Edward DICKINSON & Emily NORCROSS

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Edward DICKINSON
Emily NORCROSS

Husband: Edward DICKINSON
Birth: 1 Jan 1803, Amherst, Hampshire Co., MA
Death: 16 Jun 1874, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA
Education: Yale University
Occupation: attorney
Office: 1835-1872, Treasurer of Amherst College
Office: 1853-1855, Representative to U.S. Congress
Father: Samuel Fowler DICKINSON
Mother: Lucretia GUNN

Marriage:

Wife: Emily NORCROSS
Birth: 3 Jul 1804, Monson, Hampden Co., MA
Death: 14 Nov 1882, Amherst, Hampshire Co., MA
Father: Joel NORCROSS (1776-1846)
Mother: Elizabeth "Betsey" FAY (1777-1829)

Children — born in Amherst, Hampshire Co., MA:

1. William Austin DICKINSON, b. 16 Apr 1823
2. Emily Elizabeth DICKINSON, b. 10 Dec 1830
3. Lavinia Norcross DICKINSON, b. 28 Feb 1833

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; USA, US, United States, Massachusetts

Sources:

1. Gary Boyd Roberts. 1998. Notable Kin. Vol. I. New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, p. 202.

2. Encyclopedia Britannica CD 98.

3. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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