Darius DICKINSON
1764 - Bef 1808-
Name Darius DICKINSON [1, 2] Born May 1764 Dutchess County, New York, USA 
Gender Male Baptism Oct 1792 Anglican Church Cemetary, 1972-NB, Lower Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada Died Bef 26 Oct 1808 Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada Siblings 1 sibling + 1. Darius DICKINSON, b. May 1764, Dutchess County, New York, USA , d. Bef 26 Oct 1808, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada 2. Arden DICKINSON, b. Apr 1767, d. UNKNOWN Person ID I239 The Descendants of Dr. John Larlee | The descendants of Mary Larlee and Darius Dickinson Last Modified 6 Jun 2013
Father Amos DICKINSON, b. Bef 1710, Suffolk,Livingston,New York,USA , d. UNKNOWN, Northampton,Carleton,New Brunswick,Canada Relationship natural Mother Hannah TEED, b. 1723, d. 1772 Relationship natural Married 1756 Carleton, Monroe, Michigan, United States 
Children2 children Family ID F99 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Mary LARLEE, b. Abt 1772, Burton, Sunbury County, New Brunswick, Canada , d. Aft 1822, Unknown Married Bef 1788 Sunbury County, New Brunswick, Canada Children + 1. Peter DICKINSON, b. 02 May 1788, Woodstock, Carleton County, New Brunswick, Canada , d. 1839, Unknown [natural]+ 2. John Duncan DICKINSON, b. 03 Dec 1789, Woodstock, Carleton County, New Brunswick, Canada , d. Jan 1868, Lower Brighton Cemetery, Brighton, Carleton County, New Brunswick [natural]3. Elizabeth DICKINSON, b. 27 Nov 1791, Woodstock, Carleton County, New Brunswick, Canada , d. UNKNOWN, New Brunswick, Canada [natural]+ 4. Amos Norman DICKINSON, b. 1794, d. UNKNOWN, New Brunswick, Canada [natural]+ 5. Tertullus Darius DICKINSON, b. 10 Apr 1796, New Brunswick, Canada , d. 30 Sep 1867, Lower Brighton, New Brunswick, Canada (Age 71 years) [natural]6. Harriet Ann DICKINSON, b. 02 May 1798, Woodstock, Carleton County, New Brunswick, Canada , d. UNKNOWN, New Brunswick, Canada [natural]7. Sarah Ann DICKINSON, b. 16 Feb 1800, d. UNKNOWN, New Brunswick, Canada [natural]+ 8. Samuel N. DICKINSON, b. 24 Nov 1802, Wakefield, New Brunswick, Canada , d. 23 May 1875 (Age 72 years) [natural]9. Susan Rachel DICKINSON, b. 12 Aug 1804, Woodstock, Carleton County, New Brunswick, Canada , d. UNKNOWN, New Brunswick, Canada [natural]+ 10. Duncan DICKINSON, b. 08 Jan 1808, Wakefield, New Brunswick, Canada , d. 15 Sep 1871, Wakefield, Carleton County, New Brunswick, Canada (Age 63 years)Last Modified 14 Jan 2019 Family ID F90 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Born - May 1764 - Dutchess County, New York, USA 
Baptism - Oct 1792 - Anglican Church Cemetary, 1972-NB, Lower Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada 
Married - Bef 1788 - Sunbury County, New Brunswick, Canada 
Died - Bef 26 Oct 1808 - Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Notes - Darius arrived at Saint John with his father's family in 1783 with the Spring Fleet, the first of six major government-provided fleets of ships to carry loyalist exiles from New York to Saint John in that year. On March 15, 1785, Darius and Arden Dickinson petitioned for Lot 70 at Gagetown, stating they had "arrived with the first fleet, next May will be two years," and stating their ages as Darius "will next May be 21 years old" and Arden "18 in April next." On April 4, 1805, Darius, who signed with his mark, and wife Mary, sold Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, fronting on the St. John River, in the Parish of Wakefield, to Ard Dickinson (probably Arden, his brother), Wakefield, for two hundred pounds. The deed was witnessed by Joseph Woolverton and John Dickenson. Presumably he removed to Fredericton, New Brunswick at this time and practiced his trade as a tailor. Darius Dickinson, "late of York County," died prior to 26 October 1808, on which date the widow, Mary Dickinson, renounced administration of Darius' estate in favour of the principal creditor, Henry Smith. Her signature was witnessed by Peter Dickinson and Arden Dickinson. Note included by Polly Shaw: In Vital Statistics (newspapers): Estate of Darius Dickinson, Fredericton; Administrator: Henry Smith, 29 Dec. 1808.
Darius arrived at Saint John with his father's family in 1783 with the Spring Fleet, the first of six major government-provided fleets of ships to carry loyalist exiles from New York to Saint John in that year.
On March 15, 1785, Darius and Arden Dickinson petitioned for Lot 70 at Gagetown, stating they had "arrived with the first fleet, next May will be two years," and stating their ages as Darius "will next May be 21 years old" and Arden "18 in April next."
On April 4, 1805, Darius, who signed with his mark, and wife Mary, sold Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, fronting on the St. John River, in the Parish of Wakefield, to Ard Dickinson (probably Arden, his brother), Wakefield, for two hundred pounds. The deed was witnessed by Joseph Woolverton and John Dickenson. Presumably he removed to Fredericton, New Brunswick at this time and practiced his trade as a tailor.
Darius Dickinson, "late of York County," died prior to 26 October 1808, on which date the widow, Mary Dickinson, renounced administration of Darius' estate in favour of the principal creditor, Henry Smith. Her signature was witnessed by Peter Dickinson and Arden Dickinson.
Note included by Polly Shaw:
In Vital Statistics (newspapers): Estate of Darius Dickinson, Fredericton; Administrator: Henry Smith, 29 Dec. 1808.
- Darius arrived at Saint John with his father's family in 1783 with the Spring Fleet, the first of six major government-provided fleets of ships to carry loyalist exiles from New York to Saint John in that year. On March 15, 1785, Darius and Arden Dickinson petitioned for Lot 70 at Gagetown, stating they had "arrived with the first fleet, next May will be two years," and stating their ages as Darius "will next May be 21 years old" and Arden "18 in April next." On April 4, 1805, Darius, who signed with his mark, and wife Mary, sold Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, fronting on the St. John River, in the Parish of Wakefield, to Ard Dickinson (probably Arden, his brother), Wakefield, for two hundred pounds. The deed was witnessed by Joseph Woolverton and John Dickenson. Presumably he removed to Fredericton, New Brunswick at this time and practiced his trade as a tailor. Darius Dickinson, "late of York County," died prior to 26 October 1808, on which date the widow, Mary Dickinson, renounced administration of Darius' estate in favour of the principal creditor, Henry Smith. Her signature was witnessed by Peter Dickinson and Arden Dickinson. Note included by Polly Shaw: In Vital Statistics (newspapers): Estate of Darius Dickinson, Fredericton; Administrator: Henry Smith, 29 Dec. 1808.
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