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Re: DICKIE, Hector b. IRL > SC m. Sarah

alawrenc93 — 2009-09-07 15:39:30Z

I would suggest looking for Hector Junior's birth registration in Jamaica, West Indies (possibly Clarendon)as many refugees from Charleston were evacuated there (often via St. Augustine, Florida). Economic conditions there were not good (the bottom fell out of the sugar market) at that time and the planters already there did not offer much in the way of support to the refugees.

Other refugees went straight to Nova Scotia (which included New Brunswick at the time) and may have written to friends and/or relatives about the better conditions there.

It is possible that Hector and family tried to return to Ninety-Six (the treaty included a clause returning confiscated property to loyalists...we all know how that turned out), were not welcomed with open arms and decided to head north. Trying to settle on Long Island after the war would have been out of the question for a loyalist.

Information I received (unfortunately the contact vanished with a dead hard drive) by email gave the following. I'll just include info about the war years.

Children:
Robert-b 3 Jan 1780, d 26 June 1780 both at Ninety-Six, SC

Margaret-b 13 Nov 1783, d 17 Mar 1783 both at Charlestown SC

Elizabeth-g 10 Apr 1784, Jamaica, West Indies d 9 Jan 1861 Blenheim, Canada West married Henry Rupert

William-b 11 Feb. 1786, Clarendon, Jamaica, West Indies

Hector Jr. b 4 Sept 1787, Clarendon, Jamaica, West Indies

Sarah-b 4 Feb 1789, Jamaica

Andrew b 17 June 1793, New Brunswick

This suggests that Hector left Ninety-Six after the seige-The Loyalists in the Siege of Fort Ninety Six by Bobby Gilmer Moss has him there, and also serving with Patrick Ferguson at the Battle of King's Mountain, we're lucky he survived as the loyalist forces suffered a severe defeat. (Google "The Seige of Fort Ninety-Six" or "Battle of King's Mountain" and you should get lots of information.)and went to Charleston where, according to pay records he collected as a second class refugee while being paid as quarter master to refugees. Probably left Charlestown when it was evacuated in December 1782 and eventually reached Jamaica, West Indies where he stayed until sometime after February 1789 when he left arriving in New Brunswick before June 1793.

Two children dying in infancy during the war suggests the difficult situation loyalists in SC faced.

Daughter Elizabeth who was born in Jamaica married Henry Rupert. Christopher and Frederick Rupert (or Rubert) settled in Ninety Six about 1764, both served as loyalists and evacuated to Nova Scotia (New Brunswick)with their families (Frederick died en route). My list of Hector's children includes Rupert as a possible name instead of the Robert born and died in 1780 and suggests a family connection.

I'm descended from Susanna (or Susan), Hector's youngest child.

More food for thought.

Alex Lawrence

Dickie

lori_1952 — 2009-07-23 15:24:06Z

I am looking for information about William Dickie 1702 Aberdeenshire, Scotland - 1764 Canada, married to Agnes Watson.

Re: DICKIE, James m. BURNETT, Jamesina Henderson

kssmekathy — 2009-07-19 17:50:12Z

I am so sorry to hear of your dad's passing and would appreciate complete dates if possible.I hope that we can keep in touch.
As to how we are related ..well that could get a bit complicated since I am related to your dad twice...once through my Mom and once through my Dad. Jamesina(Shearer) Dickie's grandfather and my 3rd great grandfather(on my Dad's side) were brothers. My Mom's great grandfather was their nephew. These three were part of the original five who emigrated from Scotland. It's actually kind of funny but I grew up in the house that was originally owned by one of your uncles on the Burnett side so can sort of fill you in on the Burnetts too if you are interested. Judging from the initials in your email address I am guessing that you are the eldest of your fathers family and would be very interested in getting an update on your dad's family.
Please contact me at shearerfamilytree@3web.com. I have lots to tell....

Re: DICKIE, James m. BURNETT, Jamesina Henderson

bmdickie2 — 2009-07-19 15:49:55Z

I am a grand-daughter of Jamesina Dickie (nee Burnett). My father is James Arnold Dickie II who passed away in 2008 and was the only son of James Arnold Dickie and Jamesina Henderson Burnett. How are you related?

