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Ira E. Dickson

Birth1818 - Ohio, United States
Death1880 - Sparta, Monroe, Wisconsin, United States
MotherFrancis Smith
FatherJohn Dickson

Born in Ohio, United States on 1818 to John Dickson and Francis Smith. Ira E. Dickson married Augusta Mary Dougherty and had 12 children. He passed away on 1880 in Sparta, Monroe, Wisconsin, United States.

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John Dickson
1777 - 1847
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Francis Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Augusta Mary Dougherty
1824 - 1860
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William Henry Dickson
1842 - 1917
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Louisa Evelyn Dickson
1853 - 1917
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Ward Beecher Dickson
1874 - 1939
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Helen Mars Dixon
1847 - 1897
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Hannah Dickson
1853 - Unknown
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Ira Dickson
1851 - Unknown
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Mary Emma Dickson
1856 - Unknown
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Alvira Dickson
1849 - 1929
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Wallace Dickson
1862 - 1951
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Ida Dickson
1860 - Unknown
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Fannie Dickson
1865 - Unknown
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Francis Dickson
1846 - Unknown

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