CHILDREN OF SAMUEL B. AND MARY DICKERMAN: 1. ISAAC DICKERMAN (Our Direct Line) Born: September 16, 1740; Died: April 3, 1801 Married SYBIL SPERRY (b. 6-10-1744, d. 9-23-1822) on August 21, 1765 Click HERE to see family of Isaac and Sybil 2. Sarah Dickerman Born: Dec. 29, 1741 Married on August 21, 1761 to Joel Munson (b. 7-14-1734, d. 4-1774) Lived in New Haven, Connecticut. Click HERE to see family of Sarah and Joel Munson. 3. Mary Dickerman Born: September 2, 1743; Died: Dec. 20, 1817 Married Phineas Castle (b. 3-25-1731, d. 9-25-1815) on February 12, 1767. He was a Captain in the French and Indian Wars and the Revolutionary War. They resided in Waterbury, Connecticut Click HERE to see family of Mary and Phineas Castle. 4. Samuel Dickerman Born: April 20, 1745 Married Lowly Pardee (b. June 28, 1747) Children of Samuel & Lowly Dickerman: (1) Hannah Dickerman m. Dimon Roberts; (2) Levi Dickerman b. 1774; d. 1842; married Cloe Bradley; (3) Samuel Dickerman b. 1777; d. 1840; married Lois Peck; (4) Cloe Dickerman b. 1779; d. 1796; (5) Lowly Dickerman b. 1781; d. 1814; married Elam Bradley; (6) Polly Dickerman b. 1783; d. 1811; married Amos Munson. 5. James Dickerman Born: June 18, 1747; d. 1811 Married Lois Bradley (b. Nov. 24, 1747; d. 1813) Children: (1) Whiting Dickerman, never married; (2) Mary Dickerman b. 1768; d. 1824; married Jared Cooper; (3) Asa Dickerman b. 1773; d. 1810; married Ruth Goodyear; (4) Esther Dickerman b. 1779; d. 1826; married Elias Hotchkiss. 6. Rhoda Dickerman Born: November 24, 1748 Married on 10 Sep 1778 at First Cong. Churck, New Haven, CT to Medad Atwater (b. 3-23-1751, d. 1832) Resided in Hamden, Connecticut Children: (1) Lowly Atwater b. 9 July 1779; married Hezekiah Bassett; (2) Lucy Atwater b. 31 Jan 1781; married Eli Brockett; (3) Lyman Atwater b. 3 Mar 1783; d. Mar 1862; married on 10 Jan 1808 to Clarissa Hotchkiss; (4) Medad Atwater b. 18 Oct 1788; married 1st on 12 Dec 1813 to Anna Hotchkiss; married 2nd to Sarah Warner; (5) Rhoda Atwater b. 18 Oct 1788; died young. 7. Chauncey Dickerman Born: September 28, 1750; died 1820 Married Rebekah Bradley (1754 - 1772) and Hannah Gills (m. 26 Nov 1777 in New Haven, CT; d. 1815) Children of Chauncey and Hannah: Rebecca (m. Timothy Goodyear), Lucy (1776 - 1858, m. Benjamin Peck), Nancy (1778 - 1848, m. Lebbeus Kelsey), Leveret (b. 10 Dec 1779; d. 1861, m. 12 Oct 1806 in Hamden, CT to Pamela Hotchkiss),; Chauncey (1785 - 1867, m. Polly Pratt and Chloe Allen); Seymour (1786 - 1862, m. Lavinia Scranton and Chloe Goodyear); Polly (1793 - 1857, m. Oliver Moseley); Chester (1795 - 1871, m. Mary Ives); Austin (1798 - 1851, m. Abigail Burwell); Hannah (1799 - 1879) 8. Jesse Dickerman Born: June 16, 1752; Died May 22, 1821 in Mt. Carmel, Hamden, CT Married on 21 1775 in New Haven, CT to Damaris Ives b. 25 Dec 1754; d. 11 Jan 1839 in Hamden, CT; Children of Jesse and Damaris: Betsey Dickerman (1778 - 1840); Elam Dickerman (1782 - 1825, m. Charlotte Cook); Russel Dickerman (1789 - 1790); Cephas Dickerman (1793 - 1796) 9. Ruth Dickerman Born: March 9, 1754; Died: October 2, 1820 Married Samuel Atwater (b. September 23, 1754; d. March 21, 1829; Son of Samuel Atwater and Sarah Ball) Children of Ruth and Samuel: Catherine (b. 21 Dec 1774; d. Sep 1866 in Mt. Carmel, CT, married 19 Sep 1810 to Joel Dickerman); Jared (b. 4 Jan 1780; d. 14 Dec 1850; burie in Centerville Cem., Hamden, CT, m. 