bullet Linda Dickee

bulletLige DICKENS.

bulletMary Dickens was born between 1868 and 1887. She died between 1893 and 1972.

Children were: Trudie Askew, Waller Askew, Era Askew.

bulletFrances Dickenson was born between 1770 and 1838.

She was married to Thomas WORD on 12 Jun 1765 in New Kent, Virginia.

bullet Frances Dickenson was born between 1727 and 1749. She died between 1770 and 1838.

She was married to Thomas WORD on 12 Jun 1765 in New Kent, Virginia.

bullet Rebecca Dickerman was born between 1668 and 1688. She died between 1703 and 1772.

She was married to Isaac Foote between 1703 and 1737.

bullet Bernard DICKERSON

Children were: Jeffery Bernard DICKERSON , Denice Renee DICKERSON.

bulletChristopher Michael Dickerson. Parents: Unknown Husband Dickerson and Rendell.

bulletCola Dickerson was born between 1871 and 1891. She died between 1892 and 1975.

She was married to Samuel Burns Parker between 1892 and 1925.

bullet Denice Renee DICKERSON Parents: Bernard DICKERSON and Sandra Faye PENTON.

bullet Jeffery Bernard DICKERSON Parents: Bernard DICKERSON and Sandra Faye PENTON.

bullet John Dickerson

bulletKatharine Jane Dickerson. Parents: William Gram and Marion Hillary Jenswold.

Children were: Marion (Daughter of Katharine Jane Dickerson), Samantha (Daughter of Katharine J. Dickerson).

Children were: Willard Seth Van Eyck.

bulletMarla Kay DICKERSON was born on 28 Jun 1962 in Ozark, Franklin Co., Ark.. [arrington.ged]

Her parents were Othel Ray Dickerson and Carol Frances Phillips. =

She was married to Franklin Rex REARDON on 19 Dec 1992 in Ozark, Franklin Co., Ark..

bullet Mary Grace DICKERSON was born in 1938. Parents: Sam E. DICKERSON and Gracie Ninah HOLT.

bulletSam E. DICKERSON.

Children were: Mary Grace DICKERSON .

bulletSusan Dickerson.

bulletUnknown Husband Dickerson.

Children were: Christopher Michael Dickerson.

bulletGeorge M Dickey was born between 1813 and 1875.

He was married to Ann Stone on 26 Dec 1808 in Maury, Tennessee.

bullet George M Dickey was born between 1756 and 1788. He died between 1813 and 1875.

He was married to Ann Stone on 26 Dec 1808 in Maury, Tennessee.

bullet Kenneth Dickey

Children were: Susan Denise Dickey .

bulletMary Mitchel Dickey was born on 21 Nov 1798 in Logan County, Kentucky. She died on 19 Jan 1887 in Campbellsville, Giles County, Tennessee.

She was married to Hamilton Crocket Campbell between 1810 and 1841. Children were: Martha Jane Campbell.

bullet Susan Denise Dickey Parents: Kenneth Dickey and Dorathy Jean Hardy.

bullet John William Dickie Parents: William John Dickie and Roberta Lou Huizdos.

bullet Kathleen Ann Dickie Parents: William John Dickie and Roberta Lou Huizdos.

bullet Mary Ann Dickie

bulletWilliam John Dickie.

Children were: John William Dickie , Kathleen Ann Dickie.

bulletAnna Dickinson was born between 1640 and 1676. She died between 1674 and 1756.

She was married to Samuel Leffingwell between 1674 and 1711.

bullet Isidore Adelaide Dickinson was born on 30 Apr 1844 in Burlington, Wisconsin. Parents: Nathaniel Dickinson and Phila Foster.

She was married to Albert Clayton Beckwith on 17 Apr 1870 in Elkhorn. Children were: Constance Dickinson Beckwith, Mabel Foster Beckwith .

bullet John Dickinson was born between 1759 and 1788. He died on 26 Dec 1846.

He was married to Eleanor Hicks between 1800 and 1829. Children were: Nathaniel Dickinson.

bullet John Dickinson was born between 1603 and 1629. He died between 1653 and 1717.

He was married to Frances Foote in 1648.

bullet Nathaniel Dickinson was born on 20 Dec 1810 in Calais, Vermont. He died on 14 Mar 1883 in Elkhorn.

Extract from Genealogical Notes on the Families of Daniel Lane 2d and Mary Grisowld Lane:

Nathaniel was a member of Racine Co. of the Wisconsin Constitutional Convention 1846. He is a descendant of Nathaniel Dickinson, early colonist at Wethersfield and Hadley.
[The Hulion Family Tree2.FTW]



Extract from Genealogical Notes on the Families of Daniel Lane 2d and Mary Grisowld Lane:

Nathaniel was a member of Racine Co. of the Wisconsin Constitutional Convention 1846. He is a descendant of Nathaniel Dickinson, early colonist at Wethersfield and Hadley. Parents: John Dickinson and Eleanor Hicks.

