DIED.
DIDKENSON-In Lake Johana Pope Co. on Sunday June 14th of paralysis. Jacob Dickinson aged 68 years.
Mr Dickinson was born in New Jersey and removed with his parents to Greene county, Wisconsin, where he united with the Methodist Episcopal church, and married Miss Lena Smith. They came to Fillmore County, Minn., where in 1861, be enlisted in the war of the rebellion, and served until its close. After returning home he removed to Pope Co., Minn.. where he has resided ever since. He has thirteen children, of which eleven, together with his wife, remain to mourn his loss. He was buried from the Methodist church at Sauk Centre.
The Sauk Centre Herald
Sauk Centre, MN
Jun 25, 1896∼Enlisted in the Second Minnesota Volunteer Infantry.
Sauk Centre Herald
June 25, 1896
DIED
DIDKENSON(sic) – In Lake Johana Pope Co. on Sunday June 14th of paralysis, Jacob Dickinson aged 68 years.
Mr. Dickinson was born in New Jersey and removed with his parents to Green County, Wisconsin, where he united with the Methodist Episcopal church, and married Miss Lena(sic) Smith. They came to Fillmore County, Minn., where in 1861, he enlisted in the war of the rebellion, and served until its close. After returning to his home he removed to Pope Co., Minn., where he has resided ever since. He has thirteen children, of which eleven, together with his wife, remain to mourn his loss. He was buried from the Methodist church at Sauk Centre.
Sauk Centre Historical Society
Transcribed by C B Gardiner
Jacob's parents were Charity Wass and Isaac Dickison.
Jacob's daughter Emma Amelia Dickison Noble, wife of Shelby Noble, died at Sauk Centre 11/23/1907.
Not sure where she is buried:
CONNELLY —In this city on Thursday,
February 20th, of chronic heart disease,
Hattie E., wife ofSilas W. Connelly of
this city, and daughter of Jacob Dickenson[sic]
of Lake Johanna, aged thirty-three
years.
She was an exemplary woman in every
relation in life. A devoted wife, affectionate
daughter and indulgent mother,
her death falls as a heavy blow upon
the members of her immediate family.
She enjoyed a wide circle of friends who
always found in her a sympathetic
heart and willing hand. She was a loyal
member of the Methodist church, and
departed this life in the sweet confidence
of a blissful immortality, after a year
of intense suffering, which was borne
with patience and resignation. She was
married in this city when only eighteen
years of age, and all her married life has
been spent in this city and vicinity.
Her husband and two sons, aged fourteen
and ten respectively, survive co
cherish her memory.
The Sauk Centre Herald, Sauk Centre, Minnesota, February 27, 1896
1850 Exeter, Green, Wisconsin federal census Isaac 47 NJ Charity 50 Jacob 21 NJ Catharine 15 William 11
1850 Montrose, Dane, Wisconsin federal census Seny Smith 12 is living with her parents Horace 39 NY Catherine 35
1857 Township 104, Fillmore, Minnesota state census Jacob 29 Sana 19 Wm E 1/12 Elizabeth Smith 12. Isaac 56 Charity 56 and Wm H live a few doors down
1860 Orion, Olmsted, Minnesota federal census Horace Smith 49 and Catherine 46 and kids
1865 Pilot Mound, Fillmore, Minnesota stae census Jacob Sena E William E Albert L Charley E Hattie E. Next door is the Horace S and Catharine A Smith household.
1870 Lake Johanna, Pope, Minnesota federal census Jacob 42 NJ Sena 32 NY William 13 MN Albert 10 MN Charles 9 MN Hatty 7 MN George 4 Frank 2
1880 Lake Johanna, Pope, Minnesota federal census Jacob 53 NJ Sena 43 NY William 23 Albert 20 Charles 19 Hattie 16 George 13 George 13 Frank 11 Orin 9 Emiline 7 Friderick 5 Lilly May 3 Eddy 5m
1885 Lake Johanna, Pope, Minnesota Jacob 56 Sine 47 Birt 25 Charley 23 George 18 Frank 16 Orin 14 Emma 12 Fred 10 May 7 Eddie 5 Eide 3. The William Dickison family is next door.
1895 Lake Johanna, Pope, Minnesota state census Jacob 68 Sena 58 Fredric 22 Eddie 15. Next door is Albert and family
1900 Sauk Centre, Stearns, Minnesota federal census Seneth Dickison widow is living in the Orien Dickison household. She had had 13 children of which ten are living.