Milne/Miln

lindadillon95 — 2009-07-15 04:26:33Z

I am researcing the family of Agnes Miln, b 1801 Dundee some times written as Milne/Miln/Milln. Her parents as recorded in the IGI were John Miln and Catharine Bennet some times recorded as Kathrine. She married James Alexander Dickie 29 June 1823 in Dundee. Their eldest son David Milne Dickie was my ggrandfather and came to N.Z 1860. I would very much like to find out more about her family also where she is buried. David Milne Dickie m Ann Mckenzie Dickie(no relation) and settled in Otago N.Z
Linda Dillon (nee Dickie)

Charles DICKIE born 1804 Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland

akira01000 — 2009-07-08 05:38:07Z

Hi,

I'm trying to confirm a Charles DICKIE whom his parents were he married a Margaret DICK in Paisley Scotland.

He was a Weaver

His children were (whom appear on the 1851 Census)

Janet
John
Charles
Margaret
William
James
Robert
David

Was thinking about using a naming pattern to determine the parents

Cheers

Re: DICKIE, Isabella m. HADDEN, George

margaretcaldwell12 — 2009-05-05 11:59:22Z

George Crighton Hadden & Isabella Dickie was my G-Grandparents Willam & Jane was my GG Grandarents my madden name is Hadden I have family still in Aberdeen. I have no info on William Hadden. I have found more family members on this sight

Re: DICKIE, Isabella m. HADDEN, George

johncoppen163 — 2009-05-05 08:11:14Z

I have an Isabella Davidson Dickie, dau. of Alexander Dickie & Elizabeth Baigrie, m. to George Crighton Hadden,son of William Hadden & Jane Rennie, 13 Mar 1897, Fraserburgh, Aberdeen. Isabella is my first cousin twice removed. One of the marriage witnesses was a Mary Jane Hadden.

Re: DICKIE, Isabella m. HADDEN, George

tobrechin47 — 2009-05-04 14:14:51Z

jOHN: I am interested in any information you may have on Sarah Willox, her parents? My Gr gr Grandmother was Rachel Willox. (Aberdeen 1854-1912)Thank you, Caroline Brechin

Re: DICKIE, Isabella m. HADDEN, George

margaretcaldwell12 — 2009-04-27 01:34:37Z

Lisa did you get my email.

Re: DICKIE, Isabella m. HADDEN, George

margaretcaldwell12 — 2009-04-27 01:32:43Z

It's not Colin that has the info It's Margaret.I'm giving Colin all the info to. I gave you my email address

Re: DICKIE, Isabella m. HADDEN, George

lisamfinley1 — 2009-04-26 23:44:10Z

Hello Colin,
Would love more information on the family! I tried hotmail but it did not work. Could you try to send me an email at lisamfinley@gmail.com and we can follow up?
Thanks!
Lisa

Re: DICKIE, Isabella m. HADDEN, George

margaretcaldwell12 — 2009-04-24 14:05:22Z

What info do you have.... I'm going to talk to my sister today & tell her that we have been emailing as my sister knows all the proper scoop my email is azcald@hotmail.com

Re: DICKIE, Isabella m. HADDEN, George

colindickie2k — 2009-04-24 13:15:16Z

Thanks for all this. I too have more information. Can you contact me directly?

my email is: as above + at hotmail dot com

Re: DICKIE, Isabella m. HADDEN, George

lisamfinley1 — 2009-04-22 01:33:14Z

Hello there!
The only other details I am aware of is that my grandfather Oswald was born in Aberdeen in 1911. I found Canadian records that indicate he immigrated to Canada at age 17 on Mar 27, 1927. He went to Montreal where he joined the Canadian Army (Royal Canadian Army Service Crops in those days) and was later posted to Toronto in 1947.
I am very interested to know if he had siblings, who they were, where they are, and of course if there are descendants. My mother is an only child and so she would love to know if she has any relations and learn more about the family. Oswald died when she was only 9 years of age, so she has no family information or contacts whatsoever.
Thanks so much,
Lisa

Re: DICKIE, Hector b. IRL > SC m. Sarah

sweetdar7 — 2009-04-21 16:21:20Z

Would the Death Certificate for Hector Dickie Junior
have his parents Listed on it back then or just say a widower I Ann Walker Dickie died before Hector Junior.
I have yet to find anything or a place that Hector Dickie Senior is buried on Line or the Marriages according to first family Record I sent away for from New Brunswick Hector Dickie
and I will Type What information Was sent to me on them
The Hector Dickie Family

Notes from Stanley Dickie at the Kings County Museum tell us Hector Dickey Sr. "came to New Brunswick by Ox-cart and Landed at Saint John. He eventually took up lots 22 and 23 on Dickie Mountain at Norton. He had 500 acres of land. He and his wife had 13 Children between 1776 and 1801... Hector was 64 years old when Susannah (the last one) was born in 1801."

