Hancock County GaArchives Obituaries.....Dickson, David February 1885
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The Covington Star, March 4, 1885
Local and Star-light Items.
     The following shows that although plain passage was taken, David Dickson, 
went prepared for the hotels on the other side. Says the Sparta 
Ishmaelite: “Mr. David Dickson, at his own request, was buried in a plain pine 
coffin not even painted, and a pocket knife that he had carried for twenty 
years, together with tooth pick and pocket comb, were placed in his pockets.”

The Covington Star, March 11, 1885
     The estate of Mr. David Dickson, who died a few days ago in Hancock 
county, is said to be worth at least half a million dollars. He made it all 
farming.


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