Lieutenant Abraham Dickerman, I

Families of Ancient New Haven by Donald Lines Jacobus, pg. 451, 536

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Mary (Dickerman) Bassett (abt. 1659 - 1728)

Mary Bassett formerly Dickerman

Born about 1659 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut Colony

Daughter of Abraham Dickerman and Mary (Cooper) Dickerman

Sister of Sarah (Dickerman) Sperry, Hannah (Dickerman) Chidsey, Ruth (Dickerman) Bradley, Abigail (Dickerman) Sperry, Abraham Dickerman II, Isaac Dickerman and Rebecca (Dickerman) Foote

Wife of Samuel Bassett — married 21 Jun 1677 in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut

Mother of Mary (Bassett) Sherman, Phoebe (Bassett) Wardell, Abiah (Bassett) Hitchcock, Samuel Bassett, John Bassett, Abraham Bassett, Martha (Bassett) Yale, Amos Bassett, Ebenezer Bassett and Thankful (Bassett) Heaton

Died 28 Nov 1728 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut Colony

11:19: Rick Pierpont edited the Biography, Birth Place and Death Place for Mary (Dickerman) Bassett (abt.1659-1728). (Add Find A Grave link.) [Thank Rick for this]

Biography

Mary DICKERMAN [1][2][3] was born [4][5] calculated 1659.

She died 28 Nov 1728 and was buried in New Haven, CT. [4]

Mary married Samuel BASSETT on 21 Jun 1677 in New Haven, CT.[4]

Birth

c. 1659[4]
Marriage

21 June 1677 New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut[4]
Death

28 November 1728 New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut[4]
Burial

Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut[6]
Sources

↑ Jacobus, Donald Lines. Families of Ancient New Haven (Clarence D. Smith, Rome, NY, 1923) Vol. 1, Page 239.
↑ Jacobus: Vol. 3, Page 749.
↑ Jacobus: Vol. 8, Page 2032.
↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 Jacobus: Vol. 1, Page 135.
↑ William Richard Cutter, A.M., New England Families, CD-Local and Family Histories: CT, 1600's - 1800's, (Produced in collaboration with the Genealogical Publishing Company, 2000), vol 3, p 1072.
↑ Find A Grave: Memorial #8642042

Birth: 1634, England Death: Nov. 1, 1711 New Haven New Haven County Connecticut, USA

~MY ANCESTOR~ Abraham Dickerman came from England to Boston with his parents, THOMAS & ELLEN (WHITTINGTON) DICKERMAN when he was about a year of age. They settled in Dorchester, Mass. Abraham married MARY COOPER, daughter of JOHN & MARY (WOOLEN) COOPER on 10 Feb 1658 at Dorchester. They made their home in New Haven at the corner of Church & Elm across from the Green. He became a freeman Oct. 1669. He was elected deputy of the Conn. General Assemby for several terms. In 1683 he was confirmed Lieut. of the trainband. He was a signer of the Fundamental Agreement. They were the parents of eight children, my ancestor being DEACON ISAAC DICKERMAN.

Family links:

Parents:

 Thomas Dickerman (1597 - 1657)

 Eleanor Whittington Dickerman Bullard (1602 - ____)

Spouse:

 Mary Cooper Dickerman (1640 - 1705)

Children:

 Mary Dickerman Bassett (1659 - 1728)*

 Sarah Dickerman Sperry (1663 - ____)*

 Hannah Dickerman Chedsey (1665 - 1703)*

 Ruth Dickerman Bradley (1668 - 1725)*

 Abigail Dickerman Sperry (1670 - 1752)*

 Abraham Dickerman (1673 - 1748)*

 Isaac Dickerman (1677 - 1758)*

 Rebecca Dickerman Foote (1679 - 1757)*

Sibling:

 Hannah Dickerman Bassett (1622 - 1665)*

 Abraham Dickerman (1634 - 1711)

*Calculated relationship

Inscription: Here Lies Ye Body of Lieut. Abram Dickerman Who Died Nov'r 1. 1711 aged 77 years.

Burial: Grove Street Cemetery New Haven New Haven County Connecticut, USA Plot: Buried in the Green -- tombstone along the West Wall of the Grove St. Cemetery

Created by: Nareen, et al Record added: Apr 17, 2004 Find A Grave Memorial# 8646607

Abraham Dickerman came from England to Boston with his parents, THOMAS & ELLEN (WHITTINGTON) DICKERMAN when he was about a year of age. They settled in Dorchester, Mass. Abraham married MARY COOPER, daughter of JOHN & MARY (WOOLEN) COOPER on 10 Feb 1658 at Dorchester. They made their home in New Haven at the corner of Church & Elm across from the Green. He became a freeman Oct. 1669. He was elected deputy of the Conn. General Assemby for several terms. In 1683 he was confirmed Lieut. of the trainband. He was a signer of the Fundamental Agreement. They were the parents of eight children.