The Children were: 1. Jane-Born Dec. 17, 1776;
2. Martha - Born Oct. 23, 1777;
3. Robert - Born Jan. 23, 1780
4. Margaret- Born Nov. 13, 1782;
5. Elizabeth- Born April 10, 1784;
6. William- Born April 11, 1786, went to Ontario 1830
7. Hector Jr.- discussed in more detail below;
8. Sarah - Born- Feb. 4, 1789;
9. Andrew-Born- June 17, 1794;
10. James- Born Oct. 16, 1799;
11. John- Born-Oct. 22, 1798;
12. Alexander- Born1797, went to Ontario 1830
13. Susannah- Born march 31, 1809*,, went to Ontario 1830.

(Note;*This does not agree with the 1801 date suggested elsewhere. One also wonders why Children #10-#13 are not listed in the source in the order in which they were born as the earlier children had been listed,)

Hector Dickie Sr., was a Captain in South Carolina militia and had served with Thomas Walker, who was the father - In - Law of Hector Jr.

"Hector Dickie (note; Senior), Henry Pearce, Jonathon Chipman, John Sherwood,Richard Bedel, Francis Pickel(sic), John Dorrington Jr., Philip Honsinger, Cornelius Ackerson(Note:Ackermon) and Noah Pangborn" in Sept 1798 sent a request to "To his excellency Thomas Carleton Esquire Lieut. Governor and Commander in Chief of the Province of New Beunswick" to grant a request of 400 acres each "toPromote the settlement of this infant Province as well as the maintenance of their several Families" who have resided on the "Rear of a Grant to Studholme Barton and Others." In December 1809 "Dec 11 John Innes and 41 others receive a grant on the Kennebecasis River. Henry Pearce, Hector Dickie senior, Hector Dickie junior, Francis Pickle..etc."

Hector Senior in 1810 was a vestryman at Christ Church and "Pew #4 on the North Side of the Church sold to Hector Dickie for 6 pounds 17."

Hector Dickie Jr. held a commission and severed his King and country as Ensign in New Brunswick during the War of 1812. Hector Junior and his wife Ann/Anne sold property in the Parish of Norton in late Dec., 1815, In 1827 Hector Jr. purchased "that tract or parcel of land the property of the said William Pearce, Bequeathed to him by his Father Henry Pearce Deceased... being in the General Grant on the North side of Baxter's Grant.."

Hector Dickie Jr. who had been Born in Jamaica, Long Island, New York Sept. 4, 1787, died at the age of 88 years on May 8, 1875 in Ontario. Anne Walker, his wife, had been born in New Brunswick in 1789. She died 82 years later (may 21, 1871); she is buried at Greenwood Cemetery in Brantford, ON.

In 1814 Hector Jr. and Ann had three sons-John Walker Dickie, Isaac Walker Dickie, Hiram Walker Dickie.
It is not known when the family left our area for Ontario. (Note; I have seen both 1830 and 1837 as dates; he appears to have been here when his father died in 1837.) We do know the first son was born 13 Dec. 1817 at Norton" and married "10 Nov. 1839 at Springfield, N. B. to Maria Augusta Jones, born 1816, at Springfield, died 26 Aug 1850 at Bishopsgate" in Ontario.

Stanley Dickie's letter of 1970 to the Hampton Museum tells us "Hector Senior, his wife and Hector Junior were preparing to come to Ontario. However, Hector Senior contracted blood poisoning from a darning needle left in his sock and died at Norton (Note:Parish) May 5, 1837 in his 100th year. His wife Sarah, and Hector his son, who is my ancestor, with his three sons Isaac,John Walker and Hiram made the trip up through the canals along the Great Lakes in 1837. I have a diary describing their trip written in 1837 by Hector Junior. Hector Senior's wife Sarah is buried here in a little family plot in Brant County, but the bottom of the stone is missing so I don't know how old she was or when she was born."

