DICKINSON ANNEX

Lucy (Dickinson) Allis Pedigree

(Start at generation 4, below.)

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Last Change: 24 November 2014

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Special thanks to Sandra Alice (Degnan) Seaman (Para. 4.C.1.k.(2.(a.(1)(a) of the Alexander Patterson Biles page) for her extensive research and documentation, which was used in compiling the information in this annex:

Origin of the surname “Dickinson:”

Generation

9

8 Nathaniel Dickinson

1. Biographical notes:

Born 1600 at Cambridgeshire, England.

2. Wife: Ann Gull

Married Nathaniel on 6 January 1630 in England.

3. Children:

a. Joseph Dickinson: See generation 7, below.

7 Joseph Dickinson

1. Biographical notes:

Born 1632 in England. Died 5 September 1675 at Northfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts.

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2. Wife: Phoebe Bracy/Bracey

Daughter of Thomas (b. 8 Nov 1601 at Maucdin, Bedfordshire, England) and Phoebe (Bisby) Bracy (b. 1611 in England).

3. Children:

a. Nathaniel Dickinson: See generation 6, below.

6 Nathaniel Dickinson

1. Biographical notes:

Born 20 May 1670 in Hatfield, Hampshire County (or Northampton County), Massachusetts. Died 1745 at Hatfield, Massachusetts.

2. Wife: Hannah White

Born 5 September 1679 at Hatfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, daughter of Lieutenant Daniel and Sarah (Crow) White. Died there 9 June 1756. Married Nathaniel about 1699.

3. Children:

a. Obadiah Dickinson: See generation 5, below.

5 Obadiah Dickinson

1. Biographical notes:

Born 28 July 1704 at Hatfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts. Died there 24 June 1788.

2. Wife: Mary Belding

Born 27/18 July 1705/4 at Hatfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, daughter of John and Sarah (Waite) Belding. Died there 10 February 1747/46. Married Obadiah Dickinson on 26 May 1726 in Massachusetts.

3. Children:

a. Lucy Dickinson: See generation 4, below.

4 Lucy Dickinson:

Born 20 November 1731 at Hatfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts. Died there 27 March 1794. Married Eleazer Allis, Jr., generation 4 of the Allis Annex, about 1752.

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