DIDKENSON-In Lake Johana Pope Co. on Sunday June 14th of paralysis. Jacob Dickinson aged 68 years.
Mr Dickinson was born in New Jersey and removed with his parents to Greene county, Wisconsin, where he united with the Methodist Episcopal church, and married Miss Lena Smith. They came to Fillmore County, Minn., where in 1861, be enlisted in the war of the rebellion, and served until its close. After returning home he removed to Pope Co., Minn.. where he has resided ever since. He has thirteen children, of which eleven, together with his wife, remain to mourn his loss. He was buried from the Methodist church at Sauk Centre.
The Sauk Centre Herald
Sauk Centre, MN
Jun 25, 1896∼Enlisted in the Second Minnesota Volunteer Infantry.
Sauk Centre Herald
June 25, 1896
DIED
DIDKENSON(sic) – In Lake Johana Pope Co. on Sunday June 14th of paralysis, Jacob Dickinson aged 68 years.
Mr. Dickinson was born in New Jersey and removed with his parents to Green County, Wisconsin, where he united with the Methodist Episcopal church, and married Miss Lena(sic) Smith. They came to Fillmore County, Minn., where in 1861, he enlisted in the war of the rebellion, and served until its close. After returning to his home he removed to Pope Co., Minn., where he has resided ever since. He has thirteen children, of which eleven, together with his wife, remain to mourn his loss. He was buried from the Methodist church at Sauk Centre.
Sauk Centre Historical Society
Transcribed by C B Gardiner
Jacob's parents were Charity Wass and Isaac Dickison.
Jacob's daughter Emma Amelia Dickison Noble, wife of Shelby Noble, died at Sauk Centre 11/23/1907.
Not sure where she is buried:
CONNELLY —In this city on Thursday,
February 20th, of chronic heart disease,
Hattie E., wife ofSilas W. Connelly of
this city, and daughter of Jacob Dickenson[sic]
of Lake Johanna, aged thirty-three
years.
She was an exemplary woman in every
relation in life. A devoted wife, affectionate
daughter and indulgent mother,
her death falls as a heavy blow upon
the members of her immediate family.
She enjoyed a wide circle of friends who
always found in her a sympathetic
heart and willing hand. She was a loyal
member of the Methodist church, and
departed this life in the sweet confidence
of a blissful immortality, after a year
of intense suffering, which was borne
with patience and resignation. She was
married in this city when only eighteen
years of age, and all her married life has
been spent in this city and vicinity.
Her husband and two sons, aged fourteen
and ten respectively, survive co
cherish her memory.
The Sauk Centre Herald, Sauk Centre, Minnesota, February 27, 1896
1850 Exeter, Green, Wisconsin federal census Isaac 47 NJ Charity 50 Jacob 21 NJ Catharine 15 William 11
1850 Montrose, Dane, Wisconsin federal census Seny Smith 12 is living with her parents Horace 39 NY Catherine 35
1857 Township 104, Fillmore, Minnesota state census Jacob 29 Sana 19 Wm E 1/12 Elizabeth Smith 12. Isaac 56 Charity 56 and Wm H live a few doors down
1860 Orion, Olmsted, Minnesota federal census Horace Smith 49 and Catherine 46 and kids
1865 Pilot Mound, Fillmore, Minnesota stae census Jacob Sena E William E Albert L Charley E Hattie E. Next door is the Horace S and Catharine A Smith household.
1870 Lake Johanna, Pope, Minnesota federal census Jacob 42 NJ Sena 32 NY William 13 MN Albert 10 MN Charles 9 MN Hatty 7 MN George 4 Frank 2
1880 Lake Johanna, Pope, Minnesota federal census Jacob 53 NJ Sena 43 NY William 23 Albert 20 Charles 19 Hattie 16 George 13 George 13 Frank 11 Orin 9 Emiline 7 Friderick 5 Lilly May 3 Eddy 5m
1885 Lake Johanna, Pope, Minnesota Jacob 56 Sine 47 Birt 25 Charley 23 George 18 Frank 16 Orin 14 Emma 12 Fred 10 May 7 Eddie 5 Eide 3. The William Dickison family is next door.
1895 Lake Johanna, Pope, Minnesota state census Jacob 68 Sena 58 Fredric 22 Eddie 15. Next door is Albert and family
1900 Sauk Centre, Stearns, Minnesota federal census Seneth Dickison widow is living in the Orien Dickison household. She had had 13 children of which ten are living.
