Name: James Dick
Birth: 1787 Ireland, of County Down ?
Death: 5 Jan 1864 GA, Newton Co. Age: 77
Burial: GA, Newton Co.
Occupation: Wagoner & Coroner Of GA, Newton Co. 1846
Father: ? Dick
Marriage: Jul 1815 GA, Jasper Co., by William Green.

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Spouse: Susan Webb
Birth: 1 Jan 1799 GA, Wilkes Co., now Warren Co. of Jasper Co.
Death: 16 Oct 1873 GA, Newton Co. Age: 74
Father: Charles Webb (1767-1849)
Mother: Sara Jane Waggoner (1759-1799)

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Children:

1 M: Robert G. Dick (Direct line)

Birth: 1819 GA, Jasper Co.

Death: 1864/1865 War Between The States Age: 45

Spouse: Tabitha S. Eddleman

Marriage: 30 Jan 1845 GA, Newton Co., book 3, 1843-1849

2 F: Susan Dick

Birth: abt 1822 GA, Newton Co.

Death: 1887 GA, Newton Co. Age: 65

Burial: GA, Newton Co. Southview Cemetery lot 141

Spouse: David R. Irby

Marriage: 28 Sep 1845 GA, Newton Co.

3 M: William Livingston Dick

Birth: 5 Nov 1825 GA, Newton Co.

Death: 6 Jul 1903 AL, Clay Co. Age: 77

Burial: AL, Clay Co., Liberty Hill cemetery

Spouse: Martha Ann Lee

Marriage: 4 Mar 1849 GA, Butts Co.

Spouse: Mary Pittard

Marriage: 13 Mar 1879

4 M: Levi W. Dick

Birth: 8 Jul 1827 GA, Newton Co.

Death: Sep 1882 GA, Newton Co. Age: 55

Burial: GA, Newton Co., Hwy. 36 Red Oak cemetery

Occupation: Grits Mill

Spouse: Sarah Rebecca James

Marriage: 31 Jan 1850 GA, Newton Co.

5 F: Margaret Dick

Birth: 1830 GA, Newton Co.

Spouse: Maybe Parker

6 F: Mary Frances Dick

Birth: 1833 GA, Newton Co.

Spouse: William Lawson

Marriage: 11 Jul 1852 GA, Newton Co.

7 F: Harriett C. Dick

Birth: 1835 GA, Newton Co.

Spouse: John L. Laseter

Marriage: 14 Apr 1872 GA, Newton Co. bk 7 1869-1875

8 F: Ammanda Dick

Birth: 1837

Spouse: Maybe Ponder

9 M: James F. Dick

Birth: 1841 GA, Newton Co.

Spouse: Laura Bryant

Marriage: 18 May 1876 GA, Newton Co., Bk 8 1874-1884

10 F: Nancy Dick

Birth: 1843 GA, Newton Co.

Spouse: Martain Allen

Marriage: 19 Mar 1865 GA, Newton Co.

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Notes for James Dick

I have no proof that the below James DICK who from Co. Down IR in 1805, is the same James DICK living in GA and is Tex' GGGG Grandfather. It does seem likely they are the same.

1804 - Northern Ireland Ship Lists (1804-1806)

American Passenger Lists, 1804-06 [British Museum Transcripts], in Ireland, Northern; Public Records Office. Report of the deputy keeper of the records for the year 1929. Belfast: H.M. Stationery Office, 1930 [pages 15, 21-49] [Lancour No. 26] The list deals with 47 ships and gives the names of some 1,600 passengers. Eleven sailed from Belfast, Eleven from Dublin, Ten from Londonderry, Nine from Newry, Two from Sligo, one each from Ballyshannon and Warrenpoint. In two cases the Irish port is not listed. The port of entry in America: Is in Thirty cases New York, Eight cases Philadelphia and or Newcastle, Four cases Boston, Two each Baltimore and Charleston, One New Bedford. The emigrants from counties Antrim, Armagh, Down, Fermanagh, Londonderry and Tyrone have been indexed in the B appendix. Appendix B is entitled Index to Documents (other than normal increments) deposited in the public records office during the year 1929. Only those names marked "passages. to America" for lists of passengers from Ireland to America, have been listed. Among these are the following. These are all the DICKs I could find listed:

Dick, Jas., Gillhall, Co. Down. 1805,

Dick, Samuel. and Mary, Scarvagh, Co. Down. 1806,

Dick, Wm. and Jane, Drumarra, Co. Down. 1805

There is listed a James Dick in SC on the 1810 census. again I can't say that it is the same James Dick listed on the 1810 Green Co. Tax list.

1810 - Charleston SC page 167, James Dick 1M 26-45

1810 - Green Co., GA Moore Dist. James Dick tax list

1812 - Green Co., GA James Dick drafted at Hunters Mill

1814 - AL, James was at Camp Defiance 48 miles west of the Chattahoochee river and also at the battle of Tuskegee.

