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About Captain David Thomas Dickinson
A Patriot of the American Revolution for CONNECTICUT. DAR Ancestor # A034072
David Dickinson was in the King's forces during The French and Indian Wars. He also was a patriot on the American side during the Rev. War. He signed an Oath of Allegiance in 1779 stating that he supported the American Patriots. Several women have used him to gain acceptance into the Daughters of the American Revolution. His daughter Mary Dickinson married Richard Chamberlain who actually was a soldier in a CT unit and was captured after the surrender of Ft. Washington near New York City. I have not requested Richard Chamberlain's records from NARA but plan to pay DAR for a record copy of his service. Richard Chamberlain's daughter Mary married as his second wife Stephen Skinner of CT, also a patriot in the American Revolution. Stephen and Mary (Chamberlain) Skinner are buried at the Episcopal Church in Sherburne, NY.
- Reference: Ancestry Genealogy - SmartCopy: Oct 28 2016, 8:22:42 UTC
David Dickinson Birth: Dec., 1705 Death: Oct. 17, 1790
Captain Savage's Co. age 85 Family links: Spouse: Mary Perrin Dickinson (____ - 1791) Children: Nathan Dickinson (____ - 1820) * Richard Dickinson (1734 - 1816) Burial: Jones Hollow Cemetery Marlborough Hartford County Connecticut, USA
Captain David Dickinson of Connecticut fought during the French and Indian War. In 1779 at the age of 74, he signed the Oath of Allegiance signifying his support for the Patriots during the American Revolution (per DAR).
Captain Savage's Co.
age 85* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Dec 12 2023, 18:07:21 UTC
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Captain David Thomas Dickinson's Timeline
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December 1705
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Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut Colony
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February 20, 1729
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Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States
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February 20, 1730
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Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA
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January 21, 1733
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Glastonbury, Hartford, Connecticut
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January 10, 1735
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Marlborough, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA
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1735
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Glastonbury, Hartford, CT, USA
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January 21, 1737
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January 21, 1737
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Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States
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1739
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Glastonbury, Hartford, CT, USA
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