DIED.
DIDKENSON-In Lake Johana Pope Co. on Sunday June 14th of paralysis. Jacob Dickinson aged 68 years.
Mr Dickinson was born in New Jersey and removed with his parents to Greene county, Wisconsin, where he united with the Methodist Episcopal church, and married Miss Lena Smith. They came to Fillmore County, Minn., where in 1861, be enlisted in the war of the rebellion, and served until its close. After returning home he removed to Pope Co., Minn.. where he has resided ever since. He has thirteen children, of which eleven, together with his wife, remain to mourn his loss. He was buried from the Methodist church at Sauk Centre.
The Sauk Centre Herald
Sauk Centre, MN
Jun 25, 1896∼Enlisted in the Second Minnesota Volunteer Infantry.
Sauk Centre Herald
June 25, 1896
DIED
DIDKENSON(sic) – In Lake Johana Pope Co. on Sunday June 14th of paralysis, Jacob Dickinson aged 68 years.
Mr. Dickinson was born in New Jersey and removed with his parents to Green County, Wisconsin, where he united with the Methodist Episcopal church, and married Miss Lena(sic) Smith. They came to Fillmore County, Minn., where in 1861, he enlisted in the war of the rebellion, and served until its close. After returning to his home he removed to Pope Co., Minn., where he has resided ever since. He has thirteen children, of which eleven, together with his wife, remain to mourn his loss. He was buried from the Methodist church at Sauk Centre.
Sauk Centre Historical Society
Transcribed by C B Gardiner
Jacob's parents were Charity Wass and Isaac Dickison.
Jacob's daughter Emma Amelia Dickison Noble, wife of Shelby Noble, died at Sauk Centre 11/23/1907.
Not sure where she is buried:
CONNELLY —In this city on Thursday,
February 20th, of chronic heart disease,
Hattie E., wife ofSilas W. Connelly of
this city, and daughter of Jacob Dickenson[sic]
of Lake Johanna, aged thirty-three
years.
She was an exemplary woman in every
relation in life. A devoted wife, affectionate
daughter and indulgent mother,
her death falls as a heavy blow upon
the members of her immediate family.
She enjoyed a wide circle of friends who
always found in her a sympathetic
heart and willing hand. She was a loyal
member of the Methodist church, and
departed this life in the sweet confidence
of a blissful immortality, after a year
of intense suffering, which was borne
with patience and resignation. She was
married in this city when only eighteen
years of age, and all her married life has
been spent in this city and vicinity.
Her husband and two sons, aged fourteen
and ten respectively, survive co
cherish her memory.
The Sauk Centre Herald, Sauk Centre, Minnesota, February 27, 1896
1850 Exeter, Green, Wisconsin federal census Isaac 47 NJ Charity 50 Jacob 21 NJ Catharine 15 William 11
1850 Montrose, Dane, Wisconsin federal census Seny Smith 12 is living with her parents Horace 39 NY Catherine 35
1857 Township 104, Fillmore, Minnesota state census Jacob 29 Sana 19 Wm E 1/12 Elizabeth Smith 12. Isaac 56 Charity 56 and Wm H live a few doors down
1860 Orion, Olmsted, Minnesota federal census Horace Smith 49 and Catherine 46 and kids
1865 Pilot Mound, Fillmore, Minnesota stae census Jacob Sena E William E Albert L Charley E Hattie E. Next door is the Horace S and Catharine A Smith household.
1870 Lake Johanna, Pope, Minnesota federal census Jacob 42 NJ Sena 32 NY William 13 MN Albert 10 MN Charles 9 MN Hatty 7 MN George 4 Frank 2
1880 Lake Johanna, Pope, Minnesota federal census Jacob 53 NJ Sena 43 NY William 23 Albert 20 Charles 19 Hattie 16 George 13 George 13 Frank 11 Orin 9 Emiline 7 Friderick 5 Lilly May 3 Eddy 5m
1885 Lake Johanna, Pope, Minnesota Jacob 56 Sine 47 Birt 25 Charley 23 George 18 Frank 16 Orin 14 Emma 12 Fred 10 May 7 Eddie 5 Eide 3. The William Dickison family is next door.
1895 Lake Johanna, Pope, Minnesota state census Jacob 68 Sena 58 Fredric 22 Eddie 15. Next door is Albert and family
1900 Sauk Centre, Stearns, Minnesota federal census Seneth Dickison widow is living in the Orien Dickison household. She had had 13 children of which ten are living.
