John married Mary HAMILTON [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Died:
Pneumonia

David married Edith NESBIT in 1923 in Downpatrick Non Subscribing Presbyterian Church, Downpatrick, , Down, Northern Ireland. Edith and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Lives on in the family farm at Bonecastle, while the young people live on a farm inherited from an Uncle Nesbit.

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Married:
About
Following his mothers death

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• Residence: 6 Feb 1873, Bonecastle, Downpatrick, , Down, Northern Ireland

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The Downpatrick Dicksons were buried in the Non-Subscribing Presbyterian graveyard.

DICKSON (Limestone headstone). Erected by Eliza Dickson in mem. of her husband Robert Dickson, Bonecastle, who d. Dec.15 1891 and his brother William who d. Dec.25 1891. The above Eliza Dickson d. Ap. 9 1921. (The will of Robt. Dickson or Dixon late of Bonecastle, farmer, who d. Dec.25 1891 at same place was proved at Belfast Sept.12 1892 by Samuel Dickson of Ballykilbeg and Samuel McCombe of Drumarode both farmers, two of the executors. Effects one thousand three hundred and sixty one pounds.

The will of William Dickson, otherwise Dixon was proved at Belfast Sept.12 1892 by Eliz. Dickson of Bonecastle, widow, the executrix. Effects 319 pounds.

Robert married Eliza MCCOMBE on 6 Feb 1873 in Bonecastle, Downpatrick, , Down, Northern Ireland. Eliza (daughter of William MCCOMBE and Margaret BINGHAM) was born on 23 Mar 1843 in Leitrim, Northern Ireland; died on 9 Apr 1921. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Mrs. Dickson was left a widow then Thomas was about five. She proved to be a wise mother, and a shrewd business woman. She added to the family lands by buying an adjacent farm where the freater part of her widowed years were spent with her family, who surely "rose up to call her blessed". Her boys responded to her wise training and were a credit to her. Grandfather Heenan's memory of her - "she was real handsome".