(Source: The Dickie/ Dickey" File, Kings County Museum, Hampton,NB; the "Walker" File,Kings County Museum; "The Parish of Christ Church,Norton,New Brunswick" by J.E. Hoyt, 1961)

(Note; Was the mountain named for Hector Dickie Sr. or one of his offspring, or for a later generation? I have seen it Written form, and heard in Conversation, the term Dickie's Mountain", but to most people it is "Dickie Mountain", even though I have seen "Cochrane Mountain" on a map.)

(Note; It may be interest to record here that Francis Pickle, became (1811) the first deacon in the local baptist congregation. He in 1824, was ordained as its pastor. In 1799 he had married a Miss Jane Dickie. They had a Grant of land on Dickie Mountain. In the Lower Baptist Cemetery, where the first Baptist meeting House stood, a stone can still be seen that reads; Hector Dickie Pickle son of Francis & Jane Pickle died 13 Dec. 1805 age 3 yrs 9 mos 26 days". He is thought to be the first burial in that Cemetery; the second was Elder James Innis, the first pastor of the church... Information from "Hats and Coats-A History of the Central Norton United baptist Church, 1800-2000" by David G. Keirstead,2000. Prior to his involvement with the church, Francis Pickle was a inkeeper. We read--"Francis Pickle Most respectfully informs the Public in general, that he has opened in Norton, King's County for the accommodation of those that may be pleased to honor him with their custom, where the best of attention will be given. He has provided himself with good

This Ends What the Provincial Archives sent me on the Dickie Family /for Everyone that does not know you may find Dickie Mountain and there Land as it is Today and compare it with the Maps you map down load at the Provincial Archives sight and compare the two looks then and now. go to Googles Map that the one I tried type in Midland,New Brunswick you will see Hector Land the Dickie Road and the Mountain it is all one place. I have search and still have not found a marriage of a Sarah Walker marring Hector Dickie
But if you note above this says Hector Junor was born in New York not were all of us have been looking so we might find something in that area and need to check around there also.

Re: DICKIE, Hector b. IRL > SC m. Sarah

magicalmadness85 — 2009-04-20 22:51:37Z

I live close to St. Abner's and I have made quite a few trips there. I have no actual proof that Sarah's maiden name is Walker. I am going soley on others research on this one. I would like to find proof but I havn't yet.

Re: DICKIE, Hector b. IRL > SC m. Sarah

p_wildeman — 2009-04-19 22:59:38Z

I am reallly astonished at all the info. that has been collected on the Dickie family! However, I have been to the grave of Hector Dickie Sr.'s wife Sarah, and it just says Sarah, wife of Hector Dickie--I know that Hector Jr. married Ann Walker, but would like proof that Hector Sr's wife Sarah was also a Walker: With their close connection to the Walker family, she probably was a Walker! She is buried in St. Abner's Cemetery in Brantford Twp., Brant County, Ontario.
Phyllis Wildeman

Re: DICKIE, James b. c1773 - Ayrshire, Scotland

dkyyks — 2008-03-23 19:07:48Z

Hi John,
James Dickie was my GRx4 Grandfather. Would be really interested in seeing your line from James.
Regards
David Dickie

Re: DICKIE, James b. c1773 - Ayrshire, Scotland

dkyyks — 2008-03-23 19:04:56Z

Hi Julieannangel,
If the William DICKIE you mention was born 1802 and he married Jean WATT, we share the same line. I'm struggling with research before James in 1773 as records are limited. I would be interested top learn more about the link to Alexander and Marion BARR.
Regards

David Dickie

Re: DICKIE, James b. c1773 - Ayrshire, Scotland

dkyyks — 2008-03-24 20:17:25Z

Hi Julie-Ann,
James Dickie (your William Wilson Dickie's eldest brother), was my Great Great Grandfather, so I imagine we're the same Dickie generation.
I live in West Yorkshire now, but was born on a farm near East Kilbride. Spent a lot of time as a kid up there, so I'm familiar with Rutheran and Rigg farms near Chapelton. These feature in my family line for a number of generations.
As you may know William Wilson Dickie is well documented in that area as a significant engineer and agriculturalist.
Would be very interested in your line, are you linked to the Ayrshire Dickie's and the drop forging company ?

