i. Matilda5 Dickie.


68. Molley4 Dickie (Hiram3, Hector2, Hector1) was born Abt. 1862, and died Abt. 1940. She married Hudson Jennings.

Children of Molley Dickie and Hudson Jennings are:
94 i. Reginald5 Jennings.
95 ii. Cecil Jennings.
96 iii. Beatrice Jennings. She married Tom Hewitt.
97 iv. Mabel Jennings. She married Alston Campbell.


69. Frances Lucretia4 Fairweather (Charles3, Sara2 Dickie, Hector1) was born 1856 in Imlay City, Lapeer County MI, and died 1939. She married William Henry Fritch 1874 in Imlay City, Lapeer County MI. He was born 1854 in Blenheim, Oxford, Ontario Canada.

Children of Frances Fairweather and William Fritch are:
98 i. Frances Adella5 Fritch, born 1875.
99 ii. Rosie Belle Fritch, born 1877.
100 iii. Bertha Rosella Fritch, born 1880.
101 iv. Charles Henry Fritch, born 1881.
102 v. Clarisa Belle Fritch, born 1883.
103 vi. William Edwin Fritch, born 1885.
104 vii. Norman Wesley Fritch, born 1887.
105 viii. Orpha Mae Fritch, born 1889.
106 ix. Ethel Pauline Fritch, born 1890.
107 x. Vera Mildred Fritch, born 1893.
108 xi. Grant Addison Fritch, born 1895.
109 xii. Lucile Lucretai Fritch, born 1897.


86. Alexander4 Lawrence (Eliza Jane3 McAllister, Susanna2 Dickie, Hector1) was born September 29, 1879 in Burford, Ontario, Canada, and died August 16, 1941 in Brantford, Ontario, Canada. He married Mary Stally 1910. She was born July 08, 1880 in , Brant, ON, Canada, and died August 27, 1948 in Brantford, Ontario, Canada.

Children of Alexander Lawrence and Mary Stally are:
+ 110 i. Jack Alexander5 Lawrence, born April 08, 1915 in Brantford, Ontario, Canada; died March 01, 1978 in North York, ON, Canada.
+ 111 ii. Lloyd William Lawrence, born April 18, 1919; died February 17, 1995.


Generation No. 5

87. Jessie Alice5 Pierce (James Malachi4, John3, Martha2 Dickie, Hector1) was born November 03, 1893 in Norton, New Brunswick Canada, and died April 21, 1988 in Manchester CT. She married Walter Arnold Bates October 31, 1916 in Waterbury CT, son of William Bates and Maria Coats. He was born March 31, 1892 in Great Neck, Long Island NY, and died November 14, 1980 in Rowe MS.

More About Jessie Alice Pierce:
Burial: Rowe MS, East Cemetery

Child of Jessie Pierce and Walter Bates is:
112 i. William Robert6 Bates, born 1917 in Waterbury CT; died 1917 in Waterbury CT.


110. Jack Alexander5 Lawrence (Alexander4, Eliza Jane3 McAllister, Susanna2 Dickie, Hector1) was born April 08, 1915 in Brantford, Ontario, Canada, and died March 01, 1978 in North York, ON, Canada. He married Bessie Joyce Sanderson November 22, 1941 in Brantford, Ontario, Canada. She was born September 09, 1917.

Children of Jack Lawrence and Bessie Sanderson are:
113 i. Phyllis Loraine6 Lawrence.
114 ii. Joy Elizabeth Lawrence.
115 iii. Alex David Lawrence, born July 30, 1945 in Brantford, Ontario, Canada. He married Jessie Ann Staples July 06, 1968; born November 02, 1946 in Broxburn, Scotland.


111. Lloyd William5 Lawrence (Alexander4, Eliza Jane3 McAllister, Susanna2 Dickie, Hector1) was born April 18, 1919, and died February 17, 1995. He married Joy Eleanore Waldron September 04, 1943.

Children of Lloyd Lawrence and Joy Waldron are:
116 i. Gregory6 Lawrence.
117 ii. Kenneth Lawrence.



Endnotes

1. Loyalist Lineages, Toronto Branch of the United Empire Loyalist Association of Canada..
2. Stewart, Catharine McArthur, A Century of Dickies (1750-1850), (Typescript found in Public Archives of Canada, Ottawa. Reference number MG25,G34.).
3. Loyalist Lineages, Toronto Branch of the United Empire Loyalist Association of Canada..
4. Dickie, John W, Historical Outline of the Family Dickie (or Dickey), Upperlands, County Derry, Ireland, 1942.
5. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical Index.
6. Unpublished Research of Debbie Stephens Oglesby.
7. Unpublished Research of Pam Fairweather Thomson (pthomson@dccnet.com).