Jerome B. Dicken
1825 - 1862 (37 years)-
Name Jerome B. Dicken Birth 1825 Vermillion Co., Indiana, USA [1] Gender Male Burial 1862 Sharpsburg, Washington Co., Maryland, USA Death 17 Sep 1862 Battle of Antietam, Sharpsburg, Washington Co., Maryland, USA [2] Notes - His grandfather, Joel Dicken, was one of the first settlers to arrive
in Vermillion Township, in 1821, from Prairie Creek, KY. His father
was Simeon, 7 Dec 1861, Company "I", 14th Regiment of Indiana
Volunteers to serve three years or during the war. Killed by a musket
wound to the head at the Battle of Antietam. Jerome was a carpenter
and built a bridge over the Little Ver- million River at Poplar Street
in 1858.
Person ID I6850 OurNorthernRoots Last Modified 29 Aug 2011
Family Amanda M. Bohannon, b. 1824, Virginia, USA d. Vermillion Co., Indiana, USA Marriage 4 Sep 1845 Vermillion Co., Indiana, USA Family ID F1431 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- His grandfather, Joel Dicken, was one of the first settlers to arrive
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