He was married to Phila Foster on 26 Jan 1841. Children were: Isidore Adelaide Dickinson .

bullet Richard Dickison was born between 1825 and 1862. He died between 1857 and 1940.

He was married to Mary E Vernon between 1851 and 1897.

bullet Ann Crumpler DICKSON resided in Box 109, Winnsboro, Texas. Parents: Asa DICKSON and Marguerite VANNOY.

bulletAsa DICKSON.

Children were: Ann Crumpler DICKSON .

bulletJohn Dickson was born between 1556 and 1576. He died between 1601 and 1662.

He was married to Amy Hilton between 1601 and 1635.

bullet Robert (Dixon) Dickson was born about 1850. He died between 1883 and 1941.

He was married to Martha E. King about 1867. Children were: Josephine Dixon, S. Mary Dixon, A. Rebecca Dixon, Gray C. Dixon, N. Thomas Dixon, James A. Dixon.

bullet Harold Diehl was born Private.

bulletClaudia DIER was born on 2 Feb.

bulletDebbie L. Dierks.

Children were: Heather Diane Broxson , Brandon Broxson, Mitchell Ryan Broxson.

bulletCarl Dietz was born on 2 Jan 1883 in Germany. He died on 11 Feb 1960 in New York, New York.

Carl Dietz, Grandpapa, to me, was Murdear's second husband. He was the only Grandfather I ever knew. When I think of Grandpapa, I think of his bald head and his pipes and cigars. He always smelled of tobacco. Back then it smelled pretty good.
Grandpapa was born in Germany. He came to the US to excape one of the wars, I forget which one, probably WWII. When I was a child, he tried to teach me German words but to no avail.
Many years after he died, I lived and worked for 3 years in Germany. Grandpapa would have been proud. By the time I left, I was speaking well enough to tell jokes in German.
Grandpapa always spent his vacation with us on Buntin Hill, except when he and Murdear went to Germany for vacations.
As Grandparents, the two of them spoiled me. They always brought presents when they came to visit.
When I was about 5 years old we spent our Christmas in New York. I eventually went to New York many times during the summer to visit Grandpapa and Murdear. The story was that Grandpapa tried to be an actor but didn't make it. German accents weren't too popular at that time. When I knew him, he managed a huge apartment complex in Q. Gardens. When he eventually retired, he and Murdear were given a free Apartment to live in. It was the same one Mama and Daddy had lived in before the war.
After Grandpapa died, he was burried in Aliceville and Murdear spent her last days with us on the farm. She eventually died of a stroke. That was the only time I ever saw Daddy cry.
[The Hulion Family Tree]

Carl Dietz, Grandpapa, to me, was Murdear's second husband. He was the only Grandfather I ever knew. When I think of Grandpapa, I think of his bald head and his pipes and cigars. He always smelled of tobacco. Back then it smelled pretty good.
Grandpapa was born in Germany. He came to the US to excape one of the wars, I forget which one, probably WWII. When I was a child, he tried to teach me German words but to no avail.
Many years after he died, I lived and worked for 3 years in Germany. Grandpapa would have been proud. By the time I left, I was speaking well enough to tell jokes in German.
Grandpapa always spent his vacation with us on Buntin Hill, except when he and Murdear went to Germany for vacations.
As Grandparents, the two of them spoiled me. They always brought presents when they came to visit.
When I was about 5 years old we spent our Christmas in New York. I eventually went to New York many times during the summer to visit Grandpapa and Murdear. The story was that Grandpapa tried to be an actor but didn't make it. German accents weren't too popular at that time. When I knew him, he managed a huge apartment complex in Q. Gardens. When he eventually retired, he and Murdear were given a free Apartment to live in. It was the same one Mama and Daddy had lived in before the war.
After Grandpapa died, he was burried in Aliceville and Murdear spent her last days with us on the farm. She eventually died of a stroke. That was the only time I ever saw Daddy cry.
[The Hulion Family Tree2.FTW]