28 Oct 1807 to Lucy Hall), Chloe (b. 21 Jul 1781; d. 23 Jan 1805; buried in Centerville Cem, Hamden, CT; unmarried), Ruth (b. 19 Mar 1783; d. 31 Aug 1802; buried in Centerville Cem., Hamden, CT;unmarried), Samuel (b. 30 Nov 1786; m. 3 Jan 1820 in Greene, NY to Sarah Bronson), Obedience(b. 12 Dec 1788; d. 10 Apr 1868, m. 13 Sep 1809 to Amos White Sanford), Mary (b. Apr 1791, d. 23 June 1791; buried in Centerville Cem., Hamden, CT) Stephen Wooster (17 Jun 1792, 20 May 1864, m. 12 Oct 1816 to Polly Rice); and Mary (b. 14 Aug 1795; d. 27 Nov 1858; m. 25 Sep 1816 to Ambrose Baldwin) 10. Susannah Dickerman Born: February 1, 1776; Died April 4, 1756; Married in 1783 to Wait Chatterton Children of Susannah & Wait: Benning, Exi L., Mary, Sally, Samuel, Susan 11. Lucy Dickerman Born: June 1, 1759; Died 27 Nov 1791; buried in Mt. Carmel, Hamden, CT Married Jesse Tuttle (1759 - 1848) Children of Jesse and Lucy Tuttle: Amrose Tuttle (1784 - 1865, m. Mary Allen); Leveret Tuttle (1786 - 1877, m. Electa Kimberly); Jesse Tuttle (1802 - 1885, m. Dency R. Johnson and Lucinda Williams) |
SAMUEL B. DICKERMAN Son of Isaac Dickerman (1677 - 1758) and Mary Atwater Click HERE to see Isaac & Mary. Born: March 4, 1716 Died: May 10, 1760 in Mt. Carmel, Conn. Married Dec. 6, 1739 to MARY ALLING Born: Dec. 28, 1717; Chr. May 13, 1722 at First Cong. Church, New Haven, CT Died: Dec. 5, 1802 in Mt. Carmel, Conn. Daughter of Jonathon Alling and Sarah Sackett |
SAMUEL B. DICKERMAN Son of Isaac Dickerman (1677 - 1758) and Mary Atwater Click HERE to see Isaac & Mary. Born: March 4, 1716 Died: May 10, 1760 in Mt. Carmel, Conn. Married Dec. 6, 1739 to MARY ALLING Born: Dec. 28, 1717; Chr. May 13, 1722 at First Cong. Church, New Haven, CT Died: Dec. 5, 1802 in Mt. Carmel, Conn. Daughter of Jonathon Alling and Sarah Sackett |
CHILDREN OF SAMUEL B. AND MARY DICKERMAN: 1. ISAAC DICKERMAN (Our Direct Line) Born: September 16, 1740; Died: April 3, 1801 Married SYBIL SPERRY (b. 6-10-1744, d. 9-23-1822) on August 21, 1765 Click HERE to see family of Isaac and Sybil 2. Sarah Dickerman Born: Dec. 29, 1741 Married on August 21, 1761 to Joel Munson (b. 7-14-1734, d. 4-1774) Lived in New Haven, Connecticut. Click HERE to see family of Sarah and Joel Munson. 3. Mary Dickerman Born: September 2, 1743; Died: Dec. 20, 1817 Married Phineas Castle (b. 3-25-1731, d. 9-25-1815) on February 12, 1767. He was a Captain in the French and Indian Wars and the Revolutionary War. They resided in Waterbury, Connecticut Click HERE to see family of Mary and Phineas Castle. 4. Samuel Dickerman Born: April 20, 1745 Married Lowly Pardee (b. June 28, 1747) Children of Samuel & Lowly Dickerman: (1) Hannah Dickerman m. Dimon Roberts; (2) Levi Dickerman b. 1774; d. 1842; married Cloe Bradley; (3) Samuel Dickerman b. 1777; d. 1840; married Lois Peck; (4) Cloe Dickerman b. 1779; d. 1796; (5) Lowly Dickerman b. 1781; d. 1814; married Elam Bradley; (6) Polly Dickerman b. 1783; d. 1811; married Amos Munson. 5. James Dickerman Born: June 18, 1747; d. 1811 Married Lois Bradley (b. Nov. 24, 1747; d. 1813) Children: (1) Whiting Dickerman, never married; (2) Mary Dickerman b. 1768; d. 1824; married Jared Cooper; (3) Asa Dickerman b. 1773; d. 1810; married Ruth Goodyear; (4) Esther Dickerman b. 1779; d. 1826; married Elias Hotchkiss. 