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James Smith Dickson

Birth1837 - Indiana
Death28 OCT 1898 - Decatur, Macon, Illnois
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Born in Indiana on 1837. James Smith Dickson married Nettie Ellen Broaddust and had 16 children. He passed away on 28 OCT 1898 in Decatur, Macon, Illnois.

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Nettie Ellen Broaddust
1855 - 1926
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Ada Bell Dickson
1882 - 1964
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Alia May Dickson
1884 - 1920
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Hazel Anne Dickson
1894 - 1960
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William Shelby Dickson
1892 - 1977
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Sarah Pearl Dickson
1887 - 1973
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Emma Ellen Dickson
1881 - 1910
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James Smith Dickson
1880 - 1906
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Charles Dickson
1885 - 1929
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Bertha Dickson
1888 - 1938
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Elmer Melvin Dickson
1899 - 1900
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Rena Ethel Dickson
1897 - 1898
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Eliza M Dickson
1869 - Unknown
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Ida May Dickson
1866 - Unknown
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Mary C. Dickson
1864 - Unknown
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Auregina Jane Dickson
1861 - Unknown
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Ida F. Owens
1866 - 1910

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