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James Dickson

Birth1837 - Tweedmouth, Northumberland, England
DeathOct 1896 - South Shields, Durham
MotherMargaret Bonner
FatherFrancis Dickson

Born in Tweedmouth, Northumberland, England on 1837 to Francis Dickson and Margaret Bonner. James Dickson married Isabella Malcolm and had 9 children. He passed away on Oct 1896 in South Shields, Durham.

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Parents
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Francis Dickson
1809 - Unknown
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Margaret Bonner
1810 - 1882
Spouse(s)
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Isabella Malcolm
1848 - Unknown
Children Show all
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James Edward Dickson
1874 - Unknown
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Albert A Dickson
1880 - Unknown
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Thomas B Dickson
1878 - Unknown
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George S Dickson
1883 - Unknown
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Francis William Dickson
1872 - Unknown
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Francis W Dickson
1873 - Unknown
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John T. Dickson
1877 - Unknown
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Isabella Dickson
1872 - Unknown
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George Dickson
1895 - Unknown

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