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John Dickey

Birth1788-06-26 - Randolph,North Carolina,USA
Death19 Feb 1862 - Jefferson, Indiana, United States
MotherMartha Thornberry
FatherWilliam Dickey

Born in Randolph,North Carolina,USA on 1788-06-26 to William Dickey and Martha Thornberry. John Dickey married Elizabeth Stark and had 12 children. He passed away on 19 Feb 1862 in Jefferson, Indiana, United States.

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Parents
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William Dickey
1750 - 1826
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Martha Thornberry
1775 - 1834
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Stark
1800 - 1843
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Elizabeth Dickey
Unknown - Unknown
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Hiram Jerome Dickey
1833 - 1862
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Mary Jane Dickey
1841 - 1919
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Cyrus C. Dickey
1831 - 1904
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Belinda Dickey
1817 - 1900
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Rachel Ellen Dickey
1838 - 1931
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Caroline Dickey
1829 - 1830
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Joel Dickey
1820 - 1874
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Salem Dickey
1824 - 1886
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Elizabeth Grace Dickey
1843 - 1843
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Edward Thornberry Dickey
1822 - Unknown
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John Templeton Dickey
1826 - 1887
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Clinton Dickey
1835 - 1838

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