Regards
David Dickie dkyyks@aol.com

DICKIE, David, Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient, Civil War

jasche — 2006-11-18 16:22:35Z

Source: http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/mohciv.htm

Note: This is not my ancestry. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

DICKIE, DAVID

Rank and organization: Sergeant, Company A, 97th Illinois Infantry. Place and date: At Vicksburg, Miss., 22 May 1863. Entered service at: Gillespie, Macoupin County, Ill. Birth: Scotland. Date of issue: 29 January 1896. Citation: Gallantry in the charge of the "volunteer storming party."

Re: DICKIE, Isabella m. HADDEN, George

colindickie2k — 2009-04-17 14:38:43Z

I make us being second cousins once removed!

I don't have the information in front of me but it would appear that there was a fair age gap between George and Oswald which would figure.

Have you got any more information on dates, ancestors, etc?

Your Cousin,

Colin

Re: James & Isabella Dickie

lindadillon95 — 2007-04-16 02:10:33Z

I am interested to know if we are researching the same family. My ggrandfather was Gaptain David Milne Dickie and his parents were James Alexander Dickie and Ann/Agnus Milne. He was the eldest and James Alexander jnr was his brother. If this is the same family I have information about them. There are some other people who are also researching this family. David came to N.Z in 1860 with his wife and 2 children and settled in Dunedin. They had 5 more children in N.Z My gfather James was his youngest son
My name is Linda Dillon (neeDickie) and I live in Wanaka N.Z
mail gdillon@es.co.nz

Re: James & Isabella Dickie

lindadillon95 — 2007-06-18 05:12:03Z

I am interested in James and Isabella Dickie. James was my ggrandfathers youngest brother,My email is gdillon@es.co.nz

Re: DICKIE, James b. c1773 - Ayrshire, Scotland

JohnShaw962 — 2008-02-07 18:22:51Z

I am related to James Dickie. He is my great, great, great grandfather on my mother's side. I have the complete line from James to me if you wish to see it. What is your connection to James Dickie?

Dickie of Aberdeenshire, Scotland family tree

valerieanderson65 — 2007-06-02 04:15:33Z

To view my Dickie family tree from Aberdeenshire, please visit the following site
www.anzwers.org/free/nickson
Happy Hunting. Please contact us if you find a connection!

DICKIE, Janet b. 176?, d. 1847 Keig

cluny53 — 2007-04-13 11:46:40Z

Looking for information re Janet Dickie born c 1764-66 place and parents unknown. She was living at Upper Glenton Keig in 1792 the year her daughter Elizabeth Stephen was born. On the 1841 census she was living at Old Balgowan Farm, Keig aged 77 she was listed as Independant, she died in 1847 at Keig where she was buried. Any help would be most gratefully accepted

Re: DICKIE, William R. b. NC m. RANKIN, Annie H. in Shelby MI 1882

lyndyc222 — 2008-06-07 20:29:34Z

Annie Rankin was my Great Grandfather's (Little Hugh) sister. I don't know a lot about William Dickie other than he was born in NC but don't know where. They had two children, James Bradley b: 1883 & Samuel Rankin b: 1887 right? I don't know where they were born or who their children/wives are. I would love to fill in some of those gaps. I have a lot on the Rankin side to help you with if you want. You can contact me lyndyc@suddenlink.net. I live in California and would love to share info if you are interested. Look forward to hearing from you, Lynn Myers Cunningham

Re: DICKIE, James b. c1773 - Ayrshire, Scotland

jules882 — 2008-03-24 09:38:11Z

Hi David,
Thanks for your response. Yes the William that I referred to was William Dickie who married Jane Watt. He had a son William Wilson Dickie who was my great great grandfather. I found the link to Alexander at www.halmyre.abel.co.uk/Family/Dickie_Watt.htm
I can't verify yet if this is correct information, but I'm working on it.Where do you fit in on the tree? Do you mind telling me where you are from.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Julie-Ann Angel (Dickie)

Re: DICKIE, James b. c1773 - Ayrshire, Scotland

jules882 — 2008-03-22 22:05:45Z

I'm a descendant of James Dickie. He was my g,g,g,g grandfather. I'm looking for information further back. I think James's father was Alexander Dickie who married Marion Barr. But thats all I know. James had a son William which is the line that I belong to.

