Dickson family papers, 1762-1932.

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Dickson family papers, 1762-1932.

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Chiefly correspondence, accounts, receipts, and land papers including bond, 22 May 1764, York County, Pa., of Matthew Dickson to James Hamilton; bond, 30 Nov. 1772, Craven County, S.C., of M. Dickson to Nicholas Walton and James Caldwell. Tax receipt, 12 Aug. 1777, of M. Dickson, re 220 acres of land; letter, 28 Dec. 1789, Rutherford County, N.C., from John Swann, to M. Dickson, re lawsuit brought against Swann by J. Dickson; bill, 11 June 1805-12 May 1807, Pendleton District S.C., re blacksmith work done by Samuel Cherry for M. Dickson. Letter, 24 Jan. 1818, from J. Kirksey, to M. Dickson, re difficulty in hiring laborers; letter, 23 June 1932, Anderson, S.C., from Mae McDuffie, to Jo[seph] O[liver] Wilhite, Toccoa, Ga., re Depression era economy and financial difficulties. Also including two volumes, 1956, by Harriet Dickson Reynolds, "David Dickson, 1750-1830, and some of his descendants records;" and volume, 1970, Houston, Tx., by Harriet Dickson Reynolds, re genealogy of William and David Dickson of South Carolina and Georgia.

70 items and 3 v.

University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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Wilhite, Joseph Oliver.

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Dickson, David, 1750-1830.

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Dickson family.

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Residents of York County, Pa., and York County, S.C.; Matthew Dickson (b. 1731) immigrated from Ireland, arriving in U.S. in 1762, and served in the cavalry for Revolutionary Army. From the description of Dickson family papers, 1762-1932. (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 42640940 Abishai M. Dickson, an Alabama native, joined the Alabama Red Rovers in response to the events of the Texas Revolution, and was killed in the Goliad massacre. ...

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Walton, Nicholas.

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