Carl Dietz, Grandpapa, to me, was Murdear's second husband. He was the only Grandfather I ever knew. When I think of Grandpapa, I think of his bald head and his pipes and cigars. He always smelled of tobacco. Back then it smelled pretty good.
Grandpapa was born in Germany. He came to the US to excape one of the wars, I forget which one, probably WWII. When I was a child, he tried to teach me German words but to no avail.
Many years after he died, I lived and worked for 3 years in Germany. Grandpapa would have been proud. By the time I left, I was speaking well enough to tell jokes in German.
Grandpapa always spent his vacation with us on Buntin Hill, except when he and Murdear went to Germany for vacations.
As Grandparents, the two of them spoiled me. They always brought presents when they came to visit.
When I was about 5 years old we spent our Christmas in New York. I eventually went to New York many times during the summer to visit Grandpapa and Murdear. The story was that Grandpapa tried to be an actor but didn't make it. German accents weren't too popular at that time. When I knew him, he managed a huge apartment complex in Q. Gardens. When he eventually retired, he and Murdear were given a free Apartment to live in. It was the same one Mama and Daddy had lived in before the war.
After Grandpapa died, he was burried in Aliceville and Murdear spent her last days with us on the farm. She eventually died of a stroke. That was the only time I ever saw Daddy cry.
[The Hulion Family Tree]

Carl Dietz, Grandpapa, to me, was Murdear's second husband. He was the only Grandfather I ever knew. When I think of Grandpapa, I think of his bald head and his pipes and cigars. He always smelled of tobacco. Back then it smelled pretty good.
Grandpapa was born in Germany. He came to the US to excape one of the wars, I forget which one, probably WWII. When I was a child, he tried to teach me German words but to no avail.
Many years after he died, I lived and worked for 3 years in Germany. Grandpapa would have been proud. By the time I left, I was speaking well enough to tell jokes in German.
Grandpapa always spent his vacation with us on Buntin Hill, except when he and Murdear went to Germany for vacations.
As Grandparents, the two of them spoiled me. They always brought presents when they came to visit.
When I was about 5 years old we spent our Christmas in New York. I eventually went to New York many times during the summer to visit Grandpapa and Murdear. The story was that Grandpapa tried to be an actor but didn't make it. German accents weren't too popular at that time. When I knew him, he managed a huge apartment complex in Q. Gardens. When he eventually retired, he and Murdear were given a free Apartment to live in. It was the same one Mama and Daddy had lived in before the war.
After Grandpapa died, he was burried in Aliceville and Murdear spent her last days with us on the farm. She eventually died of a stroke. That was the only time I ever saw Daddy cry.

He was married to Ruby Clyde "Murdear" Shaw between 1918 and 1949.

bullet Edward George DIETZ

He was married to Hilda Gulili CALLAWAY on 3 Dec 1913.

bullet Armond Airsted DIFFEY was born on 18 Jul 1892 in Camp County, Texas. He died on 23 Nov 1967 in Santa Cruz, California. Parents: Charley DIFFEY and Alice D. Bailey.

bullet Beulah Mae DIFFEY was born on 19 Oct 1881 in Camp County, Texas. She died on 6 Jun 1940 in Durant, Oklahoma. Parents: Charley DIFFEY and Alice D. Bailey.

She was married to E. J. NAIL on 5 Nov 1897 in Bryan County, Oklahoma.

bullet Charles Henry DIFFEY was born on 16 May 1885 in Camp County, Texas. He died on 6 Aug 1902 in Bryan County, Oklahoma. Parents: Charley DIFFEY and Alice D. Bailey.

bullet Charley DIFFEY was born on 5 Aug 1855 in Mobile, AL. He died on 24 Nov 1906 in Calera, OK. [arrington.ged]

Charley Diffey once lived near the Weaver creek or school.

He was married to Alice D. Bailey on 5 Dec 1880 in Camp Co, TX. Children were: Beulah Mae DIFFEY, Maud Eula DIFFEY, Charles Henry DIFFEY, James Ernest DIFFEY, Jack Taylor DIFFEY, Armond Airsted DIFFEY, Larkin William (Doc) DIFFEY , Mamie Avalyn DIFFEY, Elsie DIFFEY.

bullet Elsie DIFFEY was born on 19 Sep 1899 in Bryan Co, OK. Parents: Charley DIFFEY and Alice D. Bailey.

She was married to Jewell B. RICKERSON on 15 Aug 1921 in Durant, OK.

bullet Jack Taylor DIFFEY was born on 3 Dec 1890 in Camp Co, TX. Parents: Charley DIFFEY and Alice D. Bailey.

He was married to Helen JOYCE on 21 Oct 1922 in Bryan Co, OK.

bullet James Ernest DIFFEY was born on 9 Jan 1887 in Camp Co, TX. He died in Bryan Co, OK. Parents: Charley DIFFEY and Alice D. Bailey.

bullet Larkin William (Doc) DIFFEY was born on 7 Jul 1895 in Bryan Co, OK. Parents: Charley DIFFEY and Alice D. Bailey.

He was married to Lucille MURRAY on 1 Jan 1915 in Colbert, Bryan County, Oklahoma.

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