An American Family History

John Dickerson was born about 1685 in Prince George's County, Maryland. He was the son of Thomas Dickerson.

He married Frances Clarvo.

When his father died in 1726, he inherited Dickison's Delight.

John died in 1744 in Prince George's County, Maryland.

12 Aug 1705
Chas Co:
John Dickinson, planter, sold to William Stone, Gent.,
144A part of 300A tract called Millner on west side of northernmost branch of Nanjemy Creek, adjacent Francis Harrison;
witnesses were John Manning and Edwd. Chapman

from Prince George's Land Records 1730-1733 - Liber Q, Page 655

Enrolled at request of John Dickason 26 Jun 1733:
From John Dickason, planter for love and affection to nephew John Dickason, s/o Henry Dickason; a parcel of land called Dickason's ?;
/s/ John Dickison (mark);
wit. Thos. Wilcoxon, Jacob Miller, Charles Hungerford;
26 Jun 1733;
ack. by John Dickason

Dickinson, John,
Prince George's County,
5th Nov., 1742; 28th Aug., 1744.
To Uriah Virgin, son of sister [Elizabeth] 153 A. Dickeson's Delight
To Garrett, son of bro. Henry, 150 A. John and James Choice on Rock Creek.
To Jeremiah Virgin, son of sister [Elizabeth] 100 A. Dickeson's Delight on Patuxent R.
To Anne, dau. of Enoch Jenkins, personalty.
to bro. Henry, ex. and sisters Mary and Elizabeth, residue of estate.
Test: Capt. James Edmondston, Archibold Edmonston, Benj. Perry. 23. 588