Abram and Mary's Children are as follows: 1. ABRAHAM DICKERMAN Born 14 June 1637 in New Haven, CT Died June 1758 in New Haven, CT. Married on 6 Jan 1697 in New Haven, CT to ELIZABETH GLOVER Born 23 Feb 1676 in New Haven, Ct. Daughter of John Glover and Joanna Daniel 2. MARY DICKERMAN Born 1 May 1659 in New Haven, CT; Died 28 Nov 1728 in New Haven, CT; Married on 21 June 1677 in New Haven, CT. to SAMUEL BASSETT Bor 15 Feb 1641 in New Haven, CT; Died 8 April 1716 in New Haven 3. SARAH DICKERMAN Born 28 April 1661; Died at age 48 yrs. Married on 2 Oct 1683 in New Haven, CT to NATHANIEL SPERRY Born 13 Aug 1656; Died 1735 ~Richard and Dennis Sperry are our Direct Line~ 4. RUTH DICKERMAN Born 1668; Died 1725; married NATHANIEL BRADLEY 5. ABIGAIL DICKERMAN Born 26 Sep 1670; Died abt 1751/2 at age 81 yrs.; Married on 21 Jan 1663 to EBENEZER SPERRY Born July 1663 in New Haven, CT; Died 1738 at age 75 yrs. ~Richard and Dennis Sperry are our Direct Line~ 6. ISAAC DICKERMAN ~OUR DIRECT LINE~ Born 1677; Died 1758; Married on 30 Jun1699/70 in New Haven, CT to MARY ATWATER Daughter of Jonathon Atwater and Ruth Peck Born 31 Dec 1686 in New Haven, CT; Died 31 Aug 1753 Click HERE to see life and family of Isaac Dickerman. 7. REBEKAH DICKERMAN Born 1679; Died 1757; married in 1709 to DR. ISAAC FOOTE Born 14 Dec 1672; Died 11 Feb 1758; Son of Lt. Robert Foote and Sarah Potter. |
ABRAHAM DICKERMAN ~Our Direct Line~ (1634 - 1711) Birth and death date from the lineage papers of Robert Forsyth Little, Jr. for the Society of the Colonial Wars The second son of Thomas and Ellen Dickerman was Abraham Dickerman, in our direct line. He grew up in Dorchester and First Congregational Church. He lost his heart to his future bride, Mary Cooper of the New Haven Colony, when she came to visit Dorchester. She was the daughter of a well-to-do founder of the New Haven Colony and an early resident in New Haven, John Cooper. Abraham and Mary were married in 1658/59 and made New Haven, Connecticut their home. Abraham followed in the political footsteps of his father-in-law, John Cooper and he too served many terms in the General Assembly of the Connecticut Colony. He bought the home on what is now New Haven Green, corner of Elm and Church streets, and lived there for many years. He was made a Lieutenant in a local company of militia, and served on a committee to secure the charter for New Haven, helped to lay out the town of Wallingford, and led in a movement to enlarge and improve the First Congregational Church. He was the moderator in the great New Light Controversy. At 74 he finally had enough of it and resigned and went over and jointed the Blue Congregational Church. It united with another Cong. Church and built on the green what was United Church in 1950. In it is the Paul Revere Communion Cup that served on the Symbolic alter. He died at age 77 and was buried in back of what is now the Center Church on New Haven Green. The spot is not marked because the stones were removed over 100 years ago. The original stone was found in the 1960's along with his wife Mary's stone along the wall of the Grove Street Cemetery nearby. From American Marriages Before 1699 Cooper, Mary married Dickerman, Abraham 10 Feb 1658 in Dorchester, Mass. From THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF COLONIAL CONNECTICUT Vol 2:C, p. 5224 Freemen listed for New Haven Connecticut, 1669 include Abram Dickerman. Vol.2 p. 202 Abram Dickerman signed the agreement establishing the boundaries for New Haven, Conn. 28 Jan 1673. |
