Husband of Mary Sterling (Sherrerd) Dickey. Son of Rev. John Miller Dickey and Sarah Emlen (Cresson) Dickey.
"DEATH of REV. C. C. DICKEY.
Announcement was made in West Philadelphia of the death of Rev. Clement C. Dickey, which occurred on Thursday morning at Colorado Springs, the cause being Bright's disease. Mr. Dickey was founder of the Patterson Memorial Presbyterian Church, Sixty-third and Vine streets, and its pastor until failing health compelled him to resign. The body will be forwarded to his home, Oxford, Chester county, this State, for Interment."
The Philadelphia Inquirer. 11 March 1893
"DICKEY.-Rev. Clement C. Dickey, Colorado Springs, Colorado, Thursday evening, March 9, 1893.
Funeral services at Oxford, Pa. in the Oxford Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday, 14th instant, at 1:30 P. M."
The Philadelphia Inquirer. 14 March 1893
"DEATH of REV. C. C. DICKEY.
Announcement was made in West Philadelphia of the death of Rev. Clement C. Dickey, which occurred on Thursday morning at Colorado Springs, the cause being Bright's disease. Mr. Dickey was founder of the Patterson Memorial Presbyterian Church, Sixty-third and Vine streets, and its pastor until failing health compelled him to resign. The body will be forwarded to his home, Oxford, Chester county, this State, for Interment."
The Philadelphia Inquirer. 11 March 1893
"DICKEY.-Rev. Clement C. Dickey, Colorado Springs, Colorado, Thursday evening, March 9, 1893.
Funeral services at Oxford, Pa. in the Oxford Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday, 14th instant, at 1:30 P. M."
The Philadelphia Inquirer. 14 March 1893
Husband of Mary Sterling (Sherrerd) Dickey. Son of Rev. John Miller Dickey and Sarah Emlen (Cresson) Dickey.
"DEATH of REV. C. C. DICKEY.
Announcement was made in West Philadelphia of the death of Rev. Clement C. Dickey, which occurred on Thursday morning at Colorado Springs, the cause being Bright's disease. Mr. Dickey was founder of the Patterson Memorial Presbyterian Church, Sixty-third and Vine streets, and its pastor until failing health compelled him to resign. The body will be forwarded to his home, Oxford, Chester county, this State, for Interment."
The Philadelphia Inquirer. 11 March 1893
"DICKEY.-Rev. Clement C. Dickey, Colorado Springs, Colorado, Thursday evening, March 9, 1893.
Funeral services at Oxford, Pa. in the Oxford Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday, 14th instant, at 1:30 P. M."
The Philadelphia Inquirer. 14 March 1893
"DEATH of REV. C. C. DICKEY.
Announcement was made in West Philadelphia of the death of Rev. Clement C. Dickey, which occurred on Thursday morning at Colorado Springs, the cause being Bright's disease. Mr. Dickey was founder of the Patterson Memorial Presbyterian Church, Sixty-third and Vine streets, and its pastor until failing health compelled him to resign. The body will be forwarded to his home, Oxford, Chester county, this State, for Interment."
The Philadelphia Inquirer. 11 March 1893
"DICKEY.-Rev. Clement C. Dickey, Colorado Springs, Colorado, Thursday evening, March 9, 1893.
Funeral services at Oxford, Pa. in the Oxford Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday, 14th instant, at 1:30 P. M."
The Philadelphia Inquirer. 14 March 1893
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