Re: DICKIE, Isabella m. HADDEN, George

margaretcaldwell12 — 2007-12-25 00:24:33Z

Hello I think I can help you. If you are looking for
George Hadden and Isabella Dickie they were my Great Great Grandparents.My madien name is hadden all my family come from aberdeen they are still there.I have all the info you need you are right they did come from fraserburgh my sister has a photo of both of them together also my dad was named George hadden and my granddad was Andrew Hadden feel free to email
Regards.

Re: DICKIE, Isabella m. HADDEN, George

margaretcaldwell12 — 2009-04-19 00:32:30Z

Do you think we are Cousins.......Is any of your family still back home my sister is the one that knows everything about our family.

Re: George Dickie b. 1844 Tarbolton, AYR > Lanarkshire

TirrillM — 2007-01-01 13:10:36Z

1) I don't know where Tarbolton is, but my Dickies hale directly from Dalry where they were in various skilled trades for several centuries.
2) My specific line were wood workers of various sorts. My Robert Dickie came to southern Illinois (Bunker Hill in Macoupin County) sometime after the Civil War, was censed in 1870 and died the following November of disease. He was a wagon maker and had gone out of town to assess the hardwoods in a neighboring forest when he was stricken. He was married to Mary Patrick. Their children were born in Illinois.
3) Robert came from a family full of Thomas and William and John first names. I haven't pinned down his parents in Dalry yet. *But,* if you're interested, I have a copy of court procedings from Glascow in the 1300s that show Dickies in charge of the water works there. :)
Happy Hunting In 2007!

DICKIE Virgil Thomas and Audrey Kitty

t42Moore — 2008-11-10 22:43:57Z

DICKIE Virgil Thomas and Audrey Kitty

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DICKIE, James (Ayr SCO) m. SMITH, Margaret - 1803

j_carleton — 2006-12-05 04:12:56Z

I've started my research on my family line in Scotland and have a James Dickie. All I know about him is that he married a Margaret Smith in 1803 in Kilwinning. They had 6 kids, Robert (1803), Archibald (1805), Jean (1807), Alexandor (1809), Cunningham (1811), and Margaret (1814). Cunningham married a Robert Campbell in 1832. She died in Irvine, in 1893. I would like to find out more about this family and trace if further back, if possible. Thanks for any help.
Judy, in Alberta, Canada.

DICKIE Mary KENT FRANCIS 1916 1963

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-11-11 17:49:34Z

DICKIE Mary KENT FRANCIS 1916 1963

I photographed this gravestone in the I O O F Cemetery, Section Y, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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Re: DICKIE, Hector

kenkingston_1 — 2009-01-27 11:16:14Z

Hector Dickie would have held land grants 1784 on Dickie Mtn, Kings County N.B. Also the Walker family would have as well. The Kings County Museum in Hampton N.B. has a good book on the history of Bloomfield and surrounding areas (Dickie Mtn is included). A lot of information would be there.

Re: DICKIE, Hector b. IRL > SC m. Sarah

kkrupert — 2006-12-23 06:17:05Z

I am looking for a birth certificate of Elizabeth Dickie ,daughter of Hector and Sarah Dickie born in Jamaica on April 10,1784. They evacuate South Carolina in 1783 to Jamaica then move to New Brunswick about 1795.
Elizabeth is my g.g.g.grandmother who marry Henry Rupert in Kings county in early 1800's but not for sure.

Your truly,
Frank Rupert,
kkrupert@interlynx.ca

Re: DICKIE, Isabella m. HADDEN, George

lisamfinley1 — 2009-04-15 23:25:09Z

My great grandparents were named George and Isabella (nee Dickie) Hadden, and were from Aberdeen Scotland. They had a son named Oswald, who was my grandfather. He was born in 1911 and immigrated to Canada (Montreal and later Toronto) likely in his 20s.

Re: DICKIE, James b. c1773 - Ayrshire, Scotland

cgpigott — 2007-02-08 05:23:10Z

Janet DICKIE was a daughter of James DICKIE of Hillockhead, Mauchline, Ayrs, by Margaret WILSON.
She married William THOMSON, Ploughman in Galston, & had issue including a son William THOMSON, b 1823, who marr Janet Burns HOWATSON, & farmed at Wester Highgate, Beith. William & Janet were my gt-gt-grandparents.

There were other siblings, including Gavin DICKIE, & I think I have some notes about him at home.

Please contact me at (cgpigott@bigpond.com).