ABRAHAM DICKERMAN ~Our Direct Line~ (1634 - 1711) Birth and death date from the lineage papers of Robert Forsyth Little, Jr. for the Society of the Colonial Wars The second son of Thomas and Ellen Dickerman was Abraham Dickerman, in our direct line. He grew up in Dorchester and First Congregational Church. He lost his heart to his future bride, Mary Cooper of the New Haven Colony, when she came to visit Dorchester. She was the daughter of a well-to-do founder of the New Haven Colony and an early resident in New Haven, John Cooper. Abraham and Mary were married in 1658/59 and made New Haven, Connecticut their home. Abraham followed in the political footsteps of his father-in-law, John Cooper and he too served many terms in the General Assembly of the Connecticut Colony. He bought the home on what is now New Haven Green, corner of Elm and Church streets, and lived there for many years. He was made a Lieutenant in a local company of militia, and served on a committee to secure the charter for New Haven, helped to lay out the town of Wallingford, and led in a movement to enlarge and improve the First Congregational Church. He was the moderator in the great New Light Controversy. At 74 he finally had enough of it and resigned and went over and jointed the Blue Congregational Church. It united with another Cong. Church and built on the green what was United Church in 1950. In it is the Paul Revere Communion Cup that served on the Symbolic alter. He died at age 77 and was buried in back of what is now the Center Church on New Haven Green. The spot is not marked because the stones were removed over 100 years ago. The original stone was found in the 1960's along with his wife Mary's stone along the wall of the Grove Street Cemetery nearby. From American Marriages Before 1699 Cooper, Mary married Dickerman, Abraham 10 Feb 1658 in Dorchester, Mass. From THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF COLONIAL CONNECTICUT Vol 2:C, p. 5224 Freemen listed for New Haven Connecticut, 1669 include Abram Dickerman. Vol.2 p. 202 Abram Dickerman signed the agreement establishing the boundaries for New Haven, Conn. 28 Jan 1673. |
Abram and Mary's Children are as follows: 1. ABRAHAM DICKERMAN Born 14 June 1637 in New Haven, CT Died June 1758 in New Haven, CT. Married on 6 Jan 1697 in New Haven, CT to ELIZABETH GLOVER Born 23 Feb 1676 in New Haven, Ct. Daughter of John Glover and Joanna Daniel 2. MARY DICKERMAN Born 1 May 1659 in New Haven, CT; Died 28 Nov 1728 in New Haven, CT; Married on 21 June 1677 in New Haven, CT. to SAMUEL BASSETT Bor 15 Feb 1641 in New Haven, CT; Died 8 April 1716 in New Haven 3. SARAH DICKERMAN Born 28 April 1661; Died at age 48 yrs. Married on 2 Oct 1683 in New Haven, CT to NATHANIEL SPERRY Born 13 Aug 1656; Died 1735 ~Richard and Dennis Sperry are our Direct Line~ 4. RUTH DICKERMAN Born 1668; Died 1725; married NATHANIEL BRADLEY 5. ABIGAIL DICKERMAN Born 26 Sep 1670; Died abt 1751/2 at age 81 yrs.; Married on 21 Jan 1663 to EBENEZER SPERRY Born July 1663 in New Haven, CT; Died 1738 at age 75 yrs. ~Richard and Dennis Sperry are our Direct Line~ 6. ISAAC DICKERMAN ~OUR DIRECT LINE~ Born 1677; Died 1758; Married on 30 Jun1699/70 in New Haven, CT to MARY ATWATER Daughter of Jonathon Atwater and Ruth Peck Born 31 Dec 1686 in New Haven, CT; Died 31 Aug 1753 Click HERE to see life and family of Isaac Dickerman. 7. REBEKAH DICKERMAN Born 1679; Died 1757; married in 1709 to DR. ISAAC FOOTE Born 14 Dec 1672; Died 11 Feb 1758; Son of Lt. Robert Foote and Sarah Potter. |
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