DIDKENSON-In Lake Johana Pope Co. on Sunday June 14th of paralysis. Jacob Dickinson aged 68 years.
Mr Dickinson was born in New Jersey and removed with his parents to Greene county, Wisconsin, where he united with the Methodist Episcopal church, and married Miss Lena Smith. They came to Fillmore County, Minn., where in 1861, be enlisted in the war of the rebellion, and served until its close. After returning home he removed to Pope Co., Minn.. where he has resided ever since. He has thirteen children, of which eleven, together with his wife, remain to mourn his loss. He was buried from the Methodist church at Sauk Centre.
The Sauk Centre Herald
Sauk Centre, MN
Jun 25, 1896∼Enlisted in the Second Minnesota Volunteer Infantry.
Sauk Centre Herald
June 25, 1896
DIED
DIDKENSON(sic) – In Lake Johana Pope Co. on Sunday June 14th of paralysis, Jacob Dickinson aged 68 years.
Mr. Dickinson was born in New Jersey and removed with his parents to Green County, Wisconsin, where he united with the Methodist Episcopal church, and married Miss Lena(sic) Smith. They came to Fillmore County, Minn., where in 1861, he enlisted in the war of the rebellion, and served until its close. After returning to his home he removed to Pope Co., Minn., where he has resided ever since. He has thirteen children, of which eleven, together with his wife, remain to mourn his loss. He was buried from the Methodist church at Sauk Centre.
Sauk Centre Historical Society
Transcribed by C B Gardiner
Jacob's parents were Charity Wass and Isaac Dickison.
Jacob's daughter Emma Amelia Dickison Noble, wife of Shelby Noble, died at Sauk Centre 11/23/1907.
Not sure where she is buried:
CONNELLY —In this city on Thursday,
February 20th, of chronic heart disease,
Hattie E., wife ofSilas W. Connelly of
this city, and daughter of Jacob Dickenson[sic]
of Lake Johanna, aged thirty-three
years.
She was an exemplary woman in every
relation in life. A devoted wife, affectionate
daughter and indulgent mother,
her death falls as a heavy blow upon
the members of her immediate family.
She enjoyed a wide circle of friends who
always found in her a sympathetic
heart and willing hand. She was a loyal
member of the Methodist church, and
departed this life in the sweet confidence
of a blissful immortality, after a year
of intense suffering, which was borne
with patience and resignation. She was
married in this city when only eighteen
years of age, and all her married life has
been spent in this city and vicinity.
Her husband and two sons, aged fourteen
and ten respectively, survive co
cherish her memory.
The Sauk Centre Herald, Sauk Centre, Minnesota, February 27, 1896
1850 Exeter, Green, Wisconsin federal census Isaac 47 NJ Charity 50 Jacob 21 NJ Catharine 15 William 11
1850 Montrose, Dane, Wisconsin federal census Seny Smith 12 is living with her parents Horace 39 NY Catherine 35
1857 Township 104, Fillmore, Minnesota state census Jacob 29 Sana 19 Wm E 1/12 Elizabeth Smith 12. Isaac 56 Charity 56 and Wm H live a few doors down
1860 Orion, Olmsted, Minnesota federal census Horace Smith 49 and Catherine 46 and kids
1865 Pilot Mound, Fillmore, Minnesota stae census Jacob Sena E William E Albert L Charley E Hattie E. Next door is the Horace S and Catharine A Smith household.
1870 Lake Johanna, Pope, Minnesota federal census Jacob 42 NJ Sena 32 NY William 13 MN Albert 10 MN Charles 9 MN Hatty 7 MN George 4 Frank 2
1880 Lake Johanna, Pope, Minnesota federal census Jacob 53 NJ Sena 43 NY William 23 Albert 20 Charles 19 Hattie 16 George 13 George 13 Frank 11 Orin 9 Emiline 7 Friderick 5 Lilly May 3 Eddy 5m
1885 Lake Johanna, Pope, Minnesota Jacob 56 Sine 47 Birt 25 Charley 23 George 18 Frank 16 Orin 14 Emma 12 Fred 10 May 7 Eddie 5 Eide 3. The William Dickison family is next door.
1895 Lake Johanna, Pope, Minnesota state census Jacob 68 Sena 58 Fredric 22 Eddie 15. Next door is Albert and family
1900 Sauk Centre, Stearns, Minnesota federal census Seneth Dickison widow is living in the Orien Dickison household. She had had 13 children of which ten are living.
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