Chris PIGOTT, Potts Point, N.S.W.

Re: DICKIE, William R. b. NC m. RANKIN, Annie H. in Shelby MI 1882

adholmes44 — 2008-06-10 13:53:41Z

Hi Lynn,

I will try to send this for the 3rd time! I live in Michigan & we have been having power outages due to storms. Every time I work w/this, the electric goes!

The dates are right. But William Dickie was born in Canada (about 1850-51, d. 1931 in Shelby, MI) & had brothers that moved to N.C. I know he visited them. There were a contingent of Dickie's that settled in the Henderson, N.C. area (NOT Hendersonville, N.C.)

Wm. Dickie married Annie Hugh Rankin on June 29, 1882. They had 5 children: James Bradley Muir (b. 1883, d. 1952); Samuel Rankin (b. 1887, d. 195?), Annie May (b. 1889, d.1891); Annie May (b. May 30, 1892, d. 1980) and Donald Hugh (b. July 2, 1894, d. May 5, 1970). This was all written by my Dad (Donald) back in the 1940's or early 1950's. There is more, but I'm not sure how in depth you are going.

William Dickie was a farmer & they lived about 2 miles north of Shelby, Oceana County, Michigan. I have seen the farm & it must have been a hard life.

If you would like more, please let me know. My e-mail is: adholmes44@hotmail.com Looking forward to hearing from you.

Annie D. Holmes

Re: DICKIE, William R. b. NC m. RANKIN, Annie H. in Shelby MI 1882

adholmes44 — 2008-06-07 19:48:35Z

Will try to help. I'm just starting w/Ancestory.com & am learning to work w/computers. William Dickie & Annie Rankin were my grandparents. What do you need to know?

Annie D. Holmes

John Dickie 1851

Elizabeth6936 — 2009-02-09 15:56:46Z

John Dickie born St.Quivox Ayr in 1851 .His parents were George Dickie (blacksmith)and Margaret Richardson on his death certificate. Cannot find their marriage or his birth certificate.Only Blacksmith in census was in Tarbolton born 1823.Is this same person?

James & Isabella Dickie

m_bottoni — 2007-01-15 16:34:32Z

Hello
I have been researching the Dickie name from Scotland for some time now. I have searched back to where my gr grandfather came to the USA - he was born march 17 1873 father was james and mother was isabella. James came to the usa in 1892. His parents were married in 1862 june 6. District of bridgeton glasglow. that is here i get lost. If anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated.

M

Re: DICKIE, Hector b. IRL > SC m. Sarah

sweetdar7 — 2008-03-21 00:15:27Z

Hi I also have information on Hector Dickie Sr. his children
and his Revolution payroll he was a Quarter Master and a Lt. If memory serve me Hector Junior married Ann Walker her Father was Thomas walker her brother John Walker is my side I have been trying to collect what I find on the both of them
Hector Senior and Thomas both serve in the same unit in the revolution not all the time as they were sent to other place that need them also But I did make and save these pay rolls paper to my computer They both left South Carolina and went to New Brunswick Thomas Walker had already been there were that is were he got married according to Later Day Saints Fich files they had one child before even going to South Carolina Hector is in the Service I am told before this time Royal Service. But he did for sure serve in the British service they left to New Brunswick and records there are real slow coming out but hector Sr either died there or also came to Canada both I believe he died there in New Brunswick Hector JR when land open up worked his way to Canada it is un sure weather it was by boat If memory serves me right it was boat. I don't have alot but have some information feel free to get in touch would love to here from Joseph Howard he has also good information and wonder how he is related also my e-mail is sweetdar7@comcast.net I think I have a different last name for Sarah will have to check but I'm pretty sure I do. Hector Jr. I know married a Walker

