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Timothy Dickinson papers, 1809, undated.

 Collection
Identifier: MS0066

Scope and Contents

This collection of personal papers contains two items. The first is a short biography that largely covers Timothy Dickinson's time in the Continental Army. The second is a commonplace book which largely contains religiously themed writings.

Dates

  • 1809

Creator

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Biographical Note

Timothy Dickinson was born on June 25, 1761 in Amherst, Massachusetts. Dickinson joined the Continental Army in 1777 after an order from the General Court of Massachusetts produced an order "to raise men to go to Ticonderoga". Dickinson continued to serve in the Continental Army until November, 1779, when his regiment was discharged in Albany. Timothy Dickinson graduated from Dartmouth in 1785 and later studied theology under Rev. Tappan of Newbury. He was ordained as minister at Holliston, Massachusetts on February 18, 1789. He remained minister at that place until his death. Timothy Dickinson died on July 6, 1813.

Extent

2 Folders

Language of Materials

English

Abstract

Timothy Dickinson was born on June 25, 1761 in Amherst, Massachusetts. Dickinson joined the Continental Army in 1777 and was discharged in 1779. He graduated from Dartmouth in 1785 and was ordained as the minister at Holliston, Massachusetts on February 18, 1789. He remained minister there until his death on July 6, 1813. This collection contains two items written by Timothy Dickinson. The first is a short biography which recounts his time in the Continental Army and the second is a commonplace book which contains various religious writings.

Arrangement

Items in this collection have been arranged by chronological order by start date.

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Acquisition Information

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Accruals

Additional accruals are expected for this collection in the form of full-text transcription. There is no anticipated date for this accrual.

Bibliography

Emerson, Davis. "Biographical sketches of the Congregational pastors of New England". 1930. 9.3.90

Processing Information

Processed by Zachary Bodnar, November 2021, according to DACS 2019.0.3.

Title
Timothy Dickinson papers, 1809, undated.
Status
Completed
Author
Zachary Bodnar
Date
2022-06-29
Description rules
3
Language of description
English
Script of description
Latin

Repository Details

Part of the Congregational Library & Archives Repository

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