6. Rhoda Dickerman Born: November 24, 1748 Married on 10 Sep 1778 at First Cong. Churck, New Haven, CT to Medad Atwater (b. 3-23-1751, d. 1832) Resided in Hamden, Connecticut Children: (1) Lowly Atwater b. 9 July 1779; married Hezekiah Bassett; (2) Lucy Atwater b. 31 Jan 1781; married Eli Brockett; (3) Lyman Atwater b. 3 Mar 1783; d. Mar 1862; married on 10 Jan 1808 to Clarissa Hotchkiss; (4) Medad Atwater b. 18 Oct 1788; married 1st on 12 Dec 1813 to Anna Hotchkiss; married 2nd to Sarah Warner; (5) Rhoda Atwater b. 18 Oct 1788; died young. 7. Chauncey Dickerman Born: September 28, 1750; died 1820 Married Rebekah Bradley (1754 - 1772) and Hannah Gills (m. 26 Nov 1777 in New Haven, CT; d. 1815) Children of Chauncey and Hannah: Rebecca (m. Timothy Goodyear), Lucy (1776 - 1858, m. Benjamin Peck), Nancy (1778 - 1848, m. Lebbeus Kelsey), Leveret (b. 10 Dec 1779; d. 1861, m. 12 Oct 1806 in Hamden, CT to Pamela Hotchkiss),; Chauncey (1785 - 1867, m. Polly Pratt and Chloe Allen); Seymour (1786 - 1862, m. Lavinia Scranton and Chloe Goodyear); Polly (1793 - 1857, m. Oliver Moseley); Chester (1795 - 1871, m. Mary Ives); Austin (1798 - 1851, m. Abigail Burwell); Hannah (1799 - 1879) 8. Jesse Dickerman Born: June 16, 1752; Died May 22, 1821 in Mt. Carmel, Hamden, CT Married on 21 1775 in New Haven, CT to Damaris Ives b. 25 Dec 1754; d. 11 Jan 1839 in Hamden, CT; Children of Jesse and Damaris: Betsey Dickerman (1778 - 1840); Elam Dickerman (1782 - 1825, m. Charlotte Cook); Russel Dickerman (1789 - 1790); Cephas Dickerman (1793 - 1796) 9. Ruth Dickerman Born: March 9, 1754; Died: October 2, 1820 Married Samuel Atwater (b. September 23, 1754; d. March 21, 1829; Son of Samuel Atwater and Sarah Ball) Children of Ruth and Samuel: Catherine (b. 21 Dec 1774; d. Sep 1866 in Mt. Carmel, CT, married 19 Sep 1810 to Joel Dickerman); Jared (b. 4 Jan 1780; d. 14 Dec 1850; burie in Centerville Cem., Hamden, CT, m. 28 Oct 1807 to Lucy Hall), Chloe (b. 21 Jul 1781; d. 23 Jan 1805; buried in Centerville Cem, Hamden, CT; unmarried), Ruth (b. 19 Mar 1783; d. 31 Aug 1802; buried in Centerville Cem., Hamden, CT;unmarried), Samuel (b. 30 Nov 1786; m. 3 Jan 1820 in Greene, NY to Sarah Bronson), Obedience(b. 12 Dec 1788; d. 10 Apr 1868, m. 13 Sep 1809 to Amos White Sanford), Mary (b. Apr 1791, d. 23 June 1791; buried in Centerville Cem., Hamden, CT) Stephen Wooster (17 Jun 1792, 20 May 1864, m. 12 Oct 1816 to Polly Rice); and Mary (b. 14 Aug 1795; d. 27 Nov 1858; m. 25 Sep 1816 to Ambrose Baldwin) 10. Susannah Dickerman Born: February 1, 1776; Died April 4, 1756; Married in 1783 to Wait Chatterton Children of Susannah & Wait: Benning, Exi L., Mary, Sally, Samuel, Susan 11. Lucy Dickerman Born: June 1, 1759; Died 27 Nov 1791; buried in Mt. Carmel, Hamden, CT Married Jesse Tuttle (1759 - 1848) Children of Jesse and Lucy Tuttle: Amrose Tuttle (1784 - 1865, m. Mary Allen); Leveret Tuttle (1786 - 1877, m. Electa Kimberly); Jesse Tuttle (1802 - 1885, m. Dency R. Johnson and Lucinda Williams) |
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From FAMILIES OF DICKERMAN ANCESTRY by George Sherman Dickerman, published 1897, Chapter XIV, Among the fathers of Mt. Carmel, Samuel Dickerman was one of the foremost. He was early on the ground: he owned and cultivated an extensive farm; and more important than everything else, he brought up a large family and gave them such a training that they and the children after them performed well their part as good citizens. |