Re: DICKIE, Hector b. IRL > SC m. Sarah

sweetdar7 — 2008-03-15 17:37:44Z

I am a relation to Ann Walker Dickie who was married to Hector Dickie Jr Father Hector Dickie I have found hector Dickie Sr in the Revolution pay roys he was a Quarter Master
I have been looking for all my relations in All Line of the Family and there Children to do a complete big family Tree of all of them I live in the USA and have access to Lapeer County Census Thanks to the person here that wrote all he did I can now look for more names I have connected so of them as I was always told half of Lapeer County Imlay City was a relative to me my father is a Walker I have been told my great ggg grandfather John was visiting his sister for a while over there we assume it is Ann Dickie and he died there yet I find no records to this his name was John Walker and died 1855 he might have had another daughter there but we are not sure as he had a lot of children as did Hector Dickie Jr. I have pront up all of the treads here and will look for more names and see what I come up with for everyone but I also would like to find out more about hector and Ann Children as they also did live near by is there any living children from this family there off springs grand children excedra left in Ontario that might even know so more information I just came accross this Thread as it is not one I usually use to look for information What I do is research all I find and try and find the proof so I can then add it to the tree I do not try and still anyones hard work well I guess I do but I research father into what people put down to see if I can find more out and if I do they get added to the big Tree I want it to connect right and I'm sure you know what I mean on this proof is inportant in doing our tree. I had to laugh at some of what Joseph Howard wrote as this is stuff I look for as it can have clues in it to finding more information out and can add some spice to our tree for more interesting reading when we write I Thank him for adding all of what he wrote Is he a Dickie family member I wonder but very interesting reading if any one wishs to contact me at my web mail it is sweetdar7@comcast.net There is alot of Dickie listed in New Brunswick early files not all but some that this can help me James and Sarah are for sure in Lapeer Census as is a Charles I just could not figure out there order as this paper posted will be of great help to me. Any ways for one relation to another Happy digging the Fore fathers and do feel free to e-mail I am always finding new stuff and if you get stump just e-mail me and I will see if maybe I came accross it in my searches and maybe we can all work together and find more out
Darlyne McCullen

Re: George Dickie b. 1844 Tarbolton, AYR > Lanarkshire

davidmillan — 2007-01-01 13:12:26Z

Thanks for the reply.
You will see Tarbolton here:
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=242985&y=627084&...
Not too far from Dalry which is in north Ayrshire.
I will keep your information in mind for the future

George Dickie b. 1844 Tarbolton, AYR > Lanarkshire

davidmillan — 2007-01-01 13:07:43Z

Hi,

Anyone researching this family:

Descendants of George Dickie

1 George Dickie b: Abt. 1844 Tarbolton, AYR, Scotland d: Aft. 1875 Census 1881: Fancy Box Maker at Wellgate Head, Lanark Occupation: Fancy Box maker
.. +Helen Nilson b: Abt. 1844 Stair, AYR, Scotland d: Aft. 1875
....... 2 George Dickie b: Abt. 1866 Mauchline, AYR, Scotland Census 1881: Fancy Box Maker at Wellgate Head, Lanark
....... 2 Matthew Dickie b: Abt. 1868 Mauchline, AYR, Scotland
....... 2 Robert Dickie b: Abt. 1873 Mauchline, AYR, Scotland
....... 2 John Dickie b: Abt. 1874 Tarbolton, AYR, Scotland d: Bef. 1928
........... +Margaret Cuthbertson McCallum b: 12 June 1874 LNK, Scotland m: 16 October 1895 in Lanark, LNK, Scotland d: 22 January 1928 in Lanark, LNK, Scotland Census 1881: 3 April 1881 Vol 648 Dist 2 p17 Occupation: Stocking Weaver
................ 3 James Dickie b: 1896 Glasgow, LNK, Scotland Occupation: Hairdresser
.................... +Marion McDougall b: 1897 Glasgow, LNK, Scotland m: 28 February 1919 in Milton Parish Church, Glasgow, LNK, Scotland Occupation: Restaurant waitress
.......................... 4 Marion Dickie
................ 3 William Dickie b: Abt. 1896 d: Aft. 1928
....... 2 William Dickie b: Abt. 1879 Lanark, LNK, Scotland
....... 2 Hugh Dickie b: Abt. December 1880 Lanark, LNK, Scotland

DICKIE, James b. 1873

Michelle_Bottoni — 2007-10-02 01:28:42Z

I am looking for James Dickie born 03/07/1873 parents were Isabella and James dickie married 6/6/1862 in Bridgeton Glasglow (I cannot find records on this other than this county registration on the child James). I cannot read the maiden name on the county records but do know it was registerd in the district of park county of lanark.
Any info in this direction would be helpful. I do know this James Dickie (child) married a Bessie Deborah Rowe and they had a son named Elliott - this childs name was changed to James somewhere between the 1900 and 1910 census in the USA.
Thx
Michelle