1814 - AL, Macon Co., James Dick wounded in the action on the morning of Jan. 24 1814 Military Service Records Washington DC wo-10512458-160-50 battle of Challibee fought by Gen. John Floyd's Georgia Militia in Macon County AL near Tuskegee Jan 27, 1814

1814 - GA, Augusta Feb. 4, James Dick , GA, Augusta Chron. newspaper, page 3, 1st. column Story of attack by the Indians on James's unit. James was wounded in this battle.

1815 - Green Co. GA Dawson Dist. James Dick tax list

1817 - Morgan Co. GA Malone Dist. James Dick tax list

1827- Land Lottery register number 16, James Dick, wounded soldier living GA, Newton Co.. Drew land in Coweta Co. GA 6Th. Dist. land lot 51 of Coweta Co., GA

1830 - GA, Newton Co. census pg. 52 gives James Dick, 1 male under 5 years, 2 males 5 to 10 years, 1 male 10 to 15 years, 1 male 40 to 50 years, 1 female under 5 years, 2 females 5 to 10 years, and 1 female 30 to 40 years

1840 - census of GA, Newton Co. 147th dist pg. 23 James Dick

1850 - GA, Newton Co. from The National Archives Military Service Records Washington DC wo-10512458-160-50 for James Dick . State of Georgia, County of Newton.

On this the 21st day October AD one Thousand Eighteen hundred and fifty personally appeared before me a justice of the peace within and for the county and state aforesaid. James Dick aged sixty four years, a resident of Newton County in the State of Georgia who being duly sworn according to law he claims that he is the identical James Dick who was a corporal in the company commanded by Captain John Myrick in the second regiment of infantry commanded {unreadable words}in the war with Great Britain declared by the United States on the 18th day of June 1812 that he was drafted at Hunters Mill Green County Georgia on or about the twenty sixth day of August AD 1813 for the term of six months and continued in actual service in said war for the term of over five months and was wounded {He was wounded in the action of the morning of Jan. 27th 1814}and was honorably discharged at Millidgeville on or about the twenty first day of March AD 1814 as will be made to affirm by the muster rolls of said company having no written discharge. He makes this declaration for the purpose of obtaining the bounty land to which he may be entitled under the act granting bounty land to certain officers and soldiers which have been engaged in the military services of the United States {unreadable word} September 28th 1850 signed James Dick " not a mark" . There is another application based on his service under Captain Thomas Dawson in the second regiment were he again was drafted from Green County on or about the 15th October 1814 for a term of 6 months he was discharged at Sparta Hancock Co. on or about the 16th day March 1815 his rank this time was that of a private he made this application on the same day as the other for the hope of getting a land grant. " note, that he was paying taxes in the same militia dist as the Capt. he served under." His pay as a corpl. in his first enlistment was $10.00 per month total pay was $67.83 cents

1850 - GA, Newton Co. 65th sub division, Gaint district, pg. 464 James Dick 64M Ireland wagoner, Susan 54F GA, Margaret 20F GA, Mary 17F GA, Harriet 15F GA, Amanda 13F GA, James 11M GA, and Nancy 7F GA

1860 - GA, Newton Co. pg. 479 Newton Factory MD h/h James Dick 74M wagoner, Susan 61F, Margaret 29F, Amanda 22F, Harriett C 25F, James F 20M, Nancy A? E 17F, Mary S. Ponder 12F, and Levi 10M

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Notes for Susan Webb

The dates on Charles is from the cemetery and Bible owned by Inez O'neal who hand copied the entries and sent it to Mrs. Evelyn Jameson who loned me the copy to check my dates with. This also has the birth date of Susan Webb in it.

1815 - GA, Jasper Co. before me in person came Aris Newton who being sworn according to law {word} says that he is a citizen of said county and state that he is seventy nine years of age that he knew James Dick and Susan Webb. That he was one of the waiters and present at the time and saw them married in said county by one William Green who is now dead and that the said James and Susan lived together after said marriage and recognized each other as husband and wife, and that said marriage took place early in the month of July 1815 Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 23rd day of September A D 1873 signed Aris Newton. The above text goes with the photo labled James3.psd

1883 - GA, Newton Co., Newton Factory or Webbville, July 4th, to William W. Dudley Washington DC, Sir: the postmaster at Monticello GA being unable to furnish the required information concerning yours of May 5th which I herewith return, sent to me for my reply as the parties in question resided in this neighborhood at the time of their death and for many years before. Mrs. Susan Dick who resided in the neighborhood in the year 1873 is now dead. She died the 16th day of October 1873. She was known to be the widow of James Dick, who was generally believed by his neighbors to have served in the war of 1812. Very respectfully William H. Pickett PM Susan made this application, widows claim (10512) by act of Feb. 14, 1871 for a pension based on James Dick's military service in Capt. Myricks Co. GA Militia. It was later rejected ... I guess because she had died.