Iredell County NcArchives Military Records.....Dickey, John September 13, 1844
Revwar - Pension 
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Captain John Dickey Revolutionary War File
Captain John Dickey Revolutionary War File
U. S. National Archives
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3.  Certification supporting application by E. F. Rockwell and Alexander 
Huggins

[13 Sept 1844]
State of North Carolina
Be it known that on this day the 13th of Sept 1844 before me Mathias E. Manly 
one of the judges of the superior court of law and equity for the state 
aforesaid then presiding in the superior court from the county of Iredell in 
said state Elizabeth Dickey appeared in open court & subscribed & made oath to 
the foregoing.
	At the same time it was made appear to me that E. F. Rockwell & 
Alexander Huggins whose certification is affixed to these papers are persons 
of respectability.  that the former is a clergyman & that these statements are 
entitled to full credit & I do accordingly certify the same.
	       under my hand on this day above stated in open court
			M. E. Manly Judge 

State of North Carolina
Iredell County
I Samuel R. Bell clerk of Iredell Superior Court of law do certify that M. E. 
Manly whose name is signed to the above certificate is one of the Judges of 
the superior Court of law and Courts of Equity of said state & that the 
signature purporting to be his is genuine
	In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of 
my office at Statesville this 23rd day of November in the 69th year of our 
Independence A. D. 1844
					S. R. Bell Clk


We E F Rockwell a clergyman residing in Iredell County State of North Carolina 
and Alexander Huggins residing in the same place hereby certify that we are 
acquainted with Elizabeth Dickey widow of Captain John Dickey, who has signed 
the foregoing declaration.  That is E. F. Rockwell has been acquainted with 
her for a short time but has undoubted evidence of the fact that the said 
Elizabeth Dickey is the widow of Captain John Dickey who was a soldier in the 
revolutionary war commanded a company as Captain.  That she is a highly 
respectable and a credible person and a pious and consistent member of the 
Presbyterian Church and Alexander Huggins sayeth that he has been acquainted 
with the said Elizabeth Dickey nearly all his life.  That she is the widow of 
the said Capt John Dickey who was a soldier and a Captain in the war of the 
Revolution.  That he was raised from childhood in said Dickey's 
neighbourhood.  was well acquainted with Capt Dickey up to the period of his 
death which took place about the year 1808.  that he was always respected and 
believed in the neighbourhood where he resided to have been a solider and a 
Captain in the revolution.  That he was an Elder in the Presbyterian Church 
until his death.  That Elizabeth Dickey the present applicant is still a 
widow.  That she is a highly credible person.  Sworn to and subscribed before 
me in open court.  Elijah F. Rockwell  Alexander Huggins
	M. E. Manly Judge of the superior courts of law & equity for North 
Carolina


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