David's will was written on 16 Mar 1825 and proved on 27 Jun 1825.
Burial
Burial:
Place: Wassuc Cemetery, Glastonbury
Note
Note: @N160@
@N160@ NOTE
1790 Glastonbury, Hartford Co CT: 103 (next to Nathan, 144, and Thomas, 214)
1800 Glastonbury, Hartford Co CT: 00101/01001
On Dec 22, 1756, Samuel Loveland deeded a piece of land in Glastonbury to his daughter Beriah, wife of David Dickinson. (Land rcd.) David and his wife were received into the Eastbury (Glasonhbury) Church from Marlborough Church on 6 Nov 1774. He was made a deacon 29 May 1797. His will recorded in Hartford Probate Records. He gave his daughter Esther 1/3 of house and barn and one acre of land near house; to daughter Beriah, twenty dollars; to daughters Jemima, Ruth, Sarah two dollars each; to sons Samuel and Johab two dollars each; to heirs of son David, two dollars; to son Elijah all the rest of his estate except what he had given to others.
Sources
"Hale, House and Related Families Mainly of the Cionnecticut River Valley", by Donald Lines Jacobus and Edgar Francis Waterman, Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford, 1952
Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 23 September 2020), memorial page for David Dickinson (1733–21 May 1825), Find a Grave Memorial no. 62464234, citing Wassuc Cemetery, Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA ; Maintained by KC (contributor 46825020) Find A Grave: Memorial #62464234.
Data Changed
Data Changed:
Date: 3 JUL 2004
Prior to import, this record was last changed 3 JUL 2004.
Acknowledgements
This person was created through the import of Dickinson families b.ged on 20 January, 2011.
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DNA Connections
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